What is the second line of the first verse of Airman's Creed?

What is the second line of the first verse of Airman's Creed?

• A. I am a Warrior.
• B. I am an American Airman.
• C. I have answered my Nation's call.
• D. I am a Citizen of the United States.

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is the progression of identity to role in the Airman's Creed. The second line is "I am a Warrior." After declaring "I am an American Airman," the creed emphasizes the Warrior ethos—discipline, readiness, and the burden of defending the nation. The other lines correspond to different parts of the creed: the opening line states the identity, the third line expresses having answered the nation’s call, and a generic statement about citizenship isn’t part of the creed. So the Warrior line best fits as the next, defining the active role that comes with being an American Airman.

The idea being tested is the progression of identity to role in the Airman's Creed. The second line is "I am a Warrior." After declaring "I am an American Airman," the creed emphasizes the Warrior ethos—discipline, readiness, and the burden of defending the nation. The other lines correspond to different parts of the creed: the opening line states the identity, the third line expresses having answered the nation’s call, and a generic statement about citizenship isn’t part of the creed. So the Warrior line best fits as the next, defining the active role that comes with being an American Airman.