Supply Administration and Operations (My Job in the Marine Reserves)
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- čas přidán 7. 11. 2019
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Disclaimer: This video is not a representation of the United States Marine Corps or the United States Military. These are only my views and opinions. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Thanks for the informational video as always. Good to see an update!
manmynameisjohn thank you!
Informational video for sure, I’m going to Johnson to be a 3043 and this video was really helpful.
You’re in a new place every single damn video
Dylan W 🤷🏻♂️ my apartment leases are around 12 months
@Sheldon Lee aye can you ship me some of those blueberry muffins
Good video bro, really enjoyed the info. But can you make a video and go more in dept with the job you have in the civilian world.
Xavian Vazquez I was actually thinking about doing this. Thanks for the idea!
I have the same MOS i'm just waiting to go to my school in 3 months
I wanna start learining about the MOS what do you suggest i should start learning like anything that deals with that job the skills i need?
After watching this video it got me very interested in this job for the marines
Great information
Perfect vid
Interesting…My recruiter said I’m qualified for this job since I scored a 128 on CL score, but I score 105 for GT….I’m still not sure if I should take on 3043 since I’m also going to go to the reserve, but I’m not sure if I’ll enjoy 3043 even though I value the skill that comes with 3043
I’m trying to lat move out of 0111 I’m looking at 3051 or 3052 any info on these?
Could you tell me how long is 3534 mos school in Missouri please
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That beard
Respect
TRID3NT W4RR1OR thanks man, I’ve always wanted to grow one lol
Hello is mos 3000 a good one
Hi Sheldon my name is Nhan I am a senior in high school, and I was wondering do you think it would be hard if I wanted to be a full-time college student and do the marine reserves part-time. Would doing the reserves interrupt my education.
Cho Do I made a video about this (Balancing Marine Reserves and College). Short answer is it’s possible if you have the right mindset.
I've looking for an mos in accounting or logistics and I think this mos might work for me..
I signed for supply/accounting, do you go into the field or just stay in the warehouses?
Depends on which unit you’ll be assigned to. I was attached to a bulk fuel unit that went to the field almost every weekend so yes I went with them. But if you’re at a supply unit then probably not.
Dude I wanted infantry so fuckin bad but I got this 😢
Do you get deployed?
what's your job out side the corp? and how do you deal with active duty making fun of you all the time?
Bradley Sanders who cares 😂 still a Marine in the end
@@TienBuilds I know... just wondering because I want todo 4 years active and the rest reserves until I cant anymore
Bradley Sanders You’re going to realize about 6 months into your contract that the Marine Corps sucks and will countdown the days until you eas
if your worried about people making fun of you maybe you should decide to join a different branch
Were you still going to college as a Reservist
I leave may 4th doing reserves MOS 0631. Rah brother
Pajama GameLord goodluck man!
Semper Fi
Is it worth going ad to reserves as a 51
Same boat bruv. Supply or die!
i scored 38 and I'm qualified for supply administration and operations
i want to become one to, so i need a 31 score on asvab to qualify for this ?
What type of score you need for Asvab to get this MOS?
I got 60 on ASVAB score so and 110 on CL I believe because I just graduated booth camp recently at San Diego so 60 or more I guess
@@kind859spider3 hey man how is the school house for 3043?
So I have a question this may sound stupid, is there any possibility to work every weekend in the reserves other than once a month?
Christine probably not since the budget in the reserves wouldn’t allow for that. But there might be a way, though very unlikely.
I was curious, did you sign up for college money? Straight six years? I was a Field Radio Operator on amphibian unit. Tracks. Supply has got to be boring as hell. I've worked in warehouses before. Just inventory, quality control, ordering parts ECT...Have you ever heard of MIMMS? Marine Corps Integrated Maintenance Management systems? I worked on Maritime Preposition Ships and we had a MIMMS clerk on board. Nice office job.
