AROC stands for Army Requirements Oversight Council.

• A. Army Readiness Oversight Council
• B. Army Requirements Oversight Council
• C. Army Readiness and Oversight Council
• D. Army Resources Oversight Committee

Answer: (B)

AROC refers to the Army Requirements Oversight Council, a senior governance body that validates and approves the Army’s materiel requirements to ensure they address identified capability gaps and align with budget and priorities. The word “Requirements” is the key indicator of its focus on what the Army needs, rather than current readiness or available resources. “Oversight” signals a formal review and approval role, not just discussion, and “Council” denotes a formal body of senior leaders. The other options adapt terms that shift the focus to readiness or funding or replace the formal council with a committee, so they don’t match the established name.