Army Allied Trade Specialist (MOS 91E) are responsible for performing fabrication, repair and modification on both metallic and nonmetallic parts. The soldiers in this position use a variety of hand tools, power tools and advanced technology to complete their work. This MOS is ideal for someone who likes working with their hands and enjoys finding … Read more
Army Small Arms/Artillery Repairer (MOS 91F) is responsible for keeping a variety of weapons operating properly. These weapon types include small arms, field artillery, large ballistic missiles, and towed artillery. A Small Arms/Artillery Repairer will perform both field and sustained maintenance of all small arms weapons. Qualifications and Training To enter into this MOS, recruits … Read more
The Marine Corps Mortarman MOS 0341 is one of the most physically demanding and tactically important infantry support roles. These Marines operate 60mm, 81mm, and 120mm mortars, delivering accurate indirect fire support to infantry units in close combat. It is a job that combines heavy physical work, precise calculations, and the ability to operate under … Read more
A Marine Corps LAV Crewman (MOS 0313) deals with Light Armored Reconnaissance, also known as LAR. LAR units are assigned to provide surveillance ahead of infantry landings. The Marine Corps Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) does feature some danger, as light armored vehicles are crafty and mobile, yet susceptible to enemy attacks. Learn more about what … Read more
Army Quartermaster Equipment Repairer (MOS 91J) keeps critical support equipment running. These soldiers repair and maintain laundry systems, field kitchens, refrigeration units, heaters, and other quartermaster gear that soldiers rely on every day in garrison and in the field. It is a highly technical maintenance MOS that combines mechanical skills, troubleshooting, and the ability to … Read more