HAWAIʻI GUARD · CAREER REFERENCE
A CODE.
A SKILL.
A DIRECTION.
Find the job behind the letters.
Explore the MOS list, understand the terms, and bring your favorites to a conversation with SPC Wagne.
FIND YOUR FIELD
Explore the specialties.
74 specialties in the reference
MAKE SENSE OF THE LETTERS
Read the list with confidence.
MOS means Military Occupational Specialty: your Army job. AIT is Advanced Individual Training. OSUT combines basic and job training. AIT lengths do not include Basic Combat Training or every possible school.
AFQT and job line scores serve different purposes. A number such as ST 101 is a line score, not a percentage on a practice quiz. DLAB refers to a separate language aptitude test.
Understand official Army scores- CL
- Clerical
- CO
- Combat
- EL
- Electronics
- FA
- Field Artillery
- GM
- General Maintenance
- GT
- General Technical
- MM
- Mechanical Maintenance
- OF
- Operators and Food
- SC
- Surveillance and Communications
- ST
- Skilled Technical
KEEP THE REFERENCE HANDY
The original sheets.
Read the original pages alongside this directory. Unclear cells are marked for confirmation; handwritten marks are not treated as current openings.