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. Marines in this MOS will use knowledge of electrical theory and concepts to make repairs and work on … Read more
Just like Air Force missions and tactics change over the years, so do the building, road, runway and other physical structure requirements on bases. Air Force bases need structural changes for such reasons as modernization, security, and changes in force structure and manning. That’s why the Air Force needs many engineers to help plan, budget, … Read more
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. Marines that were assigned MOS 0351 in the past handled advanced weaponry after receiving incredibly intense training. However, the Marine … Read more
The Army’s 88M Motor Transport Operator MOS keeps the entire force moving. These soldiers drive everything from Humvees and FMTVs to massive semi-trucks and fuel tankers across the world. It is one of the most common and in-demand enlisted jobs in the Army, with constant need for both stateside and deployed operations. This 2026 guide … Read more
The Army Automated Logistical Specialist (MOS 92A) is the backbone of the Army’s supply system. These soldiers manage warehouses, track millions of dollars in equipment, operate sophisticated logistics software, and ensure that units have the parts, fuel, and supplies they need to stay mission-ready. It is a critical combat support MOS that combines technical skills, … Read more