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Prisoners of War (POWs) are entitled to special protections under the Third Geneva Convention, which applies to members of armed forces of a party to a conflict, as well as members of militias or volunteer corps that meet specific criteria. This includes being commanded by a person responsible for their subordinates, having a fixed distinctive sign, carrying arms openly, and conducting operations in accordance with the laws and customs of war. Additionally, civilians taking part in hostilities may be granted POW status if they are captured, provided they meet certain conditions. Ultimately, the determination of POW status is made based on the circumstances of capture and adherence to the conventions governing armed conflict.
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Only combatants civilians accompanying the armed forces or crew of merchant marines or civil aircraft of a party to the conflict are entitled to pow status if captured by the enemy?
True
Only combatants civilians accompanying the armed forces or crew members of merchant marines or civil aircraft of a party to the conflict are entitled to POW status if captured by the enemy?
A. True
What does beneficiary for unpaid pay and allowances mean?
A beneficiary for upaid pay and allowances is someone who is declared on the DD93 to receive any money owed to the Soldier after his/her death or if they are in a "missing or POW" status. For example, if a soldier dies on the 30th of the month, he/she will get the soldier's ordinary entitlements from the 15th-30th, plus allowances(housing, separate rations:food) and any other pay(ie clothing allowance) that was entitled to the soldier. If the soldier is declared missing or in POW status. the appropriate service will pay the above entitlements to the designated person once the soldier's status has been officially declared.
Do Military personnel not wearing their uniform lose their POW status if captured and risk being treated as spies?
True
What is powmia?
POW is abbreviation for "Prisoner of War," and MIA is the abbreviation for "Missing in Action." If a military member is missing and we can confirm he is alive in enemy hands, he is classified "POW." If he is missing during wartime and status is unknown, he is classified as "MIA"
What is a Canadian status card?
It's an identity card First Nations people are entitled to.
When was Pow Pow created?
Pow Pow was created in 2005.
How many World War 2 POW were there?
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What is the duration of Pow Pow?
The duration of Pow Pow is 1.5 hours.
Are middle class people allowed passports?
Everybody is entitled to get a passport, regardless of social or economic status.
Can someone tell you a onomatopoeia on The Cay?
Onomatopoeia example: "Pow, pow, pow!"
Should middle class people be allowed passports?
Everybody is entitled to get a passport, regardless of social or economic status.
