Which code number represents 'Disregard'?

Which code number represents 'Disregard'?

• A. 10-22
• B. 10-23
• C. 10-25
• D. 10-29

Answer: (A)

Disregard is a signal to cancel a previously given instruction and stop acting on it. In practice, this code is used when a prior order or plan is no longer valid—perhaps plans change, a location is no longer needed, or safety concerns arise—so units are told to disregard the earlier directive and not execute it. That’s why this code is the best choice here: it explicitly communicates cancellation and prevents misinterpretation of continuing to act on an instruction that should no longer be followed. The other codes in this set serve different purposes (such as indicating status, location, or action in progress) and do not convey canceling or stopping an earlier order.

Disregard is a signal to cancel a previously given instruction and stop acting on it. In practice, this code is used when a prior order or plan is no longer valid—perhaps plans change, a location is no longer needed, or safety concerns arise—so units are told to disregard the earlier directive and not execute it.

That’s why this code is the best choice here: it explicitly communicates cancellation and prevents misinterpretation of continuing to act on an instruction that should no longer be followed. The other codes in this set serve different purposes (such as indicating status, location, or action in progress) and do not convey canceling or stopping an earlier order.