A review of the Marine Corps maintenance of real property program in order to improve the Marine Corps' BMAR projection.
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This study reviewed the current Marine Corps' program control
system for the maintenance and repair of real property in
order to identify factors which have influenced the growth of
the Backlog of Maintenance and Repair (BMAR) . To provide background
for this study, a review of the Department of Defense's
maintenance of real property guidance and the changes that have
been implemented was accomplished to examine its impact on the
BMAR growth and the different program control systems the military
services have established. The factors contributing to
the Marine Corps ' BMAR growth and their impact on the growth
are examined. This study concludes with observations regarding
the program control system which Marine Corps activities currently
employ. Further, it provides specific recommendations
which are intended to improve the system now in operation and
ultimately result in a more positive projection of BMAR for
the Marine Corps.
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