SERE 100.2 Code of Conduct

The Code of Conduct is a _____________ for military members when isolated or held against their will by entities hostile to the US.

Moral guide

If captured, you must give no information or take part in any action which might be harmful to your comrades. This is an example of __________ under Article IV of the Code of Conduct.

Keeping faith

The traditional chain of command roles and responsibilities continue in all captivity environments. The senior eligible military member assumes command over captives from all U.S. Military Dept’s.

True

Which of the following is NOT an application of the CoC?

Directing the captor’s attention to a fellow captive for interrogation.

Which CoC article articulated the emotional connection between the service member and the concept of sacrifice, as a requirement for honorable military service.

Article I

Where should Specialist Reeves get information about theater entry requirements for Afghanistan?

Electronic Foreign Clearance Guide

Afghanistan

Identify all of the pertinent information needed to complete an ISOPREP?

(1) Your signature
(2) Personal authentication statements
(3) Identifying scars/marks/tattoos
(4) Uniform size
(5) Next of kin
(6) Y...

What is an Evasion Plan of Action (EPOA)?

A written plan of action developed prior to executing a mission, which could improve your chances of successful evasion and recovery during an isol...

Why is it important for you to complete an EPA?

It provides recovery forces with your evasion intentions
It could improve your chances of successful evasion and recovery.

With regards to survival techniques and capabilities, what does the acronym “colder” stand for?

Clean - keep clean
Overheating - Avoid this, remove layers before sweating begins.
Loosely and in layers -

What items are typically carried on person and what items are typically stowed in a backpack when mobilizing?

On person-

(1) Radio w batteries
(2) Compas
(3) Map

With regards to evasion capabilities, what does the “BLISS” acronym stand for?

(B) Blend in with your environment
(L) Keep a low silhouette by being smaller than your surroundings
(I) Avoid positions that are (irregular)...

