U.S. Army Reserve

The double eagle app is amazing! I am honored and proud to be serving in this organization. Easy to use, wealth of information and best of all, it is FREE!! Thank you to all involved!

Downloaded the app as it was recommended by the managers for the ccwo programs.... but I couldn’t figure out how to subscribe to the channels... I’ve watched the youtube videos and went to the we b page and facebook to see how to do it but still couldn’t figure it out. Disappointed non the less and won’t be using this app

I downloaded the app and tried to create an account. It advised me that my email was already in use. Wierd considering I’ve never had this app before. So just tried to reset my password got an email with a link to rest it. No problem right, except when I then tried to open it with the new password I received a message that I would receive another email to authenticate my new password and never received that email. I went through this process several times just get the same result (I know definition of insanity). I have also reached out to the people on the contact via website, and haven’t received a reply ( that was almost two weeks ago). I have never one started anything and I really hate that the first time I one star something it has do with something I love the Army.

Very helpful for keeping in the loop regarding command guidance & staying connected with fellow USAR Soldiers

This app gives me all the tools needed to keep informed about the Army Reserve and helps me communicate with my fellow service members

This app enables me to get to Army Reserve info I need at my fingertips in real time. I Love it capital L!

This version of the app leaves much to be desired. Typing into the app causes problems with a teleporting cursor and inability to delete words or edit in the middle of a sentence. Also frequently unable to hide keyboard to press buttons on the bottom of the screen. The fitness tracker is terribly inaccurate in terms of distance and speed. I ran a one mile test using the double eagle app and Apple Watch on a known good 1-mile track used for APFT. At the end of the test the Apple Watch was right on point, but the double eagle app said I was only halfway there despite accurately showing the run route on the map.

Please put an ACFT calculator on this.

Seems like a good idea, but like most good ideas, the Army tried to fix it until it broke. In this particular case, the app wouldn’t let me enter any type of email but my military email. A sound idea to be sure, but then the app failed to send an activation email which compelled me to have the app resend until it magically did. Of course the plot thickened when I opened the confirmation email in my military email to find a confirmation link in which “this link has been disabled to protect your security”. Once again the Army shoots itself in the foot with a new bit of software that is specific to a select few (AGR) and useless to others (TPU)

The app told me my .mil is already in use, so I had the app send a password reset .mil email. I click the link in my .mil email and reset my password, then I go to log in and it gives me the error that a re-verification email is sent to my .mil and I never get the re-verification email. Tried this twice and gave up. Shouldn’t be that difficult to sign in.