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Enlisted aircrews serve in the thick of the battle—perform navigational duties, operate and maintain the various communications systems, and load equipment into transport aircraft. Marine aircrew receive water rescue training and survival swimming in addition to training specific to their MOS, such as aerial gunnery, heavy-lift operations, and land and sea operations.
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The Marine Corps defends the people of the United States at home and abroad. Within every Marine is the willingness to engage and determination to defeat any adversary, and it is this fighting spirit that allows us to fight and win our Nation’s battles. To those seeking to fight alongside men and women for a common cause worthy of their service, the Marine Corps offers the opportunity to pursue and earn victory for our Nation, our communities and our Corps.
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I know it’s been asked but I’m looking for more specifics. Will this transfer into a good civilian career and if so, what exactly would that be? I wanted to do this, but it didn’t seem like I would get a job after, so I’m leaning more towards Aviation Mechanic.
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I'm talking to a recruiter about this
Is this available in the reserves?
Anybody know how I can go about making sure I get this contract once I go to MEPS? Is it sometimes unavailable to get? I really want to become a crew chief, and it seems like being enlisted aircrew is a step towards that. Also, how well does a job like air crewman transfer into the civilian world?
I qualify for this MOS on my contract, should I go for it?
How do i get this job??
What civilian job could this translate to? my end goal is to work in a police department. could this get me a job working with their helos???
How hard is it to get into this? I plan on going into the Marine Corps after high school, and I want to do something with helicopters, while it be piloting, working on helicopters like maintenance type of work, or being a crewman. I'd rather be in the air as a pilot or crewman. I've always had a love for aviation and doing something with helicopters in the military has always been a dream of mine.
I can't believe I'm lat moving out of this job.
Best job in the Marine Corps?! get the fuck out tip of the spear all the way!
Semper Fi!