What document contains the type and quantities of conventional munitions to be stocked at your base as well as assets stored at other locations?

The War Consumable Distribution Objective (WCDO) is the correct choice because it specifically outlines the types and quantities of conventional munitions that are to be stocked at a particular base, as well as detailing additional assets that are stored at other locations. The WCDO serves as a vital planning document that facilitates the distribution and management of munitions, ensuring that the necessary inventory is available to support operational requirements.

In contrast, the Table of Allowances (TOA) primarily focuses on the allowances of equipment and items that are authorized for a unit but does not directly address munitions specifics like the WCDO does. The Operational Readiness Report (ORR) provides information about the current readiness status of equipment and personnel but does not detail the inventory or stockpiles of munitions. The Munitions Control Order (MCO) outlines directives related to munitions management, but it does not specifically provide a comprehensive list of the types and quantities of munitions like the WCDO effectively does.