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Skill Identifier codes
After looking around at several Quiet Professional soldier's profiles, I noticed most if not all have skill identifier codes after their MOS title.
W7 =SCUBA W8 = HALO W9= HALO/SCUBA Z= is what E-8 and E-9 Carry because they are proficient in all the tasks in the specific MOS H= Instructor to Instructors This information has been given to me from NDD and also Team Sergeant. If anyone has a link or FM where the skill identifiers can be found I'd appreciate it and I'm sure there are others that would too. Thank you, -Robertson |
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Razor,
That was a very fast reply. Thank you, -Robertson |
What types of ASI's can officers get?
-Robertson |
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NDD Wrote
LOL - the possibilities are endless. Sorry Os, too good to pass up! I will refrain from specifics Actually the possibilities are technically non-existant as officers are not awarded ASIs but Officer Skill Codes. I know, I know, I am nit picking. On the more serious side however I can't think of any Officer Skill Code that is worth anything in the combat arms where the primary instructor for that officer was not an NCO. So if you think we come by our additional qualifications easily then I guess you NCOs only have yourselves to blame.:D Jack Moroney-running for the bunker 18A5SGM Für die Sicherheit |
NDD,
When I looked around on usmilitary.about.com in reference to Officer Skill Identifiers all that was listed was Enlisted ASI's. So my question to be more specific was do officers have compared to ASI's Sir, As an 18A what does 5SGM stand for after your MOS. -Robertson |
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Mr. Robertson - You are becoming high maintenance. Officer Skill Codes |
NDD,
I found the Officer Skill Codes on usmilitary.about.com and having mulitple links opened caused my computer to crash. I will post the link in a moment once I manage to get the link. -Robertson |
Click the link below, once the page loads click the page down key nine times.
Officer Skill Codes -Robertson |
There ya go! I knew you could do it. LOL
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NDD,
Always faithful. -Robertson |
Robertson Wrote:As an 18A what does 5SGM stand for after your MOS.
5S means ranger-parachutist (although I would have prefered the term paratrooper) GM indicates I am a german speaker which means right about now after several years of not using it I know about enough to get my face slapped. (actually they really are called ASIs but I just couldn't sit here with that sucking chest wound NDD gave me) Für die Sicherheit Jack Moroney:D |
Roger Sir
Thank you, -Robertson |
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