Military Occupational Classification and Structure - U.S. Army

movement requirements. Knowledge of U.S. reserve forces rail operations,
procedures, and capabilities desired.
(2) Special qualifications. None.
(3) Special grading of positions. None.
(4) Unique duty positions.
(a) Rail Transport Plans Officer.
(b) Rail Transport Staff Officer.
(c) Rail Equipment Maintenance Officer.
(d) Motor Transport Plans Officer.
(e) Motor Transport Staff Officer.
3–24. Ordnance (91) (Proponent: Chief of Ordnance)
a. Branch description. Plans and directs the activities of Army
units and organizations engaged in one or more of the following
activities:
(1) Materiel management and maintenance of armament, tank
and ground mobility equipment, wheeled and general purpose vehicles,
ground support materiel, and other mechanical equipment and
associated nonmechanical equipment except for medical, aerial delivery,
and cryptographic materiel.
(2) Materiel management and maintenance of missile/electronic
systems materiel including missile rounds and associated guidance
launching, handling and test equipment; command and control systems;
directed energy systems; and logistics space systems; and test
measurement, and diagnostic equipment (TMDE).
(3) Materiel management and maintenance of conventional and
nuclear munitions and warheads, and associated maintenance, test
and handling equipment.
(4) Detection, identification, rendering safe, recovery, or destruction
of hazardous U.S. and foreign munitions. Advises the commander
on logistical matters and the unit capability to perform its
mission. Performs in a variety of positions related to materiel management
involving activities such as organizational, direct, and gene
r a l s u p p o r t m a i n t e n a n c e , p r o d u c t i o n c o n t r o l , c a l i b r a t i o n , r e p a i r
parts supply, quality assurance/quality control, (QA/QC), technical
assistance, coordination, training and research and development. Responsible
for logistical training in coordination with the S3 or G3.
Maintains necessary liaison concerning logistical activities.
b. Branch qualifications. DA Pam 600-3 lists qualifications for
entry and professional development in this branch.
c. Ordnance, General (91A).
(1) Description of duties. This is a position code only. An officer
who fills this position will serve as a commander or staff officer of
an organization with responsibility for two or more ordnance-related
functions. Duties and responsibilities deal with general ordnancerelated
activities rather than more specific functions which pertain to
only one Ordnance Area of Concentration.
(2) Special qualifications. None.
(3) Special grading of positions. For positions coded MAJ and
above.
(4) Unique duty positions.
(a) Assistant Chief of Staff, Maintenance.
(b) Commander, Multifunctional Support Unit.
(c) Corps Support Command Materiel Management Officer.
(d) Ordnance Staff Officer, Logistics Center.
d. Maintenance Management (91B).
(1) Description of duties. Commands or serves as a staff officer
or manager in a unit, activity, or organization which provides maintenance
or logistical support for all types of Army materiel. As a
staff officer, formulates policy, and directs and coordinates staff
functions related to maintenance and logistics-associated activities
of the command. Serves in multifunctional positions at all levels of
maintenance primarily engaged in direct support/general support
maintenance of tanks, TMDE, electronic equipment, vehicles, air
defense artillery weapons systems, land combat support systems and
associated equipment.
(2) Special qualifications. Must have completed the Ordnance
Maintenance Management Officer Basic Course, Advanced Course
with Automotive Track, or technical qualification course or have
waiver from the Commandant, U.S. Army Ordnance Center and
School.
(3) Special grading of positions. Company Commander positions
in Special Weapons Ordnance Missile Materiel Company, DS/GS
will be graded MAJ.
(4) Unique duty positions.
(a) Platoon Leader.
(b) Maintenance Officer.
(c) Materiel Management Officer.
(d) Maintenance Management Officer.
(e) Materiel Officer.
(f) Operations Officer.
(g) Director of Maintenance.
e. Munitions Materiel Management (91D).
(1) Description of duties. Commands or serves as a staff officer
of units or activities engaged in direct and general support maintenance
of light air defense missile/weapon systems and supporting
radars; air defense and land combat missile systems, and associated
guidance launch handling, and test equipment; electronic command
and control systems, directed energy systems; and logistics space
systems. Serves in command and staff positions involving logistical
aspects of missile/electronics systems materiel.
(2) Special qualification. Must have completed the Missile Materiel
Officer Basic Course, Advanced Course with Missile Track or
technical qualification course or have a waiver from the Command
a n t , U . S . A r m y O r d n a n c e , M i s s i l e a n d M u n i t i o n s C e n t e r a n d
School, Redstone Arsenal, AL.
(3) Special grading of positions. Company Commander positions
in Special Weapon’s Ordnance Company, Ammunition, DS/GS and
Ordnance Company, Ammunition, DS/GS will be graded MAJ.
(4) Unique duty positions.
(a) Missile Support Company/Detachment Commander.
(b) Missile Maintenance Officer.
(c) Electronic Maintenance Officer.
f. Explosive Ordnance Disposal (91E).
(1) Description of duties. Commands or serves as a staff officer
of units or activities responsible for explosive ordnance disposal
(EOD) operations or control. EOD functions include the locating,
rendering safe, removing and subsequent disposing and salvaging of
unexploded conventional and special explosive ordnance (nuclear,
biological and chemical munitions).
(2) Special qualifications. Must have completed Ammunition Officer
Basic, Advanced with Munitions Track, and/or technical qualif
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three phases of EOD training (Phase I at USAOMMCS and Phases
II and III at the U.S. Naval Explosive Ordnance Disposal School).
(3) Special grading of positions. None.
(4) Unique duty position.
(a) EOD Control Center Commander.
(b) Technical Escort.
3–25. Quartermaster Corps (92) (Proponent: Office of the
Quartermaster General)
a. Branch description. Plans and directs the activities of Army
units and organizations engaged in the acquisition, receipt, storage,
preservation, and issue of equipment, repair parts, fortification/construction
materiel, subsistence, petroleum products, water, and other
general supplies (excluding ammunition, medical, and cryptographic
materiel). Responsible for storage, maintenance, distribution, and
disposal of air items, parachute packing, and preparation of cargo
for aerial delivery. Coordinates and directs the collection of salvage,
and/or abandoned property, unserviceable supplies and equipment
and the disposition of such items through proper channels. Commands
or directs units responsible for providing service support in
the areas of laundry and shower, mortuary affairs, aerial delivery,
Army Exchange operations, and the renovation of clothing and textiles.
Manages subsistence, to include procurement, storage, issue,
sales, accountability, preparation of subsistence supplies, and operation
of commissary sales stores. Responsible for petroleum operat
i o n s a n d m a n a g e m e n t , t o i n c l u d e p r o c u r e m e n t o f p e t r o l e u m
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