Military Rings and Special Forces
Sunday, November 23rd, 2008
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Here are some of the MOS’s of the United States Special Forces and we trust gives you some idea of what these MOS’s means and the work they entail.
Communications Sergeant!
This MOS requires that the sergeants have a thorough knowledge and grounding in all aspects of communications, such as the following like communication procedures, the technology of computers and the assembly and dis-assembly of systems applications.
They must understand the use of and the maitainence of AM, HF, VHF, FM and UHF radio systems and the Joint Base Station. Communications is so important that they must be proficient in voice to data, continuous wave and burst radio nets by being able to work networks and the various computer systems.
Critical messages that link the SFODA with its command is very important for the Sergeant to be able to perform, and must be able to give orders in any occasion and under any circumstance to any group of combat forces.
Engineer Sergeant!
This MOS is mainly about planning, design and construction of buildings, demolition, special purpose munitions, mine warfare, counter booby traps, and unexploded ordinances clearance operations and improvised munitions and explosives. The “Engineer Sergeant” must be an expert and also be proficient in this field as it carries a huge amount of responsibility.
Combat engineering, demolition engineering, and construction in deployment zones such as Iraq and Afghanistan sometimes requires that the Sergeant must be able to communicate in English and the local language by himself or through the aid of a translator.
They can organize, train and recruit any size of command in any area of the world if the situation requires them to do so.
Medical Sergeant!
The MOS of Medical Sergeant like any body in the medical field plays a huge and important role anytime, anywhere both in peace time and times of deployment and engagement. They specialize in trauma management, surgical procedures, cardiac procedures, and a basic understanding of dental and veterinary procedures.
They establish field hospitals in areas of engagement to support operations in wartime and at the time of this writing they are in Kuwait, Iraq, Afghanistan and other well know areas. I myself have attended their facilities in Kuwait and Iraq.
Recruits selected for medical positions attend two hundred and thirty days of advanced medical training, they also spend two months of the year on a trauma rotation in emergency rooms of select hospitals.
Give them they respect they deserve as one day you might be the one on your back looking into the eyes of this person totally depending on their skill to keep you alive.