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Most Soldiers and NCOs know the struggle — trying to find the right T&EO, digging through ATN, jumping between portals, asking three different leaders, and hoping you picked the right version. 90% of the time you’re away from a computer, can't print, CAR won’t load on your phone, and you’re stuck without the resource you need to plan a lane, run hip-pocket training, or answer a simple question for your Soldiers. A member of the cadre for the Army’s first-ever Best Squad compe

If you’ve spent enough time in the field, you know how bad it can feel to crawl out of a bivy bag cold, crusted in sweat, and running on three hours of sleep. You don’t always have time for a full shave or wash, but you still want to feel human before you start the day. That’s where this little thing comes in — what I call the 2 Ounce Shower. It’s a pre-moistened cotton towel, about the size of a hand towel but lighter than a lighter. It’s not a wipe — it’s a damn good field

Training & Evaluation Outlines (T&EOs) are the backbone of the Army’s training system. They define the task, the conditions under which you train, and the standards a unit or Soldier must meet to be evaluated as “trained.” Whether you’re a new team leader or a seasoned senior NCO, understanding how to build a training plan using T&EOs is essential to doing your job the way the Army expects. This guide breaks down the Army’s doctrinal process, how to read and use T&EOs, and wh

Understanding where the Army stores Training & Evaluation Outlines (T&EOs), doctrine, and training materials can be confusing—especially because different systems have different access rules. Some sites are fully public and safe to link. Others are CAC-only and cannot be reproduced or hosted on any unofficial platform. This guide explains the differences, so Soldiers and leaders know exactly what’s allowed. The Idaho Army National Guard hosted its Best Warrior Competition on