Where should unresolved supply discrepancy reports be forwarded when additional assistance is necessary?

The correct choice is to forward unresolved supply discrepancy reports to the Major Command (MAJCOM) when additional assistance is necessary. Major Commands typically have broader oversight and resources to deal with complex or unresolved issues that arise within supply chains. They are equipped to analyze supply discrepancies in a more systemic context, addressing issues that may affect multiple locations or units.

By forwarding significant discrepancies to MAJCOM, warehouses can ensure that they are leveraging the command's extensive resources and expertise to resolve issues effectively. This step is critical because unresolved supply discrepancies can lead to operational inefficiencies and impact mission readiness if not handled promptly and correctly. Involving a higher command level helps to ensure that appropriate actions and analyses are initiated to resolve these discrepancies, supporting the overall logistics operations.

The other options may not provide the necessary level of support or authority to address the discrepancies adequately. The Warehouse Supervisor might deal with local issues, while Logistics Command may handle broader logistics discussions but not necessarily have the specific authority or resources to address unresolved discrepancies alone. The Department of Defense encompasses an even wider scope, and while it may set policy, it may not be directly involved in resolving specific supply discrepancies at the operational level.