Operational responsibility rested with the Adjutant General, then transferred to the Commander, U.S. Army Community and Family Support Center. In 1951, Service representatives were assigned to the new Armed Forces Professional Entertainment Office (AFPEO) to administer the fielding of USO Shows, provide shows where the USO Camp Shows were unavailable, and establish a regularly scheduled program.
The responsibility for operations was initially with the Adjutant General, but in 1951, it shifted to the Commander of the U.S. Army Community and Family Support Center.  At that time, service representatives were assigned to the Armed Forces Professional Entertainment Office (AFPEO) to oversee USO Show deployments, fill gaps where Camp Shows weren't available, and establish a consistent program schedule.