Hey Whittney! Great explanation of the MOS. You seem very knowledgeable! I have been a warehouse manager for a few years in the civilian world and am joining the army very soon (MEPS is in a few days). I have a wife and son and I am curious about 92a typical work schedule. Lots of long nights, weekends, shift work? Any insight about this? Thanks!
from one 92a to another ... GREAT VID! ....IN ADDITION 92A IN 98-99 WAS A COMBINATION OF ROUGHLY 9 MOS INCLUDING 92Y HAD FRIENDS THAT WERE 92Y BUT THEIR AIT WAS 6 WEEKS OURS 12 ? SHOWS WE HAD TO KNOW A TAD MORE LOL STILL ALL LOVE
This video was so helpful! I chose 92A as my MOS, and I wasn't sure what I really got myself into so I decided to do some research to understand it a little more. I signed my contract 2 days ago, and my basic training starts Februay 25th (Fort Jackson). I don't know who needs to hear this, but I just want you guys to know that I'm someone who NEVER thought about joining the army, but I'm so happy I did. Am I terrified, of course, but I'm also VERY excited and eager to learn so many things! I know I made the best decision for my future.
I’ve been active duty for over three years now, and my younger sister just enlisted yesterday. She’s gonna be a 92A. Thank you so incredibly much for this video Ricky.
I was a 12B aka Combat Engineer. I’ve always respected the fact that we need all of our MOS’s. I liked having all of the equipment I need to complete my mission. Hell in Iraq we had water techs come in and they set up a shower. Now we only got to use it like three times but hell after 4 or 5 months of showering with cold ass lake water. I gotta say. I was damn happy to see them.
My mos is 92a and I ship for basic June 04 at Ft. Jackson then my AIT is at Ft. Lee for 12 weeks. Best video I've seen so far as to what to expect in this mos, thanks.
@@darylechankheo8155 Hey everything is alright, I finished basic and AIT. And AIT was only 9 weeks instead of 12 and now I'm stationed at Fort Campbell.
I loved being a (92/A) I started in my last units motor pool, but when I deployed to Afghanstan I worked in a SSA warehouse and that was cool. SSG Kilgore was right you can earn up to six figures on the Civilian side it would also help to learn about property book management, I'm sure alot has changed with the 92/a mos I say this because I've been retired since 2009 however I enjoyed my job.
Just enlisted... April 5th at Jackson for Basic training and 92A after at Lee sometime in June 👍🏽 ready but nervous. Never thought I’d be in the army but I’m also ready to gain work experience and make a great career!
I'm currently on my last 2 days of Holiday Block Leave and my AIT is in Fort Lee, I'm a 92A but I keep hearing bad things about the Fort that and Drill sergeants are back at AIT, so I'm kinda nervous.
I agree with SSg Kilgore I assisted in Running an SSA warehouse in Bagram Afghanistan it waas just three of us but got the mission completed I'm Retired now, If I were to suggest to anyone getting out the military with this Mos check out jobs in the Civilian Contractor sector
Hooah!!! I’m done with my first contract in AD. I’m moving to the NG as a 92A and I can’t wait. I’ll be going to AIT at Fort Lee Virginia. Does anyone have any info about 1229th Trans Co. Baltimore???🙌🏾
Tell the truth 92A Automated Logistics in Fort Hood 62nd SSA Two shifts 9am to 4pm 4pm to 11pm overnight DOD workers. GCSS-Army. But I work overseas now in Kuwait and Syria. 14 Months straight as an Logistics specialist and Heavy equipment operator. Learn how to run a warehouse, don't become a clerk. Also Fayetteville State have a Logistics Management Program. Being an 92A AIT gives you 20 college credits
Eugene Junior Miles is this a good job? Will you travel to cool places or just go to fucked places like the Middle East? What’s my chances of going to the west coast?
Sorry Sgt, You don't have a clue about the MOS. Until you get to the MMC or Thearter Logistics Management you have no Idea of the total what we as 92A. I make 6 Figures as a Procurement Sepecialist. Walmart is below me.
@@marlonmoncrieffe0728 We buy goods and services for the Government. You learn this part of the MOS at ALMAC course at Ft.Lee. I had been on active duty for 8 years when my CSMG told me about it. In other words why work in the field or Warehouse, sweating 😓 your azz off when you can be in a office sitting 🪑 at a computer 💻 doing your work. If you work the system you can do it on active duty get college credit for learning the job and when you get out you can do it for the government or private business. I preferred the Government because you don’t have to worry about the budget. But this is something they won’t talk about took much in AIT or NCOES . They need field bunnies to work in the woods.
@@bernardturner8103 lol, good for you. I’m actually glad your no longer a field bunny, and have moved on to bigger and better things. Until those of us still in uniform decide to make that transition we’ll continue to do the best we can at learning the various aspects of the MOS. This is geared toward privates just entering the military. I won’t argue about what I know, just know that I’m still killing it in the military and will be using my skills to do even better things when I retire in 5 years. Thanks for your input, service and support!
