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So i hurt my arm during ait and being afraid of getting recycled I decided not to get it checked out and that i would do my pt tests. I thought since i passed the first one i can pass the second one. Long story short i am being chaptered. Will i be able to reenlist if it goes through? I have completed my ait training and have been nothing but a upstanding soldier, would that affect the kimd of discharge or is my future boned
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1. How could you complete your AIT with out passing the AFPT? 2. After you admitted being injured- did they have you see the medics? 3. How many times did you try a remedial AFPT? 4. Long story short your story stinks. 5, It will depend on the type chapter and re code as to whether or not you can try again.
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SGM, it's actually very possible and common for people to complete their AIT training without taking an APFT. They just cant PCS to their duty station until it is completed which results in them being held over until their orders come in. Of course he should be taking an apft every week until he passes and the chapter process will halt. But his story is quite plausible.
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SFC Kelly Fuerhoff I hope I can clarify, SFC. The basic training apft remain the same. AIT you do a diag when you arrive and then your record at the discretion of your PLT Sgt/ Drill sgt. Because of the amount of people going through a lot of the time AIT students don't get their record apft until later in their course or even after they graduate from the school, but they dont get their orders cut until they pass. However, if someone fails their apft they do a retest. If the retest is failed the chapter process starts, but they still take a apft every week until they pass or their chapter process is completed. If they pass before they get chaptered the paperwork is pulled and they get their orders to ocs to their duty station. I hope this clears up some confusion.
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100%, SFC Kelly Fuerhoff. My ait was long and run separate from the school house itself so they were on two separate timelines.
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Separation for APFT falls under Chapter 13 and will receive an Honorable discharge. By regulation, the SM is supposed to receive two for record APFTs 30 days apart, not weekly. Maybe AIT does something different.
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Let's see what some of these ncos have to say. CSM Charles Hayden SSG(P) James J. Palmer IV aka "JP4" SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL
I hope your injury is documented as part of your discharge. What does the medical board say about your injury?
I hope your injury is documented as part of your discharge. What does the medical board say about your injury?
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CSM Charles Hayden
PVT (Join to see) Welcome to the crowd, many of us have not reported injuries, only to regret it later!
Best wishes.
Best wishes.
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PVT Washington,
Your AIT is only nine weeks. Army regulation states that if, during any time you attend AIT and take an APFT for record, if that test is passed, no other test is required if school is under one year. There are exceptions for 6 months under certain MOSs. 92G is not one of them.
I cannot guide you because there is obviously more to this than you are telling.
Good luck with that.
Your AIT is only nine weeks. Army regulation states that if, during any time you attend AIT and take an APFT for record, if that test is passed, no other test is required if school is under one year. There are exceptions for 6 months under certain MOSs. 92G is not one of them.
I cannot guide you because there is obviously more to this than you are telling.
Good luck with that.
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