Combat Engineers (MOS 12B) play a critical role in supporting U.S. Army operations across a wide range of environments. These Soldiers combine engineering skills with combat capabilities to help units move, fight, and survive on the battlefield. From working with explosives to navigating difficult terrain, MOS 12B Soldiers support both mobility and force protection missions … Read more
Army Interpreter/Translator (MOS 09L) was a specialized Military Occupational Specialty that existed from 2003 until its inactivation in March 2022. The MOS was created to recruit fluent speakers of critical Middle Eastern languages to support U.S. Army operations during overseas deployments. These soldiers served as linguists in combat and operational environments, providing interpretation, translation, and … Read more
Army Infantryman (MOS 11B), often referred to as “Eleven Bravo,” is one of the most recognizable roles in the U.S. Army and serves as the foundation of its ground combat force. Infantrymen are trained to operate in a wide range of combat environments, carrying out missions that involve direct engagement, movement on foot and by … Read more
While every branch of the U.S. Military plays a critical role in national security, a small number of special mission units receive outsized attention due to their highly selective nature and sensitive missions. The 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment–Delta (1st SFOD-D), commonly referred to as Delta Force, is one of the most well-known examples. The … Read more
The U.S. Army maintains grooming and appearance standards that apply to hair, facial hair, accessories, cosmetics, and overall hygiene. These rules are intended to support uniformity, safety, and a professional appearance while in uniform or on duty. This article summarizes Army grooming standards as they relate to hair regulations for men and women, facial hair … Read more