Posted on Jul 23, 2020
Will being flagged remove a WOCS/WOBC date or will they only be removed if the findings are unfavorable?
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If you're currently selected for WOCS/WOBC and have an upcoming school date, will a flag for investigation remove your school dates or will they only be removed after unfavorable findings? Also, if the findings are favorable and the flag is removed before the school date, would attendance still be possible?
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FLAGs, by their very nature, stop all favorable actions. This includes schools. If the investigation comes back favorable for the person being investigated, the attendance could still happen, but would probably need to request new dates.
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So I understand that I wouldn't be able to attend the school whilst flagged, but just being flagged alone won't remove my school dates until it's found unfavorably, correct, SFC?
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SGT (Join to see) - You stand a high probability of losing the original school dates simply for being flagged.
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For Christ sake....it’s a FLAG! You can not attend an Army school while under the purview of one. Period. End of story.
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When you are flagged for investigation you are stabilized until it lifts. Often the investigation will continue through the school date. If the flag is closed favorably you can be rescheduled for a later date.
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SGT (Join to see)
But the flag itself won't automatically remove my school dates? They'll just exist until it's for sure that I would miss the school dates?
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SFC (Join to see)
SGT (Join to see) the flag may or may not remove you from the school. It doesn’t automatically cause a course to fall off the way it causes an assignment to automatically be deleted. But it will prevent you from obtaining orders or an RFO, which would be done several months prior to attending the course, so at some point your reservation will be canceled
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