Which scenario would NOT typically lead to enlisted advancement ineligibility?

The scenario of passing the Physical Readiness Test (PRT) would typically not lead to enlisted advancement ineligibility. In fact, successfully completing the PRT is often a requirement for advancement in many military branches. It demonstrates physical fitness and readiness, which are critical components of military service.

Advancement eligibility usually demands that enlisted personnel meet certain performance and physical standards, and passing the PRT is indicative of meeting the physical component typically expected of service members.

In contrast, being confined, failing a promotion exam, and being designated as a POW/MIA all represent situations that could adversely affect one's standing or eligibility for promotion or advancement. Confinement may be a result of disciplinary actions, failing a promotion exam signifies a lack of readiness or qualification for advancement, while being categorized as POW/MIA indicates circumstances beyond control that would impact a member's service record and ability to perform duties necessary for advancement.