FMSWeb Login & MTOE Lookup
FMSWeb (Force Management System Website) is an Army system for accessing, comparing and saving unit Modification Tables of Organization and Equipment (MTOEs). It offers several ways to search for unit information and several ways to save it. Most of the site requires a CAC.
Open FMSWeb →What FMSWeb Is Used For
- Looking up a unit's MTOE (Modification Table of Organization and Equipment).
- Comparing MTOEs between units or between versions.
- Saving the information you find to your own system.
- Searching for force structure information in more than one way.
Getting In
- Log in at fmsweb.fms.army.mil with your CAC in a card reader.
- Select the correct certificate when your browser prompts you, and enter your PIN.
- There is a public splash page you can reach without logging in. Searching and saving unit data is behind the CAC login.
- If the page will not load, confirm your CAC is not expired and your browser is allowed to use the card reader.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is FMSWeb?
FMSWeb is an Army website where users access, compare and save unit Modification Tables of Organization and Equipment (MTOEs). It provides multiple ways to search for information and multiple ways to save it.
What is an MTOE?
A Modification Table of Organization and Equipment (MTOE) is the document that sets the personnel and equipment a unit is authorized. It is the basis for how many Soldiers and what gear a unit is built around.
Do I need a CAC to use FMSWeb?
The directory lists FMSWeb as CAC-locked, so plan on needing a CAC and reader. A public splash page is available without logging in, but the search and save features are behind the login.
Why does FMSWeb show up under more than one address?
The directory lists fmsweb.fms.army.mil, a second fmsweb.army.mil address, and the public splash page separately. fmsweb.fms.army.mil is the main login link.
FMSWeb will not let me in. What should I check?
Make sure your CAC is current and your PIN is active, that your card reader is detected, and that you pick the right certificate when prompted. If those are fine and it still fails, ask your unit S-3/G-3 force management section or your help desk.