Who is responsible for ensuring the installation is capable of supporting deployment operations and designating an installation deployment officer (IDO) and alternates?

Who is responsible for ensuring the installation is capable of supporting deployment operations and designating an installation deployment officer (IDO) and alternates?

• A. Wing/Installation.
• B. Mission support group (MSG).
• C. Logistics readiness squadron (LRS).
• D. Major command (MAJCOM).

Answer: (A)

Wing/Installation leadership is responsible for ensuring the installation can support deployment operations and for designating the Installation Deployment Officer and alternates. This level of command owns the installation’s deployment posture, coordinates across units, and appoints the IDO to oversee planning, resources, and execution. Higher headquarters set policy, and groups like the Mission Support Group or the Logistics Readiness Squadron handle specific support functions, but the formal designation of the IDO and accountability for deployment readiness sit with the installation leadership.

Wing/Installation leadership is responsible for ensuring the installation can support deployment operations and for designating the Installation Deployment Officer and alternates. This level of command owns the installation’s deployment posture, coordinates across units, and appoints the IDO to oversee planning, resources, and execution. Higher headquarters set policy, and groups like the Mission Support Group or the Logistics Readiness Squadron handle specific support functions, but the formal designation of the IDO and accountability for deployment readiness sit with the installation leadership.