[Breadman03]

0341. 60mm fun

 

[Finestkind]

Civilian


Finestkind

 

[c01]

13 B 105mm

 

[RedHaze]

0311

Gotta love the 03 field. Where the real Marines are! :whistling:

 

[CA Escapee]

USN NEC, 6612. Avionics Tech.

I'm curious what the MOS for an Avionics Tech was in the USMC back in the late '70s & early '80's. They've all changed now.

Bill

 

[02LimitedX]

0311...

 

[wrenrj1]

91B40 Medical Platoon Sergeant.

-1-167th CAV, NE ARNG (Ret.)

Thanks to everyone that has served. atriot:

 

[02RC51]

USMC 6072 Aviation support equipment mechanic

 

[USMCSergeant]

0352,0331 crosstrained, CAAT plt

3/6 Wpns

 

[nrabnf]

95B Military Poleece...quite a bit of fun actually in the late 60's, our company
was rerouted from Nam to Germany after all the hijackings started.

 

[ColdSteelNail]

11Bravo

 

[igor]

dont remember the numbers, but i was an army counter intel warrant, and i also was a rotary winged aviator. later the same two as a commissioned officer. i know the numbers changed when i becams a 1lt. god so long ago

 

[raven11]

1t1x1, aircrew life support

 

[1911chevy]

13B and 31R

 

[1sgranger75]

11B is there any other?

 

[ldmtulsa]

2533 radio/telegraph operator
USMC 1966 - 1969

 

[2-8 Marine]

0311, but back in the day ('65 - '69) that covered a lot of varied assignments. I did time as a Nuclear Weapons Security Guard with a Mardet, I was an Infantry Squad Leader and then a Desk Sgt with the Military Police. Now-a-days they're all separate MOS's I believe. Semper-Fi.

 

[dooku77]

Motor T baby!!!!!

 

[e z munny]

Hope you'll let an old USAF vet post in the Marine's section but I was in Weather (AFSC 25251) 1959-1963. There weren't very many of us, maybe 15-20 at a typical base.