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The Marine Corps does a quality spread for MOS selection. The number one grad will get what he/she wants regardless. To make this example simple, if you take out all the Lieutenants with flight contracts and law degrees and you have 210 left, those will be divided into thirds - top 70, middle 70 and bottom 70. To prevent all the top officers going into a single MOS, the Marine Corps also divides the available MOS's into thirds as well so the officers in the top third can't select all combat arms MOS's, which are what most want. So is you are at the top of your third, you will probably get what you want.
I have heard it a little differently. 1st of top third picks, then 1st of 2nd 3rd, then top of the last third. The sucky thing is, if you are in the top 25 percent, you will be in the last 17 percent to pick. The Army used to do it a little differently with top 10% getting their first choice and then it cascaded down with limits on how many officer s branch could have
Officer MOS video! Please do any of the following! Infantry Officer Ground Intelligence Officer Marine Recon Officer Special Operations Officer (MARSOC)
I was prior enlisted before going to TBS... I was told to work hard and I could get the job I wanted (Intel)... Well by dumb luck I carried the radio during our very first field op. I tried to kick ass in that job. Well during each successive training field op my instructors said, hey you, you carried the radio before right! Carry it again. Well come time for MOS selection and I was really wanting Intel, but my instructors said, wait you carried the radio this whole time, you get to go to comm school (S-6). Moral of the story, inertia sucks ass and working hard does not really get you want you want.
@@Leanne_is_not_okay I was an enlisted A-4 Skyhawk Avionics technician. My Company Commander (Major) just happened to be an Aircraft Maintenance Officer (highly unusual). At MOS selection there were only two quotas for Aircraft Maintenance Officer, one in the middle third and one in the bottom third. I was high in the top third and was locked out of the MOS because a quota didn't exist in my third. The Company Commander pulled strings at Headquarters Marine Corps (Colonel level) and I was assigned the Aircraft Maintenance Officer MOS non competitively. I later served again in the Fleet with the Company Commander (now a Lt Colonel) and the Colonel that pulled the strings. They got a free beer from me every time I saw them at the O'club.
Although this isn’t the purpose of the academy, graduates of the United States Merchant Marine Academy can commission into any of the branches. A 2020 grad went the Marine Corps route and his mos is 1803
Thank you for NOT doing a video about IOC. We know there were a lot of comments for one. Uncertainty is a must for future students that will attend the course.
You should have talked about the thirds and quality spread concept used at TBS. Officer MOSs are typically split into thirds and based on your class standing could have more impact on what you end up doing than any prior experience. Example: Thirty 0302 Infantry officer slots assigned to a TBS company could likely be split between the top 1/3, middle 1/3 and bottom 1/3. That way there is a quality spread based on performance at TBS. That concept typically applies to all MOSs, but prior service and a few other exceptions could be a consideration when final decisions are made and you are assigned an MOS. So, becoming an officer of Marines needs be the number one priority as well as being the best leader possible regardless of what MOS you end up in.
1. NROTC Midshipmen attend Officer Candidate School in the summer between their junior and senior year. 2. When I attended TBS, The purpose was to train newly commissioned officers as an infantry officer (1973) 3. What happened to "Combat Support"? 4. I was commissioned through the NROTC program with an Civil Engineer Degree. I was selected as a Combat Engineer Officer.
This was pretty nice, good work General Discharge. It amazes me that the Marine Corps and all the other branches have so many specializations in their training and schools.
