Military Occupational Classification and Structure - U.S. Army

Table 6–4
Special Qualification Identifiers—Continued
Code Title Proponent
(2) All others. Must successfully complete the Material Acquisition
Management Course at the U.S. Army Logistics Management College,
Ft Lee, VA or successfully complete six months in a RDTE qualifying
assignment.
c. Restrictions. None.
Table 6–5
Listing of ASIs
((*) indicates ASI is prohibited for classification of females)
Code Title Proponent
3E Satellite Communications System Repair Technician (Satl Comm Rep Tech) Signal Center
a. Description of positions.For use with MOS 250N positions which require qualification in the repair of strategic satellite communications terminal
equipment.
b. Qualifications. Awarded to warrant officers who have completed courses of instruction or training in the repair of strategic satellite communications
terminal equipment conducted by the U.S. Army Signal School, as the result of contract training or equivalent civilian schooling.
c. Restrictions. For use with MOS 250N.
4W Underwater Special Forces USAJFKSWC
a.Description of positions. For use with MOS 180A or 921A and require qualification in military free fall special operations.
b. Qualifications. Awarded to warrant officer Special Operations Technicians (MOS 180A) who have successfully completed the Army Underwater
Operations (SCUBA Assisted) Course conducted by the U.S. Army JFK Special Warfare Center.
c. Restrictions. For use with MOS 180A. This ASI is prohibited for classification of females.
4X Military Free Fall Special Forces USAJFKSWC
a. Description of positions. Positions are coded 180A or 921A and require qualification in military free fall special operations.
b. Qualifications. Must be classified in MOS 180A, Special Operations Technician or MOS 921A, Airdrop Systems Technician. Additionally, must
successfully complete basic airborne training and the Military Free Fall Parachutist Course.
c. Restrictions. For use with MOS 180A. Also for use with MOS 921A if in a position at the U.S. Army Airborne Board. This ASI may be awarded
to females if classified in MOS 921A.
6B General Safety Technician (Gen Safety Tech) (For National Guard only) USASC
a. Description of positions. For use with warrant officer MOS to identify those Army National Guard TDA positions which require assignment of
warrant officers who are qualified General Safety.
b. Qualifications. Awarded to warrant officers who have successfully completed current certification requirements as per NGR 385–10.
c. Restrictions. For use with MOS 915A only.
6D PATRIOT Direct Support/General Support Maintenance Technician (PATRIOT DS/GS
USAOMMCS
Maint Tech
a. Description of positions. For use with MOS 916A positions which require qualification in the direct support/general support maintenance of PA-
TRIOT missile systems.
b. Qualifications. Awarded to MOS 916A, HIMAD DS/GS Maintenance Technician, who have successfully completed the PATRIOT DS/GS Maintenance
Technician Course at the U.S. Army Ordnance Missile and Munitions Center and School (USAOMMCS) Training Detachment, Ft Bliss, TX
or upon successful completion of the enlisted MOS 27X PATRIOT System Repairer Course with approval of the Commander, USAOMMCS.
6M
a. Description of positions. Identifies positions in organizations from Office of Secretary of Defense (OSD) down to installation level involved in
planning and executing mobilization and demobilization operations.
b. Qualifications. Must successfully complete the resident Mobilization and Deployment Planning Course (MDPC) at the Joint Strategic Deployment
Training Center (JSDTC), U.S. Army Transportation School, Ft Eustis, VA.
c. Restrictions. None.
6P Master Fitness Trainer USAIS
a. Description of positions. No position classification is required.
b. Qualifications. Must successfully complete the Master Fitness Trainer Course (4 weeks for active Army) or (2 weeks for reserve components)
conducted under the auspices of the U.S. Army Physical Fitness School, Ft Benning, Georgia. Formal training is mandatory.
c. Restrictions. None.
9A Defense Sensor Interpretation and Application Training Program (DSIATP) Technician
(DSIATP Tech)
Office Chief of Military Intelligence
a. Description of positions. For use with MOS 350D to identify a requirement for a graduate of the DSIATP.
b. Qualifications. Awarded to warrant officers who successfully complete the Defense Sensor Interpretation and Application Training Program.
c. Restrictions. For use with MOS 350D.
9C Tactical Exploitation of National Capabilities Operations Technician (TENCAP Op Tech) Office Chief of Military Intelligence
a. Description of positions. For use with MOSs 350B, 350D, 352C, and 352J to identify systems operations positions that require knowledge,
training, and experience in TENCAP systems and capabilities.
b. Qualifications. Must satisfy one of the following:
(1) Successfully complete the TENCAP Operations Course, USAICS, Ft Huachuca, AZ, and system-specific training at either USAICS, Ft
Huachuca, AZ, or USAISD, Ft Devens, MA.
(2) For warrant officers involved in research, development, and acquisition activities requiring contractor training on future prototype equipment,
be nominated by the Director, Army Space Program Office.
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