Which statement about Army values is true?

• A. They include Personal Courage as a value
• B. They exclude Respect
• C. They are optional in drill
• D. They are the same as the Navy core values

Answer: (A)

Army values are seven fundamental traits that guide a Soldier’s behavior in every situation: Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage. Personal Courage is included among these values, so the statement is true. These values aren’t optional in drill or daily duties—they’re expected to be upheld at all times. Respect is indeed one of the values, so saying it’s excluded isn’t correct. And the Army’s values are distinct from the Navy’s core values, which are Courage, Honor, and Commitment, not the same set.