'95 TBS and I wouldn't be surprised if it's the exact same method I describe below. At the time it didn't matter what 1/3 you were in really as long you were in the top of that 1/3 grouping (1/3, 2/3, 3/3) since HQMC did "quality spread" assignment of each MOS required that was sent down to TBS to fill for that class. If HQMC wanted 18 Infantry slots filled for that TBS class, 6 would go into each 1/3. So guys in the bottom 1/3 of the class still had a shot at getting infantry. We lined up in order of class rank 1-250ish(minus aviation and law contracts) and went into a room with the SPC's with a 3x5 card written down with our top 5 ranked. Whatever 1/3 you were in the SPC's would look at the card and put it on a nail on a 4x8 sheet of plywood with a matrix of MOS's. We did that 2 times for practice during TBS and after the final "straw pull," the SPC's met in private and may move people around within the 1/3 still for "needs of the Marine Corps." I was close to top of my 1/3 and got my first pick. I got what I wanted...but I would have been happy with any of my 5 selection as I just wanted to be there. If you wanted to be a Marine Officer, there was more to it than just your MOS, and I agree with the quality spread method so that high quality officers are spread across all of the MOS. Some people definitely got screwed though (perspective) but you deal with what you are dealt and drive on and be the best officer possible regardless, and you will be rewarded with many challenges throughout service. Regardless of MOS, the cream rises to the top, resulting in various positive opportunities that will be presented throughout service. Some guys/gals I knew moped around after MOS assignments, others sucked it up and drived on, as is expected. Yut and good video.
Marine Officer MOS video Ground Intel, Counter Intel, Combat Engineer. I just graduated OCS class of 236 but I’m waiting for TBS. If you would make videos on the pipelines for these MOS’s that would be helpful.
Hot 🔥💥 Damn , GD.....!! You Guys just Keep on Keeping On getting better with the videos. This 51 Year Old Prior Service USMC and US Army Veteran, Widower,and Grandfather thanks You All for Your Military Service and helping You Tubers explain about Military Forces topics...... SEMPER FIDELIS AND THIS WE'LL DEFEND!!
Interesting because I've never seen anyone try and explain this. However, didn't really explain the grouping of thirds for Lt's & MOS slots. Where not only are the people ranked and divided into thirds but the allocation of MOS slots are as well. That is (or at least was as I've been out a few years) the ultimate determining factor. You can be a prior enlisted CI Marine, speak five languages, and have a PhD and be at the top of your class however, if the one slot for HUMINT isn't in the top third, you're doing something else for the next three & a half years. One of my best friends was maybe five slots ahead of me at the bottom of the middle third and got his 14th choice (we ranked all the MOS's we were eligible for), while I, at the top of my third (the bottom) got my second choice (only because my first choice only had two slots that were assigned to the top & middle third). The philosophy being that you're here to serve the needs of the Corps and a quality spread across the MOS's is infinitely more important than what you want.
Versus ideas: AF TACPs vs Marine ANGLICOs, Army Sniper vs Marine Sniper, Also I would like to see a Air Force SERE specialist video, Army CID, AF OSI, Navy Riverines, and AF Combat Air Advisors (CAA). Just a few ideas...thanks in advance GD!
@@montre2138 just wanna know more about it. I heard that its like a foreign internal defense (FIG) type deal. I think it could be an interesting role-up
@2:46 Good effort, but you left out more than 25% of the officers: - Adjutant (~3.4% of all officers) - Logistics (~7.8% of all officers) - Communications (~5.9% of all officers) - Ground Supply (~3.4% of all officers) - Financial Management (~1.6% of all officers) - JAGs (~2.4% of all officers) - Aviation Maintenance (~1.9% of all officers)
The video is somewhat misleading. There are different commissioning pathways (OCS, NROTC, Naval Academy, Enlisted Commissioning program), but All NROTC and Academy Grads have to complete OCS successfully during the summer between their Junior and Senior years as a precondition to Commissioning.
There’s NO accurate info here about Marine officer selection. Here’s the short version. You get a commission. Go to TBS. It’s a damn hard school and it lasts 6 months. You’re graded on everything, written tests, physical fitness tests, and leadership scores. The class is ranked 1 to whatever (about 250 officers in a class). Lawyers and aviators aren’t ranked. The class is split into thirds, and the available MOS’s are split into thirds. You pick starting with #1 in the top third, #1 in the middle third, #1 in the bottom third and so on. The bottom of the top third get screwed, as they did well but get the last few choices. Assignments based on prior skills are rare. There is always some wiggle room on available MOS’s so HQMC will always squeeze out a few more infantry slots as they go quickly. Everyone who gets a combat arms MOS gets a secondary MOS in support. They’ll serve one tour in combat arms followed by a tour in their secondary MOS. For those asking above about MARSOC and Special Operations, those are assignments not an MOS. You pretty much have to be infantry to get selected, just as you pretty much have to be infantry to become a general officer. That’s just how the Corps is. I was an officer of Marines 1985-1993. I got my first choice (tanks) at TBS. I went back after my first FMF tour to be on the staff at TBS.
