Which organization establishes the current methods for commissary inspections when Army personnel are unavailable?

• A. U.S. Army VETCOM Instructions
• B. Navy Health Instruction
• C. CDC Guidelines
• D. WHO Sanitation Standards

Answer: (A)

This question looks at who sets Army-specific procedures for commissary inspections when Army personnel are not available. The U.S. Army VETCOM Instructions provide the official guidelines the Army uses for veterinary public health and food safety inspections, including the methods used in situations when Army staff aren’t on hand. They standardize how inspections are conducted across commissaries to ensure consistent sanitation and safety practices. Navy Health Instruction would apply to Navy facilities, not Army ones. CDC Guidelines cover general public health recommendations and don’t replace Army-specific inspection protocols. WHO Sanitation Standards are international guidelines and not Army-specific directives. So, the organization that establishes the current methods is the U.S. Army VETCOM Instructions.