The true C.O.P. is always praised by his comrades, does not need to brag or boast about his own deeds.

The C.O.P practices camaraderie and seeks to ensure moral solidarity among all his brothers in arms; does not accept indignity, nor disobedience, nor disrespect for the rules of discipline and honor.

The true C.O.P. is always willing to assist anyone who needs his material support or moral support, whether in peace or in war, and in front of the enemy, he is constantly a person of character. It does not admit of lying or the satisfaction of interests of any nature.

The C.O.P. is always ready to command and willing to obey, does not admit the suspicion of having in his superiors the intention to oppress him or, in any way, to diminish. Because it is your constant concern to act as true C.O.P. has confidence in his commanders.

Always generous in victory and patient in adversity, the true C.O.P. treats with care, and stimulates all those who struggle, and know how to overcome the obstacles.

Character, loyalty, fidelity, obedience and determination are inalienable virtues of true members of the C.O.P.