| 15M | UH-1 HELICOPTER REPAIRER (RC) (del 1310 / 1210 – 30) |
| 15N | AVIONIC MECHANIC |
| 15P | AVIATION OPERATIONS SPECIALIST |
| 15Q | AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL OPERATOR |
| 15R | AH-64 ATTACK HELICOPTER REPAIRER |
| 15S | OH-58D HELICOPTER REPAIRER |
| 15T | UH-60 HELICOPTER REPAIRER |
| 15U | CH-47 HELICOPTER REPAIRER |
| 15V | OBSERVATION/SCOUT HELICOPTER REPAIRER (RC) |
| 15W | UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE OPERATOR |
| 15X | AH-64A ARMAMENT/ELECTRICAL/AVIONICS SYSTEMS REPAIRER |
| 15Y | AH-64D ARMAMENT/ELECTRICAL/AVIONIC SYSTEMS REPAIRER |
| 15Z | AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE SENIOR SERGEANT |
| | SPECIAL FORCES – The close-knit team of Army Special Forces members in this MOS community train allied troops and engage the enemy in special operations direct action missions around the world usually with little publicity of their actions. They earn and wear the Green Beret after the completion of their selection and qualifications courses. |
| 18B | SPECIAL FORCES WEAPONS SERGEANT |
| 18C | SPECIAL FORCES ENGINEER SERGEANT |
| 18D | SPECIAL FORCES MEDICAL SERGEANT |
| 18E | SPECIAL FORCES COMMUNICATIONS SERGEANT |
| 18F | SPECIAL FORCES ASSISTANT OPERATIONS AND INTELLIGENCE SERGEANT |
| 18X | SPECIAL FORCES ENLISTMENT OPTION |
| 18Z | SPECIAL FORCES SENIOR SERGEANT |
| | ARMOR – The Armor officers and crew conduct ground combat operations using armored vehicles as the M1 Abrams Tank and the Bradley Fighting Vehicle. Taking the fight to the enemy, the soldiers of the Armor MOS community use their tanks and cavalry/forward reconnaissance operations on the battlefield as the Army’s long-range ground fighting force. |
| 19D | CAVALRY SCOUT |
| 19K | M1 ARMOR CREWMAN |
| 19Z | ARMOR SENIOR SERGEANT |
| | SIGNAL CORPS – If the Infantry is the backbone of the Army, the Signal Corps is the spinal cord. Secure communications between the soldier on the ground, helicopter over a combat zone, and the ground commanders is the important task of the signal corps. The gathering of enemy communications and translating and deciphering verbal or nonverbal communications is part of the signal corps specialty skills. |
| 25B | INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST |
| 25C | RADIO OPERATOR-MAINTAINER |
| 25E | ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM MANAGER |
| 25F | NETWORK SWITCHING SYSTEMS OPERATOR-MAINTAINER (del 1310 / 1110 – 21) |
| 25L | CABLE SYSTEMS INSTALLER-MAINTAINER |
| 25M | MULTIMEDIA ILLUSTRATOR |
| 25N | NODAL NETWORK SYSTEMS OPERATOR-MAINTAINER |
| 25P | MICROWAVE SYSTEMS OPERATOR-MAINTAINER |
| 25Q | MULTICHANNEL TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS OPERATOR-MAINTAINER |
| 25R | VISUAL INFORMATION EQUIPMENT OPERATOR-MAINTAINER |
| 25S | SATELLITE COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS OPERATOR-MAINTAINER |
| 25T | SATELLITE/MICROWAVE SYSTEMS CHIEF |
| 25U | SIGNAL SUPPORT SYSTEMS SPECIALIST |
| 25V | COMBAT DOCUMENTATION/PRODUCTION SPECIALIST |
| 25W | TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPERATIONS CHIEF |
| 25X | CHIEF SIGNAL NCO |
| 25Z | VISUAL INFORMATION OPERATIONS CHIEF |
| | JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL’S CORPS |
| 27D | PARALEGAL SPECIALIST |
| | ELECTRONIC WARFARE |
| 29E | ELECTRONIC WARFARE SPECIALIST |
| | MILITARY POLICE – Protecting the lives and property on Army installations is the job of the Military Police MOS community. They control traffic, help prevent crime, respond to emergencies on and off base as well as enforce the military laws and regulations. Military Police are also crime investigators with arrest authority. The Military Police MOS also get involved with detecting illegal behavior with police dogs and protect the base they are assigned with bomb-sniffing dogs as well. |
| 31B | MILITARY POLICE |
| 31D | CID SPECIAL AGENT |
| 31E | INTERNMENT/RESETTLEMENT SPECIALIST |
| 31K | WORKING DOG HANDLER |
| | MILITARY INTELLIGENCE – The “Intel” Community are responsible for collecting, sharing vital information to combat soldiers concerning targeting, enemy manpower, and capabilities. Pictures, electronic, communications, human, and counterintelligence are methods used to collect information to save soldier’s lives on the battlefield. |
| 35F | INTELLIGENCE ANALYST |
| 35G | GEOSPATIAL INTELLIGENCE IMAGERY ANALYST |
| 35L | COUNTER INTELLIGENCE AGENT |
| 35M | HUMAN INTELLIGENCE COLLECTOR |
| 35N | SIGNALS INTELLIGENCE ANALYST |
| 35P | CRYPTOLOGIC LINGUIST |
| 35Q | CRYPTOLOGIC NETWORK WARFARE SPECIALIST |
| 35S | SIGNALS COLLECTOR/ANALYST |
| 35T | MILITARY INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS MAINTAINER/INTEGRATOR |
| 35V | SIGNALS INTELLIGENCE (SIGINT) SENIOR SERGEANT/SIGINT CHIEF (add 1404 / 1210 – 05) |
| 35X | INTELLIGENCE SENIOR SERGEANT/CHIEF INTELLIGENCE SERGEANT |
| 35Y | CHIEF COUNTER INTELLIGENCE/HUMAN INTELLIGENCE SERGEANT |
| 35Z | SIGNALS INTELLIGENCE (SIGINT) SENIOR SERGEANT/SIGINT CHIEF (del 1410 / 1210 – 05) |
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ARMY BARRACKS 
I served at Merrell barracks from 76-79, as a MOS 62B, Construction Equipment Repairer. Didn’t see the MOS on the list.
Wow, a lot of MOS codes have changed or disappeared. I still see a few of mine on there, but others I went to school with aren’t there anymore like 81E Graphics Illustrator/Draftsman and 93E Meteorological Observer. Others I’ve worked in and was rated for changed their designation like 64C Light Wheeled Vehicle Operator now 88M, 71L Clerk, 75B PSNCO and a couple I cannot even remember the code it’s been so long 😂 like Intelligent Analyst was in 90 something series I think. The ones I carried that have not changed were the linguistics identifier, 12B Combat Engineer and 88N Movement Control. Two of my MOS’s got phased out on my and required me to reclassify and one I had to reclassify due to my injuries from Desert Storm. Worked in a few others as well when needed due to personnel shortages in some of my units but never got rated for them since I didn’t have the pay grade requirements for the slot so didn’t mention them here; only have awards as proof for those 😂.