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What does the first general order refer to?
What does the first general order refer to?
- To report all violations that I am instructed to enforce
- To quit my post only when properly relieved
- To take charge of this post and all designated property in view (correct)
- To be especially watchful at night
What is the second general order?
What is the second general order?
To walk this post in a military manner keeping always on alert, and observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing.
What is the purpose of the third general order?
What is the purpose of the third general order?
To report all violations that I am instructed to enforce.
What does the fourth general order entail?
What does the fourth general order entail?
What is stated in the fifth general order?
What is stated in the fifth general order?
What does the sixth general order require?
What does the sixth general order require?
What does the seventh general order emphasize?
What does the seventh general order emphasize?
What is the eighth general order?
What is the eighth general order?
What does the ninth general order describe?
What does the ninth general order describe?
What does the tenth general order state?
What does the tenth general order state?
What does the eleventh general order entail?
What does the eleventh general order entail?
What is the twelfth general order?
What is the twelfth general order?
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Study Notes
General Orders Overview
- General Orders are crucial for military personnel, outlining responsibilities and expectations for behavior while on duty.
General Order 1
- Responsibility to take charge of assigned post and property in view.
General Order 2
- Requires maintaining a military manner while on post, staying vigilant to all activity within sight or hearing.
General Order 3
- Mandates reporting all violations that the service member is tasked to enforce.
General Order 4
- Instructs to repeat all calls from other posts to ensure proper communication.
General Order 5
- Duty to remain at post until properly relieved by another service member.
General Order 6
- Involves receiving and passing on orders from commanders and officers to the incoming sentinel.
General Order 7
- Prohibits talking to anyone except as required by duty to maintain focus and security.
General Order 8
- Obligation to alert regarding fire or any disorder that may arise.
General Order 9
- Requirement to contact the Sergeant of the guard for situations not explicitly covered in the orders.
General Order 10
- Saluting all officers and colors or standards that are not encased, demonstrating respect and protocol adherence.
General Order 11
- Emphasizes heightened vigilance at night, including the need to challenge anyone present on or near the post during the appropriate time.
General Order 12
- Specifies that no force or show of force is to be used while executing duties, reinforcing a commitment to restraint and appropriate conduct.
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