What action is taken if a Soldier is found to have met the body fat standards after re-enrollment in the ABCP?

When a Soldier successfully meets the body fat standards after re-enrollment in the Army Body Composition Program (ABCP), they are removed from the program. This action acknowledges that the Soldier has made the necessary changes to comply with the standards and is thus no longer required to participate in the ABCP. The objective of the program is to ensure that Soldiers maintain proper body composition in alignment with Army standards, and once they achieve compliance, they can focus on their regular duties without the constraints of the program.

The other options do not reflect the correct policy regarding the ABCP. Praising and promoting a Soldier for meeting standards is not a direct consequence of their participation in this specific program. While monitoring is a part of the program for those who have not met standards, it does not apply to those who have successfully achieved compliance. The option regarding providing additional challenges does not align with the purpose of the program, which aims to help Soldiers achieve and maintain health and fitness levels.