Cadets are expected to demonstrate politeness and good manners both in and out of uniform. Purposely avoiding instances where a fellow human being is in need is a bad reflection on the service commitment we have made. Common sense, good judgment, and integrity are the best guidelines for conduct. The judgment and integrity used by an Air Force cadet will be a strong indication of the pride he holds in preparing to serve his country. This means that one takes responsibility for his own actions, does not purposely use others for personal gain, and does not compromise the Honor Code even if it means personal destruction.
Integrity also involves adhering to strong moral values, both in and out of uniform.
These values are a reflection of the pride we have in ourselves and our country. The Air Force willingly disenroles cadets who compromise their integrity. A cadet's word can be trusted. A cadet respects the property of others. A cadet competes fairly and takes credit only for personal achievement.