Which AFI specifies conditions for continued military service evaluations?

The appropriate regulation that specifies the conditions for continued military service evaluations is AFI 48-123, Medical Examinations and Standards. This instruction outlines the medical standards required for military personnel and includes guidance on the periodic examinations that can affect a service member's ability to continue serving. It addresses various health factors, including physical and mental fitness, which are critical determinants in the evaluation process for ongoing military service. Such evaluations are essential to ensure that personnel meet the necessary health criteria to perform their duties effectively.

The other choices do not pertain to the broad scope of military service evaluations. AFI 36-2903 focuses on dress and appearance standards, which, while important, do not address medical or evaluative criteria for continued service. AFI 44-102 deals specifically with mental health evaluations, and while these can influence service, it does not encompass the overall medical evaluation process. Lastly, AFI 10-403 relates to deployment planning and execution, which is outside the realm of direct service evaluations regarding fitness for continued duty.