The Army, Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps fitness tests and body-composition rules: which table applies, how scores are read from it and what changed in 2025 and 2026.
The Army scores the AFT from its tables effective June 1, 2025: 60 points in each of its five events to pass, and at least 350 in total on the combat standard. The Air Force’s new PFRA has been scored for record since July 1, 2026, with a composite of 75 and every component minimum needed for Satisfactory. The Navy PRT needs at least 45 points (Probationary) in every event, and the Marine Corps PFT and CFT each need 150 points in total, with no event below its minimum.
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Air Force PFRA 2026, for record since July 1: 2-mile run or HAMR 50 points, waist-to-height 20 (0.49 = 20.0), strength and core 15 each; pass: 75 + minimums.
What Army Directive 2026-07 says about the Combat Field Test: the seven events, the 30-minute line, who takes it, the retest rules and the April 2027 date.
39.5 in waist / 72 in: Army 0.548 meets, Navy meets, Marine Corps over, Air Force 15.0
2026 waist-to-height rules: Army under 0.55, Air Force points, Navy 0.5499 and Marine Corps 0.52, plus how each service measures and rounds, with examples.
How the Navy PRT and the Marine Corps PFT and CFT are scored in 2026: levels and points, passing rules, worked examples and the new combat-arms standards.
The Navy’s Guide-5A raw scores for push-ups, forearm plank and the 1.5-mile run, by age band and sex, at four levels from Probationary to Outstanding-High.