What action will be taken if a command fails to achieve a CTS of 80 percent?

The correct choice reflects the established procedures within the Navy's maintenance and material management practices outlined in OPNAVINST 4790.1J. When a command fails to achieve a Command Training Summary (CTS) of 80 percent, a reassessment is required to identify any deficiencies and provide an opportunity for improvement. This reassessment is typically conducted by the Afloat Training Group (ATG) within a specific timeframe of four to six months. This ensures that the command can receive targeted corrective actions based on the assessment of its maintenance and training practices, thereby promoting enhanced operational readiness and material condition.

The rationale for reassessment by ATG is to ensure that there are structured follow-up evaluations that allow commands to develop their training and maintenance plans effectively. This structured approach supports continuous improvement within the fleet's operational capabilities, aligning with the Navy's overarching goals for readiness and accountability.