Under Army's weight minimum: What do you do?

We had to weigh in every week. I was six pounds over minimum. The first Sgt told me he would put some weight on me. Gave me a midnight chow pass to eat a second supper every day and ordered me to drink at least two beers a day. I faithfully followed his orders and ate the second supper every night. Weighed in the following week losing 5 of those six pounds. Sometimes things just don't work as planned.

He took back my chow pass!

CPT M, in my unit we have one that is 94 lbs. He is on double rations and can't seem to gain an ounce. I think a 10 mile an hour gust wind can knock him over. He can't eat much either and we really can't force him to eat like others do. Kid is so tiny. Like barely 5 ft tall. Counseling won't help him on this matter.

I remember encountering a few of these individuals back in Basic Training. They were put on double rations and the Drill Sergeants watched them like hawks to ensure they ate everything. Nutrition counseling to make sure they are eating well and evaluating their PT program may be called for. They would qualify for "special population" as they may need extra attention to put on weight and build mass. Many people that are that underweight are "skinny-fat" and can barely pass the APFT standards.