Question
Ask this question exactly as shown, then listen to the Soldier's response.
Don't know the form or article number? Ask in plain English. MILCOMPASS will find the closest source-backed records.
Reference tool only. Verify requirements, forms, regulations, and legal guidance against the linked official source before acting.
Browse Army reference material in one place. Access UCMJ, DA Forms, MOS information, and Army ranks from the MILCOMPASS library.
Your Army career snapshot, priorities, and milestones in one place.
Add component, rank and MOS
Each career area now has its own workspace. We can expand these sections independently without crowding the main Career dashboard.
Store selected career documents in a private, user-isolated vault. New uploads are quarantined until the configured server-side scanning workflow clears them.
Do not upload classified information, CUI, PHI/medical records, SSNs, DoD ID/EDIPI numbers, CAC certificates/private keys, passwords, banking data, clearance-investigation material, operationally sensitive information, or weapon serial numbers.
Vault objects are stored in a non-public bucket under your account ID. Access is denied until the document is marked clean by the server-side scanning workflow. Cleared files open through short-lived signed links rather than permanent public URLs.
Set the destination. MILCOMPASS uses your Soldier Data to organize what matters now, what comes next, and what to verify before you move.
MILCOMPASS uses recorded Soldier Data to organize planning. Items marked “Verify” require confirmation against the current official program, branch, or promotion requirements.
Recommendations support career planning and do not determine eligibility. Upload a completed school certificate to your private Vault and MILCOMPASS will recognize a matching cleared certificate here.
Recommendations are planning suggestions based on your profile, goal, and configured career-path rules. Verify current eligibility with the official source.
See what your profile already supports, what requirements are still unknown, and which gaps may need attention before pursuing a career move.
Compares recorded experience with source-backed requirements. Always confirm current requirements with the official source.
Planning pre-check only. Always verify current eligibility and waiver requirements with the official Army source.
Uses your Soldier Data, including current MOS and ASVAB line scores, plus any available education, citizenship and clearance information to surface planning signals. Final eligibility always comes from the current official program and branch requirements.
Capture the schools, assignments, leadership, technical work, certifications, and other experience that can inform MILCOMPASS career planning.
Record experience that can support career-path planning. Self-reported entries are not official verification.
Add the information MILCOMPASS can use to organize your readiness and career.
Record your AFQT percentile and Army line scores. Career Path can use the specific score required by a school, MOS, reclassification, warrant packet, or other opportunity while still directing you to verify current official prerequisites.
Track readiness status only. Do not enter diagnoses, medications, treatment details, or other medical records.
Add your contractual ETS. MILCOMPASS uses it for planning only; verify current retention eligibility and options with your Career Counselor.
Track dates here; Career Path can use the status when evaluating opportunities. MILCOMPASS is not the official system of record.
Readiness, development, counseling, and Soldier-support tools in one workspace.
MILCOMPASS is a decision-support and education tool. Verify current policy and use official Army systems for official records. Avoid storing SSNs, diagnoses, detailed financial records, disciplinary evidence, or other sensitive Soldier information here.
MILCOMPASS is a leader tracking aid, not an official property book or substitute for GCSS-Army, GFEBS, hand receipts, cyclic inventory requirements, or command supply procedures. Do not store classified information, passwords, keys, or sensitive access data.
MILCOMPASS compares the information you already track in My Soldiers with loaded school prerequisites. It does not replace ATRRS, a school packet, medical screening, commander certification, or the current course prerequisite documents.
Automatic checks are intentionally conservative. A green result only means the Soldier appears to meet the requirements MILCOMPASS can evaluate from the Leader Book. Requirements that are not tracked—such as specific physicals, waivers, prerequisite badges/courses, duty position, GT score, commander's certification, ATRRS reservation, or course-specific tests—remain marked for review.
Use MILCOMPASS as your board book while you question the Soldier in person. The Soldier does not take the quiz on the device—you ask, listen, reveal the leader key, and record the result.
Ask this question exactly as shown, then listen to the Soldier's response.
Search doctrine, leadership, Army programs, career knowledge, school prep, forms, and professional-development material from one learning platform.
MILCOMPASS tracks what you open, save, complete, and miss so Study can recommend what to review next.
This course is the prototype for MILCOMPASS Study V2. Every module uses the same learning flow so the experience feels consistent from start to finish.
Primary reference for map reading and land-navigation concepts. Supporting doctrine is identified inside individual modules when needed.
Use these diagrams to connect map symbols, contour patterns, terrain, direction, distance, and route-planning concepts before testing yourself.
