Marine Corps Combat Camera Production (MOS 4612) creates and produces visual products for the military branch.
The production specialist may work for a variety of departments including recruiting, command and public information, and investigations.
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Marine Corps Warehouse Clerk (MOS 3051) are responsible for performing supply chain management duties with supplies and equipment.
The men and women in this USMC MOS are responsible for ensuring any supplies or equipment that is needed, are stocked and … Click Here To Read the rest
A Marine Corps Photographer (MOS 4641) and Videographer (MOS 4671) capture military footage in real-time.
While these USMC MOS’s aren’t technically combat roles, there’s always a chance you’ll see combat as a Marine.
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Marine M1A1 Tank Crewman (MOS 1812) operate and maintain the M1A1 Abrams Tank.
Marines in this MOS are required to be knowledgeable on operating the vehicle, including driving and firing weapons, as well as how to perform routine maintenance.
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The Marine Corps classifies military jobs within occupational fields, shortened to “OccFlds.”
Each OccFld contains a specified number of Military Occupational Specialties (MOS), or jobs within the occupational field.
Marine OccFld 35 Motor T Marines contains all the jobs related … Click Here To Read the rest
