Joining soon. MOS thoughts?

[Rogueyellow]

I’m in the process of joining and I have an idea of what I wanna do but I’d love to have some input from some people that have more experience than I do. I won’t say what I’m interested in yet to keep it unbiased, but I don’t really wanna be a desk jockey...
That being said what are some MOSs that you guys would recommend? I’m not against a 20+ year career but what I’m looking for is making sure my family and I are taken care of. I don’t want an MOS that doesn’t translate over to the civilian world well.

 

[Ooh-Rah]

I’m in the process of joining and I have an idea of what I wanna do but I’d love to have some input from some people that have more experience than I do. I won’t say what I’m interested in yet to keep it unbiased, but I don’t really wanna be a desk jockey...
That being said what are some MOSs that you guys would recommend? I’m not against a 20+ year career but what I’m looking for is making sure my family and I are taken care of. I don’t want an MOS that doesn’t translate over to the civilian world well.

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[Ooh-Rah]

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[SpongeBob*24]

That being said what are some MOSs that you guys would recommend? I’m not against a 20+ year career but what I’m looking for is making sure my family and I are taken care of. I don’t want an MOS that doesn’t translate over to the civilian world well.

25 series in Regiment.....your welcome!!!!

 

[Arf]

Why are you choosing army? Are you interested in Special Ops?

 

[SpongeBob*24]

Why are you choosing army?

Because he wants to be a winner......

 

[Salt USMC]

Because he wants to be a winner......

Imagine saying this on 10 November, of all days!

@Marine0311 @Teufel @Hillclimb @Board and Seize

 

[SpongeBob*24]

Imagine saying this on 10 November, of all days!

@Marine0311 @Teufel @Hillclimb @Board and Seize

Imagine not being a loser......yall did start in a gay bar!

 

[Dvr55119]

If I could do it all again I would have been a 13F with an option 40.

 

[Rogueyellow]

Why are you choosing army? Are you interested in Special Ops?

I feel the army is the best option for me. It’s a family thing.

 

[Deleted member 2517]

Why are you choosing army? Are you interested in Special Ops?

We do have the most options for SOF units... and we deploy the most so...

 

[AWP]

I don’t really wanna be a desk jockey...
I don’t want an MOS that doesn’t translate over to the civilian world well.

While these two aren't mutually exclusive, you've really narrowed your options. A handful of 25 series in certain units, Engineers (12-series, most of which are not in SOF, but the 75th has a few), EOD...I'm sure there are outliers, but at some point most of the jobs you want will end up in an office.

 

[policemedic]

This question is just intellectual masturbation.

I can tell you which MOSs I hold and why, but I’m not you. My reasons may not apply to you.

None of us know you, and you’re deliberately withholding necessary information, thus hampering any effort to form a cogent response.

However, if you’re looking for something that’s not an office job and translates directly into a civilian career I suggest 92G.

 

[Rogueyellow]

It really simple. It doesn’t have to be anything that thought provoking. I just wanted to hear what MOSs people were interested in.

 

[policemedic]

I understand the nature of your question. I’m simply suggesting you won’t benefit from any answers.

That said, everyone loves a good 92G.

 

[LibraryLady]

You want a job that's not a desk job and translates well to the civilian world?

Anything medical or anything mechanical/electrical/powerplant come to mind quickly. And 92G of course.

If you want something in a special operations tempo that translates to the civilian world, there's not much...

LL

 

[Steve1839]

#1, life has a way of working itself out,
#2, military service prepares you to serve your country, it's up to you to figure out how to apply military experience into a life after the military.
For example, I was a kid that wanted to be an architect, enlisted to be a combat engineer, found blowing things up was more fun than vector calculus, cross trained as a heavy weapons infantryman, then went SF, OCS and retired to begin a second career as a land surveyor...I'm glad I'm not one of those guys with a story, you know, I woulda been SF but....

If you want to serve, enlist. Do what you're best suited while you're in and figure out what you want to do after your time in service when you have time...a lot of folks don't understand that pacing areas for helicopter landing zones, adjusting artillery/mortar fire, or land navigation can lead to a six-figure income after military service ends, but, speaking from experience,it can. Depends on you.

 

[Teufel]

Imagine not being a loser......yall did start in a gay bar!

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What color beret do you have now?

 

[SpongeBob*24]

What color beret do you have now?

It's a purple beret.

 

[Gunz]

My beret is a condom that raised the flag on Suribachi. You're welcome.