From the list below which is NOT an example of a privilege?

• A. Base parking
• B. Base or ship library
• C. Normal liberty
• D. Exchange of duty

Answer: (C)

Privileges are discretionary, special benefits or access granted beyond your basic duties, and commands can approve, limit, or revoke them. Base parking and base library access are examples of those discretionary perks—you typically need authorization or eligibility to use them. Exchange of duty is another discretionary arrangement that lets you swap shifts under proper process. Normal liberty, by contrast, is a standard leave entitlement governed by established regulations and status, not a special perk granted on a case-by-case basis. So it isn’t considered a privilege.