What is a 25C in the Army?

An Army Radio Operator (MOS 25C) maintains radio communications by setting up, repairing, and operating the equipment. It is part of the 25 MOS series, also called the Signals Corps. It includes information technology, networking, satellite technology, and radio operations.

Does MOS 25C see combat?

An Army Radio Operator (MOS 25C) may be assigned to a combat unit, in which their skills are critical for maintaining communications on the battlefield.

How long is AIT for the field radio operator MOS?

After Basic, you’ll attend Advanced Individual Training for 13 weeks at Fort Gordon, Georgia. You’ll attend classes and work with the equipment hands-on. Part of the training includes mechanical and electrical principles, as well as line installation and wiring.

How do I qualify to become an Army Radio Operator (MOS 25C)

To become an MOS 25C, you’ll need a Top Secret security clearance and a minimum score of 98 on both the Surveillance & Communications and Electronics portions of the ASVAB. You must also be able to type 25 wpm.

What civilian jobs can an Army Radio Operator get after separation?

Depending on whether you took advantage of educational opportunities, after service you may find work in a dispatch capacity. Experience and education can also lead to jobs in the telecommunications field.