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US Air Force Enlisted Avionics Systems

The weapons and navigations systems that are found on various Air Force Aircraft provide attack capability and defense for the United States, as well as crew and pilot information regarding the location of aircraft, and the position of the enemy. These are special systems that work to give the pilot the ability to deliver weapons and reach the destination on time and to return home safely. The Air Force Avionics Systems Specialist is a high stress and fast paced job, and it is one that is very technologically » Read More

Air Force Apprentice Aircrew Egress Jobs

As an Air Force Egress Aircrew Apprentice you will be responsible for making sure that the different systems that are present in each aircraft work every time. Training for the Air Force Aircrew Egress specialty begins with Air Force Basic Training. Following boot camp, you will travel to Sheppard AFB and attend several weeks of both classroom and on the job training. In the Air Force there is a special job that maintains and makes sure that the emergency escape devices are in good running order. One » Read More

Enlisted Embassy US Marine Corps Duty

Special duty security and Embassy Assignments are made up of volunteer Marine Corps personnel that ask for the duty, and then they are assigned to the position on a volunteer basis. These are roles that are performed daily every day, and with pride. Where there is a United States State Department Official or Dignitary present, you can be sure that there is a Marine Corps Detachment present to provide protection and security. The Marine Corps personnel motto “Semper Fidelis,” which is latin. It means, literally, » Read More

Heavy Construction Army Materials

As an Army Materials specialist you will use different types of heavy equipment with attachments such as leveling equipment, bulldozer attachments, and motorized graders as well as self propelled or towed other attachments. You may find that as you work as an Army Construction Materials and Heavy equipment Specialist that you may have an opportunity to travel, as there will be a continued need for an Army Construction Materials equipment operator at various locations around the world. You will be instructed and taught how to properly move earth, » Read More

AV 8B Harrier Marine Corps Enlisted Jobs

The Marine Corps have the Harrier because in the early 1970s the Marines were looking for an aircraft to support their forces, which are the first to go into battle. The Harrier can take off and land vertically, and it has a lot of labor involved to keep it in the air. For every four hours of flight time, an average of 100 hours of Maintenance is needed to keep each Marine Corps Harrier in the Air. The Marines are currently using Harrier AV-8B » Read More

Army Enlisted Infantry Cavalry Scout

It is also a job requiring strength and stamina as living heavy objects and performing difficult physical tasks is part of the job. A person, who wishes to be an Army Cavalry Scout should be able to participate successfully as a team member, be in top mental and physical condition, and have a willingness and ability to face danger and accept challenges encountered. The United State Army Cavalry Scout is an active reconnaissance position that is vital in today’s modern Army. The training that a U.S. Army Cavalry » Read More

Vehicle US Army Body Shop Specialists

One of the more interesting job specialties in the US Army is the Body Shop vehicle specialists. This is a great Army job as well a position that is available to receive a variety of different college and vocational credit. You can receive apprenticeship credit while working in this job field in the Army on active duty. You will utilize to assist on assignment with other bodywork on aircraft and tanks as assigned, and you will work on wheeled vehicles that are part of the Army motor pool. You » Read More

Shipping Cargo US Army Specialists

Working in the Shipping area for the US Army is a very interesting job specialty. You will be trained using a number of different tasks and Army specific tasks, as well as training duties. There are various different job apprenticeship programs offering civilian job credit and other areas of job certification. The United States Army are the unconditioned experts of personnel and cargo transfer, and the Army Cargo Specialty is one of the different people that are trained to insure the proper delivery and routing of Army related » Read More

Gas And Petroleum Army Supply Specialist

The US Army maintains its own petroleum supply specialists, they are responsible for making sure that fuel and different types of gasoline and aviation fuel are available for the different equipment that perform the US Army mission. The Army Petroleum Supply Specialist deals with all of the different types of fuels that are necessary to power the craft, both in the air, on land and on the water that the Army uses. Your training will start with boot camp; you will be required to attend 9 weeks of » Read More

Military Physical Therapy US Navy Jobs

The position and role of a Navy physical therapist is very important, they serve to help restore health to all military personnel that comes under their care. You will practice comprehensive orthopedic care and physical therapy in hospitals, clinics and other facilities both overseas and in the United States. You will participate as one link in the recovery chain, and assist patients and their families with recuperation and recovery. Your first duty will traditionally be with a large duty station to help give you additional training. As you work » Read More


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