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Army Fitness Test (AFT) calculator
Estimate AFT event points from the same reference score tables used in Green Book’s signed-in H2F workspace. Enter age band, sex column, and raw performances; totals stay on this device and are never submitted to Army systems.
Last reviewed: 2026-07-20
How to use
- Select your age band and the score-table sex column that matches how your unit charts the event (M or F).
- Enter raw performances: MDL in pounds, HRP in reps, and timed events as mm:ss or total seconds.
- Review per-event points and the five-event total. Incomplete entries show a partial total only.
- Confirm pass/fail and alternate-event rules with your master fitness trainer and current official publications before test day.
Examples
Example (illustrative): 17–21 male column, MDL 140 lb, HRP 10, SDC 2:00, plank 1:30, 2MR 16:00 → table-driven points sum to 337 on the encoded charts.
Leave an event blank if you have not practiced it yet; the tool scores only the events you enter.
Enter performances to see points
Training aid only — not an official FORSCOM determination.
Methodology & source notes
- Points come from Green Book’s table-driven AFT reference charts (per age-band columns), not a flat demo scale.
- This page does not persist inputs to a server and does not write anonymous calculator history for public visitors.
- Combat vs standard column toggles follow the same scoring-context rules as the authenticated calculator.
- ACFT and Standing Power Throw are not scored here — Green Book tracks the five AFT events only.
Official sources
- Army Fitness Test (army.mil)Program overview and policy pointers
- Army Publishing DirectorateControlling publications and directives
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need an account?
- No. The public calculator runs entirely in your browser. Create a free account only if you want to save this result on this device in the signed-in H2F workspace and pin tools. Results are not currently synced across devices.
- Is this an official Army score?
- No. It is a training aid based on encoded reference tables. Official testing follows your unit’s process and current Army standards.
- Are my numbers uploaded anywhere?
- No. Public tool inputs are not sent to Green Book servers, DTMS, eMILPO, or any Army system.