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Resume test lab

Seven fictional resumes built to break parsers — two-column, tables-heavy, scanned image-only, .docx, MOS/clearance-dense, a phone photo of a printed resume, and a 35N SIGINT TS/SCI case — plus any test resumes you add here. Download each, feed it to the parser under test, and check the output field-by-field against ground truth.

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Military occupation / rank

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Location

Website

Work history (at least 1 entry)

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MOS translation check

Every mapped code with its official title, civilian titles by rank band (E-1–E-4, E-5–E-6, E-7+), skills, and the lab resume that exercises it. A stated civilian title on the resume still wins. Check each row once you've reviewed the mapping (v1 draft — sourced from public DoD COOL / O*NET crosswalks). Persists in this browser.

0/175 verified

Verified	Code	Official title (DoD)	Civilian titles (by band)	Skills (mapped)	Covered by
review	25BArmy	Information Technology Specialist	E-1–E-4 IT Support Technician E-5–E-6 IT Specialist (Systems Support) E-7+ IT Operations Manager Clearance typical: Secret common (TS for select Signal/MI billets)	Network & systems administration Help desk / end-user support Windows & Linux server maintenance Cybersecurity fundamentals (IAT-level awareness) IT asset inventory & life-cycle management Patch & deployment coordination Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 technicians on network/systems support.	r1-delaney-two-column (also r4-washington-ts-sci, r6-phone-photo)
review	11BArmy	Infantryman	E-1–E-4 Security Officer E-5–E-6 Security Operations Specialist E-7+ Security Operations Manager Clearance typical: Secret typical for many billets (not universal)	Threat & risk assessment Team leadership & small-unit supervision Physical security & access-control operations Emergency response / crisis coordination Operational planning & briefings Equipment maintenance & accountability Supervisor — squad leader typically leading 5–15 soldiers.	r3-oneill-scanned
review	68WArmy	Health Care Specialist	E-1–E-4 EMT / Medical Assistant E-5–E-6 Lead EMT / Clinical Supervisor E-7+ Medical Services Manager Clearance typical: None or Secret depending on unit	Emergency medical response & triage Patient assessment & vitals monitoring Medical record documentation (HIPAA-aware) Phlebotomy & basic lab procedures Medical supply & inventory management First-aid / CPR training delivery Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	31BArmy	Military Police	E-1–E-4 Security Officer E-5–E-6 Security Officer / Law Enforcement Associate E-7+ Security / Law Enforcement Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Access control & patrol operations Incident response & report writing Investigations & evidence handling basics De-escalation & crisis intervention Physical security planning Surveillance & observation techniques Supervisor — squad/patrol leader typically guiding 5–15 MPs.	— none yet (gap)
review	35NArmy	Signals Intelligence Analyst	E-1–E-4 Intelligence Analyst E-5–E-6 Intelligence Analyst (All-Source) E-7+ Senior Intelligence Analyst Clearance typical: TS/SCI required	Signals / communications analysis All-source intelligence research (OSINT / comms) Technical report writing & briefings Pattern & anomaly detection (data analysis) Threat network mapping Classification & SCI data handling Supervisor — leads 5–15 analysts on a collection shop.	r7-coleman-ts-sci
review	42AArmy	Human Resources Specialist	E-1–E-4 HR Assistant E-5–E-6 HR Specialist / HR Assistant E-7+ HR Manager Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some billets	HRIS / personnel records management Benefits & payroll administration support Onboarding & out-processing coordination Employee evaluations & awards processing Regulatory compliance (records retention) HR data reporting & audits Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	88MArmy	Motor Transport Operator	E-1–E-4 Fleet Driver / Logistics Coordinator E-5–E-6 Logistics / Fleet Coordinator E-7+ Fleet / Logistics Manager Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some assignments	Fleet scheduling & route planning Logistics coordination & freight tracking Commercial vehicle operations (CDL-class) Vehicle maintenance & inspection coordination DOT / safety compliance Inventory & supply-chain fundamentals Supervisor — leads 5–15 drivers / a vehicle section.	— none yet (gap)
review	12BArmy	Combat Engineer	E-1–E-4 Construction Technician E-5–E-6 Construction Technician / Field Coordinator E-7+ Construction / Field Operations Manager Clearance typical: Secret common	Site preparation & field construction Blueprint / schematic reading Heavy equipment operations coordination OSHA-style safety compliance Project coordination & task sequencing Team supervision on field ops Supervisor — squad leader typically directing 5–15 engineers.	— none yet (gap)
review	11CArmy	Indirect Fire Infantryman	E-1–E-4 Mortar Crew Member E-5–E-6 Mortar Squad Leader E-7+ Indirect Fire Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common for many units	Mortar crew drills Firing-data checks Ammunition accountability Mortar maintenance Crew safety procedures Position occupation & displacement Supervisor — squad leader typically leading a mortar squad.	— none yet (gap)
review	13BArmy	Cannon Crewmember	E-1–E-4 Artillery Crew Member E-5–E-6 Artillery Crew Supervisor E-7+ Field Artillery Operations Manager Clearance typical: Secret common for many units	Howitzer crew operations Ammunition accountability Crew maintenance & inspections Fire-mission safety procedures Position occupation & displacement Crew training & briefings Supervisor — section chief typically leading a howitzer crew of about 5–10 soldiers.	— none yet (gap)
review	15TArmy The MOS title is repairer. Some billets also include non-rated crewmember duties on the UH-60; that is not a separate code here. CH-47 repair is MOS 15U.	UH-60 Helicopter Repairer	E-1–E-4 Helicopter Maintenance Technician E-5–E-6 Helicopter Maintenance Specialist E-7+ Aircraft Maintenance Manager Clearance typical: Secret common	UH-60 airframe & systems maintenance Scheduled inspections Fault isolation with technical manuals Maintenance documentation Aircraft servicing & launch support Tool control & hangar safety Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 maintainers in a helicopter maintenance section.	— none yet (gap)
review	19DArmy	Cavalry Scout	E-1–E-4 Reconnaissance Team Member E-5–E-6 Reconnaissance / Security Specialist E-7+ Reconnaissance Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Area reconnaissance & reporting Mounted and dismounted security Observation & surveillance Land navigation Vehicle & equipment maintenance Operational briefings Supervisor — section leader typically guiding 5–15 scouts.	— none yet (gap)
review	19KArmy	Armor Crewmember	E-1–E-4 Armor Crew Member E-5–E-6 Armor Crew Specialist E-7+ Armor Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Tracked-vehicle operation Tank maintenance & inspections Crew gunnery drills Land navigation Tactical reporting Equipment accountability Supervisor — tank commander typically leading a four-soldier crew.	— none yet (gap)
