Questions on Conduct and Prisoner Rights

The Code of Conduct is considered a law.

• True

• False

Should “detainees” be concerned about the topics of discussion with captors?

• Yes, because it may affect their safety and treatment.

• No, because it does not impact their situation.

• Yes, because it can lead to better understanding.

• No, because captors do not care about discussions.

Voluntary surrender is appropriate in certain situations.

• True

• False

If captured, must you attempt to escape?

• Yes

• No

If a prisoner, must you assist others to escape?

• Yes, it is your duty to do so.

• No, it is not required.

• Only if you are ordered to do so.

• It depends on the situation.

Do American prisoners have a chain of command?

• Yes, they have a formal chain of command.

• No, they do not have a formal chain of command.

Is it OK for a prisoner to communicate with the enemy?

• Yes, on matters regarding health, welfare, and routine camp matters

• No

• Sometimes

• Depends on the situation

Is it OK for a prisoner to write letters home?

• Yes, it is generally allowed.

• No, it is not allowed.

• It depends on the prisoner's behavior.

• Only with special permission.

Do your past actions as a prisoner matter when you reach home either through escape or repatriation?

• Yes, they do matter and may be subject to review.

• No, they do not matter.

• It depends on the circumstances.

• Only if they were significant.