NOT one of the three actions courage empowers Airmen to take?

• A. Speak up about concerns to improve safety
• B. Evaluate their performance against standards, and to conscientiously and accurately report findings
• C. Take initiative to mentor others
• D. Demonstrate resilience in adversity

Answer: (B)

Courage shows up when Airmen step forward to address risk and help others grow. Speaking up about safety concerns to prevent harm demonstrates standing up for what's right despite fear. Taking the initiative to mentor others reflects leadership and a willingness to invest in teammates. Demonstrating resilience in adversity highlights perseverance when facing challenges. The action about evaluating performance against standards and reporting findings is important for accountability, but it’s about assessment and integrity rather than a direct courageous behavior. Therefore, that performance-evaluation action isn’t one of the courage-driven actions.