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Mobile Apps - Android MOBILE APPS - ANDROID There are new Apps for the Android tablets and phones to help veterans. The Following links lead to web pages that have options to install these apps to your mobile device, some apps have a cost to download, but there are several helpful free apps. Click on the App Logo to go to that web site. Air Force - Android App - Are you in the US Air Force? If so, this is the app for you. The Air Force app is the latest and greatest way to stay on top of everything happening in the United States Air Force. With the Air Force app, you can read the top stories, listen to Air Force radio, and even browse through the USAF current aircraft with great detail including each aircraft's mission, features, background and specs. Includes a PT Calculator so you can calculate PT scores to help in getting you prepared for your next PT test. There are also training plans to help you get in shape for the test. Now you can send links to the news articles and radio broadcasts via SMS, Email, Twitter and Facebook! Air Force Creeds - Android App - Air Force Song, Airmen Creed, NCO Creed, DI Creed, Security Force Creed, Core Values, First Sgt Creed, Medic Creed Ranks. Air Force Fundamentals - Android App - Official Air Force Education and Training Command - This app has information all current or future active duty Airmen can use. The focus is on physical training. Videos show you the proper form for push-ups, sit-ups, running, and pull-ups. There's also information to help you with pre and post exercising. If you are preparing for Basic Military Training, this app is a MUST for you! Visit the "Get In Shape" web page from the official BMT website. Learn the Airman Creed and USAF song. Make your life easier by learning the USAF Core values, rank structure, and wear of the uniform BEFORE you arrive! Master the Insignia Challenge game for instant rank recognition. Let this app be your conduit to a "fundamentally" great USAF career. Air Force Military History - Android App - Impress people with Air Force and military History. Excellent resource for PME! Air Force History will enhance your knowledge of events and people since the beginning of the United States Air Force. You will get a new historical insight every day. Impress your boss with your vast knowledge of Air Force and military History. This is an excellent resource for PME! Can you stump your instructor! Your feedback is welcome, so don't forget to rate this APP! Air Force News - Android App - Rss feeds for United States Air Force. Air Force Military News and information is available through RSS feeds, which use a technology called XML to deliver headlines and summaries to your desktop or Web browser. RSS feeds, like podcasts, when used in conjunction with an RSS Reader, will automatically update with the latest content at set intervals. Arlington National Cemetery Grave Locator - Android App - The Arlington National Cemetery Grave Locator app was developed to assist visitors in finding the burial location of friends, family, and loved ones. This information is provided by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. Army Alarm - Android App - Bugle calls include: First Call, Reveille, Assembly, Mess Call, Sick Call, Drill Call, First Sergeant's Call, Officer's Call, Recall, Mail Call, Guard Mounting, Adjutant's Call, Retreat, To The Color, Tattoo, Call To Quarters, Taps, and Last Post. Great for members of the Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. Set the alarms to sync with the bugle calls at your base. Also great for those preparing for the Service, Basic Training, ROTC, OTS, and Veterans who simply miss it. Army Board Study Guide - Android App - Quiz yourself with prep-questions for the Army Soldier and NCO Boards and SGT / SSG Promotion Boards. A portable study guide for U.S. Army promotion boards. A portable study guide for U.S. Army soldier, NCO, promotion or any type of board. Army Field Manuals - Android App - Published by the United States Army's Army Publishing Directorate. As of 27 July 2007, some 542 field manuals were in use. They contain detailed information and how-to's for procedures important to soldiers serving in the field. With 23 Chapters and a full set of Appendices, and photos and diagrams galore, you will find this an invaluable app for your continuing Army Education. Army mCare Telemedicine App - Android App - This is the Tele-TBI care application published by TATRC for returning Wounded Warriors. Army PFT - Android App - Calculate your PFT & BCA Scores Army Physical Fitness Manual - Android App - Official U.S. Army Physical Fitness Manual. On 5 July 1950, U.S. troops, who were unprepared for the physical demands of war, were sent to battle. The early