What does FBI mean in MILITARY

FBI stands for Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity. These three words serve as the core values of the Federal Bureau of Investigation — a law enforcement agency with a mission to protect and defend the United States against terrorist threats both foreign and domestic.

These qualities are essential for any law enforcement agency wishing to be successful in its mission to protect citizens from harm and uphold justice. Fidelity ensures loyalty to one's country whilst bravery ensures agents have courage in challenging situations. Integrity underlines that truthfulness should always be at forefront of decision making.

Alongside Fidelity, Bravery and Integrity there are several other core values associated with the work that FBI agents carry out including dedication, perseverance and respect for civil rights of those they serve.

The FBI's Office of Professional Responsibility is responsible for assessing employee performance through adherence to professional standards outlined by these core values as well as internal regulations laid down by Congress.

It depends on circumstance but typically agents could face disciplinary action up to dismissal from their position if found not following instructions or exhibiting behaviour that does not match up with expected core values or even criminal charges depending on severity of violation.