army.school is a training reference library and set of cadre tools for Army Officer Candidate School (OCS) and similar small-unit leadership courses. It collects the operations orders, tactical references, and evaluation workflows that leaders work through during Troop Leading Procedures (TLP) training — squad STX lanes, the culminating FLX, and the quick references that go with them.
The library holds the notional OPORDs and references candidates use to plan and execute squad- and platoon-level missions. The cadre tools — class rosters and the LAP matrix, developmental counseling (DA 4856), SOAR cards, and candidate evaluations — replace the spreadsheets cadre once used to track candidate performance. Reading the library and using the tools requires an approved account.
- What is army.school?
- army.school is a training reference library and set of cadre tools for Army Officer Candidate School (OCS) and similar small-unit leadership courses. It collects the operations orders, tactical references, and evaluation workflows used during Troop Leading Procedures (TLP) training.
- Who is it for?
- Officer candidates and the cadre who train them — TAC officers and platoon trainers — who run small-unit tactical training and evaluate candidate leadership.
- What's in the library?
- Notional squad STX (Situational Training Exercise) lane OPORDs, the FLX culminating field exercise, and quick references for the eight troop-leading steps, METT-TC, OAKOC, formations, battle drills, and patrol base operations.
- How do I get access?
- The FLER Training Aide, SOAR Card, and Platoon Trainer Evaluation Form are open without sign-in at /fler, /soar, and /pte. The tactical library requires an email sign-in; cadre workflows (roster, counseling, evaluations) are limited to approved cadre.
- Is this an official military site?
- No. army.school is an independent training-support tool built by Red Leg Dev. It uses notional scenarios and standard doctrinal references, and is not an official U.S. Army or National Guard website.