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No. Unless he was later assigned to an INFANTRY unit and that unit (his unit) was directly involved with combat operations with a hostile enemy. "Only" during the Vietnam War could a GI with an artillery, armor, MP, engineer, etc. MOS obtain a CIB if he was assigned to a 11B (MOS) job in the US Infantry and engaged in combat with the enemy. A artilleryman, armor crewman (tank crewman), MP, etc. could be transfered to a grunt unit and end up in contact w/the enemy; WITHOUT his primary MOS being changed. Thus qualifying him to wear the CIB. The 11B (nicknamed 11Bullet Stopper in Vietnam) would or could be awarded as his secondary MOS. Regardless of the MOS change or not, if he was in a grunt outfit and he was in "enemy contact" with that outfit, he's awarded the CIB (on orders). After Vietnam the US Army took the MOS far more seriously and awarded it to only 11B men. But during the war men were needed everywhere all the time! Consequently the needs of the service came first and awards came after those needs were served. Another words after Vietnam "it took an act of congress" to pull a tanker off his machine and put him in another MOS, especially if he didn't like it. But during the war a man went where he was ordered...like it or not.
There must be at least one strobe light location marked at each end of the MOS.
The length of United States Marine Corps School of Infantry depends on the specific Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) that a Marine is training for. As there are many different MOS's, there are many different lengths.
Yes. In many instances, the crew chief is also the gunner.
It is MOS 1141.
infantry
Intelligence Specialist
Of course! pick an MOS that you enjoy and your good at and you can keep re enlisting in the Marines and youll stay at the same MOS and continue for the next four years.
MOS 0331 is machine gunner in infantry
MOS 7011 is an Expeditionary Airfield System Tech.
MOS 2142 is the designation for a Marine Corps Amphibious Assault Tracked Vehicle Repairer.
Ground Intelligence Officer.
About 1 out of 3 if it is among your three choices and about 1 out of 5 if it is not an MOS choice.
The Military Occupational Specialty or MOS for a cook in the US Marines is 3381 ~ see related link below .
An 8511 Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) was for Marines serving as Marine Corps Drill Instructors.
Yes you can, with some tests and appropriate background checks. There may be restrictions on MOS based on citizenship.