Getting an office job in the Army
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- If you are looking to get an office job in the Army then here are 5 office or desk jobs that the US Army has. Just be aware that even though you work in an office, you are still an army soldier so you still have a lot of the basic army requirements that must be met.
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42A, Human resources specialist. Pushin' papers since 2020. 😊
42 A all the way
I'm 27D and I push paper in the S1 with you.
We were called 75Bs or C or D or E or F (depending on your specialty) back in the 90s. My first job making ID cards with a typewriter and a Polaroid.
@@Visorak137 🙌
@@barke27barker19 I heard about that. That is used to be several different MOS's.
u can always be a tanker. u just sit in a tank and move your hands. its basically a desk job
Have you been inside of an Army Tank? Once you ride in a tank you will realize it is very physically demanding.
Plus you get to wear a cool pair of boots! Go Army!
And suck up all those fumes and lead 🤫🥲
The biggest covered medical problem ??
@@mikeparker6322 oh no it gets bouncy sometimes 😂 ok bud
No. Tanker sucks
Perfect desk job: one that includes a chair too.
Also, any new solider kinda has a desk job. I can’t tell you how many offices I’ve cleaned over the years as a grunt private.
I can’t stress enough to get a 42a it’s relatable in the civilian side and it’s so cushy the only problem is the pt since you’ll get nice and chubby
@@lazybagpipe omg can you tell me more. I’m not sure like what I should be as an army officer but this has my attention. Or finance officer, or military Intelligence, I want an office job.
I had a great office job in the navy, yup - i was in combat information on a sub. It was kind of like an office.
Was a 71H30 Personnel Specialist in the AG. Drafted but had a BS in Business Administration and major in Marketing. Ended up as a Specialist 5. Served 1965 to 67. More than likely MOS and rank are history.
I love being supply, it’s like 70 office and 30 outside, I would hate being inside all day, i like to be outside but not all day and sweat a bit
Im looking for that 99 office 1 outside. Been doing infantry shi for 4 years
@@MasterVader66 42A Human Resources barely-never go outside 😂try that maybe
@@Homes-sf5br what's the mos for supply
As a 94B (cook 1988-1992) The Mess Sergeant. Always took a private out of the kitchen and put that private in the office. He was the office boy. He did all the office crap that the Sgt. did not want to do. Typing, do the running around the Bn for the messhall, and much more. Most likely the private could kiss ass to anyone and get what the messhall need.
27D, 42A, 68G and 92A are my top 4 office jobs in the Army so far, but I’m also gonna look into 68J as well, so far I told my recruiter that I got some college credits(54 Credits) and I only got three classes left to get my Associates Degree in Criminal Justice and I think if I had gotten 27D having an associates degree would be beneficial even though it’s not required
Did you end up being a 27D?
Best Desk Work-Related Jobs in U.S. Army (in alphabetical order):
-Automated Logistical Specialist (92A)
-Financial Management Technician (36B)
-Human Resources Specialist (42A)
-Medical Supply Logistics Specialist (68J)
-Paralegal Specialist (27D)
-Patient Administration Specialist (68G)
P.S. You need a high clerical score on your ASVAB though.
For 92A, its really depends on which section you are working..
27D, 42A, 68G, and 92A are my top four MOS’s
AFN would be cool. Goooooooooooooood mooorning, Vietnaaaaaaaaaaaaaam!!!🎙
Office jobs rarely have to help on pmcs on Monday, or deal with layouts, and inventories.
Always looking forward to your vids bro!
Best job ever is signal. You can spend all the time in the field if you want or spend time in an office. Eitherway if you're good at your job you'll be treated like a king. "Good morning SGT there's something wrong with my pay." "Come right in, let me look into this. Btw i have a problem with email". Fix it. Pays fixed. Anyone you talk to will have IT problems. If you really provide comms you'll be skating. Working, but skating. BTW nice bonuses.
lol, Finance was absolutely the first thing I thought of. Most office jobs are still in a combined arms BN in a BCT. Finance has their own command with basically no physical expectations. I went to BLC with one several years ago and his "deployment" was managing the finances of the PX in Kuwait.
