The MMR covers munitions managed by a DoD contractor under which condition?

• A. Always
• B. Never
• C. When they are managing military munitions
• D. Only if they own the munitions

Answer: (C)

The key idea is that the MMR applies when a DoD contractor is actively managing military munitions. Managing means taking on duties such as handling, storing, moving, maintaining, disposing of, and keeping accountability for the munitions under a DoD contract. In those situations, the MMR tracks and reports on the munitions to ensure safety, control, and regulatory compliance. It doesn’t depend on who owns the munitions, and it won’t apply if the contractor isn’t performing management activities. So coverage hinges on the act of management under a DoD contract, not on ownership or a blanket condition.