What is an 8014 MOS USMC?

Note 1: MOS 8014 = Any enlisted Marine MOS can fill the billet unless notes say otherwise. MOS 8006 & 8007 = Any unrestricted Commissioned officer MOS can fill the billet unless notes say otherwise.

Can Marine officers Change MOS?

Can I change my job or Marine MOS? If you have not started basic training yet, you can change your MOS by simply asking your recruiter to do so. Once enlisted, it takes some paperwork in order to change your MOS. Submission of a personnel action form is required and approved by your chain of command.

Can you choose your MOS in the USMC?

DO YOU GET TO CHOOSE YOUR MOS OR DOES THE MARINE CORPS CHOOSE IT FOR YOU? Based on your qualifications, you will get the choice of a Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) field. You can contact a Marine Recruiter by requesting more information.

Who are the MOS’s in the Marine Corps?

Marine Corps MOS List MOS Name Rank 0220 Surveillance sensor officers supervise t Warrant Officer 0231 Intelligence Specialist Enlisted 0241 Imagery Analysis Specialist Enlisted 0251 Interrogator/Debriefer Enlisted

What is a billet designator in the Marine Corps?

Billet Designators – An FMOS requirement indicator, listed on USMC T/Os as a BMOS that can be filled by any Marine of the appropriate grade that is included in the MOS definition (e.g., MOS 8007 Billet Designator-Unrestricted Ground Officer (I) FMOS).

What is the Marine Officer MOS assignment Handbook?

The Marine Officer MOS Assignment Handbook is not meant as a reference manual; it is designed to be read from cover to cover and to be used as an interactive tool to assist in your professional development – here at TBS and throughout your career. Its four chapters have a natural progression. Chapter 1, The TBS MOS Assignment Process

What do you need to know about MOS assignment?

, details the MOS assignment process for regular and reserve Marine Officers, describes the three phases of the MOS Education Continuum, and lists the prerequisites that will shape your options and influence your MOS preferences. Chapter 2, Marine Air-Ground Task Forces