What general rule governs litter discipline in concealed positions?

• A. It comes with you and goes with you
• B. It stays behind
• C. It should be buried
• D. It must be disposed of elsewhere

Answer: (A)

In concealed positions, litter discipline means you don’t leave trash behind you at the site. The right rule is that litter comes with you and goes with you: you pack it out and dispose of it at an appropriate point later. Leaving litter behind can reveal your location, disrupt the environment, and attract pests, which compromises camouflage, safety, and cleanliness. Carrying waste out ensures you maintain concealment and meet field discipline standards.