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The Army Study Guide AR 600-9 The Army Body Composition Program (Formerly Army Weight Control) Part 3

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This deck covers key concepts and procedures related to the Army Body Composition Program (ABCP), including enrollment criteria, counseling requirements, and actions required for Soldiers exceeding body fat standards.

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Para 3-5 Who must be enrolled in the ABCP?

Soldiers who exceed body fat standards in appendix B will be enrolled in the unit ABCP
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Para 3-5 Who must be enrolled in the ABCP?
Soldiers who exceed body fat standards in appendix B will be enrolled in the unit ABCP
Para 3-5 When does Enrollment in the ABCP start?
on the day that the Soldier is notified by the unit commander (or designee) that he or she has been entered in the program
Para 3-5 What will Soldiers enrolled in the ABCP be given to help them attain the requirements of the Army?
1. exercise guidance by the unit master fitness trainer and/or unit fitness training NCO 2. nutrition counseling by registered dietitian (or health ca...
Para 3-6 What are the Actions that are required when a Soldier is determined to be exceeding the body fat standard?
1. Notification counseling 2. Soldier Action Plan 3. Nutrition counseling
Para 3-6 How long does a Commander have to Flag the Soldier using DA Form 268 (Report to Suspend Favorable Personnel Actions (FLAG) for failing to meet body fat standards?
the commander has 3 working days to Flag the Soldier
Para 3-6 How long does a Commander have from initiation of DA Form 268 to counsel and/or notify and enroll the Soldier in the ABCP?
the commander has 2 working days from initiation of DA Form 268
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The Army Study Guide AR 600-9 The Army Body Composition Program (Formerly Army Weight Control) Part 3
TermDefinition
Para 3-5 Who must be enrolled in the ABCP?
Soldiers who exceed body fat standards in appendix B will be enrolled in the unit ABCP
Para 3-5 When does Enrollment in the ABCP start?
on the day that the Soldier is notified by the unit commander (or designee) that he or she has been entered in the program
Para 3-5 What will Soldiers enrolled in the ABCP be given to help them attain the requirements of the Army?
1. exercise guidance by the unit master fitness trainer and/or unit fitness training NCO 2. nutrition counseling by registered dietitian (or health care provider, if a dietitian is not available) 3. assistance in behavioral modification
Para 3-6 What are the Actions that are required when a Soldier is determined to be exceeding the body fat standard?
1. Notification counseling 2. Soldier Action Plan 3. Nutrition counseling
Para 3-6 How long does a Commander have to Flag the Soldier using DA Form 268 (Report to Suspend Favorable Personnel Actions (FLAG) for failing to meet body fat standards?
the commander has 3 working days to Flag the Soldier
Para 3-6 How long does a Commander have from initiation of DA Form 268 to counsel and/or notify and enroll the Soldier in the ABCP?
the commander has 2 working days from initiation of DA Form 268
Para 3-6 What is the effective date of the DA Form 268 flagging action when a Soldier fails to meet body fat standards?
effective date of the DA Form 268 flagging action is the date that the Soldier is found to be noncompliant
Para 3-6 What will the Soldier be advised of during the notification counseling?
1. That they have a DA Form 268 (flag) placed on their record to suspend favorable personnel actions 2. That they are enrolled in the ABCP 3. That they Must acknowledge enrollment in the ABCP by memorandum to the commander within 2 working days of notification of enrollment
Para 3-6 What are some of the ramifications of the Soldier being flagged?
1. That they are not promotable 2. That they will not be assigned to command, command sergeant major, or first sergeant positions 3. They are not authorized to attend military schools and institutional training courses IAW AR 350-155
Para 3-6 During the Soldier notification counseling, what must the Commander or designated representative inform the Soldier of?
1. Must read the online U.S. Army Public Health Command (USAPHC) Technical Guide (TG) 358 2. Must complete and return their Soldier Action Plan 3. Are required to meet with a dietitian or health care provider 4. Must participate in unit monthly ABCP assessments to document their progress 5. Must meet the body fat standard in order to be released from the ABCP 6. Must demonstrate satisfactory progress while enrolled in the ABCP and understand that failure to do so will result in bar to reenlistment or initiation of separation proceedings 7. May request a medical examination if there is reason to believe that there is an underlying medical condition
Para 3-6 How long will a Soldier have to read the online U.S. Army Public Health Command (USAPHC) Technical Guide (TG) 358 after the notification counseling?
within 14 days of enrollment and schedule an appointment with a dietitian, if available, or health care provider
Para 3-6 How long will a Soldier have to complete and return their Soldier Action Plan after the notification counseling?
within 14 days of the notification counseling
Para 3-6 How long will a Soldier have to meet with a dietitian or health care provider?
within 30 days of enrollment in the ABCP
Para 3-6 What must a Soldier bring have to meet with a dietitian or health care provider?
1. copy of the commander’s request for nutrition counseling 2. Soldier Action Plan to the dietitian for Review
Para 3-6 What must a Soldier bring to the Commander after the meeting with the dietitian or health care provider?
a memorandum signed by the dietitian (or health care provider if a dietitian is not available) verifying that the nutritional counseling took place
Para 3-6 How long does a Soldier have to acknowledge enrollment in the ABCP by memorandum to the commander?
within 2 working days of notification of enrollment
Para 3-6 How long does a Soldier have to respond to the commander with a Soldier Action Plan confirming that he or she has read USAPHC TG 358, provide date and time of scheduled nutrition counseling, and indicate what approach he or she intends to use to work towards meeting the body fat standard?
Within 14 days of the notification counseling
Para 3-6 What must the Soldier include in the Soldier Action plan?
the Soldier must complete the Army MOVE!23, interactive questionnaire, review the survey results, and record the retrieval code
Para 3-6 What Table will give a Summary of Army Body Composition Program-related actions, counseling, and evaluations?
Table 3-1
Para 3-8 Who must maintain an ABCP file at the unit on each Soldier enrolled in the program?
The Commander