You don't get your commission from completing NROTC and naval academy midshipment go to something called "leatherneck" for a few weeks to get evaluated, NROTC graduates go to something commonly referred to as OCC senior (is attended during their senior year in college) which is 6 weeks long instead of 12
The 19D mos is not available in the Ranger regiment...... However there are Airborne units that do have 19D Mos slots and you may have the opportunity to go to Ranger school while in the unit.....But if you want to apply for the Ranger regiment I suggest checking out the Mos's they have available for the regiment.
You can go to ranger school as a 19D. But Regiment only takes infantry. If you want to be a ranger, go infantry. If you want to fight dismounted at all, go infantry. No reason to go be a 19 Delta.
Went into the AF for EOD and got out quick because of how backed up the school is bjt for some reason recruiters are promoting the shit out of it. Currently doing a maintenance job and man... this is not who I am. Going to get a bachelors ASAP and try retrain into special warfare or... commission into the marines 🤞🏻
Hey man just been doing some thinking about the NSA and if they’re really just a bunch of hackers 😂. But if you could do a video on the NSA that would be great! Thanks and stay safe!
Please do a video on Coast Guard Intelligence (CGI). They do some pretty cool stuff that few know about. For instance, they were one of the first members of the U.S. Intelligence Community. Yes, I'm biased. Thanks General.
Why won't the marines take you into ocs with aviator Mos with possession of a private or commercial pilot licence. Why do u need a degree for everything
Yeah whatever the hell you do make sure to bury adjutant, supply, and comm O FAR FAR down on your list....I mean at the bottom (especially Adj). Unless you really want one of those shitty jobs for some reason and are a glutton for punishment, don’t give them the opportunity. Learn from my mistake, I was in the top third and got my 12th pick. It wasn’t far down enough...
Logistics is a legitimate field in the corps it’s nothing to be looked down on. Logistics is one of the most competitive jobs in the corps. They also get sent to airborne school so that’s cool.
@@mwalker.81 LOL I wanted to be an armor officer (tanks), but they stuck me with 0402. What the fuck? I've got a degree in Business Management & Finance! I worked on Wall Street BEFORE I went into the Corps. Did they expect me to do Mergers & Acquisitions or Investment Banking?
A few months after I got out of the USMC, the USN called with a guaranteed contract to be an NFO on the new Super Hornets. Too little, too late. I'd already had a high paying job. But, I would've taken that offer had I not heard about flight school training at Pensacola. I'm no Michael Phelps nor am I Mark Spitz.
Can you do a video on the Department of Energy Office of Secure Transportation? They provide armed security for nuclear materials while being transported
So having law enforcement experience, a criminal justice degree and having a previous dog handler Mos code...safe to say if I ask for military police I'd get it?
@@GeneralDischarge If you do the service academies, please do the US Merchant Marine Academy. They are slept on and their alumni go into all branches as well as private sailing
All Marine Corps officers are commissioned in the reserves. They serve 4 years active duty and then can compete for a regular commission or continue to serve in the reserves.
They wear the woodland and desert digital marine corps pattern (MARPAT). The woodland pattern is more densely woven for cold weather but they're both a cotton nylon fabric blend. They're also impregnated with permethrin insect repellent. The repellent is reapplied as needed for deployments and training. As far as the effectiveness of the patterns regarding concealment, they're both very effective in the appropriate environment.
Hi! I had a couple of question regarding joining the marines. i will be graduating from college with a degree in kinesiology and a minor in nutrition, I was wondering what kind of jobs those the marines offer related to that degree?