...Mind writing out abbreviations before confusingly using them?
oh you'll love the Army.
Battalion, Brigade Combat Team, Basic Leader Course, Post Exchange.
@@Nimreitz One of my superiors is a nice guy but I hate his casual use of abbreviations.
Well, at least I knew what PX was...
@@marlonmoncrieffe0728 Excuse me, sir. Seeing as how the V.P. is such a V.I.P., shouldn't we keep the P.C. on the Q.T.? 'Cause of the leaks to the V.C. he could end up M.I.A., and then we'd all be put out in K.P.
Just like what Christopher said. A desk job won't get you out of training. We were a Personnel Office, and we would close every Thursday for what was called Sergeant's Time which was GMT all morning and PMCS at the Motor Pool in the afternoon.
It also won't get you out of the endless details that come down from the Garrison Commander, the Orderly Room, Bn HQ, etc. etc. etc. We rarely were at full strength because we were constantly tasked to provide "bodies" for landscaping, sandbag filling, cleaning buildings, moving shit from Point A to Point B and back to Point A again, inventorying Conex boxes, putting rounds in magazines, police call along a 50-mile stretch of road, all kinds of thankless crap...
And GMT and PMCS is...?
@@marlonmoncrieffe0728 Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services (typically done on military vehicles) and General Military Training (like First Aid, Chemical Warfare, setting up a Claymore mine, etc.)
After spending years working my ass off inside a motor pool where I'm pulling shit out of the same connexes, looking at it, and putting the stuff back in a connex, and after years of working my ass off hurting my back in a dfac, an office job really sounds appealing.
I wouldn’t mind getting into a finance job because that can get you closer to the money in the civilian sector.
2:26 "there probably is still some field time" Remember folks, this is not the Air Force, but the Army. You most likely at some point would still have to sit in the woods for a few weeks without a shower and freeze/sweat for that time. Especially depending on what type of unit you're in and what type of command and division. If you are in FORSCOM you'll really be getting the green weenie in your butt at some point. Last time I was in the field in November, we had finance folks complain about sitting in the field doing completely bullshit for a month and one of them was like "if I wanted to do this shit I would have signed up for infantry. I signed for finance so I wouldn't have to do this" Oh well.
Electromagnetic Spectrum Manager - MOS-25E but it is for Signal Corps and must be a SSG with less than 10 years in
What about the Adjutant General Corps? See my comment from a year ago. Thank you.
Chaplain or lawyer would be my dream job. Love church and at 1 time was in school for law but didn't finish.
I would want to be in something like IT operations or an electrician.
25B Information Technology Specialist
I want to become a 91B. But this video is interesting.
17C my guy, they are non-deployable.
71L fron 1987-1994... good times!! Cushy office jobs...
Intelligence is mandatory
Mind explaining why? I’ve been trying to look into it
I enjoyed the content. See you at the live stream.
6th Job = Airforce
i’m getting closer in joining the army i have the form to fill out and to send back with some required documents and then take it from there
no 17C? its almost as POG as it gets
Ya but I was only doing 5 and I feel like I've talked enough about 17C's in other videos.
Postal clerk
That is usually done by someone from S1 or supply.
92Y unit supply specialist and I am supply clerk is office job
I’d kill myself if I was working a desk. 91B is the life for me, well until I get out. 😂
office job inlaw enjees
Air Force probably has lots of Desk Jobs
They do. Mainly because they also have a lot of tech type of jobs that are office jobs.
Isn’t 92Y an office job ? Which one is better between 92Y & 92A ?
42 A in AG all the way📄✋
Trust me bro
Never do office work in military.
You mind will be explode by bullshits
36 bravo 👏🏾🇺🇸
Military police desk clerk
I have a quick question? Would the United States Army or military enlist you if you are openly communist or Marxist? Would they still let you join ? Or no?
Pls no political debate here I’m just curious and genuinely want to know
Honestly in my experience the way the army is going as long as you don't break sharp or eo rules you should be fine that being said I wouldn't recommend joining if you hate America you probably won't be treated too well
...Yes. The army is not very picky.
68J
Are his fangs longer too?
Notification platoon.