Remains buried in temporary cemeteries may be disinterred and evacuated under what program if conditions and capabilities permit?

The Concurrent Return Program is designed specifically for the identification, recovery, and return of remains to their families, especially in cases where they are buried in temporary cemeteries. This program allows for the disinterment of remains and their return when the conditions and capabilities are suitable.

The purpose of this program is not only to honor the deceased but also to ensure that families receive their loved ones' remains in a timely and respectful manner. This program is crucial in wartime or post-conflict scenarios where temporary graves may be necessary due to the immediacy of the situation, and it streamlines the process to ensure families can have closure.

The other options pertain to different aspects of cemetery management and the handling of remains, but they do not specifically address the capacity for disinterring remains from temporary cemeteries for the purpose of return to families as effectively as the Concurrent Return Program does.