Depot Source-of-Repair (DSOR) is the engineering technique that determines who will perform required depot maintenance.

Depot Source-of-Repair (DSOR) is the engineering technique that determines who will perform required depot maintenance.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. It determines the logistics provider location.
• D. It defines environmental requirements.

Answer: (A)

Depot Source-of-Repair (DSOR) is the process used to decide who will perform depot maintenance. It evaluates repair options and selects the source of repair—the depot or an external contractor—that will execute the maintenance based on factors like capability, capacity, cost, and schedule. This is why the statement is true: DSOR determines who will perform the required depot maintenance, not where the logistics provider is located or what environmental requirements are defined. Those aspects lie outside DSOR’s scope.

Depot Source-of-Repair (DSOR) is the process used to decide who will perform depot maintenance. It evaluates repair options and selects the source of repair—the depot or an external contractor—that will execute the maintenance based on factors like capability, capacity, cost, and schedule. This is why the statement is true: DSOR determines who will perform the required depot maintenance, not where the logistics provider is located or what environmental requirements are defined. Those aspects lie outside DSOR’s scope.