Posted on Sep 4, 2016
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What do you think the 10 most important MOSs in the Army are? And list them in order. Under the assumption that the Army is operating as a self sufficient unit with no civilian support.
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SSG Warren Swan
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If you look at your body armor, and you're outside the wire, there is this thingy called a MBITR aka brick. It has a 24inch black twisted pair copper cable, with buttons and knobs used to get to the correct freq and channel. This item is very important being if it's not working and you're in trouble it's your ass, you forgot to fill this with the monthly rekey it's your ass and no one can hear you, you might need a resupply or something simple, you'll grab that mic and speak into it hoping the other end gets you and understands what you're asking for. There is NO MOS in the Army that can move two feet without Signal. Yes make your POG jokes now...... That COMSEC account that gives you the fill...Signal, your Harris 150 and 152's.....Signal. Repair and replace....Signal. Anything that goes over the airwaves is a product or byproduct of Signal. So while the Kings and Queens argue who's better, we do not care one bit being we know that unless Benning and Lost in the woods is teaching how to use semi-fore flags, When you find that Jody has struck again email, yeah that's Signal too, but we're not Jody.
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SSG Robbie Burton
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All are important, we all are dependent on each other for the mission, everyone plays a role in our military readiness.
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SPC Jeffrey Stone
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Infantry , Artillery , Calvary , armor , supply , medical , cooks , maintenance . Intel , Communication
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SPC Jeffrey Stone
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Transportation and aviation
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SSG Heavy Weapons Section Leader
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Definitely the Infantry, because you can't take or hold ground -- the objective of every war -- without them.
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SSG Johb Coates
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The most important MOS in the army depends on a couple of factors, first of all; what is your MOS? This is certainly the most important MOS. Secondly, what MOS most directly effects your well being at the time. I can tell you, as a paratrooper sitting in an aircraft, preparing to make a jump, the Parachute Rigger is likely the one you are hoping did his job 100% correctly...for THAT is really very important at that time.
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A1C Client Systems
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Comm!
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But I mean..I'm USAF..So I don't know shit. And I'm comm, so I'm biased. but..comm.
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PVT Indirect Fire Infantryman (Mortarman)
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Bullets don't fly without supply's as an infantryman I can say it sucks ass when we don't have support behind us it takes 9 support soldiers to allow 1 infantryman to be at his full affectiveness every mos is important in its own feild
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Sgt Gabriel Benavides
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Deciding which MOS is more important than another, is like saying your right eye is more important than your left leg.
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SFC Electronic Warfare Specialist
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1.11B- The Army is built upon the Infantry
2. 19K- In a DA fight Tanks are extremely important.
3. 19D- sensors to find the enemy.
4 .13 F- every line unit needs a capability to call for Fire support and control cas/aviation.
5.92A- someone has to supply the organization
6.92G- someone has to feed you
7.92F- without fuel your combat power can only move by foot
8. 21B- somebody needs to help us maneuver by blowing stuff up
9. 68W- Keeping the person in the fight
10.63B- Keeping the vehicles in the fight
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1SG AH-64 Attack Helicopter Repairer
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11B, 15R, 15W, 19D, 68W, 35G, 14D, 18A, 18B, 13F,
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