What is life like as an active duty 12R (Interior Electrician)?

2018-05-19T13:38:16-04:00

Response by SPC Private RallyPoint Member made May 22 at 2018 7:42 PM

2018-05-22T19:42:37-04:00

Layouts. Layouts all day than carpentry and masonry work

Response by SPC Eric Smith made Jun 25 at 2018 1:29 PM

2018-06-25T13:29:02-04:00

Agree it is a whole lot of nothing sometimes

Response by SPC James Jones made Jun 29 at 2018 10:03 AM

2018-06-29T10:03:10-04:00

I was a Radio/Teletype/ Crypto Operator in the Army, but because I was an electrician before I enlisted any electrical work that had to be done I did it in my outfit (Hq Co 4th Bn 10 Inf Ft Davis Canal Zone Panama) . We did our own work, not like today were contractor are making billions off the taxpayers doing work that troops uses to do.

Response by PFC Private RallyPoint Member made Jul 27 at 2018 1:52 PM

2018-07-27T13:52:28-04:00

I'll tell you my experience.
After AIT you are 12r in title only. The majority of my work has been as a carpentry/masonry specialist and plumber. But I know that's not everywhere, just my experience. I think I've had three project that had anything to do with electrical and then it wasn't much.

Response by SGT Rick Murphy made Aug 8 at 2018 10:29 AM

2018-08-08T10:29:14-04:00

I was active duty for 12.5 years 1979 - 1992 did very little work as 12R. The most I did was while I was 1 of 3 Army Engineer Assigned to a military intelligence base in Germany during the cold war 1986 - 1989.
I did do quite a bit more During my 9.5 years in the National Guard and during OEF 2008 - 2017.

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2024-04-26T16:58:28-04:00

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