Which item is a right of EPW?

• A. State name, rank, service number, and date of birth
• B. Perform paid labor (not military, dangerous, degrading, or unhealthy)
• C. Maintain military discipline, courtesy, and rendering honors IAW rules, regulations of Armed Forces
• D. Receive mail and packages without restriction

Answer: (A)

The essential idea is that an Enemy Prisoner of War must be properly identified to ensure they are treated as a POW. Recording and allowing the EPW to state their name, rank, service number, and date of birth provides the necessary identification to verify status and apply the appropriate protections. This identification data is what lets captors register the individual, confirm eligibility for POW rights, and prevent confusion or mistreatment.

Other options describe privileges or obligations that aren’t guaranteed rights in the same way. Labor for pay is regulated and not automatically granted; maintaining military discipline or rendering honors is a discipline for service members, not a right of POWs; and mail rights exist but are not unrestricted.