review	25HArmy Effective 1 Oct 2022, MOS 25N, 25Q, and 25W were deleted and reclassified to 25H (MILPER 22-250). 25N is a separate legacy entry. 25Q and 25W are not separate entries.	Network Communication Systems Specialist	E-1–E-4 Network Systems Technician E-5–E-6 Network Communication Systems Specialist E-7+ Network Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common; TS for select signal billets	Nodal network installation & operation Transmission system support Cable and wiring coordination Network troubleshooting COMSEC equipment accountability Shift and node reporting Supervisor — typically leads a nodal or transmission team.	— none yet (gap)
review	25NArmy Deleted 1 Oct 2022 (MILPER 22-250). Reclassified to Network Communication Systems Specialist (25H) with no additional training. Not a current MOS. Kept so older resumes still map.	Nodal Network Systems Operator-Maintainer	E-1–E-4 Nodal Network Technician E-5–E-6 Nodal Network Specialist E-7+ Nodal Network Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common; TS for select signal billets	Nodal network operation Node troubleshooting Transmission assemblage support Network status reporting COMSEC equipment accountability Shift turnover Supervisor — team leader on a nodal network crew.	— none yet (gap)
review	25UArmy Earlier pamphlets titled this MOS Signal Support Systems Specialist.	Signal Operations Support Specialist	E-1–E-4 Communications Support Technician E-5–E-6 Signal Support Specialist E-7+ Communications Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common; TS for select signal billets	Tactical radio & network setup Signal equipment maintenance End-user communications support COMSEC equipment accountability Line-of-sight and satellite terminal operation Communications status reporting Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 soldiers in a signal support section.	— none yet (gap)
review	35FArmy	Intelligence Analyst	E-1–E-4 Intelligence Research Assistant E-5–E-6 All-Source Intelligence Analyst E-7+ Senior All-Source Intelligence Analyst Clearance typical: Secret to TS/SCI, depending on the billet	All-source intelligence analysis Intelligence preparation of the operating environment Analytic writing & briefings Collection-requirement tracking Intelligence database maintenance Classified information handling Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 soldiers in an intelligence section.	— none yet (gap)
review	36BArmy This entry is military pay and disbursing work. It is not a civilian CPA or public-accounting license.	Financial Management Technician	E-1–E-4 Disbursing Clerk E-5–E-6 Financial Management Specialist E-7+ Financial Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some billets	Military pay transactions Disbursing and vendor payments Travel pay Budget and accounting records Document audits Customer service for pay Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 soldiers in a finance office.	— none yet (gap)
review	74DArmy	Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Specialist	E-1–E-4 CBRN Defense Technician E-5–E-6 CBRN Specialist E-7+ CBRN Defense Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	CBRN detection and monitoring Decontamination operations Protective-equipment maintenance CBRN training Hazard reporting Defense-equipment accountability Supervisor — typically leads a CBRN team or a company CBRN room.	— none yet (gap)
review	91BArmy	Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic	E-1–E-4 Vehicle Mechanic E-5–E-6 Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic E-7+ Fleet Maintenance Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical	Wheeled-vehicle diagnostics & repair Preventive maintenance inspections Brake, steering & powertrain service Vehicle recovery support Technical-manual troubleshooting Maintenance documentation Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 mechanics in a maintenance section.	— none yet (gap)
review	92YArmy	Unit Supply Specialist	E-1–E-4 Unit Supply Clerk E-5–E-6 Unit Supply Specialist E-7+ Supply Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical	Property accountability Hand-receipt management Equipment issue & turn-in Supply discrepancy reporting Organizational clothing & equipment records Inventories & adjustment documents Supervisor — typically leads a unit supply room of about 3–10 soldiers.	— none yet (gap)
review	13FArmy	Joint Fire Support Specialist	E-1–E-4 Fire Support Team Member E-5–E-6 Joint Fire Support Specialist E-7+ Fire Support Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Fire-support planning support Observed-fire reporting Map, grid, and target location Radio communications Safety and clearance checks After-action reporting Supervisor — typically leads a fire-support team of about 4–8 soldiers.	— none yet (gap)
review	17CArmy Cyber operations work on Army networks. This entry is not a civilian cybersecurity certification.	Cyber Operations Specialist	E-1–E-4 Cyber Operations Technician E-5–E-6 Cyber Operations Specialist E-7+ Cyber Operations Manager Clearance typical: TS/SCI required	Network defense monitoring Host and network analysis Incident detection and reporting Defensive cyber tool operation Technical findings documentation Classified-network handling Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 soldiers on a cyber operations floor.	— none yet (gap)
review	35MArmy Human-source collection. All-source analysis is MOS 35F, a separate MOS.	Human Intelligence Collector	E-1–E-4 Human Intelligence Collector E-5–E-6 Human Intelligence Specialist E-7+ Human Intelligence Supervisor Clearance typical: TS/SCI required	Source screening and interviewing Intelligence information reports Debrief planning Source-identity protection Collection requirement tracking Classified information handling Supervisor — typically leads a human-intelligence team of about 4–10 soldiers.	— none yet (gap)
review	68AArmy Medical-equipment maintenance. This entry is not a clinician license.	Biomedical Equipment Specialist	E-1–E-4 Biomedical Equipment Technician E-5–E-6 Biomedical Equipment Specialist E-7+ Medical Equipment Maintenance Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some medical units	Medical-equipment inspection and repair Preventive maintenance schedules Electrical safety testing Work-order documentation Parts and calibration tracking Clinical-equipment user support Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 technicians in a medical maintenance shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	68CArmy This entry is not a civilian licensed practical nurse or registered nurse license.	Practical Nursing Specialist	E-1–E-4 Patient Care Technician E-5–E-6 Practical Nursing Specialist E-7+ Clinical Services Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical	Inpatient and outpatient nursing support Vital signs and patient assessment Medication administration under protocol Clinical documentation Patient education support Infection-control practices Supervisor — typically leads a ward or clinic nursing team.	— none yet (gap)
