An Army Chaplain Assistant (MOS 56M) provides administrative, logistical, and operational support to Army Chaplains as part of a unit ministry team. The role focuses on assisting Chaplains during daily duties, training activities, and deployments while supporting the religious and morale needs of soldiers. MOS 56M soldiers work alongside Chaplains in a variety of environments … Read more
Army Psychological Operations Specialists (MOS 37F) are responsible for developing and delivering targeted information to influence selected audiences in support of military objectives. Soldiers in this role conduct research, analyze cultural and social factors, and create communication products designed for specific missions and environments. The position requires advanced training, strong analytical skills, and an interest … Read more
Army Multichannel Transmission Systems Operator-Maintainer (MOS 25Q) operates and maintains equipment that communicates through more than one channel. Soldiers in this Army MOS complete troubleshooting and repairs on any assigned multi-channel transmission system. This is an entry-level position that requires security clearance. Qualifications, Training and Duty Stations To enter into this MOS recruits must meet … Read more
Occupational Therapists (OTs) serve as health care professionals who help injured patients recover through therapeutic practices. An Army Occupational Therapy Specialist (MOS 68L) does the same yet in a military setting. Their role is to get injured or disabled troops either back on the battlefield or home safely following a traumatic event. Army Occupational Therapy … Read more
Army Civil Affairs Specialists (MOS 38B) are responsible for being the non-lethal liaison for local citizens in combat or crisis situations. Individuals in this Army MOS are required to be ready to deploy at any time, to any location. These specialized soldiers play a variety of roles, from natural disaster support to civil affairs documentation … Read more