Army Air Defense Battle Management System Operators, or MOS 14G, are responsible for maintaining, managing, and operating advanced Military computers.
These complicated systems are on networks, communication equipment systems, and Sentinel Radar.
The systems allow armed forces to have protection … Click Here To Read the rest
Army Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operators (MOS 15W) operate unmanned aircraft systems to support intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions.
This role involves remotely piloting drones and analyzing aerial data used in military planning and operations.
UAV Operators support Army units by … Click Here To Read the rest
An Army Air Traffic Control Operator (MOS 15Q) controls airborne and ground traffic.
The soldiers in the Air Traffic Control (ATC) Operator position guide planes through landing and takeoff instructions.
These individuals can be at air traffic control facilities anywhere … Click Here To Read the rest
Army Fire Control Specialists (MOS 13J) integrate and process tactical battlefield information.
A 13J MOS processes the information from multiple users and sensors provided by a network of Army and JOINT automated battle command systems.
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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 … Click Here To Read the rest
