What covers Chaplaincy resources management?

• A. AR 600-20
• B. AR 165-1
• C. DoD Directives 5105
• D. AR 350-1

Answer: (B)

The key idea is that chaplaincy resource management is governed by the regulation that specifically covers the Army Chaplain Corps, including how chaplains are supported, how religious programs are organized, and how the resources—such as funding, property, and personnel—needed to sustain those programs are planned and accounted for. This regulation provides the authority and procedures for allocating and managing the chaplaincy’s assets across the Army, ensuring consistent support for religious services and programs wherever units are stationed.

Other regulations deal with broader Army policy or different areas (for example, general command policy, DoD-wide directives, or training and education) and don’t address the specific management of chaplain resources.