This video was my Final Documentation assignment in my Video Production and Documentation course for the MOS (Military Occupational Specialty) 25V Combat Documentation/Production Specialist.
Mark flores Any time you join the military you have to accept the fact that you will deploy and get sent to far away places, but overall you will find that it is an experience like no other and can be very rewarding
Deployment was the best time of my military career. Seriously, don't sweat it. It's part of being in the Army and by the time you get there you will be ready for it. Eager for it really to get away from the garrison BS.
Hello all pfc swift here, for all those who already have training you are able to challenge the annexes to expedite your schooling. They dont make it easy to do so but always bring it up. And for those looking to enlist i highly recommend this mos as most don't give certifications or train you in 2 separate fields. If you would like further information from my small experience in this mos hit me up.
Jeffrey Swift Jr. Is this mos hard and or challenging? Does it get very boring and whats your average day like? And do you do more machining or more welding?
Jedi Luke it's anything but boring. And some jobs are more difficult than others especially enclosed spaces. At my current duty station we machine and weld equally imo while I am primarily on the weld side unless I'm needed to run the cnc lathe. There are always work order coming in ranging from simple patch jobs to complete replacement of pipeline or structures. I highly recommend this mos over many others and I may be biased but I dont here from fellow soldiers of there mos giving them certifications during there training that are usable in the civilian world. Nor do most give training in 2 very in demand job fields. If you want further information that's more in depth here's my email: jeffreyfswiftjr@gmail.com
Mark Garcia a few of my battles from ait ended up in Korea, 3 went to Germany and 1 in Kuwait. We can really be used anywhere but primarily I notice we stay state side.
I'm currently in the process of joining the army I'm a master welder and currently building nuclear ships for the navy and I was thinking about becoming a 91E. I was wondering how is the promotion is it fast ranking in this mos
do you get deployed a lot? how often and usually how long?
So if I get all my proper qualifications for welding at high school will this course be required or can I just jump straight into it?
Chris Tetsuwari you still gotta go through Ait but your training would make classes a piece of cake
You could possibly test out of annex
Hi,I’m from Texas and would love to become a welder in the military. But is it true that they will send you to far away places like the Middle East
Mark flores Any time you join the military you have to accept the fact that you will deploy and get sent to far away places, but overall you will find that it is an experience like no other and can be very rewarding
Deployment was the best time of my military career. Seriously, don't sweat it. It's part of being in the Army and by the time you get there you will be ready for it. Eager for it really to get away from the garrison BS.
I wonder why this isn’t a 12 series
Because it relates to the 91 series mos that are vehicle maintenance related.
Hello all pfc swift here, for all those who already have training you are able to challenge the annexes to expedite your schooling. They dont make it easy to do so but always bring it up.
And for those looking to enlist i highly recommend this mos as most don't give certifications or train you in 2 separate fields.
If you would like further information from my small experience in this mos hit me up.
Jeffrey Swift Jr. Is this mos hard and or challenging? Does it get very boring and whats your average day like? And do you do more machining or more welding?
Jedi Luke it's anything but boring. And some jobs are more difficult than others especially enclosed spaces. At my current duty station we machine and weld equally imo while I am primarily on the weld side unless I'm needed to run the cnc lathe. There are always work order coming in ranging from simple patch jobs to complete replacement of pipeline or structures.
I highly recommend this mos over many others and I may be biased but I dont here from fellow soldiers of there mos giving them certifications during there training that are usable in the civilian world. Nor do most give training in 2 very in demand job fields.
If you want further information that's more in depth here's my email: jeffreyfswiftjr@gmail.com
Jeffrey Swift Jr. do you know where military welders get deployed at
Mark Garcia a few of my battles from ait ended up in Korea, 3 went to Germany and 1 in Kuwait. We can really be used anywhere but primarily I notice we stay state side.
Jeffrey Swift Jr. nice,and what about devices such as phones do they take them away and how many hours do they work
I'm currently in the process of joining the army I'm a master welder and currently building nuclear ships for the navy and I was thinking about becoming a 91E. I was wondering how is the promotion is it fast ranking in this mos
365 Landscaping the point for e5 are low check on google promotion points mos every month the change
Ok thanks
Is this mos hard to come by?
all depends on your MEPS station and the time of year
joshweaver38 what if you in a school learning welding, but want to join the army for welding? Do you still got to go to school for that in the army?
Yes you still go you dumbass
@@pauljones7723 duh 🙄 lol