The decision to explore military service can raise many questions about where to begin. One common starting point is contacting a local Army recruiting office to learn about basic eligibility, roles, and the enlistment process. An initial conversation with an Army recruiter can provide general information about requirements and next steps. This article outlines what … Read more
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, MM, OF, SC, ST) that determine qualification for specific MOS. For each category of jobs, … Read more
An Army Indirect Fire Infantryman (MOS 11C) is part of the mortar squad. The Army still uses mortars in conflicts because of its rare combination of power and range. An Indirect Fire Infantryman assists the squad, section, or platoon in launching and firing mortars for infantry support. Learn what it takes to become an Army … Read more
Operating Room Specialists (MOS 68D) are critical to the medical team in the U.S. Army. Army Operating Room Specialists assist the nursing staff in preparing operating rooms for surgeries and other assistance needed during the actual procedures. It is a fantastic way to get started in the field of medicine, where your assistance is greatly … Read more
People generally associate the Army with land and the Navy with the sea, but did you know the Army has its own dive team? Most new recruits do not realize that Army Divers (MOS 12D) exist as a Military Occupational Specialty (MOS). An Army Diver does underwater reconnaissance, demolition, and salvage for the military branch. … Read more