Marine Corps Aircraft Maintenance Administration Specialist (MOS 6046) is the administrative backbone of every aviation maintenance squadron. These Marines manage maintenance records, track parts and tools, handle supply requests, and ensure all paperwork is accurate so aircraft stay safe and mission ready. It is a technical, detail oriented job that combines strong organizational skills with … Read more
Marines Ammunition Technician (MOS 2311) is responsible for storing and handling ammunition. Ammunition Technicians are part of Occupational Field 23, Ammunition and Explosive Ordnance Disposal. In this MOS, Marines work with ammunition, explosives, missiles and toxic chemicals. Qualifications and Training MOS 2311 requires a secret security clearance eligibility, which includes being a U.S. Citizen. Individuals … Read more
Marine Corps Warehouse Clerk (MOS 3051) are responsible for performing supply chain management duties with supplies and equipment. The men and women in this USMC MOS are responsible for ensuring any supplies or equipment that is needed, are stocked and available. This position has a combination of physical labor duties as well as computer work. … Read more
A Marine Corps Photographer (MOS 4641) and Videographer (MOS 4671) capture military footage in real-time. While these USMC MOS’s aren’t technically combat roles, there’s always a chance you’ll see combat as a Marine. Marine Photographers and Videographers chronicle military life both during wartime and in other aspects, such as training and preparation. Learn more about … Read more
An Field Artillery Fire Control Man (MOS 0844) is a member of the Marine Corps Field 08 Artillery team. Marine Corps Field Artillery Fire Control Man assist in delivery accurate fire to enemy positions. The job title is a little misleading since MOS 0844 is open to female Marines as of 2016. Learn more about … Read more