What is an assignment like at the Leavenworth armory as a NG 13f? Is it field time or just command center stuff?

Sgt Joey Poulson - Mech Infantry, unless something drastic has changed. In my day, they did annual Training at Ft Carson and at Ft Riley. Normally they operate in a Mech Heavy Task Force, which just means two Companies of Mech Infantry and one Company of Armor. Take this with a grain of salt since I've been out of the Game for 20 years. My assumption would be that you will either be an FO or FDC.
It does mean that you probably wont have to walk.

CPT Lawrence Cable I just want to make sure I get to do field stuff. I’ve told 13f over 11x because it’s the best of both worlds. Thanks

Sgt Joey Poulson - And a humorous tale for an old timer at Carson with the 35th Division.
As I noted above, I served in Army National Guard Divisional Engineer unit that were located in Appalachia Kentucky and supported, among others, the 35th Division. Well, Divisional Engineer units are very equipment heavy, even compared to Mechanized Infantry units, and a lot of it couldn't be trammed, so we rail loaded the heavy stuff and convoyed the light trucks and jeeps (during the Hummer switch over). If you have ever been involved in a Divisional rail move, getting your cars to the unloading point makes a huge difference in how much down time and organizational time for the Company. The older guys had come to realize at some point that there was a preponderance of Southern/Appalachian Boys in position of authority in the Army and that the well placed gift of a mason jar of moonshine would often lubricate the placement of your flat cars at a unloading ramp. It had become a tradition in those Engineer units to take some "trading moonshine" along facilitate the flow of things. Of course, there are no secrets in an Army Unit and by time the exercise was over, the few jars of trading moonshine had grown to enormous proportions. I was walking across the Cantonment area when I was braced by a Full Bird Colonel, who turned out to be the G2 of the 35th Division. He asked after seeing the Castles, "Are you one of those Kentucky Engineers?", to which I replied affirmative. He then stated that he had heard that we had brought a Water Buffalo (big water trailer) full of Moonshine. That's a lot of booze and beyond the capability of the local suppliers, and I assured the Colonel that it was not True. Then he stated that the Commanding General would sure like to try some, and if I could facilitate that, he would appreciate it. I just told him I would pass it on to the proper authorities and see what we could do for the General.
I never knew if the General got his moonshine, although I suspect that he did. The 35th always requested us for any exercise after that AT.

CPT Lawrence Cable - I think if your in an Armored Formation and your FO your in a converted Bradley IFV but I am not 100% sure because when I was in they rode in FISTV that looked similar to a M901 ITV. I did a Google though and it looks like they are using Bradley IFV variants now. Ultimately you should be in a much quieter vehicle as you should be forward of the Armor so perhaps you might be in the new Army Jeep which would be really cool, they are rolling off the line at Oshkosh Truck now. You'll have to wait and see I guess at your unit. Yeah you will still have field exposure regardless of Armor unit or Light unit. Just that because in an Armor unit you have a ride they bog you down more with equipment.......since your not carrying it.

Thanks for responding. I have searched google to death on 13f and got mixed info. I assume different units=different experiences. Not completely understanding how Army units are laid out I just wanted to make sure the Leavenworth guard unit wasn’t just a HQ, I read it’s A Co so I assume that is a company level mos. thanks again

That sounds right. You will enjoy being a Fister. Sgt Joey Poulson

Thanks for the response.