Army Cavalry Scouts (MOS 19D) are responsible for being the “eyes and ears” of the Army.
MOS 19D work alongside the commander during battle in order to communicate information.
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Army Intelligence Analysts (MOS 35F) play a vital role in providing the Army with information about the enemy.
These specialists are responsible for analyzing, processing, and distributing intelligence to Army personnel.
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Army Radio Operators (MOS 25C) maintain radio communication equipment.
The role is important, as a 25C MOS needs to ensure equipment is consistently working in order to maintain communications out on the battlefield.
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Army Information Technology Specialists (MOS 25B) are responsible for maintaining, processing, and troubleshooting military computer systems.
You are essentially an IT expert for the U.S. Army.
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Army Nodal Network System Operator-Maintainer (MOS 25N) is responsible for the set-up, maintenance, troubleshooting and repairing of communications systems.
The individuals in this Army MOS will maintain strategic and tactical nodal systems.
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