What ArmyTEO Really Is (And Why I Built It)

Most Soldiers and NCOs know the struggle: trying to find the right T&EO, moving between Army portals, asking other leaders, and checking whether the outline is the right version.

When you’re away from a government computer, printing or opening an Army source link can be difficult. Access depends on the source system, your device, and the network you’re using. I built ArmyTEO to make the discovery part easier.

What ArmyTEO does

ArmyTEO is an independent, unofficial resource for finding Training and Evaluation Outline records and understanding the access routes associated with them. It does not replace official Army systems or unit guidance.

You can search by task number, title, MOS/AOC, branch, or keyword. The catalog shows the identifying information supplied by each record, and it distinguishes two access routes:

• Army source links: links to the controlling source system. A destination may require an Army-network-connected device or other authorized access.

• ArmyTEO Go: PDFs currently available through the ArmyTEO account-access library. Creating an account is free; a searchable record does not necessarily have a Go PDF.

An indexed title or link is not a public-release determination. Check each document’s markings and the controlling Army source before relying on it or sharing it. ArmyTEO does not bypass CAC or other source-system restrictions.

Why I built it

I wanted a simpler starting point for the moments when a leader knows the training requirement but needs help finding the right record. A task number is useful only if you can connect it to the correct title, source, and available document.

The site also gives leaders a way to compare related tasks across branches and find practical explanations of training preparation. The goal is to reduce time spent searching so more attention can go to understanding the task, conditions, standards, equipment, and evaluation requirements.

A practical way to use the site

1. Start with an exact task number when you have one. Otherwise search a title phrase, MOS/AOC, branch, or keyword.

2. Check the title and available metadata before opening a result. Similar names can refer to different tasks.

3. Follow the available source route or sign in for a PDF marked as available in Go.

4. Verify currency and applicability against the authoritative Army source and your unit’s guidance before using it for training.

5. Use the outline to prepare the event, then record observations and follow-up actions after training.

For more detail, read How ArmyTEO Works, the FAQ, and the Training Guides.

Keeping ArmyTEO useful

Source links move, records change, and an independent index can contain mistakes. If something looks wrong, email info@armyteo.com with the task number, affected page URL, and a short description. Do not send controlled or restricted files.

I want the site to keep improving through clearer guides and practical reference tools. Future ideas are not a promise that a feature is currently available. The current search, library, and guides are the starting point.

My goal is simple: help Soldiers and leaders find the record they need, understand its limits, and prepare better training.

Updated October 1, 2026 to clarify access routes, remove unsupported statistics, and distinguish indexed records from public-release determinations.