SERE 100.2 Post-Test Exam Q&A (2025–2026) | 60+ Verified Questions | Code of Conduct, Evasion, Recovery & Survival | MILS204

This document includes 60+ thoroughly verified and well-explained multiple-choice and true/false questions and answers based on the SERE 100.2 Post-Test—Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape. Fully aligned with the 2025–2026 military training cycle, it is essential for service members preparing to certify or recertify in SERE compliance, particularly those deploying to high-risk environments. The content covers real-world application of U.S. military doctrine and Code of Conduct articles, with an emphasis on operational survival skills, ethical behavior under captivity, and procedures for recovery and reintegration. Answers are matched directly with the training objectives outlined in DoD SERE standards. Topics include: Article I–VI of the Code of Conduct (e.g., “keeping faith,” lawful resistance, authorized communication) Evasion Plan of Action (EPA) elements and recovery point preparation Visual signaling (contrast, size, ratio), use of disguise, and hole-up security Situational awareness using the PAID-E model Interrogation resistance and proof of life strategies Physical and psychological coping in captivity TCS water sources, food preparation, and proper wound care in survival Reintegration phases I–III and U.S. government support post-recovery Uniformed Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) responsibilities during isolation This guide is ideal for: Military personnel preparing for deployment or SERE requalification Students in military science, ROTC, or defense-related academic programs (e.g., MILS204) Special forces, aviation crew, or other high-risk units Military trainers, instructors, and survival course developers By simulating real test structure and emphasizing operational readiness, this resource ensures both knowledge mastery and mission applicability in survival and recovery scenarios. Keywords: SERE 100.2, Code of Conduct, military survival, evasion plan, EPA, recovery phases, captivity resistance, interrogation, visual signals, water sources, PAID-E model, MILS204, military reintegration, proof of life, tactical survival, wound care, field sanitation, TCS food