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ViperNick22 how was it

Nice how was it I’m looking into going in to become a electrician for the marine mos 1141

Congratulations!

we gonna need an update vipernick

Is there a bonus for this job ?

How much they get paid when they start and after 1 year?

@@amilcarflores7905 if you have no education. And after 1 year later. You pay grade will be E2. $2000 before taxes. After taxes depends on your duty station, will be 1860 a month

@@_raff8641 bonuses vary for every job. One MOS could offer a $20,000 bonus one month and no bonus the next month

Dam y’all get hours towards a journeyman’s? Very nice! We get college credits in the airforce :/

I want those electrical hours and college credits how you do both

@@lifeasj4520 you get both by joining the infantry🇺🇸🦅💥

American institute

@@pepino2816lies

Where do they work after graduation?

@@emanuelolivera1611 My buddy is a electrician, when deployed they'll do humanitarian stuff like install electricity for villages or compounds but stateside I can't speak for that

Yup

@@tanner5209 - Yep. The way it works is: You're a soldier first, you're a soldier second, and you do your MOS when the Army feels it's needed. You're a 12 Detail 11 months and 2 weeks out of the year and a 12 Romeo maybe 2 weeks out of that year. (field training and NTC)

@@thespadestable I was stationed at NTC for 3 years (fml). We did tank gunnery 2 weeks out of the year. The rest of the time I was rucking all night playing haj in the mountains. Even there I barely did my job.

Dag

Lmao I’m literally about to go to trade school after doing 3 years of artillery

Once you reach SSG you basically become a 12H, which does all those things. My Drill Sergeant during AIT was a 12H (was 12R beforehand)

It wouldn't be worth it. If that was your goal, accomplish it outside the military

@@ZeusAndKillerwhy

TELL ALL THEM KDS !! KNOW YOU ARE TOTALLY CORRECT !!!!!!

Why would they outsource the work if they have trained electricians on base?

@@jacec.m.3847 >politics !! them kids wont even know the nec code nor be able to bend pipe production quick.

So what do we do all day?!

@@slowgoat6089 well in Kuwait some of them became part time guards lolol .

broooo sameeeeeee i want to become a lineman so idk which mos to choose for electrical background

@@whymemanwhyl0lp751 Have you read about 12q. Seems more geared toward that.

😊 That's how I found my current M.O.S. of 88N!

@@whymemanwhyl0lp751 You are looking for a 12Q but that job is only for reservists.

With all due respect, self paced???? I went through AIT Bravo 269 Ft. LW in 2019 as a 12R...there was no self pace. 6 and a half weeks was the full length. You had to do the full training and pass/fail, either you graduated or were retained for one more cycle or if failed recycled back into a different MOS somewhere else. 🤔 Also, not trying to be an asshole, but what year was that?

I finished the 51r10 course in 17 days. That was in the 1980s. Frankly, the mos has not changed, the merging of the 51 series with the 12 series is more honest of the Army. Considering the 12B mos is a combat engineer. There is one other course the Engineer school requires of. Future engineers. Combat Engineer Training. Which lasted two weeks in the 1980s. For the record I didn't bother to correct all the people who were misleading with their comments. I simply gave the information people considering the MOS should know. I will now include the OSUT requirement. Meaning the prospective engineer student will be in the same unit with the same Drill Instructors for basic as for CET and AIT. Where most other MOS students go to a new school or even a new training center where their schools last months, the Engineer student stays with the same unit. With all due respect everything I have posted is without malice, completely honest, well intended and coming from an actual army interior electrician.

I had two 12Rs in my platoon alone, at Fort Leonard Wood, and they were NOT doing OSUT.

@@marlonmoncrieffe0728 OSUT = One Station Unit Training. The same Drill Instructors and same Unit for Basic, CET, and AIT. Everyone in the Company is doing OSUT. So a platoon being part of the company is too. It is best to never pretend you know something. Instead learn about it from those who do.

...I know what OSUT is, @@ericcord1510 . And they were NOT doing OSUT. They trained at a company with non-12Rs before leaving elsewhere.

Really 😦

Oh no! I was recommending 12W to a friend!

What score did you need ?

You don’t die when shocked You die when electrocuted.

@@Midnitedreary88 just got out the Army a month ago. The job was fun😂

@@RaulReyes-dd3di I am thinking about enlisting, I already did meps and passed with a qualifying ASVAB score. I am an apprentice in Ibew local 164 right now thinking about going into 12R bc it's the same thing I am doing now. My option for 12R is through the NJANG. do you actually get to do electrical work in the army after you finish AIT?

@@Midnitedreary88 to be 100% honest. Stay with the IBEW, you literally hit gold with that job. The reason you should be joining is if your willing to reap those benefits and die under the wing of Uncle Sam. If I were you I would stick with your job and continue to pursue that career. The military is the definition of overworked and under paid. Unless you want the title of a soldier I advise you stick with that job. If anything join the National Guard! It's part time service one weekend a month and you still keep your Civilian job getting both benefits. It's the smarted thing you can do

Yess tell them you want to go in with the MOS

Become a contractor or apply for DOD

Deeno after you’re out of training absolutely. None of the 12R’s I ever saw were allowed to purchase personal tools. You’ll have what you need.

How it is? Active duty?