If a Soldier fails both body fat screenings, what will be noted on their DA Form 1059?

When a Soldier fails both body fat screenings, it indicates that they have not met the Army's standards for body composition. As a result, the appropriate notation on their DA Form 1059 reflects that they have marginally achieved course standards. This is because the failure to meet body fat standards can impact the Soldier’s overall performance and readiness, which is a critical aspect of their evaluation during the Noncommissioned Officer Education System (NCOES).

This type of notation serves as a record of their performance and highlights areas that require attention and improvement. It is a way to officially document that while the Soldier may have completed the course, they did not fully meet all required standards, particularly in physical fitness, which is essential for fulfilling their duties effectively.

The other options do not accurately capture the situation: noting that a Soldier has passed body fat standards would be incorrect, as they have failed both screenings. Being excused from further testing does not apply because continued evaluations are necessary for determining fitness. Finally, stating that they are allowed to continue in NCOES does not take into account the seriousness of failing body fat standards, which could lead to further administrative action or repercussions within the Army's structure.