review	88NArmy Movement planning and cargo documentation. Driving the trucks is MOS 88M, a separate MOS.	Transportation Management Coordinator	E-1–E-4 Transportation Clerk E-5–E-6 Transportation Management Coordinator E-7+ Transportation Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some movements billets	Movement planning and scheduling Cargo documentation Mode selection (air, rail, truck, sea) In-transit visibility Deployment equipment lists Discrepancy reporting Supervisor — typically leads a movements section of about 4–12 soldiers.	— none yet (gap)
review	89BArmy Ammunition supply operations. Explosive ordnance disposal is MOS 89D and is not this entry. This entry is not a civilian explosives license.	Ammunition Specialist	E-1–E-4 Ammunition Handler E-5–E-6 Ammunition Specialist E-7+ Ammunition Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Ammunition receipt, storage, and issue Lot and serial accountability Explosives safety compliance Magazine and storage operations Issue and turn-in documentation Inventory and discrepancy reporting Supervisor — typically leads an ammunition section or a storage crew.	— none yet (gap)
review	92AArmy Automated supply and stock control. Unit property-book work is MOS 92Y, a separate MOS.	Automated Logistical Specialist	E-1–E-4 Supply Systems Clerk E-5–E-6 Automated Logistical Specialist E-7+ Supply Systems Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some support units	Automated supply-system transactions Stock control and requisitioning Receipt, store, and issue Inventory and location management Document-number research Property and stock reconciliation Supervisor — typically leads a supply support activity section.	— none yet (gap)
review	92FArmy Bulk petroleum operations. This entry is not a civilian commercial driver's license or a hazmat endorsement.	Petroleum Supply Specialist	E-1–E-4 Petroleum Supply Handler E-5–E-6 Petroleum Supply Specialist E-7+ Petroleum Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical	Fuel receipt, storage, and issue Petroleum quality surveillance Fuel-system and tank-truck operations Spill prevention and response Petroleum accounting Hazardous-material handling Supervisor — typically leads a petroleum section or a fuel point.	— none yet (gap)
review	92GArmy Army food-service work. This entry is not a civilian culinary credential.	Culinary Specialist	E-1–E-4 Food Service Worker E-5–E-6 Culinary Specialist E-7+ Food Service Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical	Food preparation and service Recipe and menu production Food safety and sanitation Ration and subsistence accounting Kitchen equipment operation Headcount and meal forecasting Supervisor — typically leads a shift in a dining facility.	— none yet (gap)
review	12NArmy DA PAM 611-21 (7 Jul 2021) title. Combat engineering is MOS 12B. Operating engineer equipment in the Marine Corps is MOS 1345. This entry is not a civilian equipment-operator license.	Horizontal Construction Engineer	E-1–E-4 Construction Equipment Operator E-5–E-6 Heavy Equipment Operator E-7+ Heavy Equipment Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some engineer units	Earthmoving and grading equipment Horizontal construction layouts Equipment inspections Grade and compaction checks Job-site safety Maintenance reporting Supervisor — typically leads a horizontal-construction squad.	— none yet (gap)
review	14TArmy DA PAM 611-21 (7 Jul 2021) title. Patriot fire-control operation is MOS 14E and is not this entry.	Patriot Launching Station Enhanced Operator/Maintainer	E-1–E-4 Launcher Crew Member E-5–E-6 Air Defense Launcher Specialist E-7+ Launcher Crew Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Launcher emplacement and march-order Launcher inspections and maintenance Guided-missile handling support Crew drills and status reporting Technical-manual troubleshooting Site safety Supervisor — typically leads a Patriot launcher crew.	— none yet (gap)
review	15PArmy DA PAM 611-21 (7 Jul 2021) title. Aircraft repair is a 15-series maintenance MOS such as 15T or 15U. Air traffic control is MOS 15Q. This entry is not a civilian pilot certificate.	Aviation Operations Specialist	E-1–E-4 Flight Operations Clerk E-5–E-6 Aviation Operations Specialist E-7+ Flight Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Flight-operations records Flight planning support Airspace and mission scheduling Aircraft status boards Weather and notice-to-airmen checks Operations logs Supervisor — typically leads a flight-operations section.	— none yet (gap)
review	15UArmy DA PAM 611-21 (7 Jul 2021) title. UH-60 repair is MOS 15T, a separate MOS. The title is repairer. This entry is not a civilian airframe-and-powerplant certificate.	CH-47 Helicopter Repairer	E-1–E-4 Helicopter Maintenance Technician E-5–E-6 Helicopter Maintenance Specialist E-7+ Aircraft Maintenance Manager Clearance typical: Secret common	CH-47 airframe and systems maintenance Scheduled inspections Fault isolation with technical manuals Maintenance documentation Aircraft servicing Tool control and hangar safety Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 maintainers in a CH-47 maintenance section.	— none yet (gap)
review	25SArmy DA PAM 611-21 (7 Jul 2021) title. Unit signal support is MOS 25U. Network systems are MOS 25H. Those are separate MOS.	Satellite Communication Systems Operator-Maintainer	E-1–E-4 Satellite Communications Technician E-5–E-6 Satellite Communications Specialist E-7+ Satellite Communications Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common; TS for select signal billets	Satellite terminal setup and operation Link establishment and monitoring Preventive maintenance on terminals Circuit and outage reporting Technical-manual troubleshooting Communications-security handling Supervisor — typically leads a satellite-communications team.	— none yet (gap)
review	35GArmy DA PAM 611-21 (7 Jul 2021) title. All-source analysis is MOS 35F. Signals intelligence analysis is MOS 35N. Those are separate MOS.	Geospatial Intelligence Imagery Analyst	E-1–E-4 Imagery Analyst E-5–E-6 Geospatial Intelligence Analyst E-7+ Geospatial Intelligence Supervisor Clearance typical: TS/SCI required	Imagery exploitation Geospatial product preparation Target and terrain description Source comparison Intelligence reporting Classified-product handling Supervisor — typically leads an imagery section of about 4–12 soldiers.	— none yet (gap)
review	68KArmy DA PAM 611-21 (7 Jul 2021) title. Patient care is MOS 68W. This entry is not a civilian medical-laboratory license.	Medical Laboratory Specialist	E-1–E-4 Medical Laboratory Technician E-5–E-6 Medical Laboratory Specialist E-7+ Laboratory Services Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical	Clinical specimen processing Laboratory test performance Quality-control checks Result documentation Specimen identification Laboratory safety Supervisor — typically leads a medical laboratory section.	— none yet (gap)
review	88HArmy DA PAM 611-21 (7 Jul 2021) title. Driving is MOS 88M. Movement planning is MOS 88N. This entry is not a civilian commercial driver's license.	Cargo Specialist	E-1–E-4 Cargo Handler E-5–E-6 Cargo Specialist E-7+ Cargo Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some terminal billets	Cargo documentation and checking Loading and unloading operations Material-handling equipment Hazardous-cargo segregation Terminal and yard control Discrepancy reporting Supervisor — typically leads a cargo section or a terminal crew.	— none yet (gap)
