Marine M1A1 Tank Crewman (MOS 1812) operate and maintain the M1A1 Abrams Tank. Marines in this MOS are required to be knowledgeable on operating the vehicle, including driving and firing weapons, as well as how to perform routine maintenance. M1A1 Tank Crewman is part of Occupational Field 18-Tank and Assault Amphibious Vehicle Qualifications and Training … Read more
Marine OccFld 35 Motor Transport includes Marine Corps jobs focused on operating and maintaining motor transport vehicles and related equipment. This occupational field includes multiple Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) for enlisted Marines, covering both vehicle operators and mechanics. This article outlines the MOS options within OccFld 35, along with qualifications, training, pay, and career-related information. … Read more
Marine AAV Crewman (MOS 1833) or Assault Amphibious Vehicle Crewman, operate and maintain assault amphibious vehicles. They prepare the vehicle, complete maintenance and operate all components of the vehicle. The AAV Crewman assist with ship to shore movements of troops and equipment. Qualifications and Training To enter into this MOS you must be 17-28 years … Read more
Many people picture military life through news stories, videos, and photos that capture the real experiences of service members. Marine Corps Combat Correspondents (MOS 4341) play a key part in creating that content. These Marines serve as journalists within the Corps, gathering news, features, photos, and stories that show what life is truly like for … Read more
Marine Corps Cyber Network Operators (MOS 0651) install, configure, and manage military data networks and cyber systems. The role involves working with both hardware and software to support authorized network operations across Marine Corps units. MOS 0651 Marines operate in standalone and client-server environments as part of the Marine Corps communications and cyber infrastructure. Related … Read more