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97Tracker is the simple way for National Guard and Reserve members to stay on top of drill, pay, and retirement points. Every branch is supported: Air Force, Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. See your unit's UTA schedule and events on one calendar, log the periods you work in seconds, mark them when the money posts, and watch your progress toward a good retirement year. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Log every duty type: UTA and RUTA, flying and ground training periods (AFTP and AGTP), ET, ATP, RMP, FHD, and full-day active duty (Annual Tour, ADST, ADOS, ADT, Title 10/32) • Log one slot, both halves of a day at once, or quick-mark a whole month of UTAs onto your drill weekend • Mark periods paid as the money posts, and chase the ones still owed • Worked something for points only with no pay? Mark it Points only and it still earns the point • Build retirement points toward the 50-point good year, scored over your anniversary year or the fiscal year, with past years kept on record • Track your 15 annual tour days and your flying-versus-ground training split • Estimate drill, BAS, BAH, leave accrual, and aviation incentive pay from the 2026 tables, for short tours and long orders • Track PT-test and aircrew checkride currency, worked out from the dates you enter, with waiver types respected • Add TDY, exercise, and deployment banners across your calendar • Use Airline Mode to block out civilian work trips so they never clash with your military duty • See federal holidays on the calendar automatically • Log your duty offline and have it sync to your account the moment you reconnect • Rearrange and collapse your dashboard cards, switch to dark mode, and set a retirement or separation countdown • Export your whole duty log to CSV in one tap A NOTE ON ACCURACY 97Tracker is a personal tracking aid, not an official system of record. Unit schedules are maintained by volunteer moderators, and pay marks are self-reported. Always reconcile against your official points statement and pay records.