Posted on May 12, 2016
Preseparation forms?
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They just put in front of me a "Tele- Behavioral Health (TBH) Mental Status Examination... Special duty/ chapter discharge" Along with it is a DA Form 8001, SRMC 216, DA Form 2648 and FJ Form 635-1. I don't trust this paperwork and need help before I do anything. They are trying to Chapter me out for failing to meet Chapter 18 standards. That's fine and all but they have been real shady lately and I don't want to be fooled here. Read my other questions to see what ive been going through the last 8 months. Cant really go to anyone because they just talk and its sad I have to resort to going on here to find my answers.
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PFC Trenton Shelley
Id caution you on publicly providing too much PII (medical issues)
CHAPTER 18 - FAILURE TO MEET BODY FAT STANDARDS is not often used.. and takes some considerable effort on the units part to meet all the checks and balances put in place... IOW, a unit that is looking to involuntarily separate a SM under CHAPTER 18 - FAILURE TO MEET BODY FAT STANDARDS, likely has good standing and ethical footing to do so.. It is not a "subjective" standard, but one based on tangible, quantifiable facts, and required steps in the procedure.
Lastly, if you want readers to review other posts you have made on the issue, Id suggest you provide a link for them.. you're asking for help of the community, the least you can do is provide them the information needed to form a response.
Id caution you on publicly providing too much PII (medical issues)
CHAPTER 18 - FAILURE TO MEET BODY FAT STANDARDS is not often used.. and takes some considerable effort on the units part to meet all the checks and balances put in place... IOW, a unit that is looking to involuntarily separate a SM under CHAPTER 18 - FAILURE TO MEET BODY FAT STANDARDS, likely has good standing and ethical footing to do so.. It is not a "subjective" standard, but one based on tangible, quantifiable facts, and required steps in the procedure.
Lastly, if you want readers to review other posts you have made on the issue, Id suggest you provide a link for them.. you're asking for help of the community, the least you can do is provide them the information needed to form a response.
Read This Next
http://www.apd.army.mil/pdffiles/r635_200.pdf
and chapter 3 of http://www.apd.army.mil/pdffiles/r600_9.pdf
details what must take place for a soldier under the program... to fail the body composition program, first you must have been enrolled in it, to include all the required steps, waiting periods, ect.
I have edited my first post, and provided additional responses.