The Army E3B test is a rigorous assessment that evaluates a soldier's proficiency in basic combat skills, physical fitness, and medical knowledge. It is designed to test soldiers on their ability to perform under pressure and demonstrate their expertise in a variety of combat scenarios. The E3B test is a challenging but rewarding experience that can help soldiers develop the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in the Army.
The E3B is divided into three components:
Each of these badges has its own set of requirements that soldiers must meet in order to earn the badge.
The EIB and ESB tests soldiers on their physical fitness, land navigation, individual soldier skills, and tactical movement. The EIB is for 11-series and 18-series soldiers, while the ESB is for soldiers not 11-series or 18-series.
The EFMB tests soldiers on their medical knowledge and their ability to provide care to casualties in a combat environment. The EFMB is for 68-series soldiers.
EIB Eligibility Requirements:
There are 4 phases in E3B: