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40 Cards in this Set
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Article 2 |
Application of convention armed, non international conflicts declared war |
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Article 4 |
Identity cards (breaks down who's is a POW) |
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Article 7 |
POWs may not renounce their rights |
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Article 10 |
Allows for impartial organization visitations |
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Article 12 |
Identifies detaining power responsibilities for POWs |
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Article 13 |
Requirement for humane treatment, no physical mitigation, science experiments, prohibits reprisals against POWs |
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Article 14 |
POWs shall be afforded respect for their person honor gender |
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Article 15 |
POWs shall be provided free of charge for their maintenance and medicle care |
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Article 17 |
POWs are required to give name rank service number and date of birth when questioned |
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Article 21 |
Prohibits closed confinement except when needed in order to safe guard captives Health |
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Article 25 |
Adequate shelter shall be provided and as a minimum as favorable as that by the forces of the detaining power |
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Article 26 |
Rations should be sufficient in quantity quality and variety to keep captive in good health and prevent weight loss |
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Article 27 |
Clothing suitable to the climate shall be provided |
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Article 30 |
Every camp shall have adequate infirmary services were captives can get medical attention they required |
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Article 31 |
Monthly medical inspection |
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Article 33 |
Pertained to retained personnel |
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Articles 34-37 |
Captive shall be allowed to practice religion and chaplains and ministries allows to minister freely, |
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Article 38 |
Practice of education and athletic pursuits shall be encouraged |
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Article 39 |
Military courtesies shall be rendered to enemy officers and camp commander regardless of rank |
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Article 40 |
Wearing rank insignias and other decorations shall be permitted |
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Article 41 |
Article 41 copies of Geneva convention to the captives language shall be provided upon request |
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Article 49 |
Captive may be used for labor NCOs for supervision and officers cannot be compelled to work |
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Article 50 |
Types of permitted labor |
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Article 52 |
Unless volunteering no captive may be employed to labor which is dangerous unhealthy or humiliating in nature |
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Article 52 |
Unless volunteering no captive may be employed to labor which is dangerous unhealthy or humiliating in nature |
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Article 65 |
Sign or initial items in account (personal gear) |
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Article 70 |
Captives should be allowed to fill out capture card in order to notify their country that they've been captured |
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Article 71 |
Captives should be allowed to send and recieve 2 letters and 4 postcards per month |
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Article 71 |
Captives should be allowed to send and recieve 2 letters and 4 postcards per month |
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Article 78 |
Captives shall have the right to communicate with camp authorities and protecting powers regarding the conditions of captivity to which they are subjected to complaints |
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Article 79 |
In all enlisted camps a representative shall be expected to visit every 6 months in mixed camps the Sro shall act as the rep according to DOD policy, (election) |
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Article 79 |
In all enlisted camps a representative shall be expected to visit every 6 months in mixed camps the Sro shall act as the rep according to DOD policy, (election) |
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Article 89 |
Sro in command ( regardless of service affiliations) |
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Article 91 |
Escape deemed successful when pow has returned to their detaining power or alied forces |
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Article 92 |
Escape attemps recapture shall only be disciplined for the act of escaping |
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Article 93 |
Repeated attempts not aggravated punishment must remain the same as first attempt |
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Article 82 |
Abide by laws of detaining power |
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Article 99 |
Misbehavior before the enemy |
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Article 104 |
requires personnel not to assist captor |
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Article 105 |
Requires care for fellow captives |
