According to the Third General Order, you should report violations of your special orders, emergencies, and anything not covered in your instructions to the commander of relief?

• A. Weather conditions
• B. Your own mistakes only
• C. Personal grievances
• D. Anything not covered in your instructions

Answer: (D)

The idea here is to always keep the command informed about anything that isn’t already covered by your instructions. As a sentry, you’re responsible not only for following written orders but also for flagging gaps or unknowns so the commander of the relief can provide guidance or adjust the plan. Requiring you to report anything not covered ensures no issue slips through simply because it wasn’t anticipated.

That’s why this option is the best: it captures the inclusive responsibility to report anything not addressed in your instructions, not just specific items like weather, personal grievances, or only your own mistakes.