review	89DArmy DA PAM 611-21 (7 Jul 2021) title. Ammunition supply is MOS 89B and is not this entry. This entry is not a civilian explosives license.	Explosive Ordnance Disposal Specialist	E-1–E-4 EOD Team Member E-5–E-6 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Specialist E-7+ EOD Team Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common; TS for some EOD billets	Unexploded-ordnance response support Scene control and evacuation support Ordnance identification reporting Equipment accountability Incident documentation Explosives safety Supervisor — typically leads an EOD team.	— none yet (gap)
review	91DArmy DA PAM 611-21 chapter 10 figure in the 8 Nov 2023 extract titles this MOS Tactical Power Generation Specialist. The 7 Jul 2021 extract titled it Power-Generation Equipment Repairer. Wheeled-vehicle maintenance is MOS 91B. This entry is not a civilian electrician license.	Tactical Power Generation Specialist	E-1–E-4 Power Generation Technician E-5–E-6 Power Generation Specialist E-7+ Power Generation Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some maintenance units	Tactical generator maintenance Power-distribution equipment Load and electrical checks Preventive maintenance Technical-manual troubleshooting Work-order documentation Supervisor — typically leads a power-generation section.	— none yet (gap)
review	0311Marine Corps	Rifleman	E-1–E-4 Security Officer E-5–E-6 Security Operations Specialist E-7+ Security Operations Manager Clearance typical: Secret typical for many billets (not universal)	Security operations & patrolling Tactical team leadership Physical security / surveillance support Emergency response coordination Weapons & equipment accountability Operational reporting Supervisor — fire-team / squad leader typically guiding 4–13 Marines.	— none yet (gap)
review	0651Marine Corps Legacy MOS — folded into the Marine cyberspace reorg. Current network and data MOS are 0631 and 0671. Kept so older resumes still map.	Cyber Network Operator	E-1–E-4 Network Technician E-5–E-6 Network Administrator E-7+ Network Operations Manager Clearance typical: TS/SCI common	Network administration (LAN/WAN) Router/switch & firewall configuration Server & systems administration Cybersecurity hardening & monitoring Troubleshooting & incident support Technical documentation (network diagrams) Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 technicians on a network shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	0111Marine Corps	Administrative Specialist	E-1–E-4 Administrative Assistant E-5–E-6 Administrative Specialist E-7+ Administrative Services Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some billets	Correspondence & records management Personnel action processing Travel & orders support Directive & policy files Office workflow coordination Administrative customer service Supervisor — typically leads a small administrative section.	— none yet (gap)
review	0331Marine Corps	Machine Gunner	E-1–E-4 Weapons Crew Member E-5–E-6 Crew-Served Weapons Specialist E-7+ Weapons Section Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret typical for many billets (not universal)	Crew-served weapons maintenance Gun-crew drills Ammunition accountability Fighting-position preparation Fire-team coordination Equipment inspections Supervisor — weapons section leader typically guiding machine-gun teams.	— none yet (gap)
review	0341Marine Corps	Mortarman	E-1–E-4 Mortar Crew Member E-5–E-6 Mortar Section Leader E-7+ Indirect Fire Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret typical for many billets (not universal)	Mortar crew operations Firing-data checks Ammunition accountability Mortar maintenance Position safety Section briefings Supervisor — section leader typically leading a mortar squad.	— none yet (gap)
review	0631Marine Corps Current network MOS. Legacy 0651 (Cyber Network Operator) stays mapped for older resumes.	Network Administrator	E-1–E-4 Network Technician E-5–E-6 Network Administrator E-7+ Network Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common; TS for some billets	Network administration (LAN/WAN) Router, switch & firewall support Network monitoring & fault isolation Account and access support on the network Change documentation Network diagrams Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Marines in a network section.	— none yet (gap)
review	0671Marine Corps Current data-systems MOS. Distinct from 0631 (networks) and from legacy 0651.	Data Systems Administrator	E-1–E-4 Systems Support Technician E-5–E-6 Systems Administrator E-7+ Systems Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common; TS for some billets	Server & systems administration User account administration Backup & recovery Patch & software deployment Help desk for data systems System documentation Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Marines in a data-systems section.	— none yet (gap)
review	0811Marine Corps	Field Artillery Cannoneer	E-1–E-4 Artillery Crew Member E-5–E-6 Artillery Crew Leader E-7+ Field Artillery Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Howitzer crew operations Ammunition handling & accountability Crew maintenance Fire-mission safety Position occupation Crew training Supervisor — section chief typically leading a howitzer crew.	— none yet (gap)
review	1371Marine Corps	Combat Engineer	E-1–E-4 Construction / Combat Engineer Technician E-5–E-6 Field Engineer / Construction Specialist E-7+ Construction / Field Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Field construction & obstacle work Route and site reconnaissance reporting Engineer equipment & tool accountability Jobsite safety Construction task sequencing Crew supervision Supervisor — squad leader typically directing 5–13 engineers.	— none yet (gap)
review	3531Marine Corps	Motor Vehicle Operator	E-1–E-4 Motor Vehicle Operator E-5–E-6 Motor Transport Operator E-7+ Motor Transport Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical	Light and medium vehicle operation Dispatch & convoy procedures Vehicle preventive maintenance Cargo securement Operator records & licensing compliance Route & safety reporting Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Marines in a motor-transport section.	— none yet (gap)
review	6114Marine Corps Airframe and flight-line maintenance for the UH-1 and AH-1. Powerplant work is MOS 6124. F/A-18 maintenance is MOS 6217. Those are separate primary MOS and are not this entry.	Helicopter Mechanic, UH/AH-1	E-1–E-4 Helicopter Airframe Technician E-5–E-6 Helicopter Mechanic E-7+ Aircraft Maintenance Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	UH-1 and AH-1 airframe inspections Flight-line servicing Discrepancy documentation Technical-publication use Tool control Flight-line safety Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Marines in a helicopter maintenance division.	— none yet (gap)