Hey General discharge, love your detailed videos. I’ve got a loaded question so bear with me. If your in an mos that has warrant officer opportunities, but can’t make a certain rank to qualify can you request a transfer to another branch to become a warrant officer? Example: I’m in services in the Air Force, but want become food service technician warrant officer. Since we don’t have warrants in the chair force this was the first thing that came to mind. Thanks for taking the time to review my comments and questions
@@CarlosGonzalez-zl9vg Well artillery is being minimized so not entirely get rid of but I read somewhere that they are shortening enlistment terms for Marines who are in artillery now so there won't be a need for a whole lot of Officers is all I was trying to say.
Here is the reality, if you don’t have a good idea of what you want to do, you probably won’t make it through OCS. You won’t know why you are putting up with the ..*ahem…discomforts of OCS and will drop out.
@@zacharyweiss3488 Imagine you’re guarding an installation, an embassy, etc., it comes under attack, guess what, you’ve just become a combatant...because it’s now on you to defend that area until additional elements arrive on scene to take over.
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Happy Friday... We hope you enjoy our video on US Marine Officer Selection! First person to say that the thumbnail doesn't depict Marine Officers wins a round of applause from Tommy Tinnitus! All jokes side, if you learned something new from this video, make sure to give it a like, and subscribe if you're new! We will see you next week - we got a cool video headed your way!
Cia protective agents vs diplomatic security service
officer mos video
Can you do a rangers video
@@Antonio-ju8yx they already have
@@Antonio-ju8yx they all ready did one about the rangers and one about rangers vs green berets
The Marine Corps does a quality spread for MOS selection. The number one grad will get what he/she wants regardless. To make this example simple, if you take out all the Lieutenants with flight contracts and law degrees and you have 210 left, those will be divided into thirds - top 70, middle 70 and bottom 70. To prevent all the top officers going into a single MOS, the Marine Corps also divides the available MOS's into thirds as well so the officers in the top third can't select all combat arms MOS's, which are what most want. So is you are at the top of your third, you will probably get what you want.
Are you a Texas Aggie?
This is exactly correct.
I have heard it a little differently. 1st of top third picks, then 1st of 2nd 3rd, then top of the last third.
The sucky thing is, if you are in the top 25 percent, you will be in the last 17 percent to pick.
The Army used to do it a little differently with top 10% getting their first choice and then it cascaded down with limits on how many officer s branch could have
I'm a simple guy. General Discharge post about the Marine Corps, I watch.
Exactly
Facts
The odds i came to this channel to suggest this and y’all did this before I could ask is at least 1 in 2m
Ok. Officer MOS video.
Another great one gents.
I was a combat instructor at TBS. best job i ever had
Officer MOS video!
Please do any of the following!
Infantry Officer
Ground Intelligence Officer
Marine Recon Officer
Special Operations Officer (MARSOC)
I’ve been highly considering going for MARSOC
@@jeuronplays2778 are you in the military
I was prior enlisted before going to TBS... I was told to work hard and I could get the job I wanted (Intel)... Well by dumb luck I carried the radio during our very first field op. I tried to kick ass in that job. Well during each successive training field op my instructors said, hey you, you carried the radio before right! Carry it again. Well come time for MOS selection and I was really wanting Intel, but my instructors said, wait you carried the radio this whole time, you get to go to comm school (S-6). Moral of the story, inertia sucks ass and working hard does not really get you want you want.
How could a prior enlisted get a chance getting pilot or some mos within aviation?
@@Leanne_is_not_okay I was an enlisted A-4 Skyhawk Avionics technician. My Company Commander (Major) just happened to be an Aircraft Maintenance Officer (highly unusual). At MOS selection there were only two quotas for Aircraft Maintenance Officer, one in the middle third and one in the bottom third. I was high in the top third and was locked out of the MOS because a quota didn't exist in my third. The Company Commander pulled strings at Headquarters Marine Corps (Colonel level) and I was assigned the Aircraft Maintenance Officer MOS non competitively. I later served again in the Fleet with the Company Commander (now a Lt Colonel) and the Colonel that pulled the strings. They got a free beer from me every time I saw them at the O'club.
Your story is nonsense. TBS instructors play no part in assigning MOSs.
Nice try, liar.
