Army Engineer Guide vs Evidence

Army Engineer Guide, first published in 2012, totally rebuilt and deployed for 2025 by our New School Army project. Army Engineer tools & reference, no ads, no subscriptions, no accounts and log ins, no data collection, just straight gas to get your Essayons On. ESSENTIAL ENGINEERING TOOLS: Unit Converters - Convert between metric and U.S. units for distance, weight, volume, temperature, area, pressure, and speed. Includes specialized military-specific conversions to support field operations. CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT: Concrete Calculator - Calculate concrete volume, bags, and weight for construction projects with precision. Support for rectangular, circular, and L-shaped designs. Lumber & Nails Calculator - Estimate materials needed for wooden structures. Plan efficiently and eliminate waste. Excavation Calculator - Calculate soil volume and equipment requirements for field fortifications and defensive positions. Sandbag Calculator - Sums up the number of sandbags needed to construct a sandbag wall and estimates the time required based on number of people and speed to fill a sandbag. Individual PLANNING: Range Finder - Visualize distances and ranges on tactical maps. Perfect for developing range estimation skills and planning defensive positions. Packing List - Create, customize and share detailed packing lists for engineering missions. Ensure your team has the right equipment every time. Journal - Document lessons learned and keep field notes organized in one secure location. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES: Field References - Quick access to FM 3-34 and other essential engineering references. Helpful Links - Curated web links for Engineers (schoolhouse, Army engineer Association and so on...). FEATURES THAT MATTER: - Zero cloud dependency - your data stays on your device - No account required - download and start immediately - Built-in sharing for calculations and plans - Designed for offline use in the field Perfect for Combat Engineers, Construction Engineers, and Engineer Leaders who need reliable, offline access to technical calculators and planning tools.

"The Evidence-Based Policing App is a project of the Police Foundation, a national, non-profit organization dedicated to improving policing through science and innovation. The App was developed in partnership with George Mason University’s Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy’s (CEBCP) and the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP). The Evidence-Based Policing App is designed to provide law enforcement officers, crime prevention advocates, community members and others on the front-lines of community safety with quick, actionable information to confront crime and safety problems and to improve law enforcement. Although supporting research is made available in the App, it has been designed to “get to the point” and provide practitioners with immediate action steps without requiring research or hours of reading and discerning scientific materials to determine what works. While a substantial portion of the strategies identified in the App have been derived from CEBCP’s Evidence-Based Policing Matrix Project, the App also offers limited practical tips and strategies in emerging areas of concern or focus that can be considered ideas worthy of careful exploration and experimentation, but don’t yet have the required research support to be considered “evidence-based or “evidence-informed.” Additionally, the App provides easily consumed summaries of key research and evaluation literature to support practitioners and policymakers in their need to embrace science in policing and to remain aware of and understand the research that contributes to our understanding of what works. The Police Foundation and its partner organizations are committed to expanding the App’s content and usefulness and as funding resources are identified, new material and features can be added. We recognize that the App is a “living” resource, to be further developed and expanded over time. For more about the Police Foundation, visit www.policefoundation.org"