All branches of the United States military operate aviation programs, with the U.S. Army relying primarily on rotary-wing aircraft to support a wide range of missions. Army helicopter pilots perform roles that include air assault, reconnaissance, logistics, and the transport of personnel and equipment in both combat and non-combat environments. This article explains the requirements … Read more
Working as the Army Culinary Specialist (MOS 92G) allows you to show your skills in the kitchen. These specialists are responsible for preparing and cooking food in the field or garrison. If you love cooking and making others happy through food, this MOS is perfect for you. Continue reading for information on requirements, job duties, … Read more
Army Transportation Management Coordinator (MOS 88N) is responsible for scheduling and planning the movement of vehicles, personnel and cargo. These specialist schedule and select the modes of transportation for operations all over the world. Transportation Management Coordinators organize, plan and oversee air, rail, highway and water shipments. Qualifications and Training To qualify for this position, … Read more
Army CBRN Specialist (MOS 74D) is one of the most specialized and important support roles in the Army. These soldiers are the experts in chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear defense. They detect threats, decontaminate personnel and equipment, train units on protective measures, and operate sophisticated detection systems in both garrison and deployed environments. It is … Read more
Army Allied Trade Specialist (MOS 91E) are responsible for performing fabrication, repair and modification on both metallic and nonmetallic parts. The soldiers in this position use a variety of hand tools, power tools and advanced technology to complete their work. This MOS is ideal for someone who likes working with their hands and enjoys finding … Read more