Which scenario would classify as temporary non-deployable?

Which scenario would classify as temporary non-deployable?

• A. Being classified as DRC 3.
• B. Being enrolled in DES.
• C. Being permanently limited duty.
• D. Being deployed without issues.

Answer: (A)

Temporary non-deployable means you can’t deploy for a limited period because of a condition that isn’t permanent. A Deployment Readiness Code of 3 signals exactly that kind of temporary restriction, indicating you’re not deployable now but are expected to become deployable after treatment or recovery. Being permanently limited duty isn’t temporary, so it doesn’t fit. Enrollment in the Disability Evaluation System implies a medical- or disability-evaluation process that can lead to a long-term or permanent outcome, not a short-term restriction. Being deployed without issues shows no non-deployable status. So the DRC 3 scenario best matches temporary non-deployable.

Temporary non-deployable means you can’t deploy for a limited period because of a condition that isn’t permanent. A Deployment Readiness Code of 3 signals exactly that kind of temporary restriction, indicating you’re not deployable now but are expected to become deployable after treatment or recovery. Being permanently limited duty isn’t temporary, so it doesn’t fit. Enrollment in the Disability Evaluation System implies a medical- or disability-evaluation process that can lead to a long-term or permanent outcome, not a short-term restriction. Being deployed without issues shows no non-deployable status. So the DRC 3 scenario best matches temporary non-deployable.