Who can a Soldier file an informal EO complaint with?

• A. Only the Chaplain
• B. Chain of Command, IG, Chaplain, Provost Marshal, Medical Agency Personnel, Staff Judge Advocate, Chief, and Community Housing Referral and Relocation Services Office
• C. Only the Chain of Command
• D. Only the Inspector General

Answer: (B)

The key idea is that informal Equal Opportunity complaints can be filed through multiple approved channels, not just a single person or office. This provides accessible options so Soldiers can raise concerns through the channel that fits their situation or where they feel comfortable.

A Soldier can approach a wide range of designated authorities: the Chain of Command for direct involvement and resolution, the Inspector General for independent review, the Chaplain for confidential support, the Provost Marshal for issues intersecting with law enforcement or safety, Medical Agency Personnel for concerns encountered in medical settings, the Staff Judge Advocate for legal guidance, the Chief, and the Community Housing Referral and Relocation Services Office for housing-related matters. Each channel is an approved route within the informal process, helping ensure concerns can be raised and addressed promptly without unnecessary barriers.

Choosing only one channel would miss the breadth of avenues available, which is why the option listing all of these is the best answer.