Military Code of Conduct Quiz

What is the purpose of the Military Code of Conduct?

• To determine the rules of engagement in combat situations.

• To outline the military's budget and spending.

• To provide guidelines and standards of behavior for members of the military.

• To establish a ranking system within the military.

According to the Code of Conduct for Prisoners of War, what information are prisoners required to provide?

• Name, rank, and social security number.

• Name, rank, date of birth, and serial number.

• Name, rank, and home address.

• Name, rank, and mother's maiden name.

What are the rights of prisoners of war under the Code of Conduct?

• The right to refuse to provide any information

• The right to escape without consequences

• The right to receive adequate food, clothing, and medical care; the right to communicate with family and fellow prisoners; the right to practice their religion; and the right to be protected from violence and intimidation.

• The right to receive luxury items and privileges

What are the consequences for violating the Code of Conduct for Prisoners of War?

• Disciplinary actions, loss of privileges, extended detention, and legal prosecution

• Community service, increased privileges, early release

• Monetary fine, promotion within the prison hierarchy, reduced legal consequences

• Verbal warning, reduction in rations, shorter detention period

What established the Code of Conduct

• DOD regulation 145-1

• Army Regulation 25-50

• Executive Order 10631

• 21st Amendment to the Constitution

What should you do if you are in a hostage/terrorist situation

• Debate the terrorist

• Lie about yourself

• Discuss Politics

• Humanize yourself

Article I Begins:

• I am an American...

• If I become a prisoner...

• If I am captured...

• I will never surrender...

In Accordance with Article III, I will accept neither

Which of the following is the Senior Commander when captured?

• COL Smith, Chaplain

• LTC Smith, Medical Doctor, Surgeon

• CPT Smith, Quartermaster

• CSM Smith, 3-7 Infantry

As a Prisoner, Who is responsible for your actions?

• Senior Ranking Officer

• Meanest Prison Guard

  (Ratface)

• yourself

• Your cellmate