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Med-Board Process: A Case Study

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SPC Gonzalez, on 20151210 you had a medical appointment as part of your med-board process. SPC Gonzalez you recieved documentation that pertined to your med-board process, that only you knew about and decided to withhold from your immediate chain of command. SPC Gonzalez you chain of command was never informed of any documents pertaining to your med-board process. Instead of informing SGT Edwards or myself of your medical status you decided to let the Commpany Commander know and recieve this information, bypassing all of S6 and the 1SG. SGT Edwards and I were both called into the Commander office about paperwork he was just handed and wanted to know when you were offically getting med -boarded from the Army. SPC Gonzalez, this is not the first

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