days of the Korean war were nothing short of disastrous, as U.S. soldiers were routed by a poorly equipped, but well-trained, North Korean People’s Army. As American soldiers withdrew, they left behind wounded comrades and valuable equipment their training had not adequately prepared them to carry heavy loads. The costly lessons learned by Task Force Smith in Korea are as important today as ever. If we fail to prepare our soldiers for their physically demanding wartime tasks, we are guilty of paying lip service to the principle of “Train as you fight.” Our physical training programs must do more for our soldiers than just get them ready for the semiannual Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT’). Army Rifle Marksmanship - Android App - Put the entire U.S. ARMY RIFLE MARKSMANSHIP M16A1, M16A2/3, M16A4 and M4 CARBINE manual on your phone. Army Rights Warning Card - Android App - GTA 19-6-6, Rights Warning Card, now a handy app for US Army Leaders & Soldiers. This application is the modern digital incarnation of the United States Army Graphic Training Aid 19-6-6, "How to Inform Suspect/Accused Persons of their Rights". In the past, leaders and Soldiers of all ranks have carried this card in their wallets or leader's books. Now, as an app, it serves the same purpose Army ROTC Cadet Handbook - Android App - The US Army ROTC app is for current cadets & anyone interested in the cadet life. The U.S. Army ROTC app is for those who are looking to join the program, current cadets, and anyone who is interested in cadet life. For those looking to join the program, this app contains enrollment information as well as scholarship information. Army Sniper Training Manual - Android App - Put the entire U.S. Army Sniper Training Manual on your phone, without ads. Can move to the sd card for android 2.2 and up. Based on the U.S Army Sniper Training Manual FM 23-10 Army Soldier's Blue Book - Android App - This Soldier's Blue Book is the Army guide for Initial Entry Training Soldiers! The Soldier's Blue Book dates back to General Washington tasking Baron von Steuben with transforming the men at Valley Forge into a disciplined fighting Army. Army Survival Guide - Android App - Put the entire U.S. Army survival guide on your phone, offline. Can install on sd card(2.2+). Based on the U.S. Army Survival Manual FM 3- 05.70 keywords: hiking backpacking biking camping hunting skiing snowmobiling running outdoors poisonous snakes insects edible plants animals find water shelter survive travel desert mountains wilderness survivor knots marine corps navy usmc air force U.S. Coast Guard Creed - Android App - Simple, fast app. Perfect for memorizing this creed. U.S. Coast Guard, Guardsman's Creed. Very simple, fast app perfect for memorizing this creed. Coast Guard Coasties - Android App - Application designed for family, friends and members of the USCG. Coast Guard Fitness Calc - Android App - Application to determine compliance with US Coast Guard Body Fat and Fitness Standards. - Determine if current weight is within the maximum allowable weight standard per ALCOAST 512/09 - Determine if estimated body fat percentage is within standards per COMDTINST M1020.8G - Boat crew fitness standards per COMDTINST M16114.9D. Coast Guard USC T.14 - Android App - For lawyers, civil servants, officials, students, dissidents and any citizen who wants to know the laws. Everything you need to pass the ASVAB exam or improve your score – in an App! Currently, the only App of its kind in the store! Do not take the ASVAB test without practicing. The ASVAB (short for Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) is unlike any test you’ve ever taken. Join The Marines - Android App - Join the proud fighting men and women of the United States of America! Join the Marines has everything you need to start your new life as a marine. Features all kinds of guides for bootcamp, joining, asvab studies, and more! A short list: - Video section - Built in photo gallery - Guides for asvab, bootcamp and joining. - Benefits, steps, and requirements. - Comments, branches, search, and settings. Marine Corps Cadence - Android App - Horse Marine, I Am, Up In The Mornin', Marine Colors, Chesty Puller, 1,2,3,4 USMC Taps, Reveille Marine Corps Close Combat - Android App - Put the entire U.S. Marine Corps Close Combat Training Manual on your phone. Can move to the sd card for android 2.2 and up. Based on the U.S.Marine Corps Close Combat Training Manual MCRP 3-02B Marine Corps Creeds - Android App Marines Hymn (and song by Presidents Own) My Rifle NCO Creed SNCO Creed Drill Instructor Creed 11 Leadership Traits Leadership Principles 11 General Orders Marine Corps News - Android App - Read US Marine Corps news on your phone.
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