Army — Today's Military (2024)

Strength and Camaraderie in the U.S. Army

Soldiers in the U.S. Army 25th Infantry Division show why working as a unit is essential to mission success.

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Speaker 1: The way I motivate my soldiers out here at EIB is Icontinue to work with them, Iensure that they're getting the training that they need, and Icontinue to do the training with them and ensure that they're ready and prepared to execute all tasks and good to go.In my eyes, a good leader is not only a working leader and leads by example but motivates their Soldiers and continues to go through everything withthem.

Speaker 2: Being a part of my EIBsquad -it helps make this experience better because we're all mixed and matched. Yeah, we're all from the same company but we're all different in ranks.We have lieutenants, we have sergeants, we have a corporal, we have a specialist, and we have a good amount of privates. But,among all of the ranks in our squad we all have our own strengths and weaknesses and no matter the rank we all make sure that we are all doing well in everything and we focus on each other's weaknesses and we go to others for their strengths to help us with our own weaknesses.

Military Occupational Specialty.

UH-60 Helicopter Repairer.

The UH-60, known as the Blackhawk, is one of the Army’s fastest and most maneuverable helicopters, designed to move troops and cargo in Army tactical resupply missions and for medical evacuations.

As a UH-60 Helicopter Repairer you’re a member of the maintenance team that keeps them ready for action.

Instructor describes what type of Soldier will succeed in this MOS.

After successfully completing 10 weeks of Army Basic Combat Training, you will attend 15 weeks of Advanced Individual Training at Fort Eustis, Virginia.

Soldier discusses what attracted them to this MOS.

The Army will train you to follow technical manuals, keep proper service records, and to identify and use tools of the trade, like a ratchet to tighten control rods, multi-meters to check for continuity and voltage, micrometers to measure critical components, and torque wrenches to tighten bolts to specific values on all aircraft systems.

You’ll train to troubleshoot aircraft systems using the Blackhawk maintenance trainer, and to repair or replace parts like the main rotor head, hydraulic pump, tail rotor drive shaft, stabilator actuator, and turbine engine.

You’ll also train to perform periodic maintenance by taking oil samples from the gear boxes, checking the blade indication method on the rotor blades, and inspecting aircraft components.

Soldier describes why they enjoyed the training.

After your Advanced Individual Training, you’ll perform rewarding work as a member of an aviation unit.

Where your duties may include checking lines and hoses for wear or leaks, replacing oil and filters, and keeping detailed log books.

You’ll also move aircraft for maintenance, prepare aircraft for flight, operate the aviation ground power unit, or serve as an air crew member.

Serving as a UH-60 Helicopter Repairer can help you transition from the military to the civilian employment sector because your training will prepare you to work on civilian aircraft including fixed wing aircraft.

Soldier describes how the skills in this MOS will help them succeed within the Army and beyond. (ANP)

You can ensure the Blackhawk is in topnotch shape to meet the Army's combat needs as a Military Occupational Specialt, UH-60 Helicopter Repairer.

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Military Occupational Specialty.

Petroleum Supply Specialist. Today’s Army requires fuel to meet its missions, and this MOS supplies it.

Soldiers will operate the Digital Training Enabler and Interactive Multimedia Instruction in order to learn how refueling systems and equipment are assembled sequentially. Through technology, Soldiers are able to gain knowledge that is self-correcting prior to conducting hands on training in the Petroleum Training and Military In The Field Facilities

After successfully completing 10 weeks of Army Basic Combat Training, you will attend X weeks of Advanced Individual Training at Fort Lee, Virginia..,

The Army will train you to load and unload bulk fuel, supply and store it from a variety of sources. Soldiers will perform quality surveillance, and distribute it to keep the Army in a high state of readiness. It’s crucial for the Army to operate and maintain petroleum distribution equipment for the loading and offloading of fuel from rail cars, fuel tankers, and barges to fuel our combat equipment.

You’ll also train to operate and maintain a variety of fuel pumps, repair stationary fuel storage depots, install bulk petroleum storage systems and tactical storage systems, which are major components of the Inland Petroleum Distribution System.

In addition, you’ll train to ensure product quality and equipment are serviceable daily by performing preventative maintenance checks and services.

Today’s Soldiers will learn to deploy the Modular Fuel System, Tank Rack Modules that provides a means for receipt and storage of bulk petroleum to be issued to combat forces.

Soldiers will be capable of operating the Twin Agent Unit in order to put out fires that ensures safe petroleum operations.

Testimonial
Soldier will discuss what attracted them to this MOS i.e. experience, training, college credit, and certifications for their civilian careers in Petroleum.

Testimonial
Instructor describes what type of Soldier will succeed in this MOS. Explain how Military Experience and Certifications qualify them for civilian employment as a Petroleum Professional worldwide

After your advanced individual training, you’ll perform rewarding work in the field or at a fixed location where your duties will be to record the issue of all the petroleum products under your responsibility. Your duties will include to inspect storage areas and repair them for inspections

Serving as a Petroleum Supply Specialist can help you transition from the military to the civilian employment sector because your abilities, leadership, teamwork, and problem solving skills. These values are in high demand by civilian employers for the foreseeable future.

Testimonial
Soldier describes why they enjoy training.

Testimonial
Soldier describes how the skills in this MOS will help them succeed within the Army and beyond.

Petroleum Supply Specialists play a critical role in keeping the Army on the go. So join us in Military Occupational Specialty, Petroleum Supply Specialist.