Which statement is true about WMDS forms across branches?

• A. All branches share a single universal WMDS form.
• B. Each branch uses its own specific forms for WMDS.
• C. Only Navy uses standardized WMDS forms.
• D. The Army does not require WMDS forms.

Answer: (B)

WMDS forms are branch-specific rather than one-size-fits-all. Each military branch has its own set of documentation tailored to its procedures, data requirements, and reporting chains for managing military working dogs. That means the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps each use forms designed to fit their own workflows, record-keeping systems, and operational needs. Because of these tailored requirements, there isn’t a single universal WMDS form used by all branches.

This is why the statement that each branch uses its own specific forms is the best answer. The other options imply a universal or exclusive system (or no requirement), which doesn’t align with how branches typically manage MWD records.