Topics you score poorly on will appear here as the question bank expands. RC10.71 establishes the remediation architecture.
Choose the promotion board you are preparing for. The SGT track emphasizes foundational team-leader knowledge; the SSG track adds harder squad-level leadership, training, readiness, counseling, and mission-command scenarios.
MILCOMPASS will ask questions without showing answer choices. Answer aloud, reveal the model answer, then grade yourself. Your local MOI and board members control the real board format.
Answer the question aloud as if speaking to a board member.
Learn team-level leadership, communication, training, readiness, operations, counseling, and Soldier development before testing your recall.
Work through each module in order or focus on a weak area. Mastery is saved on this device and the assessment remains separate from the teaching material.
Randomized questions across the BLC common-core competencies and leader application.
Pick a subject and MILCOMPASS will open Board Prep directly on that topic in Practice mode.
Build squad-level judgment through leadership, military communication, mission command, training management, critical thinking, and operations. MOS technical ALC remains branch-specific.
Work through each module in order or focus on a weak area. Mastery is saved on this device and the assessment remains separate from the teaching material.
A randomized assessment emphasizing squad-level application and NCO-C3 concepts.
SLC is branch-specific, so MILCOMPASS teaches the common senior-leader foundation while clearly separating MOS-specific instruction that belongs to your proponent school.
Do not jump straight to the exam. Each module builds a mental model, gives you a leader application, then checks whether you can retrieve and use the concept.
A randomized assessment across leadership, communication, training, mission command, management, readiness, problem solving, and senior-NCO responsibilities.
Develop organizational leadership, mission command, operational thinking, management, training systems, joint-planning awareness, and senior-NCO influence.
Work through each module in order or focus on a weak area. Mastery is saved on this device and the assessment remains separate from the teaching material.
A randomized assessment emphasizing organizational-level analysis, management, operations, and leader judgment.
MILCOMPASS teaches course orientation, terminology, safety mindset, rotary-wing concepts, sling-load study foundations, rappelling concepts, and inspection/packing preparation. Your schoolhouse controls the actual POI and standards.
The Sabalauski Air Assault School states its purpose is to train Soldiers in air-assault operations, sling-load operations, and rappelling.
TSAAS Air Assault ↗Tests academic preparation and safety/inspection thinking—not your official school performance.
Learn course structure, safety culture, parachute-system vocabulary, landing concepts, tower-training purpose, jump-week workflow, and preparation habits without replacing cadre instruction.
Basic Airborne Course resources from the 1-507th Parachute Infantry Regiment govern current reporting, packing, training, and graduation requirements.
1-507th Airborne & Ranger Training Brigade ↗Tests vocabulary, safety thinking, course flow, and preparation concepts. It does not certify airborne proficiency.
Use progressive lessons, plain-English doctrine, leader scenarios, retrieval practice, mastery tracking, and source links. Course-specific local requirements and MOS technical content must still be verified with your school.
Account tools, saved references, app information, privacy, sources, and legal notices.
Review active MILCOMPASS sessions, identify this device, and revoke every other session if a device is lost, shared, or no longer trusted.
For privacy, MILCOMPASS does not display IP addresses here. Revoking other devices invalidates their Supabase sessions and requires those devices to authenticate again.
Administrative controls are available only after server-side admin authorization and MFA verification.
Monitor failed or blocked access, rate limits, Vault/security failures, account and privacy activity, and privileged administration events.
Source addresses are represented only by one-way hashes. Passwords, access tokens, Vault file contents, and raw IP addresses are not displayed or stored in this feed.
MILCOMPASS is an independently developed reference, planning, study, and leader-support platform designed to help Soldiers organize information and make better-informed decisions.
An independent software product that organizes public reference material, links users to authoritative sources, provides original study tools and explanations, and helps users structure career and leader-development workflows.
MILCOMPASS is not an official Army or Department of Defense system, is not sponsored or endorsed by the U.S. Government, and does not replace a commander, chain of command, servicing staff section, legal office, medical professional, finance office, education center, schoolhouse, ATRRS, IPPS-A, HRC, Army Publishing Directorate, or another official system of record.
The MILCOMPASS user interface, workflow design, organization, study systems, question-bank structure, leader tools, original explanatory text, and software code are original MILCOMPASS product elements except where a source or quotation is specifically identified.
MILCOMPASS should make it easy to distinguish official source material from MILCOMPASS summaries, explanations, planning tools, and practice content.
Where practical, MILCOMPASS links directly to Army, Department of Defense, U.S. Code, HRC, Army Publishing Directorate, Army schoolhouse, and other government sources. A link does not imply that the source agency endorses MILCOMPASS.
