Army Values (U1C2L7 (old U2C1L3))

What best describes the Army Value of Loyalty?

• Fulfilling obligations

• Bearing true faith and allegiance to the U.S. Constitution

• Putting the welfare of the nation before your own

• Facing fear, danger, or adversity

• Living up to all values

What best describes the Army Value of Duty?

• Putting the welfare of the nation before your own

• Living up to all values

• Fulfilling obligations

• Facing fear, danger, or adversity

• Doing what is right

What best describes the Army Value of Respect?

• Treating others as they should be treated

• Fulfilling obligations

• Putting the welfare of the nation before your own

• Doing what is right

• Living up to all values

What best describes the Army Value of Selfless Service?

• Bearing true faith and allegiance to the U.S. Constitution

• Fulfilling your obligations

• Putting the welfare of the nation before your own

• Living up to all values

• Doing what is right

What best describes the Army Value of Honor?

• Fulfilling your obligations

• Bearing true faith and allegiance to the U.S. Constitution

• Treating others as they should be treated

• Doing what is right

• Living up to all values

What best describes the Army Value of Integrity?

• Living up to all values

• Facing fear, danger, or adversity

• Fulfilling your obligations

• Doing what is right

• Treating others as they should be treated

From the list below, identify actions that illustrate the Army Value of Loyalty (select all that apply).

• Showing good moral judgment

• Demonstrating devotion to an organization to which you belong

• Being faithful to your family and friends

• Recognizing the dignity of all persons

• Respecting the U.S. Constitution and its laws

What best describes the Army Value of Personal Courage?

• Doing the right thing

• Fulfilling your obligations

• Living up to all values

• Treating others as they should be treated

• Facing fear, danger, or adversity

From the list below, identify actions that illustrate the Army Value of Duty (select all that apply).

• Respecting the U.S. Constitution and its laws

• Fulfilling legal and moral obligations

• Demonstrating consistent moral behavior

• Being faithful to your family and friends

• Carrying out the requirements of your job

From the list below, identify actions that illustrate the Army Value of Respect (select all that apply).

• Demonstrating consideration for others

• Creating a fair environment

• Recognizing the dignity of all

• Being faithful to your family and friends

• Demonstrating consistent moral behavior