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Multiple launch rocket system operations/fire direction specialistįield artillery fire-finder radar operatorįield artillery surveyor/meteorological crewmemberįield artillery meteorological crewmemberĪir defense enhanced early warning system operator High mobility artillery rocket system (HIMAR) There you will fill radios, troubleshoot, man retrans, radio watch, try to fix JCR issues, install/deinstall radio platforms. Chances are you'll go to a battalion S6 staring out. MOSįield artillery tactical data systems specialist My 25U E5 works in supply most of the time,but helps fill radios and troubleshooting issues with communication equipment. You'll perform signal support and technical assistance for computer systems, local. See the table below for Army jobs and the corresponding minimum ASVAB line scores. As a Signal Operations Support Specialist, you’ll maintain vital signal support systems and terminal devices the equipment that needs to consistently work in order for commanders to stay informed, track, and direct the movement of their troops.
There is a rumor that the course will have 3 weeks added and phase 5+ will be removed but who knows. ( Go to Great chow - Asian buffet across from the mall)
You also get privileged in AIT based on phase:Ĥ- formation every 2 hours, lots of duty, basically an extension of BCTĥ- Can wear civilian while not on duty and can order food/eat at PX.ĥ+ - Basically 5 but you can go off post on Saturday and Sunday for ~6-8 hours.
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The second week is a joke, they try to teach you about WIN-T but aperantly not one of the Sargents knows how to use it. And finally SIB is kind of a capstone for the first week: set up TOC, OE-254, Retrans. My first 4 weeks in it we had one toilet out of three floors that wasn't filled to the brim with shit. At Dixon you will be able to reference your notes on tests, so make sure you are always taking detailed notes. Gordon you will attend three branches at different schools: Automation at Dixon, Radio at Berkheart and DETOC at SIB. You will deal with a lot of group punishment for one person's mistake, which I felt was the worst part. BCT and AIT are easy as long as you follow instructions. As a Signal Operations Support Specialist, you’ll maintain vital signal support systems and terminal devices the equipment that needs to consistently work in order for commanders to stay informed, track, and direct the movement of their troops. Take it one day at a time and it is not bad.
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