The 11th General Order requires passing only with what?

• A. Proper authority
• B. Proper identification
• C. Proper attire
• D. Proper greeting

Answer: (A)

Access to a post is controlled, and the key requirement for passing is that you have explicit permission from the proper authority. The 11th General Order emphasizes that you may proceed only when authorized by the person in charge, ensuring that passage is granted to those who have legitimate orders or instructions. This focus on authority keeps guard posts secure and prevents unauthorized movement.

While proper identification, attire, or a courteous greeting can be part of how a person presents themselves or is checked, they do not by themselves authorize passage. Identification shows who you are, attire reflects uniform standards, and a greeting is a courtesy; none of these replace the need for the actual permission to move through a post. Hence, the requirement to pass is having proper authority.