Who is or has prepared for the Sergeant Audie Murphy Board?

That's a great goal and it won't do your career any harm, good luck.

Study a lot. And not a promotion board study guide. Study the FM's. Locate a SAMC study group or form one yourself. Quiz each other machine gun style and don't just go down the line of board members one at a time. Do it fast. My board experience had the board members firing questions in a way that when I was on the last syllable of my answer, another question was being asked by another member. And your question NEED to be scenario based...these are not book answers you should be giving. (I. E. A stellar Soldier of yours gets a DUI while rushing his child to the hospital after falling from a tree while they were out camping. what is your recommendation to the BN CDR?

Study Audie Murphy facts to the point where you live breath and eat it, to include the bio! You also must know things about your local chapter. I am currently the secretary for fort Riley SAMC. It's no joke and you have to come with your A game. Here you must bring one of your soldiers with you to the board and he/she will describe your leadership skills to the president of the board. In addition you must go through a week long event once you get to the division level which includes a APFT, weapons qual, AWT testing, written test, essay, and then on the last day, a formal board. Again this is fort Riley process. Overall your uniform should be PERFECT and you must know it to the point where you can list your awards in order of precedence. Board wise you must be ready for anything. I.e. Describing how you would handle situational questions backing them with the reg. The board process is not hard but you have to be motivated and readily prepared. If you have any further questions please feel free to message me.