review	0231Marine Corps	Intelligence Specialist	E-1–E-4 Intelligence Research Assistant E-5–E-6 Intelligence Specialist E-7+ Intelligence Section Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret to TS/SCI, depending on the billet	All-source intelligence research Intelligence preparation of the battlespace support Briefing and analytic writing Collection and reporting support Map and geospatial product support Classified information handling Supervisor — typically leads Marines in a battalion or regiment intelligence section.	— none yet (gap)
review	0411Marine Corps	Maintenance Management Specialist	E-1–E-4 Maintenance Control Clerk E-5–E-6 Maintenance Management Specialist E-7+ Maintenance Control Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Maintenance-data documentation Equipment status reporting Work-order tracking Preventive-maintenance scheduling Parts requisition support Readiness reporting Supervisor — typically leads a maintenance-management section.	— none yet (gap)
review	0621Marine Corps NAVMC 1200.1L title is Transmissions System Operator. Promotion listings sometimes pluralize it. Same MOS. Network administration is MOS 0631, a separate MOS.	Transmissions System Operator	E-1–E-4 Field Radio Operator E-5–E-6 Transmissions System Operator E-7+ Communications Systems Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Tactical radio installation and operation Frequency and net management Antenna and retransmission setup Communications security procedures Troubleshooting radio faults Communications status reporting Supervisor — typically leads a transmissions team or a communications section.	— none yet (gap)
review	1345Marine Corps Operating engineer equipment. Repairing that equipment is MOS 1341, a separate MOS. This entry is not a civilian equipment-operator license.	Engineer Equipment Operator	E-1–E-4 Heavy Equipment Operator E-5–E-6 Engineer Equipment Operator E-7+ Heavy Equipment Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some engineer units	Heavy-equipment operation Earthmoving and site preparation Equipment inspections Grade and stake layout support Load and haul operations Jobsite safety Supervisor — typically leads an engineer-equipment crew.	— none yet (gap)
review	2311Marine Corps Ammunition supply operations. Explosive ordnance disposal is MOS 2336 and is not this entry. This entry is not a civilian explosives license.	Ammunition Technician	E-1–E-4 Ammunition Handler E-5–E-6 Ammunition Technician E-7+ Ammunition Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Ammunition receipt, storage, and issue Lot accountability Explosives safety and compatibility Magazine operations Issue and residue documentation Inventory and inspections Supervisor — typically leads an ammunition section.	— none yet (gap)
review	3043Marine Corps October 2026 promotion listings title this PMOS Supply Chain and Materiel Management Specialist. MARADMIN 445/24 (27 Sep 2024) spells that title Material and, effective 1 Oct 2024, directed sergeant through master gunnery sergeant in 3043 or 3051 to reclassify to 3047 Supply Chain Manager. Entry-level 3043 training remained, and October 2026 active-duty sergeant scores still listed 3043. Not a deleted code. 3047 is a separate entry.	Supply Chain and Materiel Management Specialist	E-1–E-4 Supply Clerk E-5–E-6 Supply Chain Specialist E-7+ Supply Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Requisition and receipt processing Inventory and stock control Property accountability Warehouse issue and stow Supply-system transactions Discrepancy research Supervisor — typically leads a supply section. Sergeant and above in this PMOS were directed to 3047.	— none yet (gap)
review	3047Marine Corps MARADMIN 445/24 career PMOS for sergeant through master gunnery sergeant after the directed 3043/3051 reclassification, effective 1 Oct 2024. Not a fold of 3043. Entry-level supply resumes still use 3043.	Supply Chain Manager	E-1–E-4 Supply Chain Specialist E-5–E-6 Supply Chain Manager E-7+ Supply Chain Operations Manager Clearance typical: Secret common	Supply-chain planning Inventory and demand management Warehouse and distribution oversight Property and stock reconciliation Readiness and due-in reporting Process and training oversight Supervisor — supply chief or warehouse chief, typically sergeant or staff sergeant.	— none yet (gap)
review	3381Marine Corps Marine food-service work. This entry is not a civilian culinary credential.	Food Service Specialist	E-1–E-4 Food Service Worker E-5–E-6 Food Service Specialist E-7+ Food Service Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical	Food preparation and service Menu production Food safety and sanitation Subsistence accounting Field and garrison feeding Kitchen equipment operation Supervisor — typically leads a shift in a mess hall or a field mess.	— none yet (gap)
review	3521Marine Corps October 2026 promotion listings use Automotive Maintenance Technician. Older manuals called this MOS an organizational automotive mechanic. Driving the vehicles is MOS 3531, a separate MOS.	Automotive Maintenance Technician	E-1–E-4 Automotive Technician E-5–E-6 Automotive Maintenance Technician E-7+ Automotive Maintenance Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical	Tactical-vehicle diagnosis and repair Preventive maintenance inspections Brake, steering, and powertrain work Technical-manual use Maintenance documentation Shop safety and tool control Supervisor — typically leads Marines in a motor-transport maintenance shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	5811Marine Corps Law-enforcement and security duties. Criminal investigation is MOS 5821 and corrections is MOS 5831. Those are separate MOS and are not this entry.	Military Police	E-1–E-4 Security Officer E-5–E-6 Security Officer / Law Enforcement Associate E-7+ Security / Law Enforcement Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Patrol and access control Incident response and report writing Traffic and collision documentation Physical security Evidence handling basics De-escalation Supervisor — typically leads a military-police squad or a shift of posts.	— none yet (gap)
review	0321Marine Corps October 2026 active-duty sergeant promotion listing title. Rifleman is MOS 0311. This entry is not a civilian dive or parachute certification.	Reconnaissance Marine	E-1–E-4 Reconnaissance Team Member E-5–E-6 Reconnaissance Specialist E-7+ Reconnaissance Team Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common; TS for some reconnaissance billets	Area reconnaissance and reporting Land and water navigation Observation and surveillance Small-team planning Communications reporting Equipment accountability Supervisor — typically leads a reconnaissance team.	— none yet (gap)
review	0441Marine Corps October 2026 active-duty sergeant promotion listing title. Supply-chain materiel management is MOS 3043. Supply chain manager is MOS 3047. Landing-support MOS 0481 is not on that listing and is not folded here.	Logistics Specialist	E-1–E-4 Logistics Clerk E-5–E-6 Logistics Specialist E-7+ Logistics Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Deployment and distribution planning support Embarkation documentation In-transit visibility Load planning support Logistics status reporting Discrepancy follow-up Supervisor — typically leads a logistics or embarkation section.	— none yet (gap)
