Free public guides
Army tools & readiness guides
Original Green Book explainers for fitness testing, body composition, counseling goals, and admin writing — readable without an account. Each guide answers a real readiness or leadership problem, links official sources, and points to the matching public tool or workspace module when you are ready to practice.
Fitness and body composition
Prepare for the Army Fitness Test and body-composition screening with logging habits you can keep during field time.
Counseling, goals, and evaluations
Draft counselings, set measurable goals, capture accomplishments, and organize NCOER material — still draft-only until your rating chain reviews it.
- LeadershipRead guide
Counseling, goals & accomplishments
Event-oriented counselings, measurable goals, MFRs, and continuity for evaluation season.
- EvaluationRead guide
NCOER Helper
NCOER season compresses a year of work into a few bullet lines. Green Book NCOER Helper is a private drafting workspace: capture accomplishm…
Career planning and personal admin
Estimate promotion points, plan tasks and reminders, and keep personal readiness work in one place.
- CareerRead guide
Promotion points & cutoffs
Promotion boards combine points from multiple categories against MOS-specific cutoffs that change each month. Green Book offers a manual pro…
- ProductivityRead guide
Planner & reminders
Army weeks are fragmented — formations, appointments, schools, and field blocks rarely fit one paper notebook. Green Book Planner combines p…
Unit operations (privacy-first)
Understand how roster and accountability workflows stay in your account — and why they should stay ad-free.
Related public tools
Interactive calculators and directories you can use anonymously — complementary to the written guides above.
Full tools inside Green Book
These modules require a free account. Public guides cover the highest-traffic readiness and leadership workflows first.
About these guides
Content is written by the Green Book team for soldiers, NCOs, and small-unit leaders who juggle admin, readiness, and field time. We cite official sources where helpful but do not reproduce official Army regulation text. For policy questions, use official publications and your chain of command.
Questions or corrections? Contact us.