Army MOS 11X is a broad term that refers to infantry specialties within the military branch.
The Army classifies jobs as Military Occupational Specialties (MOS).
Some military specialties are combat-related while others do not experience direct conflict with an enemy … Click Here To Read the rest
The US Army offers over 140 enlisted Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) as of 2026, with ASVAB line score requirements determining eligibility for each job.
The Army uses ASVAB subtest combinations to form line scores (CO, CL, EL, FA, GM, GT,
Soldiers have always been held to higher grooming standards and expectations compared to civilians.
However, in recent memory, the U.S. Armed Forces have made its tattoo policies more lenient in order to adjust to a changing society.
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Army CBRN Specialists (MOS 74D) defend the country against Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) weapons and Weapons of Mass Destruction.
The specialist in this Army MOS provides detection and response to CBRN weapons.
These highly trained specialists train Army … Click Here To Read the rest
Army Cargo Specialist (MOS 88H) are responsible for transferring or supervising the transfer of passengers, cargo and equipment.
Cargo Specialist complete transfers to and from, land, air and water.
These specialist ensure that troops receive the supplies, weapons, equipment and … Click Here To Read the rest
