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Are medical evaluations required before a Soldier is flagged?

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Are medical evaluations required before a Soldier is flagged?

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No. However, IAW AR 600-9 para 3-2d, a medical evaluation will be accomplished by health care personnel when the Soldier has a medical limitation, or is pregnant, or when requested by the unit commander. A medical evaluation is also required for Soldier being considered for separation as a result of failing to make satisfactory progress in a weight control program, or within six months of ETS. It is recommended that all Soldiers that are enrolled in a weight control program receive a medical evaluation. However, a medical evaluation does not exclude the Soldier from meeting body fat standards per AR 600-9.

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