Levi served in the Marine Corps as a heavy equipment operator from 2007-2011. He deployed to Iraq in 2008 where he convoyed heavily around the Anbar province with a myriad of units. Following the Iraq deployment, Levi was assigned to various detachments who travelled and worked around Southeast Asia. He is now a freelance writer and outdoor enthusiast who spends much of his year traveling between campsites around the country.
Marine Corps MOS 6541, Aviation Ordnance Systems Technicians handle, transport and maintain airborne armament equipment and armament-handling equipment.
They work with air launched missiles and conventional munitions.
Aviation Ordnance Systems Technician is part of Occupational Field 65, Aviation Ordnance, and … Click Here To Read the rest
Marine Corps Aircraft Maintenance Administration Specialists (MOS 6046) work behind the scenes in OccFld 60 Aircraft Maintenance.
Aircraft Maintenance Administration Specialists deal with paperwork and other admin tasks in order to keep the department in order.
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An Marine Corps Correctional Specialist (MOS 5831) performs job duties similar to the civilian counterpart.
Correction Specialists supervise prisoners, or “confined and restrained personnel”.
The primary objective of this Marine MOS is to keep the peace and prevent prison escapes.… Click Here To Read the rest
Marine Corps CBRN Specialists (MOS 5711) are equipped to handle chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) threats.
The primary objective of a CBRN Specialist is to prepare and train others in the Marine Corps about the dangers of chemical warfare.… Click Here To Read the rest
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
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