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US Army: Basic Combat Training Knowledge

The Army Values and creeds, Army history, land navigation, combat first aid (TCCC), weapons and fieldcraft, and drill. For future soldiers heading to Basic Combat Training, ROTC cadets and anyone curious about the Army.

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Army Values, Creeds and the Soldier's Rules

The seven Army Values, the Soldier's Creed and Warrior Ethos, the NCO Creed opening, the Army's 3 General Orders, the Oath of Enlistment and the law-of-war rules every soldier learns.

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45 total questions

MCQ: 11
Fill-in: 10
Flashcards: 14
Pair match: 10
Army Values, Creeds and the Soldier's Rules – Flashcards
Flashcards

Card #1

What does the acronym LDRSHIP stand for?

Card #2

What are the four lines of the Warrior Ethos?

Card #3

In what year did the Army adopt the Soldier's Creed?

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Army Values, Creeds and the Soldier's Rules – MCQ
Multiple Choice Questions
  1. 1. A recruit is asked to name the seven Army Values. Which of these is NOT one of them?

    • Discipline
    • Selfless Service
    • Personal Courage
    • Integrity
  2. 2. A soldier who was sexually assaulted wants medical care and counselling but does not want a criminal investigation opened. Under the Army's SHARP program, which option fits?

    • A restricted report to a SARC, victim advocate or healthcare provider
    • An unrestricted report made to the unit's commander or to the police
    • An anonymous complaint sent to the installation's Inspector General
    • A formal equal opportunity complaint filed through the chain of command
  3. 3. A leader orders a soldier to beat a detainee who refuses to answer questions. What must the soldier do?

    • Refuse, because soldiers must disobey orders that are clearly unlawful
    • Comply now and report the order afterwards through the chain of command
    • Comply, since obeying the orders of superiors is required by the oath
    • Ask the detainee to answer first, then carry out the order if needed
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Army Values, Creeds and the Soldier's Rules – Fill-in-the-blank
Fill in the Blank
  1. 1. Army General Order No. 1: "I will guard everything within the limits of my post and quit my post only when properly ___."

    Answer:relieved

    Hint: Your replacement has taken over

  2. 2. Army General Order No. 2: "I will obey my special orders and perform all my duties in a military ___."

    Answer:manner

    Hint: How you carry yourself

  3. 3. Army General Order No. 3: "I will report violations of my special orders, emergencies, and anything not covered in my instructions to the commander of the ___."

    Answer:relief

    Hint: The group of guards on duty

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Army Values, Creeds and the Soldier's Rules – Pair match
Pair Match
Loyalty↔Bear true faith and allegiance to the U.S. Constitution, the Army, your unit and other Soldiers
Duty↔Fulfill your obligations
Respect↔Treat people as they should be treated
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