Aayyyyeee!! You are a beast! This video is pretty awesome! Thanks for giving me the opportunity to represent the 92A’s!!
Thanks for agreeing to do this!
The Official Ricky Bowden
Where do you think my duty station will be for this MOS?
I'm shipping out soon to bct. My mos is 92y
Hey Whittney! Great explanation of the MOS. You seem very knowledgeable! I have been a warehouse manager for a few years in the civilian world and am joining the army very soon (MEPS is in a few days). I have a wife and son and I am curious about 92a typical work schedule. Lots of long nights, weekends, shift work? Any insight about this? Thanks!
from one 92a to another ... GREAT VID! ....IN ADDITION 92A IN 98-99 WAS A COMBINATION OF ROUGHLY 9 MOS INCLUDING 92Y HAD FRIENDS THAT WERE 92Y BUT THEIR AIT WAS 6 WEEKS OURS 12 ? SHOWS WE HAD TO KNOW A TAD MORE LOL STILL ALL LOVE
This video was so helpful! I chose 92A as my MOS, and I wasn't sure what I really got myself into so I decided to do some research to understand it a little more. I signed my contract 2 days ago, and my basic training starts Februay 25th (Fort Jackson). I don't know who needs to hear this, but I just want you guys to know that I'm someone who NEVER thought about joining the army, but I'm so happy I did. Am I terrified, of course, but I'm also VERY excited and eager to learn so many things! I know I made the best decision for my future.
Glad this video helped you my man! Thanks for watching
Aye bro i start feb 25th too
YT Eli Yo!! Can’t wait to meet you man. What’s your name ?
Delvin Christopher damn my BASIC TRAINING STARTS ON JAN 21 (FORT JACKSON)
Delvin Christopher I’m studying for my test now . Can’t wait to leave . Glad I decided to go.
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Seems like a great NCO. Need more like her in logistics.
She is an awesome NCO! Very knowledgeable.
I’ve been active duty for over three years now, and my younger sister just enlisted yesterday. She’s gonna be a 92A. Thank you so incredibly much for this video Ricky.
I was a 92A many, many years ago and Sgt. Kilgore is spot on with her description. For me, 92A was the perfect MOS.
I was a 12B aka Combat Engineer. I’ve always respected the fact that we need all of our MOS’s. I liked having all of the equipment I need to complete my mission. Hell in Iraq we had water techs come in and they set up a shower. Now we only got to use it like three times but hell after 4 or 5 months of showering with cold ass lake water. I gotta say. I was damn happy to see them.
Man we at 20k thanks for the love!
Has been my job since 2006. I have worked in the supply room, motor pool, and warehouse. I planned to do the same job once I exit the army.
DLA Program Analyst, 100k+. Great info.
This is good to know cause I’ll be going to the army on June 3rd and after basic training I’ll be goin to AIT as a 92A
My mos is 92a and I ship for basic June 04 at Ft. Jackson then my AIT is at Ft. Lee for 12 weeks. Best video I've seen so far as to what to expect in this mos, thanks.
Wesley Phoenix let me know how everything is going right now. Update me
@@darylechankheo8155 Hey everything is alright, I finished basic and AIT. And AIT was only 9 weeks instead of 12 and now I'm stationed at Fort Campbell.
Thank you so much for this info I choose this MOS. And leave for basic this month
How did it go? Does it worth it?
Drill Sergeant patch!!!
Thank you soo much for the information, I leave for AIT soon.
Wish me luck!!
Great video SGT. Logistics from day one. 👍👍
I love this video, you are great at what you do😁
Thanks, I really appreciate it! I'm looking to do a 46S video, I need you sis!
Love the video man. Seen your last one. I'm a 92Y fort Jackson sc in January. Thanks for the videos!
Thanks for watching man, I'm on the job to bring you guys more content!
I loved being a (92/A) I started in my last units motor pool, but when I deployed to Afghanstan I worked in a SSA warehouse and that was cool. SSG Kilgore was right you can earn up to six figures on the Civilian side it would also help to learn about property book management, I'm sure alot has changed with the 92/a mos I say this because I've been retired since 2009 however I enjoyed my job.
I'm going in as a 92A, shipping on Tuesday!!!
She's pretty awesome Rick, great video
Yes she is very knowledgeable and an awesome NCO!
Just enlisted... April 5th at Jackson for Basic training and 92A after at Lee sometime in June 👍🏽 ready but nervous. Never thought I’d be in the army but I’m also ready to gain work experience and make a great career!
Yo you’re going to be with my brother! He enlisted as well and is going to fort Jackson in April 5th
that was my MOS did for it 7yrs loved it when I was on my last Deployment myself and two other guys Ran an SSA warehouse in Bagram Afghanistan
I'm currently on my last 2 days of Holiday Block Leave and my AIT is in Fort Lee, I'm a 92A but I keep hearing bad things about the Fort that and Drill sergeants are back at AIT, so I'm kinda nervous.
