How long is AIT for a wheeled vehicle mechanic?

Advanced Individual Training (AIT) to become an Army Wheeled Vehicle Repairer (MOS 91B) is 13 weeks long and is conducted at Fort Lee, Virginia.

How much does a wheeled vehicle mechanic make in the Army?

Like all Army personnel, Army mechanics are paid according to rank and time in service. A new recruit can currently expect a monthly base pay of about $1,700 after Basic Training.

Do Army mechanics see combat?

Army Wheeled Vehicle Repairers often deploy with Infantry to combat zones to take care of Army vehicles in the field. However, they spend most of their time at the Forward Operating Base (FOB).

Do Army mechanics carry weapons?

When assigned to a combat zone or performing recovery on vehicles, an Army mechanic can expect to be issued and carry a weapon.

What ASVAB scores do you need for Army Wheeled Vehicle Repairer (MOS 91B)?

To qualify for Wheeled Vehicle Repair, you’ll need a minimum score of 92 on the Mechanical Maintenance portion or a combination of 87 on Mechanical Maintenance and 85 on the General Technical portions of the ASVAB