Find the right military fitness and pay guide

Independent planning information: unofficial and not legal advice. This site is not affiliated with the U.S. government, the Department of Defense, CMS, or any military service.

Choose a fitness, pay, or BAH tool

Choose a task to begin. A branch is required only for a fitness test.

Key takeaways

  • Choose your service and test date before comparing scores.
  • An event minimum can matter even when your total looks high.
  • Basic pay and housing allowances are separate calculations.
  • Unverified score tables are not replaced with estimated points.

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Which military fitness calculator should I use?

Use the page for your service’s current assessment, not the calculator with the most familiar exercise names.

Scroll sideways inside this table if needed. The page itself does not scroll sideways.

Which military fitness calculator should I use? Last checked November 8, 2026 (CET).
ServiceStart hereImportant distinction
ArmyAFT calculator guideAFT is not the old ACFT or the new Army Combat Field Test. 1
Air ForcePT/PFRA calculator guideCurrent PFRA includes scored body composition. 2
NavyPRT calculator guideCombat-arms personnel have different required PRT standards. 3
Marine CorpsPFT and CFTThese are separate tests, not interchangeable scores. 4
Coast GuardFitness calculator guideServicewide PFT scoring uses Coast Guard tables and Direct Access. 5
Space ForceHPA fitness guideOfficial scoring charts are held in myFitness. 6

A recruit, candidate, or member in a specialized occupation should also check the requirements of the actual school or program. A servicewide planning result is not an admission or qualification decision.

Should I choose a fitness tool or a pay tool?

Choose a fitness guide for performance planning and a pay guide for understanding compensation.

DFAS publishes basic-pay tables, while DTMO publishes BAH guidance and rate lookups. Neither a fitness score nor a pay grade alone determines take-home pay. 78

What should I check before relying on a result?

Check the rule edition, effective date, category and unsupported-case warning before using any estimate.

A useful result identifies the events counted, individual minimums and any missing data. If a profile, occupational rule, location or table row cannot be handled correctly, use the official source instead of treating an incomplete result as a pass. Ask your unit or finance office to resolve the official record.

Which sources support this page?

The cited documents support this page’s treatment of Find the right military fitness and pay guide; government sources do not endorse this website. Last checked: 2026-11-08 (CET, Europe/Stockholm).

  1. Army AFT overview and current CFT FAQ (leaves this site).
  2. AFMAN 36-2905; March 24, 2026; especially paragraphs 1.3, 3.1, 3.7, 3.9 and 3.15 (leaves this site).
  3. Navy PRP Guide-1; August 2026; section 1, paragraph 7 (leaves this site).
  4. MCO 6100.13A with Administrative Change 5; May 28, 2025; enclosure 1, chapters 1–3 (leaves this site).pdf).
  5. U.S. Coast Guard ALCOAST 082/26; March 30, 2026; official agency bulletin (leaves this site).
  6. SPFMAN 36-2905; September 26, 2025; incorporating Change 3, April 24, 2026; paragraphs 3.1–3.8 and 7.1 (leaves this site).
  7. DFAS 2026 military pay tables announcement; January 28, 2026 (leaves this site).
  8. DTMO BAH rate lookup; 2026 rates and Abilene temporary increase effective May 16, 2026 (leaves this site).
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