review	0627Marine Corps October 2026 active-duty sergeant promotion listing title. Field radio operations are MOS 0621. Network administration is MOS 0631.	Satellite Transmissions System Operator	E-1–E-4 Satellite Communications Operator E-5–E-6 Satellite Communications Specialist E-7+ Satellite Communications Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common; TS for some communications billets	Satellite terminal operation Link establishment and monitoring Circuit and outage reporting Preventive maintenance support Communications-security handling Shift turnover Supervisor — typically leads a satellite-communications team.	— none yet (gap)
review	0861Marine Corps October 2026 active-duty sergeant promotion listing title. Cannon crew is MOS 0811. This entry is not a civilian explosives license.	Fire Support Marine	E-1–E-4 Fire Support Team Member E-5–E-6 Fire Support Specialist E-7+ Fire Support Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Fire-support planning support Observed-fire reporting Map, grid, and target location Radio communications Clearance and safety checks After-action reporting Supervisor — typically leads a fire-support team.	— none yet (gap)
review	1141Marine Corps October 2026 active-duty sergeant promotion listing title. Engineer-equipment electrical systems are MOS 1142. This entry is not a civilian electrician license.	Electrician	E-1–E-4 Electrical Technician E-5–E-6 Electrician E-7+ Electrical Systems Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical	Electrical installation and repair Circuit troubleshooting Preventive maintenance Technical-publication use Lockout and electrical safety Work documentation Supervisor — typically leads an electrical shop or a utilities crew.	— none yet (gap)
review	1341Marine Corps October 2026 active-duty sergeant promotion listing title. Operating the equipment is MOS 1345. Automotive maintenance is MOS 3521.	Engineer Equipment Mechanic	E-1–E-4 Construction Equipment Mechanic E-5–E-6 Engineer Equipment Mechanic E-7+ Equipment Maintenance Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical	Diesel and construction-equipment repair Preventive maintenance Fault isolation Technical-manual use Shop documentation Parts and deadline control Supervisor — typically leads an engineer-equipment maintenance shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	1391Marine Corps October 2026 active-duty sergeant promotion listing title. This entry is not a civilian fuels credential.	Bulk Fuel Specialist	E-1–E-4 Bulk Fuel Handler E-5–E-6 Bulk Fuel Specialist E-7+ Fuel Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some engineer units	Bulk fuel receipt, storage, and issue Fuel-quality checks Fuel-system operations Spill prevention Fuel accounting Hazardous-material handling Supervisor — typically leads a bulk-fuel section.	— none yet (gap)
review	2336Marine Corps October 2026 active-duty sergeant promotion listing title. Ammunition supply is MOS 2311 and is not this entry. This entry is not a civilian explosives license.	Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technician	E-1–E-4 EOD Team Member E-5–E-6 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician E-7+ EOD Team Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common; TS for some EOD billets	Unexploded-ordnance response support Scene control Ordnance identification reporting Equipment accountability Incident documentation Explosives safety Supervisor — typically leads an EOD team.	— none yet (gap)
review	6217Marine Corps October 2026 active-duty sergeant promotion listing title. UH-1 and AH-1 maintenance is MOS 6114. Power plants are a separate MOS. This entry is not a civilian airframe-and-powerplant certificate.	Fixed-Wing Aircraft Mechanic, F/A-18	E-1–E-4 Aircraft Maintenance Technician E-5–E-6 Aircraft Maintenance Specialist E-7+ Aircraft Maintenance Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	F/A-18 airframe inspections Flight-line servicing Discrepancy documentation Technical-publication use Tool control Flight-line safety Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Marines in an F/A-18 maintenance division.	— none yet (gap)
review	7257Marine Corps October 2026 active-duty sergeant promotion listing title. This entry is not a civilian air traffic control certificate.	Air Traffic Controller	E-1–E-4 Air Traffic Control Trainee E-5–E-6 Air Traffic Controller E-7+ Air Traffic Control Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Airfield and approach control Radio phraseology Separation and sequencing Flight-data and strip management Emergency coordination Position logs Supervisor — typically leads a crew in an air traffic control facility.	— none yet (gap)
review	ADNavy	Aviation Machinist's Mate	E-1–E-4 Aircraft Powerplant Technician E-5–E-6 Aircraft Powerplant Specialist E-7+ Aircraft Maintenance Manager Clearance typical: Secret common for many squadron billets	Turbine engine maintenance & troubleshooting Scheduled engine inspections Powerplant removal & installation support Technical publication use Tool control & maintenance documentation Aviation ground-safety practices Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in an aircraft powerplant shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	AMNavy AME (Aviation Structural Mechanic — Safety Equipment) is a separate service rating and is not this entry.	Aviation Structural Mechanic	E-1–E-4 Aircraft Structural Technician E-5–E-6 Airframe Maintenance Specialist E-7+ Airframe Maintenance Manager Clearance typical: Secret common for many squadron billets	Airframe & hydraulic system maintenance Flight-control rigging support Corrosion inspection & treatment Structural repair coordination Technical documentation & inspections Hangar safety practices Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in an airframe shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	AWNavy General rating. Current service ratings are AWF, AWO, AWR, AWS, and AWV. Before the 2008 consolidation the name was Aviation Warfare Systems Operator. A parenthetical (AW) after another rate is an Enlisted Aviation Warfare Specialist designator, not this rating.	Naval Aircrewman	E-1–E-4 Aircrew Technician E-5–E-6 Aircrew Operations Specialist E-7+ Aircrew Operations Manager Clearance typical: Secret common	In-flight systems operation Preflight & postflight aircraft checks Aircrew coordination Mission reporting Aviation emergency procedures Aviation safety practices Supervisor — typically leads a small aircrew or 5–15 sailors in an aircrew shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	AWFNavy	Naval Aircrewman (Mechanical)	E-1–E-4 Aircraft Load & Maintenance Technician E-5–E-6 Aircrew Mechanical Specialist E-7+ Aircrew Maintenance Manager Clearance typical: Secret common	In-flight mechanical troubleshooting Cargo weight & load planning Aircraft servicing between flights Aircrew maintenance documentation Aviation safety & emergency procedures Crew coordination on transport aircraft Supervisor — typically leads a transport aircrew or 5–15 sailors in a mechanical aircrew shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	AWONavy	Naval Aircrewman (Operator)	E-1–E-4 Airborne Sensor Operator E-5–E-6 Airborne Sensor Specialist E-7+ Airborne Sensor Operations Manager Clearance typical: Secret common	Airborne radar & acoustic sensor operation Tactical display monitoring