El Gringo Aleman bro same, I leave on the 25th of this month going to fort Jackson for basic. You?

Me too ! Going to fort Jackson

My daughter is set to go 35g next july. How is the demand looking bro ? Did you have to wait ? Go Army

@@afg1951lash whats going on! I’m about to graduate from the 35G course in two weeks, the demand is looking really strong! We need a lot of golfs as there are roughly 2000 golfs within the whole army. We struggle to keep 35Gs because they always get out after their first contract making 6 six figures right off the bat. On the flip side I love being a Golf! We can’t really say much what we do because 95% of what we do Is strictly classified. But I can say if your daughter likes to look at the earth from a birds eyes view all day she’ll love this job.

All you 35g. Thank you for your service. Find some bad guys !!!

Your recruiter literally helped you dodge a bullet bro. 35G is one of the top ten best MOS in the army while being any kind of mechanic will make you hate your life. Current medic that works with mechanics daily, I promise you do not want to do what they do. They all signed because they wanted to be army mechanics and every last one hates it now

Don’t know if you passed but I go to meps for 35n tomorrow, got a 19 on the dlab. Recruiter told me the same thing, they weren’t lying

@@isounstabl3423when I took that test a couple years ago my brain was fried 😂

How’d it go?

@raybeam4 couldnt pass medical, then i got into trouble. Soooo... not good homie. My best friend joined last year though, and he closed on his house about a year ago! So its for sure a positive experience if youre thinking about it!

@raybeam4 well he joined 2 years ago now, time flies when youre old

Zialand dude those are literally my choices I’m stuck between. Do you regret your choice or nah?

@@threehammers2516 mmmmm>>>interested

Ur dumb af 😂😂😂

LMD YT And you’re not?

@@threehammers2516 aviation all day

Has the future come yet

Looking at imagery and geospatial information using software, and then answering specific requirements or requests as it relates to a place or activity. The field is very broad and a GEOINT analyst in one location won't be necessarily using the same type of imagery or geospatial information as an analyst somewhere else. The 35G schoolhouse will provide the necessary training to get you off to a good start. Can't really say much beyond that, but it's a great field that is constantly evolving and has civilian sector job security. Granted, you'll do the technical side of your job more in some military assignments than others.

you either go on mission. FMV, MTI, etc. or you are stuck at the unit PMCSing trucks all day.

...And what do all those abbreviations mean, ​@@Coopxi?

that's just the FORCOM side of the job. @@Coopxi

It depends on the unit your assigned, what’s going on in the military world and how good you are at your MOS. Like the guy below said you can end up PMCSing trucks all day or you can be assigned to a special task force like myself.

One is an Imagery Analyst (35G) the other is a Geospatial Engineer (12Y). 35G analyze mostly imagery vs 12Y create maps and don't necessarily. Intelligence VS Engineers.

@Michael Lee Socet GXP is the primary tool used by 35G they do use some tools from 12y. 35G are intelligence analyst vs 12y are engineers who design maps for customers. They cohesively work together but have different roles when it comes to what type of organization their attached too.

@Michael Lee Additionally 35G analyze Imagery specifically, I have yet met a 12y who know how to perform that task.

@Michael Lee 12Y’s bread and butter is literal maps. ArcGis is their tool. 35G’s use SOCET and they primarily use actual imagery collected from various platforms such as UAS (drones) and satellites. Source: I’m a 35g

Which MOS would be most like drone mapping and surveying? The Drone guys fly aircraft to collect the data (photos or LIDAR) then process the data into maps, geo-rectify them and analyze them for grade, cut/fill volumes and surface structures and anomalies. The workflow typically starts with a topographic survey and continues to monitor earthworks. as construction continues, 2D and 3D models are produced periodically to document progress and identify details about the site for materials, safety and quality. control.

You can't start off as a warrant officer, its a process.

@@jacksonwingdom8683 Obviously people don’t start off as warrant officers, I was wondering if that is a potential track for people who remain in the Geospatial intelligence field as a career.

@@jimgood1949 Yes there are

why

mazen mmha because you wont ever do your job

@@DocB-rad thanx

Rick Bradley that sounds like a good enough reason to not do it

Rick Bradley what do you mean by 525? I’m about to do 35G

It’s a depths perception test ..it’s dots on a line and you have to see which is further/ closer bigger/smaller and color vision test..and I think you can wear classes

Yes I wear contacts, and they allowed me to.

Yea and I have glasses and I leave May 11

Bro the person In the thumbnail has glasses

Yes you can. Just can't be color blind

@@gavinwestmoreland3424 That is a thumbnail on a KZfaq video probably done by a marketing agency. Don't assume that it represents official requirements LOL.

😂what

lmao