That was funny...😂
Although this isn’t the purpose of the academy, graduates of the United States Merchant Marine Academy can commission into any of the branches. A 2020 grad went the Marine Corps route and his mos is 1803
Oh wow that is actually really cool. Did he want to be a Marine Officer before he went to the Merchant Marine Academy?
Any person who goes through a service academy must choose marine option and go to leatherneck which is 4 weeks at camp Barrett where tbs
Thank you for NOT doing a video about IOC. We know there were a lot of comments for one. Uncertainty is a must for future students that will attend the course.
You should have talked about the thirds and quality spread concept used at TBS. Officer MOSs are typically split into thirds and based on your class standing could have more impact on what you end up doing than any prior experience. Example: Thirty 0302 Infantry officer slots assigned to a TBS company could likely be split between the top 1/3, middle 1/3 and bottom 1/3. That way there is a quality spread based on performance at TBS. That concept typically applies to all MOSs, but prior service and a few other exceptions could be a consideration when final decisions are made and you are assigned an MOS. So, becoming an officer of Marines needs be the number one priority as well as being the best leader possible regardless of what MOS you end up in.
AF Special Mission Aviator? Was happy to AF EOD on the channel! Great video as always, guys!
1. NROTC Midshipmen attend Officer Candidate School in the summer between their junior and senior year.
2. When I attended TBS, The purpose was to train newly commissioned officers as an infantry officer (1973)
3. What happened to "Combat Support"?
4. I was commissioned through the NROTC program with an Civil Engineer Degree. I was selected as a Combat Engineer Officer.
Yeah!! 1302. CEB baby
This was pretty nice, good work General Discharge. It amazes me that the Marine Corps and all the other branches have so many specializations in their training and schools.
'95 TBS and I wouldn't be surprised if it's the exact same method I describe below. At the time it didn't matter what 1/3 you were in really as long you were in the top of that 1/3 grouping (1/3, 2/3, 3/3) since HQMC did "quality spread" assignment of each MOS required that was sent down to TBS to fill for that class. If HQMC wanted 18 Infantry slots filled for that TBS class, 6 would go into each 1/3. So guys in the bottom 1/3 of the class still had a shot at getting infantry. We lined up in order of class rank 1-250ish(minus aviation and law contracts) and went into a room with the SPC's with a 3x5 card written down with our top 5 ranked. Whatever 1/3 you were in the SPC's would look at the card and put it on a nail on a 4x8 sheet of plywood with a matrix of MOS's. We did that 2 times for practice during TBS and after the final "straw pull," the SPC's met in private and may move people around within the 1/3 still for "needs of the Marine Corps." I was close to top of my 1/3 and got my first pick. I got what I wanted...but I would have been happy with any of my 5 selection as I just wanted to be there. If you wanted to be a Marine Officer, there was more to it than just your MOS, and I agree with the quality spread method so that high quality officers are spread across all of the MOS. Some people definitely got screwed though (perspective) but you deal with what you are dealt and drive on and be the best officer possible regardless, and you will be rewarded with many challenges throughout service. Regardless of MOS, the cream rises to the top, resulting in various positive opportunities that will be presented throughout service. Some guys/gals I knew moped around after MOS assignments, others sucked it up and drived on, as is expected. Yut and good video.
Marine Officer MOS video
Ground Intel,
Counter Intel,
Combat Engineer.
I just graduated OCS class of 236 but I’m waiting for TBS. If you would make videos on the pipelines for these MOS’s that would be helpful.
" Play to the Student's Strengths and Experience", especially if You are a Prior Service Enlisted Man. That's Deep, Man!! 🇺🇸🦅🌎⚓
Hot 🔥💥 Damn , GD.....!! You Guys just Keep on Keeping On getting better with the videos. This 51 Year Old Prior Service USMC and US Army Veteran, Widower,and Grandfather thanks You All for Your Military Service and helping You Tubers explain about Military Forces topics...... SEMPER FIDELIS AND THIS WE'LL DEFEND!!
