An Army Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic (MOS 91B) is responsible for maintaining, repairing, and recovering wheeled vehicles used across Army operations. Soldiers in this role work with both light and heavy vehicles to ensure equipment remains operational in training, garrison, and field environments. The position requires mechanical aptitude, physical endurance, and technical training to support the … Read more
Army Parachute Riggers (MOS 92R) have an important job of handling parachutes and their packaging. Paratroopers rely on Parachute Riggers (92R MOS) to not only carefully pack the rig, but also supervise and secure the cargo when necessary. Army Parachute Riggers have to go through rigorous training but can spend a fulfilling time in the … Read more
Army Ammunition Specialist (MOS 89B) are responsible for the management of ammunition and explosives. Soldiers in this Army MOS will receive, store and issue ammunition and explosives. This can include conventional ammunition, guided missiles, explosives, rockets and other related items. Qualifications and Training Soldiers who wish to enter into this MOS must take the ASVAB … Read more
Army Preventative Medicine Specialist (MOS 68S) are responsible for assisting with preventative medicine inspections and surveys. Preventative Medicine Specialist complete preventative medicine laboratory procedures. They are also responsible for supervising preventative medicine facilities. Qualifications and Training To enter into this MOS, recruits must receive a minimum score of 101 on the Skilled Technical (ST) portion … Read more
Note: This MOS has been discontinued since 2020. For informational purposes only. Cryptologic Cyberspace Intelligence Collectors (MOS 35Q) perform cryptologic digital analysis for the U.S. Army. The cryptologic digital analysis is used to establish target identification and operational patterns. An Army Cryptologic Cyberspace Intelligence Collector (MOS 35Q) uses this information to report and maintain intelligence … Read more