AFT Calculator
Calculate your score for the Army’s 5-event Fitness Test using official age- and gender-normed tables. Review event points, passing standards, and MOS requirements.
Open Army AFT CalculatorCFT Calculator
Track your performance on the Army’s 7-event continuous Combat Field Test. Check your cumulative clock against the 30:00 standard for designated combat MOS specialties.
Open Army CFT CalculatorUSMC PFT Calculator
Estimate your Marine Corps Physical Fitness Test score across upper-body events, plank, and the 3-mile run. Supports standard age tables and the 2026 combat-arms 210-point standard.
Open USMC PFT CalculatorUSMC CFT Calculator
Calculate your Marine Corps Combat Fitness Test score for Movement to Contact, Ammo Lifts, and Maneuver Under Fire. Features official 300-point class rankings and altitude adjustments.
Open USMC CFT CalculatorChoose The Right Fitness Tool
For the Army’s five-event points assessment, select the Army AFT calculator. For its seven-event timed assessment, select the Army CFT calculator.
For Marine Corps physical fitness scoring, select the USMC PFT calculator. For the Marine combat assessment, select the USMC CFT calculator.
Each calculator page explains the measurements to enter and how to interpret the result.
Latest Policy Updates
These 2026 changes are reflected in the calculators. Each item links to the official source and to the page it affects.
- April 17, 2026: Army Directive 2026-07 establishes the seven-event Combat Field Test for 24 designated combat specialties, with record testing beginning April 17, 2027. See the Army CFT calculator and the Army AFT calculator.
- July 2026: Army Directive 2026-13 sets the Army waist-to-height ratio standard below 0.55 and states that no AFT score exempts a Soldier from it. See the Army AFT calculator.
- December 18, 2025 (effective January 1, 2026): MARADMIN 613/25 sets a 210-point, sex-neutral PFT standard for 32 combat arms PMOSs. See the USMC PFT calculator.
- February 26, 2026: MARADMIN 066/26 sets the Marine Corps waist-to-height ratio standard at 0.52. See the USMC CFT calculator and the USMC PFT calculator.
How We Verify Our Calculators
Each calculator page lists the official Army or Marine Corps sources it uses, the date its policy was last verified, and its author. If you find an error, tell us through the contact form or at contact@armycalc.net, and we will correct it.
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Online results support planning. Official assessments and personnel decisions follow the applicable service procedures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Choose the tool that matches your assessment. Use the Army AFT calculator for Army Fitness Test points and the Army CFT calculator for Combat Field Test elapsed time. Marine Corps assessments use the USMC PFT calculator and USMC CFT calculator.
No. The Army Combat Field Test uses seven consecutive events and a cumulative time. The Marine Corps Combat Fitness Test uses three events scored with points. Select the correct calculator before entering your results.
HHave your recorded event results ready, including accepted repetitions, weights, or times. Some tools also require your age and applicable scoring category. Each calculator explains its required inputs.
No. These tools help you review results and plan training. Official records depend on an administered assessment, accepted performance, and the applicable service recording procedures.
Yes. Save your measurements and results, and note any differences in equipment, course, or conditions. Comparing similar sessions makes it easier to track progress.
Visit the relevant calculator page for its scoring explanation and source links. Confirm requirements for an official assessment with your test administrator or unit.
Only when the tool explicitly supports that assessment. Similar test names do not mean the events, scoring tables, or passing requirements are interchangeable.
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