An Army AH-64 Attack Helicopter Repairer (MOS 15R) performs maintenance and inspection tasks on the AH-64 attack helicopter. The role focuses on ensuring aircraft systems are properly serviced, maintained, and documented in support of Army aviation operations. MOS 15R soldiers work as part of aviation maintenance teams to support the operational readiness of AH-64 helicopters. … Read more
Army Patriot Launching Station Enhanced Operator-Maintainers (MOS 14T) operate and maintain the Patriot Launching Station as part of Army air defense units. The role centers on preparing, transporting, maintaining, and operating the Patriot system in support of air and missile defense missions. MOS 14T Soldiers work with complex electronic, mechanical, and communication systems in both … Read more
An Army Air Traffic Control Operator (MOS 15Q) is responsible for controlling and coordinating air traffic for Army aviation operations. These soldiers provide guidance for aircraft during takeoff, landing, and ground movement while operating in both fixed and mobile air traffic control facilities. Air Traffic Control Operators may serve at Army installations worldwide and support … Read more
Army Fire Control Specialists (MOS 13J) integrate and process tactical battlefield information to support field artillery operations. They work with automated systems used to collect, manage, and share operational data across Army and joint environments. MOS 13J is related to MOS 13F in field artillery operations, with differences in focus and duties depending on assignment … Read more
Field Artillery Firefinder Radar Operators (MOS 13R) are responsible for detecting enemy forces and alerting other units in the Army. MOS 13R are able to detect enemy forces using a “firefinder.” Firefinders are highly specialized radars that can locate and track various objects and their locations. Learn more about what it takes to become an … Read more