What happens during a follow-up assessment after remediation?

• A. No follow-up assessment is required after remediation.
• B. Re-measurement is performed to determine if the soldier has met the standard or if further remediation is needed.
• C. Records of remediation are destroyed after the process.
• D. The soldier is automatically deemed compliant after remediation.

Answer: (B)

After remediation, there is a formal step to confirm whether the soldier actually meets the standard. This is done through a follow-up assessment that includes re-measuring the relevant body composition metrics. The result shows either that the standard is now met, in which case remediation ends, or that further remediation is still needed, which guides the next actions. This re-measurement ensures accuracy and accountability, so you don’t conclude compliance without objective proof. Records from the remediation stay on file for tracking progress; they aren’t destroyed, and compliance isn’t assumed automatically simply because remediation occurred.