ACS centers are staffed by whom?

• A. Full-time military personnel
• B. Civilian contractors
• C. Retired officers
• D. Volunteers primarily

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is that ACS centers rely on people who donate their time to support soldiers and their families. These centers are designed to be community-driven and cost-efficient, so volunteers form the backbone of daily operations. Volunteers handle a lot of the routine work—answering questions, greeting visitors, running classes and workshops, assisting with relocation and deployment tasks, and guiding families to the right resources. Paid staff are still present for specialized roles or professional services (like case management or financial counseling), but the day-to-day staffing and most programs depend on volunteers. That’s why volunteers primarily is the best description.