What would you do if you knew a MAJ submitted a fraudulent DA Form 705 APFT & DA Form 5500 Body Composition in a packet?

I would tell the commander. A commander has the authority to command direct a weigh-in for someone who they suspect of being out of tolerance. It's been a few years since I say a record APFT form but they use to have either the signature of the OIC/NCOIC or person actually doing the counting. That is an integrity problem if someone else is involved. If it is solely the major then his/her integrity is in question and should ask the commander to retake the APFT/weight/BFthen deal with the circumstances. If their is proof all is fraudulent, the commander needs to relieve the major and begin the chapter process. Once someone loses their integrity it cannot be regained.

Well small potatoes as I see it. Two reasons that support this. 1. BG Sinclair practically forces a subordinate to have sex with him. His punishmen, around $90k in annual retirement. Oh and #2 how about patreus wow was to bust screwing his autobiographer in a war zone to uhh actually win the damn war. He did the old ncaa football coach trick and retired to be the director of the CIA. The Army sells their "values" to parents of recruits and then those values when broken only apply to enlisted mostly the junior enlisted. SFC RETIRED (thank god)!

I'm in a similar situation. I found out and saw the DA Form 705s for three instructors in a school I am in. Not sure exactly who and what to do with this information, but reporting it is definitely my plan of action.

I would recommend minimum of a G.O. Article 15 for False Official Statement and Conduct Non-Becoming, along with processing the MAJ for an Officer Elimination Board.

She have to do two APFT a year so if she falsifying documents somebody is helping her that command has no integrity so the major must have something to offer them is the reason she's getting away with it perhaps he's a good administrator not justifying but some people Overlook certain things to keep the command running smooth it's a lot of bad leadership in the military especially on that side lot of buddy buddy situation and I guarantee you that's one of them but it will catch up to her soon as she have to go to a school

Raise the red flag

Of report that in a heart beat not the first I've heard of this and I sure as hell would report it.

I cannot believe a field grade officer in our Army would ever do such a thing. After they are more highly educated and much more consummate professionals than we lowly peasant rif raf. Never in my life could I believe for a second that they would place themselves outside the grasp of the policy the set.

CSM, you need to document the information and report it. That kind of corruption is toxic to any command.

CSM Baldwin I would have personally brought it up the chain of command regardless of my rank. Would I have gotten very far no but if the command realizes that the Soldiers are recognizing a problem that is not being fixed with leadership then maybe though highly unlikely they will enforce the standard before Soldiers take it even further up.

But if nothing is being done at BN or BDE level I would say take it up to the next level above that. Because ultimately this can and will affect Soldiers faith and respect in Senior Leadership to uphold the Army Values which can lead to individuals not respect the commands given to them. They will see it as if MAJ so and so can get away with it then so can I and then everything while spiral down from there.