Which General Order covers reporting violations of orders you are instructed to enforce?

• A. Third General Order
• B. Sixth General Order
• C. Ninth General Order
• D. Tenth General Order

Answer: (A)

This is about a sentry’s duty to uphold discipline by reporting violations. The third General Order directly states that you must report all violations of orders you are instructed to enforce. That explicit obligation ensures that any breach is brought to the appropriate authority, keeping enforcement consistent and maintaining accountability within the chain of command. In practice, if you see someone ignore an order you’re responsible for upholding, you report it rather than overlook it. Other General Orders cover duties like staying at your post, taking charge, or responding to calls, but they do not specify the obligation to report violations, which is what this one does.