What are the 10 most important MOSs in the Army?

Anyone who carries a gun or supports those who carry a gun.

Artillery is known as the King of Battle. Infantry is the Queen of battle. This question can not be answered. Sea-Air-Land battle doctrine. Since the different branches rely on each other for force support. It would be like asking an octopus wich tentacle it could live without.

The combat arms, specifically the bloody Infantry; once you have served and led those units, you can move on to others. Its a mandatory foundation for all other things.

I know a bunch of you think MPs aren't worth anything, but since 1985 they have been the MOST DEPLOYED Units in the Army. That CPL Team Leader MP can perform the same tasks as any 11B SFC. Just remember folks, EVERYTHING to the Rear of the engaged Battalions is the responsibility of those POS MPs!! But my vote goes to the ENTIRE Force because no one can survive in a vacuum and the Combat soldiers MUST be supported to do their job.

Sp4 Byron Skinner Easy Question. 11B. Every other member of the armed forces job is to support the line Infantryman. He is the on solder to take hold and defend ground. To be one of the super soldiers, Special Forces, Special Operations etc. You go through Infantry AIT (11B) first. In the Marines you are a rifleman first what ever else you do is secondary. In the Air Force, well you have plush bases, five star Mess Halls, Air conditioned apartment for a barracks. Or deploy in ships that have only 4 start Dining. All of you have a bed every night. An 11B has the sky and what ever it has to offer. Yes we slept outside in snow storms and monsoons. We was cold "Hot" ration that were sent out by chopper in a muddy hole. When we get wounded we have to wait for Dust Off and many of us bleed out during the wait. We come home with empty eye sockets, un filled sleeves and pant legs.

Our job is to find and start the fight and the rest of the US military's job is to pile on.

1. 11B3P
2. 11B4P
3. 11B2P
4. 11B1P
5. 11B3O
6. 11B4O
7. 11B2O
8. 11B1O
9. 11B (trainee)
10. 42A

Yeah, there is no MOS that encompasses every mission. There are quite a few that are well rounded. There are so many different types of missions out there it would be difficult to narrow it down with out some sort of scope or intent.

I was going to start my list: 11B, 11C, 11A, then get into the 18 series, but then I saw the self-sufficient bit, so I reckon we ought to start with all the 18 series, and then some aviation guys.

Infantry of course. #InfantryLivesMatter

The mos that move,shoot and communicate