Military people what was / is your MOS?

[dingster1]

USN Hospital Corpsman, Radiologic Technologist (8452) 1986-2001-

Incidently this career now pays 80,000/year civilian

 

[guyver01]

I cannot tell you.

If i told you, i would have to kill you.

Officially, i do not exist.

 

[PrinceofWands]

Navy doesn't use MOS, but I was a Yeoman.

 

[MidasKnight]

19D Cavalry Scout ( 1983 - 1985 )

 

[shortylickens]

Navy doesn't use MOS, but I was a Yeoman.

Yes, we do.
Yeoman was your MOS.

Mine was ET.

More commonly referred to as a rating.

 

[GTaudiophile]

If I were some of you here, I would not be making my job titles public, be they past or present.

 

[rasczak]

saboteur G.I. Joe code name "snake eyes"

watch your back. :evil:

btw, for all of you who have served, thank you. i appreciate you.

 

[Don Vito Corleone]

USAF 51J3 - Judge Advocate

 

[chusteczka]

Navy doesn't use MOS, but I was a Yeoman.

The numbers are provided on your DD-214.

 

[yinan]

4066

 

[destrekor]

Navy doesn't use MOS, but I was a Yeoman.

Is this you?
😛

And yes, I now know what the US Navy refers to as a Yeoman, thanks to the same wiki page I pulled that image from. I always just knew it was a social class type of thing of yesteryear.


As for me?
Not commissioned yet, 5 months to go, and then... whenever they send me to BOLC B (branch training, OBC, etc etc).

I will be:
USAR, 25A

 

[ccryder]

13B
Gun Bunny

 

[BoomerD]

I actually enlisted into 0300, but that got changed to "meet the needs of the Corps."

After Vietnam, I held a couple of other jobs with different MOS's, but in my heart, I'll always be a grunt...

 

[Manchimp]

1996 - 2000

7212 - Anti-air Gunner

it was kinda boring. mostly trained to ID aircraft so we don't shoot down our own.

 

[FelixDeCat]

11m

 

[alfa147x]

SAP is mainly involved with handling the logistics for manufacturing companies. I do not expect you will get much experience with SAP in the military. I would recommend pursuing Oracle technology since it is a standards based application. Once proficiency is gained with an application based on database standards, then you may go in whatever direction seems appropriate with a solid foundation.

Any idea as how I should do that right now college? Ill look up and see if we have any Oracle courses

Also would another MOS be better suited for me?

 

[Linflas]

USN AX
Aviation Antisubmarine Warfare Technician

 

[dquan97]

3C0 - IT monkey

 

[thebestMAX]

USAF
31650H - Missile System Analyst Specialist - Minuteman Missile

 

[FoBoT]

The numbers are provided on your DD-214.

that is where i had to go look, nobody while i was in the navy ever used the term "MOS" , it is all by rate (electricians mate) and what "A" and "C" schools you attend

but my DD-214 has a box with some code in it

 

[keird]

68W - Health care specialist. It's in my sig, too.

 

[schmedy]

Usmc 5954

 

[jupiter57]

Army: 15A (B1)

 

[olds]

Did you Scout's get to drive FAVs?

 

[Sinsear]

13M - Multiple Launch Rocket System Crewmember