16R3H Vulvcaneer

Global Supply Manager (Big Oil)

Just came in as a 63B- wheel mechanic.
what I'm doing now? Watching civilians do my job while I play on my cell phone all day.

1972 to 1976 MOS 11E Armor Crewman M60-A1 Now I am a trucking company Safety Director

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Originally posted by PepeLep:

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Originally posted by Pigiron6:
13B and 95B. Now I teach 5th Grade in a public school.Not much different from being Chief of Firing Battery or Plt Sgt. But it pays better.

Not where I live!

I made eighteen grand a year teaching high school in the '90s. I think a Plt. SGT makes a bit more than that these days.

My step brother teaches 6th grade in one of the poorer districts in Mississippi ( a poor ass place) and makes almost 40. He is in about his 5th or 6th year.

US Army 24T10 - Patriot Missile Operator

Civilian

1994 - Municipal Police Officer in Mississippi at a small PD while finishing my BS in Criminal Justice.

1995 - Professional Fire Fighter. Assigned to dept's only rescue truck in a city of 50,000 citizens.

1996 - Municipal Police Officer in a large city. Served in Patrol, Robbery Suppression among other things.

2001 - Special Agent for one of Mississippi's state law enforcement agencies.

2008 - After obtaining my masters, Department of the Army Civilian, emergency operations.

I was 19D, 11B, and ETS'd in '07 as a 19K. I'm currently a Certified Protection Officer with a private investigation and security services company...

Can't seem to stay away from jobs that require a uniform...

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Originally posted by C000lhandluke:
My step brother teaches 6th grade in one of the poorer districts in Mississippi ( a poor ass place) and makes almost 40. He is in about his 5th or 6th year.

The average regular term salary where I taught is $29,805. Our state minimum just went to $25K. That's what a fifth year teacher would make at that school. It's a poor ass place, too.

63C, Tracked Vehicle mech in Illesheim, Germany 70 to 72.
Now, retired A&P mech (engine shop) from a major airline in Atl. Living in coastal Ga.

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Originally posted by PepeLep:

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Originally posted by C000lhandluke:
My step brother teaches 6th grade in one of the poorer districts in Mississippi ( a poor ass place) and makes almost 40. He is in about his 5th or 6th year.

The average regular term salary where I taught is $29,805. Our state minimum just went to $25K. That's what a fifth year teacher would make at that school. It's a poor ass place, too.

where are you from man?

31B (MP)

I now work for the Federal gov (not a Federal agent though).

I am a bum.
Hey man, can you let me hold a dollar?

WAS 11 Bravo, Bamberg,Germany 1/54, Now I work with the criminal insane.

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Originally posted by charlie154:
WAS 11 Bravo, Bamberg,Germany 1/54, Now I work with the criminal insane.

Hey John.
Long time, no see.

Then:

PMOS - 11E40 (nowadays, it's 19K)
SMOS - 11D40 (nowadays, it's 19D)

Now:

Computer Specialist/Mainframe programmer, for Defense Contract Management Agency, within DoD.

Mark

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Originally posted by charlie154:
WAS 11 Bravo, Bamberg,Germany 1/54, Now I work with the criminal insane.

So, what you're saying is, you're still doing the same job?

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Originally posted by gumbydammit:

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Originally posted by charlie154:
WAS 11 Bravo, Bamberg,Germany 1/54, Now I work with the criminal insane.

So, what you're saying is, you're still doing the same job?

Hey now.
He was a FNG to the Company that arrived a few months before I left the Company.

But, you are right.
There wasn't a sane one in the bunch.

15H- Pnuedraulics mechanic
153A- WO flight student at Rucker.

As someone just beginning on their military experience, i have noticed a pattern on those of you who have replied on this thread. That pattern is: most of you had multiple MOS-es while in the military. My question is, why is this? Also, is that a common thing, for people to change their MOS?

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Originally posted by C000lhandluke:
where are you from man?

Missouri

I taught about ten or fifteen miles north of Ft. Wood.

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Originally posted by blaster00628:
Also, is that a common thing, for people to change their MOS?

I think that depends on how long you're in. A lot of people change when they re-enlist, and some get their MOS designator changed just because the Army likes to do that.

I was only an 11B.