Remember, a Marine is who you are � a MOS is what you are trained to do while you serve in the Corps.
Marine occupational categories include:
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| Becoming a Marine will provide you with a level of discipline, decision-making skill, and confidence few others will possess. And while in the Corps, the most important job you will have is that of Marine. But every Marine has a more specific function, called a Military Occupational Specialty, or MOS. Your MOS will fall into one of five categories, which work seamlessly together to provide a TOTAL FORCE. TOTAL FORCE means that every facet of the Marine Corps works together as a single, dynamic unit, and it allows the Marine Corps to call on any combination of specialties to complete the mission at hand. Remember, a Marine is who you are � a MOS is what you are trained to do while you serve in the Corps. Marine occupational categories include: |
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