Which line from the Code of Conduct addresses faith with fellow prisoners if captured?

• A. If I become a prisoner of war, I will keep faith with my fellow prisoners.
• B. If I am captured, I will surrender immediately.
• C. I will reveal information to the enemy to gain mercy.
• D. I will refuse to escape.

Answer: (A)

Loyalty to comrades when facing captivity is the focus here. Keeping faith with fellow prisoners means staying true to your word and supporting your teammates even under pressure, resisting attempts to break you or to betray the group. This line encapsulates that duty to your peers—honor and solidarity among captured airmen.

Why it fits best: it directly expresses a commitment to your prisoners in arms, which is what the question calls out. The other ideas contradict the broader Code of Conduct: surrendering willingly goes against the obligation to resist and not surrender; sharing information with the enemy violates trust and could jeopardize others; and refusing to attempt an escape runs counter to the directive to escape if possible and to aid others in escaping.