Which clause prohibits giving information that might harm my comrades?

• A. I will give no information or take part in any action which might be harmful to my comrades.
• B. I will disobey all orders from my chain of command.
• C. I will reveal all information to the enemy.
• D. I will only share information about myself.

Answer: (A)

Protecting your teammates by not sharing information that could put them at risk is the idea here. The clause that says you will give no information or participate in any action that might harm your comrades directly commits you to abstain from sharing dangerous information and from doing anything that could endanger them. It reinforces unit safety, confidentiality, and trust, ensuring the team can rely on one another in high-stakes situations. Disobeying orders breaks the chain of command and jeopardizes mission integrity, which is why it doesn’t fit the requirement of protecting comrades. Revealing information to the enemy defeats the purpose of safeguarding the group, and limiting information to yourself fails to address the obligation to protect others. So the statement is the clear match because it prioritizes the welfare and safety of fellow soldiers as a fundamental duty.