SERE 100.2 Level A Code Of Conduct

report
Explanation: The first personnel recovery (PR) task is to initiate the execution portion of the PR system. This task is responsible for ensuring that all resources and personnel are in place to execute the PR plan. This includes activating the PR plan, coordinating with support agencies, and ensuring that all personnel are aware of the plan and their roles in its execution.

Size Ratio
Explanation: There are a few guidelines to follow when using a visual signal to support your recovery efforts. First, make sure the signal is visible from as far away as possible. Second, use a contrastingly colored signal so that it stands out. Third, make sure the signal is big enough to be seen from a distance. Finally, make sure the signal is not obstructed by anything.

Clean the wound with an antiseptic Apply a clean dressing If infected, apply a warm compress 3 - 4 times a day All of the above
Explanation: There are many different ways to treat a wound, and the appropriate action will depend on the severity of the wound. If the wound is bleeding heavily, it is important to apply direct pressure to the wound in order to stop the bleeding. If the wound is not bleeding heavily, you may need to clean the wound with soap and water. Once the wound is clean, you may need to apply a bandage to the wound in order to keep it clean and protected.

The health and welfare of fellow captives Your health and welfare
Explanation: According to Article V of the Code of Conduct, you are authorized to discuss the following topics in all captivity situations:-Your name, rank, and date of birth-The names of the members of your immediate family-Your religious affiliation-Requests for medical treatment-Requests for food or waterYou are not authorized to discuss classified information, military plans, or other sensitive topics.

- Innocent circumstances leading to capture - Health and Welfare
Explanation: The most important thing to remember when communicating with your captor is to remain calm and respectful. It is important to try to establish a rapport with your captor, as this may help to improve your situation. Try to avoid making any sudden movements or aggressive gestures, as this could escalate the situation. It is also important to be aware of your body language, as this can convey a lot of information to your captor. Try to remain aware of your surroundings and any potential escape routes, in case the opportunity arises.

Gain situational awareness Contact friendly forces
Explanation: There are several reasons why service members might delay contact with legitimate authorities during operations other than war. They may be trying to gather information about the situation, or they may be trying to protect classified information. They may also be trying to avoid capture or escape detection.

Repair clothing as necessary Keep clothing dry Keep clean Wear clothing loose and layered
Explanation: The COLDER principle is a set of guidelines for developing e-learning content. It stands for clear, organized, learner-centered, engaging, and relevant. To be effective, e-learning content should be clear and organized so that learners can easily find and understand the information they need. It should be learner-centered, meaning that it is designed to meet the needs of the learner, not the instructor. Finally, it should be engaging and relevant, so that learners will be motivated to learn the material and be able to apply it to their own lives.

keeping faith
Explanation: This is an example of solidarity under Article IV of the Code of Conduct.

PAID-E (Perceive, Analyze, Interpret, Decide, Execute)
Explanation: The acronym for the actions you should take to gain and maintain your situational awareness is S.A.F.E.S.A.F.E. stands for Scan, Analyze, Focus, and Evaluate.Scanning your environment constantly will help you to be aware of what is happening around you. Analyzing the information that you gather will help you to understand what is happening and why. Focusing on the most important information will help you to maintain your situational awareness. Evaluating the information that you have gathered will help you to make decisions about what to do next.

Tools required for an escape Barriers outside of your holding facility Welfare of other captivities
Explanation: There are many factors that can facilitate or hinder your escape. Some of these factors include:-The type of building you are in-The location of the exits-The number of exits-The number of people in the building-The amount of time you have to escape-The type of emergency-Your level of fitness-Your level of preparedness

Cultural Smart Cards Pointee-Talkee
Explanation:There are many factors that can facilitate or hinder your escape. Some of these factors include:-The type of building you are in-The location of the exits-The number of exits-The number of people in the building-The amount of time you have to escape-The type of emergency-Your level of fitness-Your level of preparedness

Fingerprints DNA Notes
Explanation: There are a few different ways that people can leave evidence of their presence. Some of the more common methods include things like leaving a note, sending a text message, or calling someone. Others might take a more creative approach and leave a trail of objects that they have touched or a series of clues that only they know the meaning of. Ultimately, it depends on the situation and what will be most likely to get the message across.

article 1
Explanation: The Code of Conduct is a set of principles that guide the behavior of service members. It is based on the values of honor, courage, and commitment. The Code of Conduct article that articulates the emotional connection between the Service member and the concept of sacrifice is Article III. This article states that service members must be willing to sacrifice their lives for their country. They must also be willing to put the needs of their country above their own personal desires.