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If the enemy violates provisions of the LOAC then how will US forces respond?
Detainees will be treated humanely at all times.
What happens if the enemy violates provisions OF LOAC?
must continue to adhere to LOAC
If the enemy violates provisions of the law of armed conflict then us forces?
False. US Forces should continue to adhere to the LOAC principles.
Rules of engagement may not be restrict to scope of combat operations more stringently that otherwise permitted by the LOAC?
false
If the enemy violates provision of the law of armed conflict then us forces?
US Forces should continue to adhere to the LOAC principles
If the enemy violates provisions of the LOAC then how will US forces respond?
Detainees will be treated humanely at all times.
What will detainees be provided?
Detainees will be provided with food, water, clothing, shelter, and medical care.
Where are answers to loac test?
Extreme military necessity excuses acts that are normally considered war crimes under LOAC
Detainees will be treate humanely at all times and will be provided?
Detainees will be treated humanely at all times and will be provided:
What if the enemY violates provisions of the LOAC?
must continue to adhere to LOAC
What happens if the enemy violates provisions OF LOAC?
must continue to adhere to LOAC
When captured detainees will be treated humanely at all times and will be provided with?
medical treatment, food, and water.
Detainees will be treated humanely at all times and will be provided with?
food water clothing medical care
Loac violations by us military personnel are punishable under the uniform code of military justice?
True
Extreme military necessity excuses acts that are normally considered war crimes under LOAC?
false
Are extreme military necessity excuses acts that are normally considered war crimes under LOAC?
false
Can detainees be killed if they threaten your unit's safety security or mission by their mere presence?
No. Detainees and POWs are covered under the Geneva Convention and their treatment must follow the guidelines in the UCMJ.