Short excerpts may be displayed when useful for study or verification. They should be labeled as source wording and linked back to the source. Longer material should be summarized rather than copied wholesale.
Many works created by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are not protected by U.S. copyright law. That rule has exceptions and does not automatically apply to third-party material contained in government publications, transferred copyrights, contractor-created work, trademarks, logos, insignia, seals, photographs, or other protected material.
17 U.S.C. §105 ↗Army names, logos, emblems, unit insignia, rank insignia, badges, mottos, wordmarks, and similar identifiers may be protected Army trademarks. MILCOMPASS does not claim ownership of Army marks and should not use protected marks in a manner that implies Army affiliation, sponsorship, licensing, or endorsement.
Army Trademark Licensing Program ↗If a source is outdated, incorrectly attributed, copyrighted material appears to be used improperly, or a link is broken, report it through Feedback so it can be reviewed and corrected.
This policy describes MILCOMPASS data practices. It is designed to keep the product focused on career, study, readiness, and leader-development information rather than high-risk government or personal records.
Account information may include email address and authentication/session identifiers. User-created information may include saved references, career goals, milestones, profile details, preferences, and documents a user intentionally places in the Career Documents Vault. Basic technical and security records may include timestamps, application version, request identifiers, authentication/security events, and limited diagnostic information needed to protect and operate the service.
MILCOMPASS uses information to provide requested features, synchronize user content, secure accounts, prevent abuse, troubleshoot problems, maintain audit records, process subscription entitlements, and improve the service. MILCOMPASS does not sell personal data and does not use Career Documents Vault contents to target advertising.
MILCOMPASS uses service providers to operate the product. Supabase supports authentication, database, and storage functions; Cloudflare supports hosting, edge delivery, API security, and related infrastructure. When a user intentionally uses an AI-assisted feature, the question and the limited verified context needed to answer it may be sent through the MILCOMPASS server to OpenAI. Service providers receive only the information reasonably necessary to perform the requested service and are not authorized by MILCOMPASS to use Career Documents Vault contents for targeted advertising.
Payments made through Apple or Google are processed by the applicable app store. MILCOMPASS does not need full payment-card details to determine Pro access. MILCOMPASS may retain verified product, transaction, subscription-chain, status, and expiration metadata needed to provide, restore, secure, and audit subscription entitlements.
The Free plan may display clearly identified advertising when advertising is enabled. MILCOMPASS Pro is designed to be ad-free. Career Documents Vault contents are not used to target ads. MILCOMPASS does not place ads inside safety-critical or sensitive reference areas such as emergency information, TCCC, SHARP/EO, suicide-prevention resources, or legal/UCMJ reference content. If an advertising provider uses information requiring additional consent or disclosure, MILCOMPASS will present the required controls before that processing is enabled.
Do not upload or enter classified information; Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI); Social Security numbers; DoD ID/EDIPI numbers; CAC certificates, private keys, PINs or credentials; passwords; medical records or diagnoses; victim information; law-enforcement or disciplinary evidence; security-clearance investigative material; full bank or payment-account data; export-controlled material; operationally sensitive information; or unnecessary weapon serial numbers or other high-risk identifiers.
Public: public study/reference content. Personal: account, goals, preferences, saved items and ordinary profile data. Sensitive: permitted career documents that require the private vault and additional controls. Prohibited: information listed above that MILCOMPASS is not designed or authorized to receive.
Vault files are intended only for permitted personal career documents. Storage is private and access-controlled. New files are quarantined until a trusted scanning service clears them. A cleared file is accessed through a short-lived signed link. Users should still remove unnecessary sensitive identifiers before upload.
User-created content should be retained only while needed to provide the service or satisfy a legitimate security/legal requirement. Users can delete individual vault documents. MILCOMPASS provides an export of supported account data and a verified process to permanently delete the authentication account and eligible associated personal data, including Career Documents Vault files where applicable. Limited security, fraud-prevention, transaction, legal, or backup records may remain for a limited period when reasonably necessary to protect users, investigate abuse, process disputes, comply with law, or preserve the integrity of the service.
MILCOMPASS may rely on infrastructure, authentication, database, storage, security-scanning, hosting, email, and similar service providers to operate the service. Providers should receive only the information reasonably necessary for their role and should be configured consistently with MILCOMPASS privacy and security commitments.
Depending on applicable law, users may have rights to access, correct, delete, or obtain a portable copy of personal data and may have additional rights concerning certain processing. MILCOMPASS should honor applicable verified requests and should not discriminate against users for exercising legally protected privacy rights.
