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About Green Book public guides
Public guides explain Green Book modules in plain language — without login walls — so soldiers and NCOs can evaluate the product and search engines can surface helpful content. They are not substitutes for official Army publications.
Why public guides exist
Most Green Book value lives in your private workspace after sign-in. Public guides bridge that gap: they describe what Planner, H2F, NCOER Helper, and other modules do, who they help, and how draft-only workflows stay separate from official forms.
Where to find them
Start at /army-tools for the full hub. Individual guides cover AFT preparation, body composition, NCOER prep, promotion points, counseling/goals/MFR drafting, planner workflows, and roster privacy.
The homepage also links directly to key guides with descriptive titles for easier discovery.
- /army-tools/aft-h2f
- /army-tools/body-composition
- /army-tools/ncoer-helper
- /army-tools/promotion-points
- /army-tools/counseling-mfr
- /army-tools/planner
- /army-tools/roster-accountability
Not official Army content
Guides are written by the Green Book team for clarity. They cite policy topics but do not reproduce long Army text. CutoffScores.com and similar aggregators are not ingested — promotion cutoff charts use admin-imported official-style data only.
Sharing with your team
Link public guides in welcome packets or leader professional development when introducing Green Book. Soldiers can read on the web, then register when ready to save data.
Frequently asked questions
- Will public guides show my unit's data?
- No. Guides contain only generic Green Book copy — never live user or roster data.
- Do guides update when modules change?
- Guides are updated with product releases. If something looks stale, contact us via /contact.