Posted on Dec 20, 2017
Does anybody have any information or advice on 35T?
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Seeking any information about 35t
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35T: Military Intelligence Systems Maintainer/Integrator
Advanced Individual Training (AIT) - 35T
35T: Military Intelligence Systems Maintainer/Integrator Advanced Individual Training (AIT) - 35T
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Well, what are your specific questions?
I love my job. A lot of stuff that I do at work, I replicate at home as a hobby. Its a lot of computer work. A lot of pattern recognition. A lot of figuring out how to integrate systems that weren't necessarily designed with integration in mind. A lot of trying to find TM's or maintenance manuals on things you don't know about, and a lot of making it up as you go. If you like IT, its probably a good fit. You'll become moderately familiar with networking, linux, some advanced Windows stuff, router and switch CLI's. I find it to be very fun. From my semi shirt experience thus far in the Army, it's like 80% troubleshooting, 20% other stuff. There will be a large portion of your job you can't really discuss with your family, but it's all nerdwork anyway. The course is ling, and tough at points, but I found the classes enjoyable, and its a constant wave of new information.
Anything else?
I love my job. A lot of stuff that I do at work, I replicate at home as a hobby. Its a lot of computer work. A lot of pattern recognition. A lot of figuring out how to integrate systems that weren't necessarily designed with integration in mind. A lot of trying to find TM's or maintenance manuals on things you don't know about, and a lot of making it up as you go. If you like IT, its probably a good fit. You'll become moderately familiar with networking, linux, some advanced Windows stuff, router and switch CLI's. I find it to be very fun. From my semi shirt experience thus far in the Army, it's like 80% troubleshooting, 20% other stuff. There will be a large portion of your job you can't really discuss with your family, but it's all nerdwork anyway. The course is ling, and tough at points, but I found the classes enjoyable, and its a constant wave of new information.
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Thanks for that info. I had a question, usually your attached to Division? Also, how often you go to the field, or what should I expect about field problem with 35T.
Other question, what’s duty stations you recommend?
Thanks for that info. I had a question, usually your attached to Division? Also, how often you go to the field, or what should I expect about field problem with 35T.
Other question, what’s duty stations you recommend?
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