What triggers a re-evaluation within AR 600-9 after a remediation plan begins?

• A. Random selection by the commander.
• B. Only when the soldier requests.
• C. Milestones or scheduled re-measurement points defined in the remediation plan.
• D. Immediately after the first week.

Answer: (C)

Re-evaluation after starting a remediation plan is driven by the milestones or scheduled re-measurement points defined in that plan. The plan sets specific checkpoints—dates or targets at which progress is measured—so progress toward weight or body fat standards is assessed objectively. At these predefined points, leaders review results to decide whether the soldier is on track, needs an adjusted plan, or should transition to the next step. This keeps the process fair and consistent, rather than relying on random checks, a soldier’s request, or an immediate action after a short period.