Name three Army Values that cadets are expected to uphold?

• A. Loyalty, Duty, Respect.
• B. Courage, Humility, Accountability.
• C. Duty, Honor, Integrity.
• D. Respect, Honor, Personal Courage.

Answer: (A)

Cadets are expected to uphold a core set of seven Army Values: Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage. The trio shown—Loyalty, Duty, and Respect—best demonstrates how these values translate into daily behavior: Loyalty means standing with the unit and supporting teammates; Duty is about fulfilling obligations and taking responsibility for one’s tasks; Respect involves treating others with dignity and consideration. Together, these three capture the practical, observable conduct that cadets are repeatedly trained to show in uniform and in training environments.

Humility, accountability, and other terms you might see are valuable traits, but they aren’t the three primary values listed among the standard seven, and some options mix values that aren’t part of the same widely taught triad. Focusing on Loyalty, Duty, and Respect aligns with the common way cadets are introduced to embodying the Army Values in everyday actions.