Overview of LMARS Data Usage and Reporting by the Marine Corps

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The Marine Corps no longer utilizes LMARS data but previously relied on it for performance metrics. The Logistics Command, through the Logistics Capabilities Center, received LRT files from DLA Transaction Services weekly, monthly, or quarterly via File Transfer Protocol. This data was merged with Retail Data from SASSY to form a comprehensive database that facilitated the creation of the monthly CWT report for internal use and sharing with DLA. The generated database was available on the Precision Logistics Website for access by the Logistics Management Institute.

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May 14, 2026

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Overview of LMARS Data Usage and Reporting by the Marine Corps

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[Marine Corps]LMARS Usage • Use of LMARS data • No longer used by the Marine Corps • LRT File from DLA Transaction Services • Marine Corps Logistics Command, Logistics Capabilities Center, receives the LRT File from DLA weekly/monthly/quarterly via File Transfer Protocol. The data is used to prepare Marine Corps performance metrics reports. The data is also merged with Retail Data (from SASSY) to create a database from which is generated the monthly CWT report that is used internally at MCLC and sent to DLA. The database that is created is posted to the Precision Logistics Website and is picked up by the Logistics Management Institute (LMI). • LMARS Reports • No Longer used by the Marine Corps