Who must approve the issuance of medical supplies to nonmedical units?

The approval for the issuance of medical supplies to nonmedical units must come from the Medical Treatment Facility Commander (MTFC) because this individual holds the necessary authority and responsibility for overseeing all activities related to the provision and administration of medical supplies within a healthcare framework. The MTFC ensures that medical supplies are distributed appropriately and according to established protocols, especially when it comes to nonmedical units, which may not have the same level of oversight or understanding of medical logistics and supply chain management. This role is crucial in maintaining accountability for medical resources, ensuring that supplies are used in accordance with medical standards, and safeguarding against misuse or misallocation of critical medical items. The other roles mentioned may broadly operate within logistics or supply, but do not have the specific authority or insight required to manage or approve medical supply distribution effectively.