What is 88H?

Army Cargo Specialist (MOS 88H) are responsible for transferring or supervising the transfer of passengers, cargo and equipment. Cargo Specialist complete transfers to and from, land, air and water. These specialist ensure that troops receive the supplies, weapons, equipment and mail needed for operations.

Where do 88H get stationed?

As an 88H, you could be assigned to:

• An S4 Shop.
• A Transportation Company.
• A port.
• A MOB Station.
• An airport.
• A rail yard.
• A warehouse.
• Or just about anywhere else!

Does 88H require security clearance?

There’s no Department of Defense security clearances required, but you have to have a normal color vision (colorblindness isn’t allowed). If you have experience operating equipment like forklifts, this job should be a good fit.

Where do 25u usually get stationed?

Currently stationed at Fort Meade, Maryland as a MOS 25S-7E Strategic Satellite Communication Systems Operator-Maintainer in the US Army.

How do I Reclass to 79R?

U.S. ARMY RECRUITING COMMAND > Join the USAREC Team > Recruit the Recruiter > Reclass 79R. DA Form 1059 from ARC. Recommendation Letters from current 1SG and 1SG while in recruiting. (If 1SG from recruiting has retired, you must send in a letter from your Station Commander.

What is the job description of an 88H cargo specialist?

These soldiers, whose job falls under military occupational specialty (MOS) 88H, make sure their fellow troops have the supplies, weapons, and equipment they need, and oversee the transfer of passengers and cargo. Army cargo specialists use all manner of transport over land, air, and water to get the goods the troops need to where the troops are.

What is the memory size of INT 15h?

INT 15h, AX=E801h – Get Memory Size for Large Configurations Real mode only (as far as I know). Originally defined for EISA servers, this interface is capable of reporting up to 4 GB of RAM. While not nearly as flexible as E820h, it is present in many more systems.

What does MOSC 88h3o stand for in cargo category?

(3) MOSC 88H3O. Plans work schedules for terminal operations, airfield arrival/departure control groups, (to include passengers) and container/trailer transfer points. Utilizes stowage plans, aircraft load plans and other cargo handling forms.

What does the 88H do in the Army?

The 88H leads, instructs, and provides technical guidance to subordinates to ensure the safe operation of winches, hoists, and other cargo handling equipment. The 88H also plans, organizes, and executes the different types of terminal operations and services. The SFC supervises and manages the work force;

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