Which of the following Soldiers does NOT qualify for Warrior in Transition status?

• A. Active duty Soldier with a broken leg
• B. Reserve Soldier with a minor injury
• C. Soldier with a fever
• D. RC Soldier with a normal, uncomplicated pregnancy

Answer: (D)

Warrior in Transition status is for Soldiers who are medically unable to perform their duties due to an injury or illness and who need a structured program of medical care, rehabilitation, and preparation to either return to duty or transition out.

A Soldier on active duty with a broken leg clearly fits this scenario because the injury disrupts readiness and requires rehab and medical management. A Reserve Soldier with a minor injury also fits, since even minor injuries can affect duty capability and may necessitate a formal recovery plan within the program.

The RC Soldier with a normal, uncomplicated pregnancy does not qualify because uncomplicated pregnancy, by itself, is not an injury or medical condition that requires the Warrior in Transition program’s specific rehabilitation and transition framework. It is typically managed through standard medical care and maternity-related personnel actions, not WTU.