Interesting because I've never seen anyone try and explain this. However, didn't really explain the grouping of thirds for Lt's & MOS slots. Where not only are the people ranked and divided into thirds but the allocation of MOS slots are as well. That is (or at least was as I've been out a few years) the ultimate determining factor. You can be a prior enlisted CI Marine, speak five languages, and have a PhD and be at the top of your class however, if the one slot for HUMINT isn't in the top third, you're doing something else for the next three & a half years. One of my best friends was maybe five slots ahead of me at the bottom of the middle third and got his 14th choice (we ranked all the MOS's we were eligible for), while I, at the top of my third (the bottom) got my second choice (only because my first choice only had two slots that were assigned to the top & middle third). The philosophy being that you're here to serve the needs of the Corps and a quality spread across the MOS's is infinitely more important than what you want.
SEMPER FI MARINE! CONTINUE WITH YOUR OUTSTANDING WORK...
Versus ideas: AF TACPs vs Marine ANGLICOs, Army Sniper vs Marine Sniper, Also I would like to see a Air Force SERE specialist video, Army CID, AF OSI, Navy Riverines, and AF Combat Air Advisors (CAA). Just a few ideas...thanks in advance GD!
That AF CAA is a must really.
@@montre2138 just wanna know more about it. I heard that its like a foreign internal defense (FIG) type deal. I think it could be an interesting role-up
@@ntbroz7315 Same I wanna know if they embed with Green Berets and what work they do.
I've narrowed my choices down to Admin and MARSOC.
Lol
@2:46 Good effort, but you left out more than 25% of the officers:
- Adjutant (~3.4% of all officers)
- Logistics (~7.8% of all officers)
- Communications (~5.9% of all officers)
- Ground Supply (~3.4% of all officers)
- Financial Management (~1.6% of all officers)
- JAGs (~2.4% of all officers)
- Aviation Maintenance (~1.9% of all officers)
He did mention jags before that
@@uttermostvids631 Mentioned, but not listed when he says "pause the screen to give them a longer look".
Hey where do you get this data on the percentages?
These videos are the very best. Thank you!!
Great video and tons of info thanks
Officer MOS Video..... We need this one bro!
The video is somewhat misleading. There are different commissioning pathways (OCS, NROTC, Naval Academy, Enlisted Commissioning program), but All NROTC and Academy Grads have to complete OCS successfully during the summer between their Junior and Senior years as a precondition to Commissioning.
Officer MOS video! Especially for Ground Intel, Recon, & MARSOC
OFFICER MOS VIDEO also how an officer becomes a reconnaissance officer
Great job, I'm familiar with the process, look forward to your next video...
There’s NO accurate info here about Marine officer selection.
Here’s the short version. You get a commission. Go to TBS. It’s a damn hard school and it lasts 6 months. You’re graded on everything, written tests, physical fitness tests, and leadership scores. The class is ranked 1 to whatever (about 250 officers in a class). Lawyers and aviators aren’t ranked. The class is split into thirds, and the available MOS’s are split into thirds. You pick starting with #1 in the top third, #1 in the middle third, #1 in the bottom third and so on. The bottom of the top third get screwed, as they did well but get the last few choices.
Assignments based on prior skills are rare. There is always some wiggle room on available MOS’s so HQMC will always squeeze out a few more infantry slots as they go quickly.
Everyone who gets a combat arms MOS gets a secondary MOS in support. They’ll serve one tour in combat arms followed by a tour in their secondary MOS.
For those asking above about MARSOC and Special Operations, those are assignments not an MOS. You pretty much have to be infantry to get selected, just as you pretty much have to be infantry to become a general officer. That’s just how the Corps is.
I was an officer of Marines 1985-1993. I got my first choice (tanks) at TBS. I went back after my first FMF tour to be on the staff at TBS.
Officer MOS video Heck yeah!
Hey General Discharge, love your video! Could you please do a video on Marine JAG's and Intelligence community!
You don't get your commission from completing NROTC and naval academy midshipment go to something called "leatherneck" for a few weeks to get evaluated, NROTC graduates go to something commonly referred to as OCC senior (is attended during their senior year in college) which is 6 weeks long instead of 12
I'm curious to know about Cavalry Scouts and the Ranger school and battalion. Is it true that Cav Scouts are not allowed to go 75th Rangers?
