AFT Calculator
Use this Army Fitness Test calculator to check your five event results against the published 60-point minimum for your age band and scoring column. It supports the General and Combat standards without inventing point values between rows of the Army’s official scoring tables.
MDL — 3-Repetition Maximum Deadlift
Enter pounds lifted.
HRP — Hand-Release Push-Up
Enter repetitions completed.
SDC — Sprint-Drag-Carry
Faster time is better.
PLK — Plank
Longer time is better.
2MR — Two-Mile Run
Faster time is better.
Enter all five event results
The checker will compare each result with the selected scoring column’s published 60-point threshold.
Why this AFT calculator does not interpolate points
The Army publishes discrete raw-result rows for each point value. A result between printed rows receives the applicable table score; it should not be estimated with a made-up age multiplier or straight-line formula.
The AFT has five events: the three-repetition maximum deadlift, hand-release push-up, sprint-drag-carry, plank and two-mile run. Each event can contribute up to 100 points. The General standard uses age- and sex-normed scoring; the Combat standard uses the age-normed M | C scoring column for both sexes. Army Directive 2026-07 added 12D, 89D and 89E to the combat-specialty group, bringing the current set to 24 specialties.
This checker focuses on the most important first question: whether each raw event result reaches the published 60-point threshold. For the exact 0–100 point value, use the official scoring table linked above. That avoids presenting an estimated score as if it were an Army score.
General vs. Combat AFT standard
General standard
Uses the age- and sex-normed AFT scoring columns. The published passing framework is at least 60 points per event and 300 points total. This threshold checker cannot determine the 300-point total without the official discrete point lookups.
Combat standard
Uses the age-normed, sex-neutral M | C scoring column. Soldiers serving in the designated combat specialties need at least 60 points per event and 350 points total. This threshold checker cannot determine the 350-point total without the official discrete point lookups.
AFT and the separate Combat Field Test
The AFT remains the Army fitness test. Army Directive 2026-07 established the Combat Field Test (CFT) for Soldiers serving in designated combat specialties and added 12D, 89D and 89E to the combat-specialty group, bringing the current set to 24 specialties. The CFT complements rather than replaces the AFT.
Because policy can change, use current Army guidance and your unit’s instructions for record-test requirements. This page is an independent calculator and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Army or Department of Defense.
The five AFT events
3RM Deadlift (MDL)
Three-repetition maximum deadlift. Higher weight is better.
Hand-Release Push-Up (HRP)
Repetitions completed to the required standard in the event period. More repetitions are better.
Sprint-Drag-Carry (SDC)
A timed 250-meter sequence of sprinting, dragging, lateral movement and carrying. Faster is better.
Plank (PLK)
A timed plank hold performed to the required position. Longer is better.
Two-Mile Run (2MR)
A timed two-mile run. Faster is better.
AFT Calculator FAQ
Is this an official Army AFT calculator?
Why doesn’t this AFT score calculator estimate my exact points?
What is the minimum AFT event score?
How does Combat scoring handle sex?
Did the AFT replace the ACFT?
Is the CFT the same test as the AFT?
Who built this page
Umer Farooq · Founder & Developer, CalcsDone
This page is maintained as an independent web calculator. The event thresholds used by the checker are documented against the Army AFT scoring scales listed below. No military, medical or official Army credential is claimed.
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Official references
The checker stores the published 60-point raw-result thresholds by age and scoring column and applies only the event direction shown in the Army tables: minimum weight/repetitions/time for MDL, HRP and PLK, and maximum time for SDC and 2MR. It does not interpolate exact 0–100 scores. Policy statements should be checked against current Army publications, especially before a record test.
- U.S. Army — Army Fitness Test — event structure, General and Combat standards, and official resources.
- U.S. Army — AFT Scoring Scales 250601 — discrete event scoring tables used as the threshold source.
- Army Directive 2026-07 — Army Physical Fitness Standards — current CFT requirement and the 2026 additions of 12D, 89D and 89E to the combat-specialty group.
- Army Techniques Publication 7-22.01 resources via the Army AFT page — current AFT administration and scoring-policy context.