Can a Soldier PCS if under investigation?
That depends
If the Soldier is being investigated for a FLIPL (Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss) then yes, the Soldier can PCS.
If the Soldier is being investigated for misconduct under a Commander’s Inquiry or Law Enforcement Investigation, then no. The appropriate flag should be in place which would prevent a PCS move.
See AR 600-8-2 for more details
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