Damn I have supply but I can get comms if I ask my recruiter
I am interested in joining the Marine coros reserves and well I wanted to know how exactly it work? how often do you go on deployment? how long does deployment tend to be? how many times a month do you work? can you work more than one drill a month? what’s the a average pay yearly? do you know the retirement plan for reserves ? what are the benefits ? how long till you can retire from them military? how does the whole gaining points to retire work? where can I go to look at the jobs the marine corps reserves has? if i have a college degree is it beneficial for the reserves ? do i go in as an officer ?
hi this is a late reply but I'm a supply reservist at a motor transportation unit. Our unit hardly ever deploys and I've only ever seen active duty marines transferred to our unit ever go on deployments. I only work one weekend every month, ranging from 2-4 days. We have one 2-week training period in the summer, and I usually just go with the motor t marines. My average pay is about $100 a day, so it just depends on your rank and the amount of days you work. You cannot work more than one drill a month unless you're covering for a month ahead. However you can go on ADOS and go on active orders and work active duty and receive active duty pay for a period of time. I have a buddy who's been on ADOS for 6 months, but you can just do two weeks - just depends on how long you want to go on ADOS. The retirement system is a bit complicated for the reserves, but I think you have to do at least 20 years, but you'll only start receiving them once you hit 60 years old, in comparison to getting them right after you do your 20 years in active duty. You retire whenever you finish up your contract and don't want to renew your contract. Your first contract is most likely going to be 6 years to get reservist benefits (VA Loan, GI Bill Chapter 1606, Tricare Reserve Select). Like I mentioned earlier, I don't know much about the pension system for retirement as I plan to leave the Corps after my first contract. You can talk to a recruiter for more information and on what jobs are available in reserve units near you! Honestly a college degree isn't really beneficial for the enlisted reserves, but it most definitely will be for officer reserves. If you do what I am doing, then you'll go as an enlisted and won't be an officer. That's a whole different component in the military and you'll have to go to an academy for that, not bootcamp. Hope this helps!
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Were you in Iraq in around 08? You look familiar bro. Was also supply 3043. I'm kindof opposite... really did not like the job, but gave me some interesting experiences and knowledge, I put up with it and got out. Found the job to be tedious af, at my unit there was a ton of work...like work never ended kindof feeling...and long days, I was on the computer doing 3043 stuff working 4adds literally my second week at my unit (I was with V1/2), first week it was just "bich work" shredding stuff, labeling things they hadn't got around to labeling etc...but worked me into their Sop's to get up to speed, and by the time I was ready to get out.. I'd have done everything, I could be a supply chief. My favorite part of the job was doing the DFAS and sending out the currier every day, my least favorite part was anything involving CMR's, I absolutely hated that side of work. I wanted Infantry but recruiter told me I'd have to wait 6 months for SOI, in hindsight, kindof wish I waited the 6 months lol.... deployed twice Iraq 08 and Afghanistan in 2010, and... honestly we had to deal with a lot of bs in my shop...when line companies had to wait we'd hear it... they'd treat us like we could make the logistics process work faster, but weren't, acted like they knew our jobs when in actuality they didn't know anything. Had some angry company guns come to our shop and think they ran sht, pretty annoying..did my best to treat people cool but just like any other Pog mos who has to deal directly with the infantry side at an Infantry unit, you treat us with respect we'll treat you with respect. It was rewarding at times, and sometimes soul crushing... especially on deployment. I was the kind of supply guy to hook people up, or barter..made a lot of friends unit wide, from snipers in our weapons company, to some other infantry guys, to the other S shops...that was cool, just knowing so many people. Had to do a lot of supply convoy stuff over there which was hectic. But overall, it's a good MOS...very important MOS as well.. I'd say one of the most important MOS's but it's really not for everybody. After the guys left who trained me, and I took their spot as senior NCO in the shop...the guys who came to replace them...were interesting. 1 Guy absolutely hated the job he picked and was depressed about it, reminded me of me but worse as he never sucked it up and just did the work, I think he ended up getting himself kicked out or something after I got out, I really tried to work with him as I had been exactly where he was at, I know I picked the wrong mos first week of supply school, but I figured it out and learned to find ways to enjoy it, I didn't want to fail. Another kid...wanted supply was really sharp to the point I was impressed with him pretty quickly... but...he hated our unit...he wanted like supply battalion where they are not deployable, and don't have to get up at 0530 for PT and could PT on their own time, and don't have to go to the field...so he got depressed and I had a lot of issues with him at the barracks because he was getting picked on. Third guy, he was just normal...wanted to serve, picked up things fairly ok...but he didn't like to PT and damn near failed PFT multiple times, and all the other stuff required for our unit he really didn't like. In Afghanistan he was about to pick up CPL...had to go do guard tower watch, and ended up slamming the 240 down and having an ND situation happen...so he ended up getting busted down etc. Last guy who I trained before I got out...was the model supply Marine, he was like 5 years older than me...and took advantage of whatever he could and was just on point, was a PT stud as well...he reminded me of me, but actually didn't mind the job. He ended up going to MARSOC before he got out, not as an operator but as supply. Which reminds me...that is an option, to go there as supply or to put in a packet for selection. So I've seen a lot of different kinds of people in the Job, from the 43 and 51 side, my best friend is a 51...it's a decent job, but if you get sent to an Infantry unit... prepare to not be a "super Pog" as they call it as you will be going out doing training evolution as well as your job, you will have to pt every morning like the Infantry guys do, all the other none combat mos do it to. Now that there isn't a big war going on...I think it may have changed some idk. But that's my experience in it. Since I been out I haven't done anything remotely related to it besides working in a factory for a short time when I first got out.
