Posted on Jan 15, 2026
What can I expect going into 4th Multi-Domain Task Force (MDTF) ?
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I've never heard of a MDTF but I'm projected to be in 4th MDTF between Nov 2026-Aug 2027 (10 months). IPPS-A doesn't have a formal duty title for me regarding this assignment. The UIC representing my projected gaining unit is WARX90 but FMSWEB has WARXAA representing this unit. After checking FMSWEB I don't see a single billet for a 92A in the entire organization. There are 92Y billets at my rank. Is it possible I could fill a 92Y billet since the job description for the 2 MOSs are similar? Does this new assignment have any effect on me being able to reenlist for a specific location when my reenlistment window opens Aug 2026?
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79S: Career CounselorJoint Forces Operations
Fort Carson4th ID
79S: Career CounselorJoint Forces Operations Fort Carson4th ID
Posted 2 d ago
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The MDTF is the Army's Multi-Domain Task Force. It's a relatively new construct (created ~5 years ago) and there are currently five MDTFs slated to be stood up, one (the 4th) will be at Fort Carson, CO.
In a nutshell, and as the name states, the MDTFs focus on multiple domains (land, air, water, cyber, and space) with the focus on ensuring that the U.S. Military has the ability to gain access to an area the adversary doesn't want us to have access to ... in more strategic speak, they are "“theater-level maneuver elements designed to synchronize precision effects and precision fires in all domains against adversary anti-access/area denial (A2/AD) networks in all domains, enabling joint forces to execute their operational plan (OPLAN)-directed roles."
If you want a SAMS-level description of what a MDTF is being designed to do, you can start with the then CSA's paper on it from 2021* and the updated Congressional Research Service report on the MDTF* from December 2025.
Specific to your situation ... The UIC for WARX90 may belong to the 3rd Battalion, 29th Field Artillery Regiment in the 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team at Fort Carson (I don't have access to FMSWEB, so can't confirm that) or the 1-10 FAR is being reactivated under the 4th MDTF at Fort Carson.
In either case, there are multiple positions within those artillery units for a 92A.
As to it affecting your reenlistment options ... maybe. You'll have to discuss with your Career Counselor for a definitive answer. As 92As aren't overstrength, you should generally be able to select an overseas or CONUS option at reenlistment, but that option may not be offered to you in your specific situation.
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* Army Multi-Domain Transformation - Chief of Staff Paper #1 - https://api.army.mil/e2/c/downloads/2021/03/23/eeac3d01/20210319-csa-paper-1-signed-print-version.pdf
* CRS report - The Army’s Multi-Domain Task Force (MDTF) - https://www.congress.gov/crs_external_products/IF/PDF/IF11797/IF11797.26.pdf
In a nutshell, and as the name states, the MDTFs focus on multiple domains (land, air, water, cyber, and space) with the focus on ensuring that the U.S. Military has the ability to gain access to an area the adversary doesn't want us to have access to ... in more strategic speak, they are "“theater-level maneuver elements designed to synchronize precision effects and precision fires in all domains against adversary anti-access/area denial (A2/AD) networks in all domains, enabling joint forces to execute their operational plan (OPLAN)-directed roles."
If you want a SAMS-level description of what a MDTF is being designed to do, you can start with the then CSA's paper on it from 2021* and the updated Congressional Research Service report on the MDTF* from December 2025.
Specific to your situation ... The UIC for WARX90 may belong to the 3rd Battalion, 29th Field Artillery Regiment in the 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team at Fort Carson (I don't have access to FMSWEB, so can't confirm that) or the 1-10 FAR is being reactivated under the 4th MDTF at Fort Carson.
In either case, there are multiple positions within those artillery units for a 92A.
As to it affecting your reenlistment options ... maybe. You'll have to discuss with your Career Counselor for a definitive answer. As 92As aren't overstrength, you should generally be able to select an overseas or CONUS option at reenlistment, but that option may not be offered to you in your specific situation.
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* Army Multi-Domain Transformation - Chief of Staff Paper #1 - https://api.army.mil/e2/c/downloads/2021/03/23/eeac3d01/20210319-csa-paper-1-signed-print-version.pdf
* CRS report - The Army’s Multi-Domain Task Force (MDTF) - https://www.congress.gov/crs_external_products/IF/PDF/IF11797/IF11797.26.pdf
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SGT Kevin Hughes
There were about a dozen acronyms I had never heard of in your explanation. And sources I never heard of either. But I was a Grunt, and we don't do Strategy and the tell us the Tactics...LOL. I thought we had a bunch with: HQ, COMSEC, S1,2,3,and 4, or sometime G Level numbers. PX, BX, USAEUR, or INF School...but man oh man, noting as complicated as the litany of Units, Sources and Mission Profiles you posted. My tiny brain and limited short term memory would have both been exhausted. Good luck to that guy.
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