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What is the typical shift of a 92g mos in the United States Army? I know it’s varies by the base but overall what is their more likely shift? And so they really not get a day off like other mos?
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92G: Food Service SpecialistAdvanced Individual Training (AIT) - 92G
92G: Food Service SpecialistAdvanced Individual Training (AIT) - 92G
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If you know about the food industry you work weekends, holidays. Alternating shifts 0300-1100 , 1000-1800.
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It varies. When I was active duty,I would get an early shift,then the next day I would get a lunch/dinner shift.
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Morning shift 0430-1400 afternoon shift 1130 -1930 .... rotates every day off every other weekend if your lucky
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SPC David Young
It's pretty much how SFC Gray said. There are times when your facility can be short-handed on cooks and there is just one shift, 0430 to 1930. If you're lucky, that doesn't last long. I had that experience a few times. A couple of those times, I had a shift leader named SSG Scotty Gray and I think he's the one who answered your question.
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