What Is a Good AFT Score in 2026?
See how 300, 350, 400 and 450 AFT scores compare, why each event matters, and how to choose your next target using current Army guidance.
See how 300, 350, 400 and 450 AFT scores compare, why each event matters, and how to choose your next target using current Army guidance.
Understand failing AFT scores, the 60-point event minimum, General and Combat totals, and why even 459 points can fail. Includes verified examples.
Failed the Army AFT? Learn about flags, promotion restrictions, 90- and 180-day retest deadlines, Combat-standard consequences and your next steps in 2026.
See what a 450 AFT score means, why a high total can still fail, its 90-point qualifying promotion value, and a verified next-target example.
See the highest AFT score, verified 100-point event targets for ages 22–26, a 495-to-500 example, and the qualifying promotion value of a maximum.
See what a 350 AFT score means under General and Combat standards, compare event breakdowns, and check its promotion value with current Army sources.
Understand current Army WHtR screening, half-inch measurement rules, three-decimal recording, DA Form 5500 and the confirmation assessment.
Find the slow SDC segment, practice correct turns and transitions, use the 25-meter course, and choose a target from your applicable scoring column.
Read the correct AFT scoring column, match raw results to earned thresholds, and check event minimums, totals and authorized profile results.
Use the April 2026 DA Form 705-AFT, review raw results and event points, and check test details, profiles, totals and signatures.