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SERE 100.2 Code of Conduct

Term	Definition
The Code of Conduct is a _____________ for military members when isolated or held against their will by entities hostile to the US.	Moral guide
If captured, you must give no information or take part in any action which might be harmful to your comrades. This is an example of __________ under Article IV of the Code of Conduct.	Keeping faith
The traditional chain of command roles and responsibilities continue in all captivity environments. The senior eligible military member assumes command over captives from all U.S. Military Dept’s.	True
Which of the following is NOT an application of the CoC?	Directing the captor’s attention to a fellow captive for interrogation.
Which CoC article articulated the emotional connection between the service member and the concept of sacrifice, as a requirement for honorable military service.	Article I
Where should Specialist Reeves get information about theater entry requirements for Afghanistan?	Electronic Foreign Clearance Guide Afghanistan
Identify all of the pertinent information needed to complete an ISOPREP?	(1) Your signature (2) Personal authentication statements (3) Identifying scars/marks/tattoos (4) Uniform size (5) Next of kin (6) Your photograph
What is an Evasion Plan of Action (EPOA)?	A written plan of action developed prior to executing a mission, which could improve your chances of successful evasion and recovery during an isolating event.
Why is it important for you to complete an EPA?	It provides recovery forces with your evasion intentions It could improve your chances of successful evasion and recovery. It establishes communication procedures, such as signaling, which aid in recovery ✅ (ALL OF THE ABOVE)
What are the 5 steps of situational awareness (SA)?	(1) Perceive (2) Analyze (3) Interperet (4) Decide (5) Execute PAIDE -
How should an active duty member’s spouse handle media (including social media) in the event that the military member becomes isolated? (Select all that apply) The spouse should recognize that they are not obligated to interact with media The spouse should limit response to a desire for their military member’s safe return The spouse should answer all media questions honestly and not hold back The spouse should limit response to the concern for the military member’s health and welfare The spouse should spread negative information on Facebook about the military member/captors	The spouse should recognize that they are not obligated to interact with media The spouse should limit response to a desire for their military member’s safe return The spouse should limit response to the concern for the military member’s health and welfare
What legal document(s) should you take care of before a deployment?	Power of Attorney Will Insurance (correct answer is all of the above)
With regards to survival techniques and capabilities, what does the acronym “colder” stand for?	Clean - keep clean Overheating - Avoid this, remove layers before sweating begins. Loosely and in layers - Dry - Keep clothing dry Examine - Examine your clothing regularly Repair - Repair your clothing regularly
What items are typically carried on person and what items are typically stowed in a backpack when mobilizing?	On person- (1) Radio w batteries (2) Compas (3) Map Stowed in backpack (1) First aid kit (2) Sharpening stone (3) Repair equipment
With regards to evasion capabilities, what does the “BLISS” acronym stand for?	(B) Blend in with your environment (L) Keep a low silhouette by being smaller than your surroundings (I) Avoid positions that are (irregular) (S) remain (small) by only carrying enough gear to survive (S) travel through (secluded areas) to remain undetected
When isolated, what are the steps to be taken if available in order of precedence?	(1) Make a radio call to communicate w friendly forces (2) Find secure location that you can remain (3) Treat any injuries (4) Procure food and water
What is your primary concern during a hole-up?	Security
What is a pointee-talkie?	A small brochure which contains phrases; with the English translation on the left and the same phrases on the right in local script, followed with the phonetic pronunciation on the right.
What is a blood chit?	Single sheet imprinted with an American flag, a statement in English, and several native languages that- the bearer is American with an award promised to those who assist but only if the bearer is returned safely to US forces.
What is an evasion chart?	Charts that assist with navigation techniques, survival medicine, environmental hazards (ares specific) with edible plants
What evasion aid is tailored to cover a specific area combining standard navigation charts and maps w evasion and survival information?	Evasion chart
If you need to make contact with the local population what evasion aids can you use to help do this safely?	Blood chit and pointee-talkee
Red Cross and other protected emblems such as security forces or medical staff _________ be used for evasion or escape inside armed conflict.	Cannot be - You are only permitted to use these uniforms to evade as long as no other military operations are being conducted.
If you need to travel through an urban environment. Your plan is to use a disguise. What are your goals when using the disguise?	(1) Pass initial scrutiny (2) Prevent recognition
What are some reasons to delay contact with enemy forces?	Contact friendly forces Gain situational awareness Prepare for possible contact with local authorities Prepare a plan for contact regardless of its imminence
What are some safe ways to de-escalate a potentially violent situation when in captivity?	(1) Display personal dignity (2) Listen attentively (3) Always use care with eye contact (4) Speak slowly in a calm, controlled voice (5) Offer persuasive reasons not to harm captors (6) Be conscious of your body language (7) Ask permission before doing anything (8) No sudden movements or surprises
With regards to actions taken during captivity and your safety/sanity and hopefully safe return?	(S) Survive (C) Communicate (O) Organize (R) Resist (E) Escape
Confidence is key to survival while captive. What are the nine enemies of captivity?	(1) Boredom and loneliness (2) Pain (3) Temperature extremes (4) Fear (5) Thirst (6) Hunger (7) Fatigue (8) Worrying about family (9) Negative self-talk
What techniques can you use to help cope with the psychological effects of captivity?	Keep you mind active Recall fond memories Have faith that the US will support your family Reaffirm your will to survive stay strong Focus on the positive
How are some ways to leave evidence of your presence, specifically at the location of extraction but also while in captivity?	Apply covert details at the scene to include Covert marks or scratches Fingerprints DNA blood or saliva, skin or fingernails, hair follicles, urine
Should you attempt to communicate to organize when held with a group of other captors?	Yes, establish a chain of command and primary roles, means of communication and safety precautions
What are some examples of day time visual signals to be used if in isolation?	Examples of daytime visual signals include signal mirrors, bright panels or cloth, smoke from a fire, and large ground markings such as SOS or directional arrows.
Describe phase I of reintegration	Initial medical screening and debriefs for intel and SERE info. Participation is mandatory.
Describe phase II of reintegration	More detailed briefings, continued medical care and decompression time.
Describe phase III of reintegration	Movement to US facility, reintegration phase until released by CC and recommendation by team chief.
What are the five personnel recovery tasks?	(1) Report (2) Locate (3) Support (4) Recover (5) Reintegrate

The Code of Conduct is a _____________ for military members when isolated or held against their will by entities hostile to the US.

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