Which of the following lists the seven Army Values?

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Which of the following lists the seven Army Values?

Soldiers follow seven Army Values that guide behavior in every situation. The official list is Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, Personal Courage. This set includes both Honor and Personal Courage as distinct values, which is why it’s the correct one. Variations that swap Courage for Personal Courage or replace Honor with another term (like Honesty), or that substitute Selfless Service with Selfish Service or replace Discipline with Honor, don’t match the established seven. Personal Courage captures facing fear and danger to do what’s right, while Honor reflects ethical standards and a good reputation. Integrity means doing what’s right even when no one is watching. So the choice that includes all seven in the exact terms shown is the right one.

Soldiers follow seven Army Values that guide behavior in every situation. The official list is Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, Personal Courage. This set includes both Honor and Personal Courage as distinct values, which is why it’s the correct one. Variations that swap Courage for Personal Courage or replace Honor with another term (like Honesty), or that substitute Selfless Service with Selfish Service or replace Discipline with Honor, don’t match the established seven. Personal Courage captures facing fear and danger to do what’s right, while Honor reflects ethical standards and a good reputation. Integrity means doing what’s right even when no one is watching. So the choice that includes all seven in the exact terms shown is the right one.

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