Who is responsible for administering the Correspondence Management Program within the Marine Corps?

The Commandant of the Marine Corps is responsible for administering the Correspondence Management Program within the Marine Corps. This authority is rooted in the leadership role the Commandant plays, overseeing all aspects of operational and administrative processes in the Marine Corps. The Commandant’s oversight ensures that correspondence practices align with the policies, directives, and operational requirements needed for effective communication within the Marine Corps.

While other roles like the Secretary of the Navy and Deputy Commandant have significant responsibilities, they do not specifically manage the day-to-day execution and standards of the Correspondence Management Program. Administration Officers contribute to the implementation of the program but operate under the guidance set by the Commandant, rather than being directly responsible for its administration. This hierarchical structure emphasizes the Commandant's ultimate authority and responsibility in correspondence management.