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Try it freeSERE 100.2 leans heavily on the six Articles of the Code of Conduct and specific survival/evasion priorities, which are easy to blur together across a long course. Cambo reads the exact question and gives you the specific article or principle that applies, not just a general answer.
Around 3-4 hours, and it typically needs to be completed in a single sitting on the JKO platform.
Service members and DoD civilians with a moderate risk of isolation, captivity, or hostage detention, often as a pre-deployment requirement.
SERE 100.1 is the civilian-oriented version. SERE 100.2 Level A is the military version, covering the same core Code of Conduct principles in more depth for service members.
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Six — covering topics from a service member's duty to resist the enemy, to keeping faith with fellow prisoners, to remaining loyal to country and chain of command.
Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape — the four core skill areas covered by the training.