The pilot unit conducts a logistics detail (LOGDET) validation every

• A. Three years
• B. Two years
• C. Year
• D. Six months

Answer: (B)

LOGDET validation cadence ensures that the logistics details on file stay accurate and usable over time. If you validate too often, you waste effort on changes that aren’t yet significant; if you wait too long, information can become stale and lead to misrouting, delays, or errors in the supply chain. A biennial (every two years) review is a practical balance: it catches meaningful changes in organization, locations, or points of contact without overburdening staff with constant revalidation. The other options would either impose too frequent a workload (six months) or allow data drift to go unchecked for longer periods (three years) or at a yearly pace that doesn’t align with typical maintenance cycles. In this context, validating every two years best maintains data reliability with reasonable effort.