It may seem morbid yet the role of a mortuary is necessary in society. It is even more necessary in a military setting where death can be a strong possibility during an on-going war. Thankfully, modern warfare has created a better practice toward handling the deceased as in ancient warfare, unnamed soldiers were simply buried … Read more
Army Respiratory Specialist (MOS 68V) assist with the management of a respiratory unit. Respiratory Specialist administer respiratory therapy and perform pulmonary function test. This work is performed under the supervision of a physician or nurse anesthetist. Click Here to see a complete US Army careers list. Qualifications and Training The Respiratory Specialist is an advanced … Read more
Army Ammunition Stock Control and Accounting Specialist (MOS 89A) is a critical logistics role responsible for managing massive inventories of ammunition, explosives, and related components. These soldiers ensure that every unit has exactly the ordnance it needs when it needs it, using advanced automated systems and manual record keeping. It is a detail oriented, high … Read more
Army Computer Detection Systems Repairer (MOS 94F) is a highly technical maintenance role responsible for keeping critical air defense and detection systems operational. These soldiers troubleshoot, repair, and maintain sophisticated computer systems, radars, and electronic detection equipment used by air defense units. It is a demanding job that combines advanced electronics knowledge with the ability … Read more
Army Parachute Riggers (MOS 92R) have an important job of handling parachutes and their packaging. Paratroopers rely on Parachute Riggers (92R MOS) to not only carefully pack the rig, but also supervise and secure the cargo when necessary. Army Parachute Riggers have to go through rigorous training but can spend a fulfilling time in the … Read more