Survival Skills and Military Code of Conduct Quiz

Assessing your situation helps prioritize actions for survival.

Entertainment is not a fundamental human need for survival.

POW stands for Prisoner of War, referring to captured military personnel.

Camouflage helps individuals blend into their surroundings, enhancing survival and military effectiveness.

PMC refers to Private Military Corporations, private entities providing military services.

The Code of Conduct provides guidelines for soldier behavior in captivity situations.

Panic is counterproductive in survival situations and is not a key element of survival psychology.

The Rule of Threes outlines how long a person can survive without essentials like shelter, water, etc.

Drinking urine is not recommended as a method for obtaining water due to health risks.

Sending emails is not a basic survival skill necessary in wilderness or emergency situations.

SERE stands for Safety, Evasion, Resistance, and Extraction, essential elements of survival training.

LISTEN stands for Listen, Identify, Sight, Transmit, Encourage, Note, guiding communication in survival situations.

Staying Legal ensures adherence to international laws and treaties by U.S. armed forces.

Evade training aims to prevent capture and further harm to personnel in hostile situations.

The Resist portion of SERE training focuses on teaching techniques to resist interrogation.