What must a member do upon a positive pregnancy test?

Upon receiving a positive pregnancy test, a member is required to notify the command within 14 days. This process is crucial as it ensures that the command is informed about the member's condition, allowing for necessary adjustments in duties and responsibilities to promote both the member's and the unborn child's health and safety.

By notifying the command, the member can receive appropriate support and resources, including access to medical care and accommodations related to their pregnancy. This notification also helps the command manage staffing and ensure operational readiness while considering the needs of the pregnant member.

In contrast, options like leaving the unit immediately, seeking a transfer, or remaining silent until childbirth do not align with the procedural requirements or the supportive framework in place. Immediate departure could disrupt unit operations and support, while transfers and silence may not provide the necessary communication and care needed in such a significant life event.