Which act is associated with the benefits for Armed Forces members in terms of death gratuity?

The Armed Forces Death Gratuity and Disability Pension Act of 1951 specifically addresses the provisions related to benefits given to Armed Forces members and their families in the event of death or disability. This Act established a framework for the financial assistance that families of service members could expect if their loved ones died while on active duty, ensuring they receive financial support during a difficult time.

The focus of this Act is on providing a gratuity payment designed to ease the financial burden on the surviving family members. It brings together relief measures relevant to military personnel and underscores the government's commitment to supporting those who have served.

The other options do not align with the specifics of benefits related to Armed Forces members. For example, the Police Act of 1966 pertains primarily to police services rather than military personnel. Similarly, RA 7675 and the National Insurance Act of 1995 cover different aspects of social welfare and insurance rather than military death benefits.