LDR-102S The Airman Culture Practice Test

Physical courage describes observable actions you take when fear, pain, uncertainty, or danger are present. It focuses on the deeds you perform in risky moments—things you can see and measure, like moving toward a threat or continuing a task despite fear. While courage can refer to a broader trait, and hardiness of spirit emphasizes enduring stress over time, or moral courage involves standing up for ethical beliefs, none center as clearly on the immediate, outward acts done in dangerous situations. So the term that best captures the visible bravery shown in those moments is physical courage.