AFT combat standards: search the 21 Army combat MOS and AOC codes held to a 350-point total and 60 points per event, and when each requirement began.
21 published combat specialties · Male age-normed scale · 350 total / 60 per event
| Code | Specialty | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| 11A | Infantry Officer | Combat · 350 |
| 11B | Infantryman | Combat · 350 |
| 11C | Indirect Fire Infantryman (Mortarman) | Combat · 350 |
| 11Z | Infantry Senior Sergeant | Combat · 350 |
| 12A | Engineer; General Engineer | Combat · 350 |
| 12B | Combat Engineer | Combat · 350 |
| 13A | Field Artillery Officer | Combat · 350 |
| 13F | Fire Support Specialist | Combat · 350 |
| 18A | Special Forces Officer | Combat · 350 |
| 180A | Special Forces Warrant Officer | Combat · 350 |
| 18B | Special Forces Weapons Sergeant | Combat · 350 |
| 18C | Special Forces Engineer Sergeant | Combat · 350 |
| 18D | Special Forces Medical Sergeant | Combat · 350 |
| 18E | Special Forces Communications Sergeant | Combat · 350 |
| 18F | Special Forces Intelligence Sergeant | Combat · 350 |
| 18Z | Special Forces Senior Sergeant | Combat · 350 |
| 19A | Armor Officer | Combat · 350 |
| 19C | Bradley Crew member | Combat · 350 |
| 19D | Cavalry Scout | Combat · 350 |
| 19K | M1 Armor Crewman | Combat · 350 |
| 19Z | Armor Senior Sergeant | Combat · 350 |
Regular Army requirements began January 1, 2026; National Guard and Reserve requirements began June 1, 2026. Specialty applies regardless of assignment.
Soldiers in these specialties need 350 total points and at least 60 in every event, scored on the male age-normed scale; the general AFT passing score is 300. Check your results with the Army AFT calculator or compare event thresholds in the AFT score chart.
The lookup shows whether a code appears in the Army’s published combat-specialty list. It does not inspect your assignment, personnel record, or unit instructions. A match is useful for planning the 350-point standard; confirm the applicable requirement with your chain of command before treating it as an official determination.
The Army implementation dates are January 1, 2026 for the active component and June 1, 2026 for Army National Guard and Army Reserve combat specialties. The tool uses the published list and those dates as reference information. It does not determine whether an individual has a current exception.
An unmatched search means the text does not match the archived combat list. It does not prove that the entered code is a valid general-standard specialty. Check spelling, the complete MOS or AOC, and your assignment. The Army AFT calculator permits a manual standard selection when your unit supplies the applicable requirement.
The minimum total is 350 and each event requires at least 60 points. Performance thresholds remain age-normed within the male scale. Consequently, two Soldiers in different age groups can earn the same points for different raw performances. Use the corresponding age column rather than a single universal raw-performance target.