Yes the reason for this is that the rangers have a special recon company
The 19D mos is not available in the Ranger regiment...... However there are Airborne units that do have 19D Mos slots and you may have the opportunity to go to Ranger school while in the unit.....But if you want to apply for the Ranger regiment I suggest checking out the Mos's they have available for the regiment.
You can go to ranger school as a 19D. But Regiment only takes infantry. If you want to be a ranger, go infantry. If you want to fight dismounted at all, go infantry. No reason to go be a 19 Delta.
Went into the AF for EOD and got out quick because of how backed up the school is bjt for some reason recruiters are promoting the shit out of it. Currently doing a maintenance job and man... this is not who I am. Going to get a bachelors ASAP and try retrain into special warfare or... commission into the marines 🤞🏻
How’d it go
6:56 Yes please we need this video
you guys should do a video on the black rifles a unit in the army
Video on legal candidate at ocs
Hey man just been doing some thinking about the NSA and if they’re really just a bunch of hackers 😂. But if you could do a video on the NSA that would be great! Thanks and stay safe!
Officer MOS video!!
USAF Dagre/Raven, DSS, DOE's NSSA/FPF, US Army Counterintelligence.
These are great , thanks .
Which MOSs are not available to marine reservists?
Officer MOS Video!!! Infantry and intelligence!!!
Hey, love the vid! Can you maybe cover FBI CIRG, as I am retired CIRG.
Officer MOS video, please!
Ground Intelligence
If I was going to join as an officer and I had a degree in engineering, is there a very good chance that I could be an infantryman?
Great channel! I’m trying to crosstrain to USAF SERE Specialist. Would love to see you make a video!
Please do a video on Coast Guard Intelligence (CGI). They do some pretty cool stuff that few know about. For instance, they were one of the first members of the U.S. Intelligence Community. Yes, I'm biased. Thanks General.
Gotta do Army SFAB next.
Please make a Officer MOS Video. Thanks
Maybe do a video on Marine Corp EOD
VMI also gives commission for marine corps officers
You guys should do a video on SeaBees ECS school.
Thanks for the suggestion!
ow does builders get on GD? All branches have Engineers, what's the big deal about them?
Can you make a series of all the officer jobs in the marines please this is my dream
Officer MOS video, por favor. Thanks for the vids big boss.
Please make a video on marine corp officer RESERVES
officer mos video.👍
Do a video on the OSS (office of strategic services)
Make one one Marine reservist and army Reserve
Officer MOS video 1803 please.
Please do the Seabee Recon teams
Officer MOS Video! They must have ones for Firefighting.
If I remember correctly, firefighting is the next course they teach you, after the history of the Marine Corps.
Why won't the marines take you into ocs with aviator Mos with possession of a private or commercial pilot licence. Why do u need a degree for everything
Semper Fi To All Marines Remember all those leadership traits Marines
Can y’all do a video about coast guard divers
How about a vid about Infantry Officers Course?
Honestly, it’s a crap shoot, some of the best fit and most capable Marines I ever met ended up in Logistics, 😂!
Yeah whatever the hell you do make sure to bury adjutant, supply, and comm O FAR FAR down on your list....I mean at the bottom (especially Adj). Unless you really want one of those shitty jobs for some reason and are a glutton for punishment, don’t give them the opportunity. Learn from my mistake, I was in the top third and got my 12th pick. It wasn’t far down enough...
@@Luke-lt4rx Hahaha, so damn true, there are brutal misconceptions out there on how this process truly works!
Logistics is a legitimate field in the corps it’s nothing to be looked down on. Logistics is one of the most competitive jobs in the corps. They also get sent to airborne school so that’s cool.
@@mwalker.81 LOL I wanted to be an armor officer (tanks), but they stuck me with 0402. What the fuck? I've got a degree in Business Management & Finance! I worked on Wall Street BEFORE I went into the Corps. Did they expect me to do Mergers & Acquisitions or Investment Banking?
