What are the Navy’s core values commonly cited by NLCC programs?

• A. Honor, Courage, and Commitment
• B. Loyalty, Duty, and Integrity
• C. Respect, Honor, and Service
• D. Courage, Commitment, and Service

Answer: (A)

The Navy’s values taught in NLCC are Honor, Courage, and Commitment. This trio is the official set the Navy uses to guide behavior and decision-making. Honor means living with integrity and doing what’s right, even when it’s difficult. Courage means facing fear and adversity to stand up for what’s right and to accomplish the mission. Commitment means dedicating yourself to the Navy, to duties, and to your teammates over time. The other options mix terms used in different contexts or branches, but they do not reflect the Navy’s three core values as commonly cited in NLCC programs.