Question on MOS 3051 what do they actually do and do they cross train you within that field of 30x? How is the job like and do they see any combat?
@@markgier5806 Great question and I'm glad you're asking before you sign any paperwork. 3051 is a warehouseman...they work in the units warehouse, accounting for the physical gear in the warehouse...that's as simply as I can describe it. Stuff comes in, they account for it...and store it in an organized way, when people come to pick stuff up they are there to issue it out and things like that. Usually get trained on a forklift etc. As far as cross training, when I was in...in my unit, pretty much no, we didn't really do that. We were usually too busy for it...I think there is a slow point where we tried to teach the 51's some 43 stuff and vice versa, we had to give short 10-15 min PowerPoint presentation on what our assigned duties at the time were, but it didn't last long...and 51's weren't coming into the office to do 43 work, that never happened, my best friend would come into the office and get on my computer to get on Facebook lol. I used to go out in the warehouse on slow days or if I was fast getting my work done and I'd help them out, I'd actually do that to get out of the office lol. When big things happen, for instance pre deployment gear comes in and unit wide Marines have to come down to our shop to get issued like uniforms or whatever, it'd be a team effort, we'd damn near close the office down and we'd all go out to the warehouse and help them... dealing with around a thousand Marines, we may have a working party from the other companies to help as well. As far as seeing combat, tbh bro... wartime is over right now, so unless this country goes back to war I'm doubting many MOS's seeing combat military wide unless you're talking special operations.. who are doing more low-key clandestine operations around the world currently. Did I or we see combat? Yes, on my first deployment I almost got killed a couple times, I had to run convoys a bunch of times and a couple times things got hairy, been shot at etc. We had a guy in my shop get blown up on a convoy in Afghanistan but he came out physically unscathed. In Iraq we were getting IDF (indirect fire, mortar rounds) dropped on us almost every night on one of the fobs we operated out of...but that's about it, it's definitely not a combat MOS, but you don't have to be in a combat MOS to see combat, my last supply Chief had a purple heart and a Combat action ribbon from his first deployment to Afghanistan, he was a supply Marine when that happened to him. That's about it I guess, sorry If it was long winded. Hit me up if you have any more questions. If I could do it all over, I wouldn't pick any kind of supply MOS, I'd choose something more combat oriented. If I'm being super honest I'd join the Airforce and try for their special operations selection.
@@Siegefya I was hoping they do depending on the unit. Can I request to get trained with 3043 and learn it? I don’t want any form of combat MOS as my primary job. But then again I wanted to sure I’m making the right decision. Do you recommend active over reserved? Because I know they cross trained you on different jobs when you are reserved. But my friend who use to be a reservist told me that it’s a waste of time due to 1 weekend per month 2 weeeks in summer.. can you tell more about the reserve?
@@markgier5806 reserves aren't a waste of time, there's a lot of good benefits from being a reservist. I was a reservist in the Army after I got out of the Marine Corps, if you go reserves just make sure you have your civilian side of your life in order. So school, or a job or business or whatever...it's gotta be in order though that's the biggest thing about being in the reserves.
@@Siegefya he said you don’t technically get the full military benefits. But he said he did different jobs not his primary mos. he was mechanic but most of the time he was admin and other stuff. Im still debating whether active duty or reserve.