MILCOMPASS is designed for military career and professional-development use and is not directed to children under 13. Do not create an account for a child or submit a child's personal information to the service.
No internet service can guarantee absolute security. MILCOMPASS uses layered safeguards intended to reduce risk. If a security incident occurs, MILCOMPASS should investigate, contain the issue, preserve appropriate evidence, assess applicable notification duties, and notify affected users or authorities when required by law.
Material policy changes should be identified by version/date and, when appropriate, presented to signed-in users for renewed acceptance before continued use of affected private-data features.
These Terms govern use of MILCOMPASS, including account, private-data, subscription, and paid-feature use. By using covered features, users agree to these Terms and the current Privacy Policy.
By creating or using a MILCOMPASS account or private-data feature, a user agrees to these Terms and the Privacy Policy. If a user does not agree, the user should not create an account, upload documents, or use private-data features.
MILCOMPASS is independently developed and is not an official U.S. Army, Department of Defense, or U.S. Government application. References to military organizations, programs, publications, forms, ranks, MOSs, schools, policies, or websites are informational and do not imply sponsorship, approval, affiliation, certification, or endorsement.
Users may use MILCOMPASS for lawful personal, educational, career-development, study, and leader-support purposes. Users may not misuse the service, attempt unauthorized access, interfere with security controls, upload malicious files, impersonate another person, violate another person's privacy or intellectual-property rights, or submit information MILCOMPASS identifies as prohibited.
MILCOMPASS is not an approved system for classified information or CUI. Users must not upload classified information, CUI, government credentials, protected operational information, or other material requiring an authorized government information system. A user's access to such information elsewhere does not authorize its submission to MILCOMPASS.
Users retain their rights in content they submit. Users grant MILCOMPASS only the limited permission reasonably necessary to host, process, scan, transmit, display back to the user, back up, secure, and delete that content in order to operate the requested service. Users represent that they have the right and authority to submit their content.
Military regulations, forms, policies, course prerequisites, benefits, administrative processes, and websites can change. Users must verify consequential information against the current official source and applicable chain of command or servicing office before acting.
MILCOMPASS provides educational, organizational, and planning support. It does not provide legal, medical, financial, tax, or mental-health advice and does not make official personnel, promotion, evaluation, eligibility, readiness, security-clearance, benefits, or command decisions.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, MILCOMPASS is provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis without warranties that the service will be uninterrupted, error-free, completely secure, or that every item of information will remain current or complete. Nothing in these Terms excludes warranties or rights that applicable law does not permit to be excluded.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, MILCOMPASS and its owner/operators are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages arising from use of the service. Any limitation applies only to the extent enforceable under applicable law and does not limit liability that legally cannot be limited.
Users are responsible for safeguarding their credentials, using accurate account information, and promptly reporting suspected unauthorized access. MILCOMPASS may suspend access when reasonably necessary to protect users, the service, or others.
MILCOMPASS does not claim ownership of public-domain government material or third-party intellectual property. Military-service names, marks, logos, insignia, seals, badges, mottos, and related identifiers remain the property of their respective owners. MILCOMPASS original software, interface, organization, explanations, and original content remain protected to the extent allowed by law.
MILCOMPASS may offer a Free plan and a paid MILCOMPASS Pro plan. The Free plan may include advertising and usage or feature limits. Pro may include expanded premium features and is designed to be ad-free. Current features, eligibility, price, and billing period are displayed before purchase and may change prospectively.
Where offered, MILCOMPASS Pro may be purchased as a monthly or annual auto-renewable subscription. The price and billing period shown by Apple, Google, or another authorized checkout at the time of purchase control. Unless canceled through the applicable billing provider, a subscription may automatically renew according to that provider's terms and the disclosures shown before purchase.
Canceling automatic renewal ordinarily preserves Pro access through the end of the already-paid billing period. Refunds, chargebacks, store revocations, fraud findings, or other provider actions may end access earlier. Refund eligibility and payment disputes are governed by the applicable store or payment provider and applicable law.
Eligible users may restore a valid subscription after signing in to the same MILCOMPASS account. Restore requests are verified server-side against the applicable provider. A verified subscription chain may be linked to only one MILCOMPASS account at a time to reduce fraud and accidental cross-account access.
Users may stop using MILCOMPASS at any time. Deleting a MILCOMPASS account does not automatically cancel an Apple, Google, or other third-party subscription; users must manage cancellation with the applicable billing provider to stop future renewals. MILCOMPASS may restrict or terminate accounts for material violations, security threats, unlawful use, or other legitimate operational reasons, subject to applicable law. Deletion requests may require identity verification and may not immediately remove limited backups or security records that must temporarily be retained for legitimate purposes.
