a.
If a Soldier again exceeds the body fat standard within 12 months after release from the ABCP, a DA Form 268 will be initiated on the Soldier.
The Soldier will undergo a medical evaluation (at own expense for RC not on active duty).
(1)
If the Soldier is found to have a temporary medical condition that prevents weight or body fat loss, the commander will follow the requirements of paragraph 3–11.
(2)
If no underlying medical condition is found, the commander will initiate:
- Separation action
- Bar to continued service
- Transfer to the IRR
per paragraph 3–12d.
b.
If, after 12 months but less than 36 months from the date of release from the ABCP, it is determined that a Soldier again exceeds the body fat standard, a DA Form 268 will be initiated on the Soldier.
The Soldier will undergo a medical evaluation (at own expense for RC not on active duty).
(1)
If the Soldier is found to have a temporary medical condition that prevents weight or body fat loss, the commander will re-enroll the Soldier in the ABCP under the requirements of paragraph 3–11.
(2)
If no underlying medical condition is found, the commander will re-enroll the Soldier in the ABCP.
The Soldier will have 90 days to meet the standards.
Soldiers who meet the body fat standard at the 90-day point will be released from the ABCP.
Soldiers who do not meet the ABCP body fat standard at the 90-day point are considered ABCP failures.
Commanders will initiate:
- Separation action
- Bar to continued service
- Transfer to the IRR
per paragraph 3–12d for all Soldiers who fail to meet the body fat standard at the 90-day point.