What to do when drill sergeant says if you fail the class again you will be chaptered out?

He is purposely failing his classes and wasting the Army’s time and money along with his instructors time and efforts. Every test he “purposely” fails, his instructor has to take their personal time and time that could be spent with other students to help your brother. I think he should be separated. This is the Army. You cannot simply cry and refuse to work until you get your way.

You have five posts about you and your brother reclassing. You have been told that it is needs of the Army in your brothers case. In your case, you can't reclass. Why do you keep posting on the same topic? Both of you enlisted of your own free will, so quit complaining and start putting your best foot forward.

If you fail your first MOS, you become needs of the Army. Someone in the S3 shop pulls an ATRRS TS screenshot. Most of the time there will be priority MOSs listed at the bottom that the Army needs to fill. At Fort Sam this goes into your reclass packet. The Soldier lists their 1st, 2nd, and 3rd choice of reclass MOS on this sheet. The Soldier can write down whatever they want, but if there is one MOS on that list that is particularly unfavorable, we encourage them to put at least one of the better option in their top 3 choices. More often than you might think, there are no MOSs listed on that ATRRS TS screenshot. My understanding is that ASVAB line scores, red/green color blind, OPAT score, civilian drivers license, and security clearance are the main factors. If that is the case, it means when their packets is submitted most likely there will be no reclass MOS available and the command is then REQUIRED to proceed with separating the Soldier. I have never seen a discharge worse than “General - Under Honorable Conditions” result from those proceedings. Your brother may try to re-enter service after 6 months, but it will be much more difficult and require a waiver if his DD214 has anything other than RE-1 listed for re-entry. Tell him to finish the course and reclass when his re-enlistment window opens.