Sensor data analysis & classification Mission reporting & debrief Aircrew coordination Equipment preflight on mission systems Supervisor — typically leads a sensor crew or 5–15 sailors in an operator shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	AWRNavy	Naval Aircrewman (Tactical Helicopter)	E-1–E-4 Helicopter Sensor Operator E-5–E-6 Tactical Helicopter Aircrew Specialist E-7+ Tactical Aircrew Operations Manager Clearance typical: Secret common	Helicopter mission-sensor operation Maritime search & contact reporting Aircrew coordination in a tactical helicopter Mission debrief & reporting Preflight of helicopter mission systems Aviation emergency procedures Supervisor — typically leads a helicopter aircrew or 5–15 sailors in a tactical aircrew shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	AWSNavy	Naval Aircrewman (Helicopter)	E-1–E-4 Helicopter Aircrew Technician E-5–E-6 Helicopter Aircrew Specialist E-7+ Helicopter Aircrew Operations Manager Clearance typical: Secret common	Helicopter aircrew duties Search-and-rescue support Cargo & passenger hoist operations Aircraft preflight & servicing checks Emergency procedure execution Crew coordination Supervisor — typically leads a helicopter aircrew or 5–15 sailors in a helicopter aircrew shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	AWVNavy	Naval Aircrewman (Avionics)	E-1–E-4 Airborne Avionics Technician E-5–E-6 Airborne Avionics Specialist E-7+ Airborne Avionics Manager Clearance typical: Secret common	In-flight avionics troubleshooting Aircraft communications & navigation systems Electronic equipment repair Test equipment & technical documentation Mission-system preflight Aviation safety practices Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in an airborne avionics shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	BMNavy	Boatswain's Mate	E-1–E-4 Deck Operations Technician E-5–E-6 Deck Operations Supervisor E-7+ Deck Operations Manager Clearance typical: None typical	Deck seamanship & line handling Small-boat operations Anchoring, mooring & underway replenishment support Preservation & corrosion control Rigging & crane support Deck safety compliance Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors on a deck department.	— none yet (gap)
review	CTINavy	Cryptologic Technician (Interpretive)	E-1–E-4 Language Analyst E-5–E-6 Cryptologic Language Analyst E-7+ Senior Language Analyst Clearance typical: TS/SCI required	Transcription & translation Foreign-language analysis Analytic report writing Regional & cultural context Quality review of language products Classified information handling Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in a language shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	CTNNavy Current NEOCS lists Cyber Warfare Technician (CWT) where Cryptologic Technician (Networks) used to sit. CWT is a separate entry and is not a fold of this rating.	Cryptologic Technician (Networks)	E-1–E-4 Cyber Network Technician E-5–E-6 Cyber Network Analyst E-7+ Cyber Operations Manager Clearance typical: TS/SCI required	Network defense monitoring Intrusion & traffic analysis System & network administration Security incident reporting Malware and host analysis fundamentals Classified network handling Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors on a cyber operations floor.	— none yet (gap)
review	CTRNavy	Cryptologic Technician (Collection)	E-1–E-4 Signals Collection Technician E-5–E-6 Signals Collection Analyst E-7+ Signals Collection Manager Clearance typical: TS/SCI required	Signals search & collection Signal identification Collection reporting Collection-system operation Quality control of collected data Classified information handling Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors on a collection floor.	— none yet (gap)
review	CTTNavy	Cryptologic Technician (Technical)	E-1–E-4 Electronic Warfare Technician E-5–E-6 Electronic Warfare Analyst E-7+ Electronic Warfare Manager Clearance typical: TS/SCI required	Radar & electronic signal analysis Emitter identification Electronic warfare system operation Technical parameter measurement Threat reporting Classified information handling Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in an electronic warfare shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	ETNavy	Electronics Technician	E-1–E-4 Electronics Technician E-5–E-6 Electronics Systems Specialist E-7+ Electronics Systems Manager Clearance typical: Secret common; TS for some communications billets	Radar, navigation & communications maintenance Electronic system calibration & alignment Fault isolation with test equipment Technical drawing & publication use Configuration control Watch-team equipment readiness Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in an electronics shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	FCNavy	Fire Controlman	E-1–E-4 Combat Systems Technician E-5–E-6 Weapons Systems Specialist E-7+ Combat Systems Manager Clearance typical: Secret common	Fire-control & weapons-direction maintenance Radar fault isolation Combat-system alignment Technical documentation System readiness reporting Maintenance safety practices Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in a combat-systems shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	HMNavy	Hospital Corpsman	E-1–E-4 Medical Assistant / EMT E-5–E-6 Lead Medical Technician E-7+ Medical Services Manager Clearance typical: None or Secret depending on unit	Emergency medical care & triage Patient assessment & clinical documentation Preventive medicine & immunization support Medical supply management Sick-call & clinical assisting Patient movement Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in a medical department or a line unit's medical section.	— none yet (gap)
review	ISNavy	Intelligence Specialist	E-1–E-4 Intelligence Analyst E-5–E-6 All-Source Intelligence Analyst E-7+ Senior Intelligence Analyst Clearance typical: Secret to TS/SCI common, depending on the billet	All-source intelligence research Briefing & analytic writing Threat assessment Operational & geospatial intelligence support Collection requirement tracking Classified information handling Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in an intelligence shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	ITNavy	Information Systems Technician	E-1–E-4 IT Support Specialist / Network Technician E-5–E-6 Network Administrator / IT Supervisor E-7+ IT Operations Manager Clearance typical: Secret common; TS for select commands	Network operations & administration Help desk / end-user support Server administration & backups Communications systems & cryptography awareness Cybersecurity fundamentals Troubleshooting & systems sustainment Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors on a comms/IT watch floor.	— none yet (gap)
review	LSNavy Current rating. Storekeeper (SK) was merged into Logistics Specialist; older resumes may still say SK.	Logistics Specialist	E-1–E-4 Supply Clerk E-5–E-6 Logistics Specialist E-7+ Logistics Manager Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some billets	Inventory & storeroom management Requisition, receipt & issue Shipping & material accountability Supply financial-document matching Inventory audits Customer supply support Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in a supply department.	— none yet (gap)
