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Army Overweight Program?
Question dealing with AR 600-9 and the overweight program in the Army in general.
Once a soldier has weighed in over max, and busted tape, is the Army required to send them through the steps outlined in 600-9? Or is this an option for command to decide?
For a scenario, soldier misses run by 6 seconds, that's a failure plain and simple. Missess height and weight, and goes over the tape. Would the next step be 600-9? Or would it be discharge? Or would it be discretionary?
This is not an 'eat your way out of the Army' scenario.
Thanks in advance
In other words John,what you're saying is that you really have no idea.
In other words John,what you're saying is that you really have no idea.
2 Answers
- John CLv 59 years agoFavorite Answer
The rules are obviously not applied, given the number of fat soldiers, particularly in desk jobs.
- Anonymous5 years ago
as a replace of consistently asking them, why no longer use that factor to make certain which you will make tape. when you consider which you do no longer decide directly to rapidly badger your NCOs and that they do it, and you nonetheless have not made tape. So take that factor to lose extra weight and be sure which you will make it.
