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Army Promotion & Competitive Boards

Army Boards

Also known as SGT board · SSG board · E-5 promotion board · E-6 promotion board · Soldier of the Month · Soldier of the Year · NCO of the Month · Sergeant Audie Murphy Club · SAMC board · Best Warrior Competition · Best Squad Competition · AR 600-8-19

Prepare for the questions your board will ask, whether that is promotion, Soldier of the Month, or Audie Murphy.

Build my board plan Practice by subject

Upload your unit’s MOI and your plan is weighted to the board you’re actually sitting. No MOI yet? Start on the general plan and add it later.

What’s inside

Coming next: Board Coach, your AI coach.

A question from the bank

Under AR 600-52, prevention of sexual harassment and sexual assault is whose responsibility?

SourceAR 600-52, para 1-6a, p. 1

What it will be written against

Doctrine changes. Always check the current edition on armypubs before you test.

Common questions

Which Army boards does this cover?

Both families: the semi-centralized promotion boards (SGT and SSG) and the competitive boards (Soldier and NCO of the Month, Sergeant Audie Murphy Club, and Best Squad). They draw on the same subject knowledge, so they live in one program and you pick the board you are sitting.

What is the MOI upload for?

Your board is run off a Memorandum of Instruction your command publishes. It names the subjects the panel will actually ask. Upload it and your study plan is weighted to that document; without one, you start on the general plan and add the MOI later.

What are board questions written against?

The governing regulations (AR 600-8-19, AR 600-20, AR 670-1 and DA PAM 670-1, ADP 6-22, ADP 7-0, ATP 6-22.1, AR 623-3, TC 3-21.5, and FM 7-22) plus your command’s published study areas. Every question carries its citation so you can verify it against the reg yourself.

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