Marine Corps Mechanics (MOS 3521), or Automotive Maintenance Technicians, work on motor transport equipment.
The job requires the servicing, inspecting, maintenance, and repairs of every type of military vehicle.
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Marine Corps Engineer Equipment Electrical Systems Technician (MOS 1142) repair electric motors, motor control circuits, electronic modules and electric power generation equipment.
Engineer Equipment Electrical Systems Technician will troubleshoot, repair and provide maintenance to various electrical systems.
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Just like Air Force missions and tactics change over the years, so do the building, road, runway and other physical structure requirements on bases.
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Marine Corps Infantry Assault (MOS 0351) was a front-line military job that supported ground infantry.
In the past, Marine Corps Infantry Assault had been referred to as “grunts” for their hard, grueling work in combat.
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Army Motor Transport Operator (MOS 88M) provide Army mobility through the transport of personnel and cargo.
Motor Transport Operators both supervise and operate wheel vehicles.
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