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 … Click Here To Read the rest
Fire Control Technicians (FT) are the Navy’s experts in maintaining and repairing the complex weapon control systems that enable submarines and surface ships to detect, track, and engage targets with torpedoes, missiles, and guns.
They specialize in fire control radars, … Click Here To Read the rest
Navy Aviation Machinist Mates (AD) are mechanics that service aircraft aboard carriers or on land.
An Aviation Machinist Mate is responsible for inspecting, testing, and making repairs on aircraft engines and propellers.
Navy rating AD also assists with pre-flight operations … Click Here To Read the rest
Aviation Electrician’s Mates (AE) keep Navy and Marine Corps aircraft flying safely by maintaining and repairing critical electrical and electronic systems.
They troubleshoot, test, adjust, and repair components like generators, alternators, batteries, wiring harnesses, lighting, ignition systems, instruments, navigation equipment, … Click Here To Read the rest
Army All Source Intelligence (MOS 35D) officers are responsible for collecting information from multiple sources.
AOC 35D, or Area of Concentration, is the area that all Military Intelligence officers begin their career in.
As they advance, they may require additional … Click Here To Read the rest