Favors from the enemy are addressed in which Article of the Code of Conduct?

Favors from the enemy are specifically addressed in Article 3 of the Code of Conduct. This article emphasizes the importance of not accepting any favors or assistance from the enemy, as doing so could compromise one’s loyalty and integrity. Article 3 directs service members to maintain their honor and uphold their duties, regardless of the circumstances they may face while in captivity. This guidance is critical for ensuring that military personnel remain steadfast and do not betray their mission or comrades by cooperating with the enemy.

In contrast, other articles focus on different aspects of conduct and responsibilities during captivity, such as the necessity of resisting interrogation or providing information only when required by the enemy (Article 1), the obligation to evade capture (Article 5), and the importance of communicating one's status to appropriate authorities (Article 7). Thus, while these articles provide essential guidance on various situations a service member may encounter, it is Article 3 that directly pertains to the topic of accepting favors from the enemy.