Which of the following is NOT a requirement for AER assistance?

The requirement regarding having a GT score above 110 is not relevant for receiving Army Emergency Relief (AER) assistance. AER is designed to provide financial assistance to soldiers and their families who find themselves in unforeseen and emergency situations. The main criteria for eligibility typically include being an active duty soldier or being retired from active duty – which relates to A and D in the options.

Having dependents is another common requirement, as assistance may often be needed to support families during financial hardships, making option B relevant to AER eligibility. In contrast, the GT score, which assesses a soldier's cognitive abilities and is often used for classification and assignment in the Army, does not have a bearing on the eligibility for AER assistance. Therefore, having a GT score above 110 is not a requirement for receiving such assistance, which establishes why it is the correct answer.