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This appears to be a catch 22. The APFT is no longer (according to our understanding), valid as a test. However, the ACFT is not currently being used to validate fitness. Therefore I would suggest that this is a common sense leadership issue about doing what is right for the Soldier. Have the Soldier take one or the other and remove the flag. I would think the ACFT would be the proper course of action since the SMA wants as many Soldiers as possible to take the test to collect data.
Bottom-line: Keeping a Soldier flagged in a Catch 22 situations is not appropriate. Treat the Soldier the way you would want to be treated: With empathy and compassion….it pay dividends in the future.
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