Reutilization of serviceable property is best described as:

• A. Disposal of surplus items.
• B. Selling assets to the public.
• C. Reassignment of serviceable property to another unit or program.
• D. Destroying assets beyond repair.

Answer: (C)

Reutilization means keeping items in use by moving usable property to where it’s needed instead of throwing it away. When an asset is still serviceable, the best action is to reassign it to another unit or program that can make use of it. This keeps resources productive, saves money, and supports overall readiness by ensuring equipment continues to serve a purpose rather than becoming waste. Disposing surplus items would get rid of them, which isn’t reutilization. Selling assets to the public or destroying them beyond repair are not about keeping usable property in service; they remove it from internal use, which also isn’t reutilization.