You swell with pride at the sight of your partner, best friend, and loyal companion as they alert to an improvised explosive device buried just in front of your squad as they make their way down a hot, desert road.… Click Here To Read the rest
Author: Levi D.
Levi served in the Marine Corps as a heavy equipment operator from 2007-2011. He deployed to Iraq in 2008 where he convoyed heavily around the Anbar province with a myriad of units. Following the Iraq deployment, Levi was assigned to various detachments who travelled and worked around Southeast Asia. He is now a freelance writer and outdoor enthusiast who spends much of his year traveling between campsites around the country.
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Marine Corps Military Police (MOS 5811)
Even the military needs members willing to step forward as model representatives to police the base and keep individuals safe.
After all, most Marines will not have weapons on them while stationed at their main base, so everyone is very … Click Here To Read the rest
USMC MOS 3043
MOS 3043 is the MOS designation for Supply Chain and Materiel Management Specialists. These marines are responsible for controlling the distribution of supplies to the unit they are assigned to.
Supply Chain and Materiel Management marines must have good record-keeping, … Click Here To Read the rest
Marine MOS 1300s Field
Marines divide their occupations into different fields which are designated by a 4-digit number.
The first two numbers will establish the general “industry” that the Marine is in, while the last two digits will be specific for the occupation within … Click Here To Read the rest
Marine Corps Cryptologic Digital Network Technician (MOS 2611)
Crytpologic Digital Network Technicians is a fancy way of saying that you are in the 2611 MOS designation.
What do all those words mean?
Imagine the old police shows where some unlucky officer is stuck in a van trying to … Click Here To Read the rest