An army body fat circumference value chart is a tabular presentation of the circumference values taken at various body parts, typically the neck, waist, and hips, to estimate body fat percentage and assess overall health and fitness.
These charts are essential for military personnel, as they provide objective measures of body composition, helping to maintain physical readiness and meet specific fitness standards. One significant development in these charts was the adoption of the Navy Body Fat Calculator in 1982, which improved the accuracy and consistency of measurements.