Wolfboy2012 you’ll be just fine, if you got through basic training you’ll for sure be golden in AIT. Don’t listen to the peanut gallery!
Ship out April 17, 2023 as 92A
Im 11Bravo infantry i served in Afghanistan and Korea
92y's Stand Up!!!!! Lol great video.
hmmm when I was in the army we wore are rank on our collars used pins with metal insignia
I agree with SSg Kilgore I assisted in Running an SSA warehouse in Bagram Afghanistan it
waas just three of us but got the mission completed I'm Retired now, If I were to suggest to anyone getting out the military with this Mos check out jobs in the Civilian Contractor sector
Yoo she was my drill Sgt😂😂
Raul Lopez she has her own TH-cam channel also
92 Alpha is where it begins, 92 Yankee is where it ends.
Nice video . I just choose this as my mos .
Shipping out Feb 26 ✈️
Good Luck! It’s hard work, but it will definitely pay off if you handle your business!
Same Here ☺️ Leaving Feb 19 🇺🇸💪🏼
Laurence Bantilan I’m leaving feb 19th too
uglywayne I ship May 14th
What is the sleep situation? Can you get enough sleep?
Hooah!!! I’m done with my first contract in AD. I’m moving to the NG as a 92A and I can’t wait. I’ll be going to AIT at Fort Lee Virginia. Does anyone have any info about 1229th Trans Co. Baltimore???🙌🏾
Apocalypse now air calvary. Lt colonel kilgores relative possibly?
Excellent content!! Do they still have Quartermaster in the Army?
92A is one of the things that make up quartermaster, so yes.
Do 92a get to be out in the field and not just in a warehouse?
which are the best duty station inside and outside the USA for 92 A
What ur first duty station for 92A?
@@savionsmith2204 My first duty station was Korea last year
I got a 92A with airborne I would like to would I stay airboner unit or 92A. how fast was promoting 92a?
Where have u been deployed thinking abt this mos
Ship out September 16th 😬 as a 92a
Carly Parnell I ship out the 17th and I’m a 92a hopefully I get to meet you !!
@@tenajahrouse72 yesss! Do you have an Instagram?
Carly Parnell @Gm.teniggah
Carly Parnell I ship out September 16 as a 92A too😬 and AIT at Ft lee!
@@benedictejoseph6111 omg stoppp!! Where are you going for basic?
Yankeeeeeee🤙
Can you help me on 89A please
Did you get the sign up bonus?
+Laurence Bantilan nope, but it changes all the time.
I’m between 92A or 11B
My father was 11B in Vietnam. He told my son to be 92A. Guess what? My son is in basic right now as 92A. My father is thrilled.
She knows her beans well.
+Lanre Oladejo she’s very knowledgeable, she was a great interview
Tell the truth 92A Automated Logistics in Fort Hood 62nd SSA Two shifts 9am to 4pm 4pm to 11pm overnight DOD workers. GCSS-Army. But I work overseas now in Kuwait and Syria. 14 Months straight as an Logistics specialist and Heavy equipment operator. Learn how to run a warehouse, don't become a clerk. Also Fayetteville State have a Logistics Management Program. Being an 92A AIT gives you 20 college credits
Eugene Junior Miles is this a good job? Will you travel to cool places or just go to fucked places like the Middle East? What’s my chances of going to the west coast?
Class VI
I hate when someone says there rank and then adds "promotable"
Well, G-Army is always down or bugging here and there :( lol
92Y🤓😎🤓😎🤓😎😎😎
Sorry Sgt, You don't have a clue about the MOS. Until you get to the MMC or Thearter Logistics Management you have no Idea of the total what we as 92A. I make 6 Figures as a Procurement Sepecialist. Walmart is below me.
What is a procurement specialist?
@@marlonmoncrieffe0728 We buy goods and services for the Government. You learn this part of the MOS at ALMAC course at Ft.Lee.
I had been on active duty for 8 years when my CSMG told me about it.
In other words why work in the field or Warehouse, sweating 😓 your azz off when you can be in a office sitting 🪑 at a computer 💻 doing your work. If you work the system you can do it on active duty get college credit for learning the job and when you get out you can do it for the government or private business. I preferred the Government because you don’t have to worry about the budget. But this is something they won’t talk about took much in AIT or NCOES . They need field bunnies to work in the woods.
@@bernardturner8103 lol, good for you. I’m actually glad your no longer a field bunny, and have moved on to bigger and better things. Until those of us still in uniform decide to make that transition we’ll continue to do the best we can at learning the various aspects of the MOS. This is geared toward privates just entering the military. I won’t argue about what I know, just know that I’m still killing it in the military and will be using my skills to do even better things when I retire in 5 years. Thanks for your input, service and support!
Going to Fort Jackson after I graduate High School in June and I'm a 92A and I'm so excited 😆 Thanks for the video 👍
LEBRON JAMES VICKERS Same bro I’ll probably see you there
@@justguany9700 hopefully man 👍💪
Same here bruh.. Feb. 19 💪🏼
See you there !!
@@evelynnejohanna4165 💪