If you do not receive a death code during your briefing, what should you do?

In situations where a death code has not been provided during a briefing, it's crucial to seek clarification by asking for it. The death code is an essential piece of information that can denote specific circumstances regarding a rescue mission or incident, and having accurate information is vital for the safety of all parties involved. Requesting the code ensures that everyone is on the same page and understands the context of the situation. Clear communication helps to maintain situational awareness and can be critical for making informed decisions during a rescue effort.

Choosing to ignore the absence of the code or attempting to guess it can lead to misunderstandings and potentially jeopardize the operation. Requesting a different code does not address the immediate need for clarification and may not be relevant or appropriate. Therefore, asking for the death code is the most responsible action in this scenario.