A few months after I got out of the USMC, the USN called with a guaranteed contract to be an NFO on the new Super Hornets. Too little, too late. I'd already had a high paying job. But, I would've taken that offer had I not heard about flight school training at Pensacola. I'm no Michael Phelps nor am I Mark Spitz.
I don't think any tank officer MOSes are open anymore.
Officer MOS video!
Can you do a video on the Department of Energy Office of Secure Transportation? They provide armed security for nuclear materials while being transported
Officer MOS video
Hello, do you know by chance if DEA SRT teams still deploy overseas like Afghanistan, etc, like the past FAST teams?
I think they still do I
@@leaundralangston6297 Thanks for the answer
So having law enforcement experience, a criminal justice degree and having a previous dog handler Mos code...safe to say if I ask for military police I'd get it?
Hey, could you do a video on each of the US service academies?
Thanks for the suggestion!
@@GeneralDischarge If you do the service academies, please do the US Merchant Marine Academy. They are slept on and their alumni go into all branches as well as private sailing
Video about NCIS agents 🙏🏾🙏🏾
We have one, go check it out!
do an officer mos vid!
Great video and outstanding channel. What are the available MOS opportunities for reserve officers. Semper Fi!
All Marine Corps officers are commissioned in the reserves. They serve 4 years active duty and then can compete for a regular commission or continue to serve in the reserves.
Officer mos video please
can you go over all the different combat camos the marines wear
They wear the woodland and desert digital marine corps pattern (MARPAT). The woodland pattern is more densely woven for cold weather but they're both a cotton nylon fabric blend. They're also impregnated with permethrin insect repellent. The repellent is reapplied as needed for deployments and training. As far as the effectiveness of the patterns regarding concealment, they're both very effective in the appropriate environment.
Typically, the woodland pattern is worn in the winter and the desert is worn in the summer.
Officer MOS Video
I want to be a tank officer in the Marines but why are Marines getting rid of tank Mos and how are they gonna get combat support?
Can you do a video on USMC Warrant Officers or, Warrant Officers in the military in general?
Officer MOS video! :)
Hi!
I had a couple of question regarding joining the marines.
i will be graduating from college with a degree in kinesiology and a minor in nutrition, I was wondering what kind of jobs those the marines offer related to that degree?
None. If you want to be a doctor join a different branch.
Marsoc Officer Video!
Hey General discharge, love your detailed videos. I’ve got a loaded question so bear with me. If your in an mos that has warrant officer opportunities, but can’t make a certain rank to qualify can you request a transfer to another branch to become a warrant officer? Example: I’m in services in the Air Force, but want become food service technician warrant officer. Since we don’t have warrants in the chair force this was the first thing that came to mind. Thanks for taking the time to review my comments and questions
Did he make a video about IOC?
I'd assume Tank Officer and Field Artillery Officer will vanish rather soon.
why field artillery ? I get the tanks but i’m not sure why artillery
@@CarlosGonzalez-zl9vg Well artillery is being minimized so not entirely get rid of but I read somewhere that they are shortening enlistment terms for Marines who are in artillery now so there won't be a need for a whole lot of Officers is all I was trying to say.
Mos if you could go into more about certain things that maybe on the classified or developmental level of cyber security such as implanted eye dubs
Here is the reality, if you don’t have a good idea of what you want to do, you probably won’t make it through OCS. You won’t know why you are putting up with the ..*ahem…discomforts of OCS and will drop out.
I'm still waiting for powerlifters vs. Bodybuilders
Officer MOS Video:
Cyberspace (1702 and most interested in)
Signals intel (0206)
Air intel (0207)
Air defense (7210)
Ground intel (0203)
Would a marine FAST team see combat?
Damn near any Marine could see combat, comes with being one.
Ok thank you
Most Marines will see combat.
But a fast team does security so would they?
@@zacharyweiss3488 Imagine you’re guarding an installation, an embassy, etc., it comes under attack, guess what, you’ve just become a combatant...because it’s now on you to defend that area until additional elements arrive on scene to take over.
Video on flight surgeons?
I don't know about that 90 percent get something in their top 5... Awesome video though
Do USAF SF DAGRE.
Do Marine Recon Officers
SFAB please