What happens if a soldier is successfully dis-enrolled from the ABCP and is later re-enrolled within 12 months from the date of removal?

• A. Soldier will be separated from service.
• B. Soldier will be placed on extra duties.
• C. Soldier will be allowed to re-enroll without penalties.
• D. Soldier will be issued a counseling statement.

Answer: (A)

The rule being tested is how the Army handles a soldier who is dis-enrolled from the Army Body Composition Program and then re-enrolls within 12 months. If someone is removed from ABCP and then re-entered within a year, this is treated as ongoing inability to meet the body fat standards and maintain the program's requirements. The Army uses this as grounds for administrative separation to preserve readiness and standards. In short, re-enrolling within that 12-month window indicates noncompliance that the Army addresses by separating the soldier from service.