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(b) Medical support for training.
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(c) Access to specialty care (for example, orthopedics, podiatry, mental health).
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(d) Medical evaluation board (MEBs).
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(e) IET attrition.
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(f) Profiles.
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(g) WTRP.
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(h) Behavioral health professional support.
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(i) Illness, injury, and behavior trends.
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d. The chairperson should forward issues that require the assistance of HQ TRADOC to the TRADOC Surgeon at
Usarmy.jb.e.tradoc.mbx.tradoc-g1-4-surgeon@mail.mil or DSN 501-5633 or commercial 757 501-5633.
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Body composition standards in IET
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a. Accessions standards for body composition as stated in AR 40-501, paragraph 2-21b, apply during the first six
months of IET Soldier's active duty service. The standards of AR 600-9, table 2, are applicable after the initial year of
service.
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b. RC Soldiers enrolled in the split training option must meet accession body composition standards for the
successive period of active duty training.
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c. Measure and weigh initial entry Soldiers within 14 days prior to graduation from AIT/OSUT. Enter this
information on the Soldier's DA Form 5286.
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d. Enroll and flag Soldiers that exceed one year of active service, and fail to meet the body composition standards
IAW AR 600-9, table 2, in the Army Body Composition Program. Ship these Soldiers to the gaining unit and forward
the documentation to include the flag (transferable) to the gaining unit.
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e. Prior service Soldiers are required to meet the body composition standards of AR 600-9, table 2, upon reentry on
active duty.