What must each command level above the organization level appoint a CSDP coordinator for?

• A. To supervise APOs
• B. To assist the commander with establishing and monitoring the CSDP.
• C. To manage property accountability
• D. To coordinate logistics

Answer: (B)

The key idea is that a CSDP coordinator is there to help the commander put the program in place and keep it on track. At levels above a single organization, appointing this coordinator ensures the command has a single point of focus to establish the CSDP, monitor its implementation, collect progress and compliance, and report back up the chain. This role isn’t about day-to-day property accountability, supervising accountable property officers, or handling logistics coordination—those are separate responsibilities handled by other staff. The coordinator’s job is to facilitate and oversee the program itself, ensuring consistent application and visibility for the commander.