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  * Combatant personnel who are wounded, sick, or shipwrecked (GWS art. 46; GWS Sea art. 47);
  * Medical and religious personnel, medical units and facilities, and hospital ships (GWS art. 46;
  GWS Sea art. 47);
  * POWs (GPW art. 13);
  * Persons protected by the GC and their property (GC art. 33;); and
  * Cultural property (1954 Hague art. 4(4); consider AP I art. 53).
  8-88. Additional Protocol I specified additional restrictions on reprisals that are
  applicable to AP I Parties that have not taken reservations to these restrictions, including
  protections against reprisal for:
  * Civilians and civilian objects (consider AP I art. 52(1));
  * The natural environment (consider AP I art. 55(2));
  * Objects “indispensable to the survival of the civilian population” (consider AP I art. 54(4));POWs
  (GPW art. 13); and
  * Public works and installations containing dangerous forces (such as dams, dykes, and nuclear
  power stations) (consider AP I art. 56(4)).
  Some States in ratifying AP I have taken reservations from the additional limitations on reprisal provided for
  in Additional Protocol I. The U.S. position is that Additional Protocol I’s reprisal provisions are counter-
  productive and remove a significant deterrent that protects civilians and war victims on all sides of a conflict.
  Reprisals are generally extraordinary measures, and, therefore, generally reserved for decision at the national
  level.