What is the Army Value 'Duty' defined as?

• A. Fulfill your obligations.
• B. Always be on time.
• C. Respect others.
• D. Question authority.

Answer: (A)

Duty is about carrying out your assigned tasks and obligations reliably, taking responsibility for the mission and your teammates, and meeting commitments even when it’s tough. That broad sense fits best with the idea of “fulfill your obligations,” since it covers completing duties, following orders, and staying committed to the mission.

Staying on time is a part of showing Duty, but it’s only one aspect. Respecting others is a separate Army Value, and while you should question procedures when rational and necessary, that behavior isn’t the definition of Duty.