Fixing to reclass to this

What about any of the other jobs in the 12 series, like 12R and 12W?

12M too broskis

DPW fixes everything… what do army plumbers do?

im looking to joining this july for plumbinh you think that job would be open? this comment scared me. this or carpentry and masonry is all i see myself doing for that 3 years

Because of snobbishness. Going to college is the only ideal nowadays.

Infantry is more of a critical job. We need more soldiers on the front line, so I enlisted as Infantry 🇺🇲💪🏻

@@realcritical-kr2dd That's true, but by critical, I mean that when you're out the military, you have a skill that hardly no one has.

@@realcritical-kr2dd aye moron if there is a war u going either way lol

​@@realcritical-kr2ddare u in the infantry

With nice benefits and paid training.

@@boringstuff1542and no Goombas!

Aye man, did you get it? I’m going for it after being a 13B

Go reserves when you finish your contract, WAY easier to find an MOS you want

Should have worn your eye pro

Sometimes it's just construction standards. On a site everyone has to wear a helmet. Even if you're just cleaning up. OSHA

Yea i thought that was funny too been doing plumbing for 7 years been in plumbing school for 3 years joining army in 6 months and going in for plumbing

In a commercial job site you wear a safety helmet everywhere on the job site except the break room. A nut that falls down from a high enough height can penetrate your skull. There's a reason that construction jobs are consistently ranked the most dangerous jobs in America. Wearing a safety helmet while servicing a sink is good practice for when you need it to service a sink in a new building being built. There are safety officials that walk around that will pull you aside and fire you for breaking OSHA rules on certain jobs in the real world.

How was it?

They just work with the carpenters?

They just do lots a fuel lines and water vic piping for millions of miles in the heat

How was it

@@whosbait8895 good mos

What about now

@@davidmendez5050 I work for the government Social Security.

I am guessing they just contract the work out to civilian plumbers?

@@marlonmoncrieffe0728 They do, the K’s cross train with the electricians and carpenters and will have a yearly spring project around base.

MPs lay a lot when they are fking their buddies over

@@JesusChrist2000BC lol

@Player Four have you guys done 12k work st all ? I pretty much forgot my mos since I haven't done it since ait

yo, what's her Insta?

@@stevenmajicmike 12 bravo

@@LoveFactorySweatShop sadielynn164

There was only ONE person in my WHOLE 200-plus company that was a 12K when I was at Basic Combat Training last year.

Why? civilian plumbers make a lot of money.

Classes are only scheduled 5days a week

school from monday to friday 6:30am-3:30pm, weekends off you still have formations every couple hours

This was the class I was in. They came the last two days and filmed us. It was pretty cool

dd how the 12k MOS ? Also how is the ait of it ?

@@stevenmajicmike I'm actually Air Force. This portion of our course we are in a hybrid class with the Army. If you noticed in the video, most of the people besides the actual Army students sitting in the seat, are Air Force. Pause the video, you'll see it. So this part of the course is all that Army does for AIT. It's right at 2 months long. It's mostly hands on plumbing, and it's actually pretty fun course. You build a latrine from the ground up, with all the plumbing and what not. I enjoyed it. As Air Force, we spent 2 more months learning about fixing fuel systems, base pools, water treatment and what not.