Which General Order instructs you to give the alarm in case of fire or disorder?

• A. Eighth General Order
• B. First General Order
• C. Third General Order
• D. Seventh General Order

Answer: (A)

In sentry duties, emergencies require an immediate alert. The general order that tells you to give the alarm in case of fire or disorder is the one that triggers the alert to mobilize the right people—guards, the chain of command, and firefighting or security response—so help arrives and everyone can act quickly to contain the situation. This order stands out because it specifically directs you to sound the alarm during emergencies, whereas the other orders focus on maintaining posture, reporting violations, relaying instructions, relief procedures, and staying silent or observant except when duty calls. Remembering this order ensures you act instantly when danger arises.