The Army Rangers are a lethal force within the United States Army. The Rangers have five philosophies, or goals, that include marksmanship, medical training, physical endurance, mobility, and unit tactics. The 75th Ranger Regiment is a unit for special operations. All those who belong to the 75th Ranger Regiment have passed RASP 1 or 2, or … Read more
The U.S. Army assigns Military Intelligence roles under the 35 Series Military Occupational Specialties (MOS). These specialties support intelligence collection, analysis, and reporting functions that inform military decision-making across a wide range of operations. This article outlines each MOS within the Army’s 35 Series and explains the general responsibilities associated with these intelligence roles. Related … Read more
The U.S. Army organizes its enlisted and noncommissioned officer jobs into Military Occupational Specialties, commonly referred to as MOS codes. The Army 25 Series MOS group encompasses communication and signal-related roles that support command, control, and information flow across military operations. This article provides an overview of Army 25 Series MOS positions within the Signal … Read more
Understanding the Army promotion timeline is important for anyone planning a long-term Army career, whether you are enlisting, commissioning, or supporting a service member. This page is for current soldiers, future enlistees, officers, and military families who want a clear explanation of how Army promotions generally work, including time-in-service requirements, promotion boards, and why advancement … Read more
The U.S. Army labels your enlisted job as a Military Occupational Specialty (MOS). Every enlisted Soldier has an MOS that defines their career specialty during service. The 68 Series MOS encompasses all enlisted medical field jobs in the U.S. Army, covering clinical, technical, logistical, and preventive medicine roles that support military healthcare operations. The Army … Read more