Users can report product, privacy, source, billing, or account concerns through the MILCOMPASS Feedback control. Additional contact information may also be provided in the applicable app-store listing. Legal rights and remedies that cannot lawfully be waived remain unaffected.
These Terms may be updated as the service changes. Material changes affecting private-data features should be versioned and presented for renewed acceptance when appropriate.
MILCOMPASS Pro is a paid premium plan. Subscription pricing, billing frequency, and any trial terms are displayed in the applicable checkout before purchase.
MILCOMPASS Free provides core military reference and essential resources. The Free plan may include clearly identified advertising and may have lower limits on selected premium tools.
Pro may include expanded premium career and leader tools, larger or higher-use limits, advanced simulations, reports/exports, and other paid capabilities identified in the app. Pro is designed to be ad-free while the subscription remains active.
When offered, Pro may be purchased monthly or annually. The exact price and billing period shown by the applicable store at checkout control. Unless canceled, the subscription may renew automatically under the store's terms. Users should review the renewal price and date shown by their store account.
Users can manage or cancel automatic renewal through the Apple App Store, Google Play, or the billing provider used for the purchase. A normal cancellation ordinarily keeps Pro active until the paid period ends. Deleting the MILCOMPASS account does not automatically cancel the store subscription.
Refunds and payment disputes are handled under the applicable store or payment-provider rules and applicable law. A verified refund, chargeback, or revocation may remove Pro access before the originally expected expiration date.
Restore Purchases is available for eligible subscriptions after the user signs in. MILCOMPASS verifies the provider transaction and subscription chain on the server before restoring Pro. Restore does not rely solely on a client-side claim of purchase.
A verified Apple or Google subscription chain may be associated with only one MILCOMPASS account at a time. This protects users from accidental cross-account access and helps prevent subscription fraud.
Signed-in users can request and complete verified account deletion from Account & Settings. The process is designed to remove the authentication account and eligible associated application data.
Sign in to MILCOMPASS, open More → Account & Settings, open the privacy/account controls, submit an account deletion request, and follow the permanent-deletion confirmation flow. The final destructive action requires the exact confirmation phrase shown by the app.
The trusted deletion process removes the MILCOMPASS authentication identity and eligible user-owned application data. Career Documents Vault objects and associated metadata are removed where applicable, along with eligible goals, saved items, and other supported user data.
Limited security, fraud-prevention, transaction, legal, or backup records may be retained for a limited period when reasonably necessary to protect users, investigate abuse, resolve billing disputes, comply with law, or preserve the integrity of the service.
Deleting the MILCOMPASS account does not automatically cancel an Apple App Store, Google Play, or other third-party subscription. Cancel the subscription through the applicable billing provider if you want to stop future renewals.
Open the public MILCOMPASS website and use More → Send Feedback to report an account-deletion access problem. Do not include passwords, SSNs, DoD identifiers, CUI, or other prohibited information in the report.
Manage user feedback without opening Supabase. Search reports, assign workflow status and priority, and keep user reports organized.
Keep frequently used forms, articles, MOSs, ranks, and career references in one place.
Build a personal path with goals and milestones. Sign in to sync it across devices.
MILCOMPASS is not an official U.S. Army, Department of Defense, or U.S. Government application. Use linked official sources for authoritative requirements and decisions.
The Army Fitness Test replaced the ACFT as the test of record in 2025. Use this workspace to understand the five events and track a Soldier's practice results.
Enter waist circumference at the navel and height using the same unit. The current Army standard is WHtR < 0.550.
Turn readiness dates, goals, counseling, and leader follow-up into one development picture.
MILCOMPASS helps organize leader follow-up. Official readiness, evaluation, promotion, and personnel decisions remain in the Army systems and processes that govern them.
Enter only facts you can support. MILCOMPASS will organize them into professional award language.
Review every draft for truth, context, grammar, current policy, and the exact requirements of the award/program. MILCOMPASS does not invent achievements, ratings, or endorsements.
Use this section to identify resources and next actions. Do not enter account numbers, SSNs, diagnoses, passwords, or detailed case information.
Add your first Soldier to begin tracking readiness and development dates.
Track readiness status, dates, goals, and leader follow-ups. Do not store SSNs, medical diagnoses, account numbers, disciplinary evidence, passwords, or other sensitive records.
Choose the situation. MILCOMPASS will show a leader-first checklist and support routes without requiring sensitive case details.