Food Service (33) Marines prepare food for other Marines in the garrison and the field. They may help plan how much food is needed for Marines who work and live in the field during deployments. Interpreter/Translator (MOS 09L) provides interpreting and translating of foreign languages — spoken and written — into English, and vice versa.

Aviation Electrician ’s (AE) Mates bring technical and electronics expertise to their assignments, providing repairs and updates to aircraft. They also perform in-flight duties, including operating radar and weapons systems. Powers, R. (2019, June 18) Complete List of Army Enlisted MOS. Retrieved from https://www.thebalancecareers.com/complete-list-of-army-enlisted-mos-s-3346173 Special Reporting Identifiers (9X): Special codes are provided to identify the status of airmen in unusual circumstances. These include: Mass Communications (MC) Specialists serve as the Navy’s public relations wing. They write, edit, and produce news articles; shoot, edit and publish video; design content for online and print; arrange, manage and conduct interviews; act as public affairs officers.

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An MOS, or military occupational specialty, involves the breathtakingly wide range of jobs carried out by members of the United States armed forces — more than10,000 different specialties covering a vast array of skills, interests, opportunities, and levels of responsibility.

Comm-Elec/WireSystems Maintenance (2E) airmen see to the inner workings of computer and electronic systems on and controlling aircraft, both manned and unmanned. Their AFSCs include: The semiconductor should be uniformly doped with donors or acceptors as p-type or n-type semiconductors. Civil Engineering (3E) Specialists build structures, living quarters, water and fuel systems. Additionally, Air Force engineers also perform explosive ordnance disposal. Civil Engineering AFSCs include: Defense Language Aptitude Battery (DLAB) must be passed if the recruit seeks a job requiring foreign language skills. Ammunition Specialists are involved in ammunition, mechanical maintenance, and ordinance. Designations include:

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Yan WST, Luong HC (2001) A 900-MHz CMOS low-phase-noise voltage-controlled ring scillator. IEEE Trans Circuits Systems II Analog Digital Signal Process 48(2):216–221 Personnel and Administration (01) performs administrative and clerical services in the fields of general administration, postal service and what civilians call “human resources” administration. Qualifications include communication abilities, typing and elementary clerical skills.

Health Services Technicians (HS) are trained to care for individuals in distress or life-threatening situations. Legal Services (44) Marines assist military officers who have studied law and are licensed attorneys. They must understand various military laws and proceedings to help both Marines and civilians. Jobs include basic legal services, legal services specialist and legal services reporter. Meteorology and Oceanography (68) Marines collect, assess and disseminate intelligence relevant to friendly and enemy force strengths and vulnerabilities. This includes climatic, atmospheric and hydrologic intelligence. Tank and Assault Amphibious Vehicle (18) Marines help operate and maintain the vehicle and up-gunned weapons station. Jobs include basic tank and AAV marine, M1A1 tank crewman and ACV marine. Safety (1S) is not for newcomers. The job demands a seasoned, mature airman to manage and conduct safety programs. Safety Specialists also analyze mishap causes and trends, and assess risk. Duties include risk management and mitigation consultation as well as instruction on safety education. The AFSC designation is 1S0XX Safety.

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Chen ZZ, Lee TC (2011) The design and analysis of dual-delay-path ring oscillators. IEEE Trans Circuits Syst I Regul Pap 58(3):470–478 Navy Counselor (NC) sailors interview personnel, prepare and deliver talks, establish and maintain liaison with local media, and recruit civilian personnel into the Navy. Because it requires a deep understanding of the Navy and its operations, the position of Navy Counselor is not available to new enlistees.

Nuclear-powered submarines command some of the Navy’s most highly skilled workers. Among the specialists in the Submarine Community: Air Traffic Controllers (AC), similar to their civilian counterparts, direct and control the movement of Navy aircraft, instructing pilots via radio communications. Public Affairs (3N) Specialists produce all announcements or media releases authorized by the Air Force. Trained in multimedia communication methods from print, video, audio, and internet/digital, and all forms of media, public affairs personnel enable the Air Force to shape its message and update the public. AFSC designations include:Information System (IT) Technicians operate and maintain the Navy’s satellite telecommunications systems, mainframe computers, local and wide area networks, and micro-computer systems. Operations covers the vast majority of Air Force combat activities, and is broken down into nine career fields. Dental (4Y) Specialists assist health care professionals who provide oral and dental care for all members on base.