What is an Army MOS 14G?

Army Battle Management System Operators (MOS 14G) operate, maintain, and manage military computers for the purpose of detecting and defending against aerial attacks.

What ASVAB score do I need to be an Army 14G?

To become an Army Air Defense Battle Management System Operator (MOS 14G), you’ll need to score 98 on General Technical, and 96 on Mechanical Maintenance when you Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB).

Where do Army MOS 14Gs get stationed?

In the U.S., you may be stationed in, Alaska, Hawaii, Washington State, Texas, North Carolina, Kansas, Georgia, Colorado, New York, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Kentucky or South Carolina. Overseas, you may go to South Korea, Germany, or Italy

How long is AIT for 14G?

After 10 weeks of Basic Combat Training, Advanced Individual Training (AIT) is another 16 to 17 weeks long.

What is ADA mean in the Army?

ADA stands for Air Defense Artillery, and soldiers in the 14 series MOS specialize in anti-aircraft weapons, like surface to air missiles. They manage networked computers and communications systems and radar to provide detection, warning, and defense from aerial attacks.

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Army Air Defense Battle Management System Operators (MOS 14G) operate and maintain computerized systems used in air defense and surveillance missions.

The role involves managing data, communications, and radar systems that support airspace awareness and defensive operations.

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