Soldier's medical conditions/limitations affect unit accomplishing mission: Solider cannot perform duties due to his medical condition.
Section III A Item 1: Soldier does not perform duties in MOS: Soldier performs duties in a O1A branch immaterial position (ROTC Instructor). Soldier does not possess the capabilities and is unable to perform Common Military Tasks, Warrior Skills Level 1 Tasks or MOS duties. Due to denervation atrophy of the right thigh and an as yet undiagnosed movement disorder, Soldier is unable to run, ruck march, jump or do any deep knee bending activities. Soldier cannot lead or participate in Physical Readiness Training (PRT), wear IBA/IOTV, carry a rucksack or wear a LBV or equivalent load bearing equipment due to his movement disorder. Soldier is unable to carry and fire individual assigned weapon, evade direct and indirect fire, move under direct fire, move as a member of a team or move over, through or around obstacles, unable to wear a helmet, drive or ride on a military vehicle, wear a protective mask and associated gear or move 40 lbs while in protective mask and associated protective gear.
Section III A Item 3: Soldiers physical limitations of his movement disorder, depression, anxiety and muscle denervation atrophy significantly impact the mission. As a result he is unable to teach outdoor field tasks or physical fitness classes and is unable to recruit effectively resulting in other instructors having to teach all field tasks or labs such as land navigation or weapons ranges and missing the goals of his assigned recruiting mission.
Section III A Item 4: I do not recommend retaining this Soldier: Recommend this Soldier be medically retired.
Section III B Item 2B: Soldier is unable to instruct ROTC Cadets during outdoor field tasks, lab exercises, such as land navigation or weapons ranges due to being unable to stand for periods of time more than 20 minutes or walk distances required. Soldier will get tired and intermittently lose the ability to walk until allowed to rest for up to an hour.
Section III B Item 2A: Soldier is unable to lead and instruct ROTC Cadets in Physical fitness training classes due to physical limitations of his undiagnosed movement disorder and muscle denervation atrophy.
Section III B Item 2D: Soldier cannot maintain effective professional work relationships because of depression and anxiety symptoms. He is unable to work under pressure, make sound decisions and complete tasks in a timely manner. His anxiety has a negative effect on the workplace further reducing his effectiveness as the leader of a team.
Section III B. item 3A: Soldiers effectiveness, concentration and ability to complete tasks greatly diminish when he is stressed. For example learning new tasks, impending deadlines or additional workload.
Section III B Item 5C: Soldier avoids all social interactions; limiting his ability to bond with peers and seniors. Soldier displays an inability to establish and maintain effective work relationships with other cadre and staff and perform recruiting duties due to depression and anxiety.