If I remember correctly, goes back to 1970:
91A10 - FEBA medic, Front Edge of the Battle Area
91B20 - Medical corpsman
71B40 - Medical records and personnel records for medical staff.

11-C Mortarman (19 years)

11B

11B Rifleman then crosstrained OJT to 11C to run a M224 60mm Mortar crew as a Gunner in 101st Airborne 1/327th Infantry Regt. The high angle tinnitus is non stop but what a gun to run.

U.S Navy
Aviation Electrician
8376- SH60 Maintenance
8800- Maintenance Control
9502- Instructor

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100b0--helicopter pilot, rvn, '70-71.

13B then 13F

USMC 1979-1983
Echo 2/6, Weapons Platoon stationed at Camp LeJeune, NC.

Enlisted in the combat infantry, got a $2,500 bonus.

Primary MOS was 0351 (anti-tank assault).

But, I cross trained as an 0331 (machine gunner) and in my last year I was an 0341 (60mm mortar gunner).

Three Med Cruises overseas, spent Feb-Mar in Beirut, Lebanon.

Medical Laboratory 931.6
1961 - 1965

U.S. Navy
SN - Seaman
EM3 - 3354 - Electrician’s Mate - Nuclear Power
Qualified in Submarines - Submarine Warfare
EM2 - 3354 - Electrician’s Mate - Subs, Navy Nuclear Power
EM1 - 3364 - Electrician’s Mate - Supervisor - Nuclear Power
Additionally - Vibration Analysis, Ship’s Photographer
Left active duty after 8 years

After a LONG break, returned to the Navy Reserve

IS1 - 3912 - Intelligence Specialist - Naval Special Warfare
9588 - Command Career Counselor
ISC - Intelligence Specialist Chief - Tested, Selected, Initiated

US Army 1968-1977... 9 1/2 rs active duty...started 82C20 Field Artillery Survey-- Korean DMZ -- then 76S30(?) Auto/vehicle and missle repair parts supply (auto/small arms/and Pershing Missle repai parts at Ft. Sill, Okla.---- OOF40 Drill Sgt. Field Artillery (big guns/towed howitzers)(Pershing Missle) Ft, Sill, Okla.---- back to 82C40 Artillery Survey for Cold Regions test Center at Fort Greely, Alaska for testing equipment under Extreme sub zero temperatures (-82*F on a calibrated thermometer) was coldest seen. After coming home to Louisiana tried to go reserves
or national guard and both wanted me and chased me for about a year because had 3yrs duty as Drill Sgt. but would not guarantee SSG E-6 from day one so stayed a civilian. ............................................. drill sgt.

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Enlisted Nov 1972. From 1st to last: 11B Infantry, 11BR6(Redeye), 11D/19D(Scouts), 91P Xray Tech, 91W Nuclear Med Tech. Retired Jan 1995.

quote:

Originally posted by Gibb:
I enlisted as an 03xx with guaranteed Security Force billet.

Ended up an 0311 (infantryman) , then 8152 (Marine Security Guard)

My son was an 0311/8152, I was surprised by the depth and scope of the MOS duties/assignments. It was interesting, what little he did share.

USMC 6532 - Aviation Ordnaceman for A-4s, but I assisted A-6, AV-8C and AV-8B squadrons with loading as well - just never worked on those other bird’s electronics.

USMC reserves, I was Aviation Ordnanceman for F-4s. I got out shortly before they stood down to transition to F/A-18s. I woud liked to have stayed in, but it was costing me more than I was making and because of my early LE career needing my full attention at the time.

IYAOYAS!!!

MCAS Cherrypoint NC
MCAS El Toro California
MCAS Iwakuni Japan
NAS Dallas

HM-8404 Field Medical Service Technician
HM-8501 Medical Laboratory Technician,(no 8501s at E-6 or above, so that one disappeared).

Later Civilian job training and experience may have qualified me as an HM-8432 Preventative Medicine Technician towards the end of Reserve career, but didn't pursue it.

quote:

Originally posted by OregonXD:

quote:

Originally posted by Gibb:
I enlisted as an 03xx with guaranteed Security Force billet.

Ended up an 0311 (infantryman) , then 8152 (Marine Security Guard)

My son was an 0311/8152, I was surprised by the depth and scope of the MOS duties/assignments. It was interesting, what little he did share.

Yeah, it was fun (I still smile when shooting a MP5) and we had a lot of cool opportunities, but it was crazy responsibility.

I joined that particular MOS to gain SWAT skills as I thought I wanted to go into the State Police when I got out.
Turns out I wasn't a fan of being shot at, and took a different path later in life.

USAF 1980-1989, AFSC 303X1, Air Traffic Control Radar Repairman.

When I first enlisted in the Marine Corps I was part of a weapons company and I was assigned as a 0352 - Anti Tank Assault. When I reenlisted I became a Navigator on KC-130's. Much better duty as a Navigator

95 Bravo.
34th MP co National Guard
Anniston Alabama feb 1990 (Charlie 787)
Rosemount MN feb 2001

12B National Guard 81-84

1315 Navy 84-93