Can a soldier receive credit for passing the APFT if they have a temporary medical profile?

A soldier can indeed receive credit for passing the Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT) even when they have a temporary medical profile, but this is contingent on specific conditions being met. The regulations allow for soldiers on a temporary profile to participate in a modified version of the APFT, tailored to their medical limitations. If they can successfully complete the exercises to the best of their ability within the confines of their profile, and if their performance meets the required standards for passing, they can be awarded credit.

The application of conditions emphasizes the need for proper documentation and adherence to outlined procedures. This ensures that the assessment remains fair and in line with regulations while accommodating the soldier's medical needs. Thus, while a temporary profile does impose limitations, it does not automatically disqualify a soldier from receiving credit for a passing score under the right circumstances.