review	MANavy	Master-at-Arms	E-1–E-4 Security Officer E-5–E-6 Security / Law Enforcement Specialist E-7+ Security Operations Manager Clearance typical: Secret common	Access control & security patrols Incident response & report writing Physical security planning Evidence handling basics Antiterrorism & emergency response Security training delivery Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors on a security force.	— none yet (gap)
review	OSNavy	Operations Specialist	E-1–E-4 Combat Information Operator E-5–E-6 Tactical Operations Specialist E-7+ Tactical Operations Manager Clearance typical: Secret common	Radar & surface-picture tracking Tactical communications Contact identification & reporting Air and surface picture maintenance Operations-floor briefings Watch turnover Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors on an operations watch floor.	— none yet (gap)
review	SKNavy Legacy rating — merged into Logistics Specialist (LS). Kept so older resumes that say SK still map.	Storekeeper	E-1–E-4 Supply Clerk E-5–E-6 Supply Specialist E-7+ Supply / Logistics Manager Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some billets	Storeroom inventory control Material receipt & issue Requisition processing Stock-record reconciliation Customer supply support Inventory audits Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in a supply storeroom.	— none yet (gap)
review	YNNavy	Yeoman	E-1–E-4 Administrative Assistant E-5–E-6 Administrative Specialist E-7+ Administrative Services Manager Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some billets	Correspondence & records management Personnel action processing Travel & orders support Policy & instruction files Office workflow coordination Administrative customer service Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in an administrative office.	— none yet (gap)
review	AENavy Aviation Electronics Technician (AT) maintains avionics and is a separate rating.	Aviation Electrician's Mate	E-1–E-4 Aircraft Electrical Technician E-5–E-6 Aircraft Electrical Specialist E-7+ Aircraft Electrical Maintenance Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common for many squadron billets	Aircraft electrical power systems Wiring and connector repair Lighting and electrical-instrument support Troubleshooting with technical publications Maintenance documentation Tool control Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in an aircraft electrical shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	ATNavy Aircraft electrical power and wiring are Aviation Electrician's Mate (AE), a separate rating.	Aviation Electronics Technician	E-1–E-4 Avionics Technician E-5–E-6 Avionics Specialist E-7+ Avionics Maintenance Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common for many squadron billets	Aircraft communications & navigation systems Radar and mission-avionics troubleshooting Line-replaceable unit replacement Test equipment use Technical publications Maintenance documentation Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in an avionics shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	CSNavy Culinary Specialist (Submarine) (CSS) is a separate service rating and is not this entry.	Culinary Specialist	E-1–E-4 Cook E-5–E-6 Food Service Specialist E-7+ Food Service Manager Clearance typical: None typical	Food preparation & service Recipe-card and menu compliance Galley sanitation Food-safety temperatures Subsistence inventory Shift supervision in a galley Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors on a galley shift.	— none yet (gap)
review	EMNavy Electrician's Mate, Nuclear Power (EMN) is a separate rating and is not this entry.	Electrician's Mate	E-1–E-4 Electrical Technician E-5–E-6 Electrical Systems Specialist E-7+ Electrical Maintenance Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some billets	Shipboard power generation & distribution Motor and controller maintenance Electrical troubleshooting Tag-out and electrical safety Technical documentation Electrical watchstanding Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in an electrical division.	— none yet (gap)
review	ENNavy Machinist's Mate (MM) is steam and auxiliary machinery, not this rating. Nuclear ratings are separate and are not this entry.	Engineman	E-1–E-4 Diesel Engine Technician E-5–E-6 Diesel Propulsion Specialist E-7+ Engineering Watch Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some billets	Diesel engine operation & maintenance Propulsion and auxiliary diesels Preventive maintenance Engineering watchstanding Troubleshooting with technical manuals Engineering logs Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in a diesel engineering division.	— none yet (gap)
review	MMNavy Machinist's Mate, Nuclear Power (MMN) and Machinist's Mate, Non-Nuclear, Submarine Auxiliary (MMA) are separate ratings and are not this entry.	Machinist's Mate	E-1–E-4 Mechanical Technician E-5–E-6 Marine Machinery Specialist E-7+ Mechanical Systems Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some billets	Pumps, compressors & auxiliary machinery Steam and fluid-system operation Preventive maintenance Mechanical troubleshooting Engineering watchstanding Technical documentation Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in a machinery division.	— none yet (gap)
review	PSNavy Yeoman (YN) is the administrative rating. This entry is pay and personnel records.	Personnel Specialist	E-1–E-4 Personnel Clerk E-5–E-6 Personnel Specialist E-7+ Personnel / HR Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some billets	Military pay & personnel records Travel claim processing Service-record updates Entitlement and benefit transactions Personnel-action deadlines Customer service for pay and personnel Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in a personnel office.	— none yet (gap)
review	ABENavy NEOCS service rating. Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Fuels) is ABF and Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Handling) is ABH. The general rating AB is a separate rating and is not folded into this entry.	Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Equipment)	E-1–E-4 Catapult and Arresting-Gear Technician E-5–E-6 Launch and Recovery Equipment Specialist E-7+ Flight-Deck Equipment Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Catapult and arresting-gear maintenance Launch and recovery equipment operation Hydraulic and mechanical inspections Flight-deck safety procedures Maintenance documentation Watch-team turnover Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors on a launch and recovery crew.	— none yet (gap)
review	ABFNavy NEOCS service rating. Launch and recovery equipment is ABE. Aircraft handling is ABH. The general rating AB is not this entry. This entry is not a civilian fuels credential.	Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Fuels)	E-1–E-4 Aviation Fuels Technician E-5–E-6 Aviation Fuels Specialist E-7+ Aviation Fuels Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Aviation fuel receipt, storage, and issue Fuel-quality checks Aircraft refueling operations Fuel-system maintenance support Spill prevention Fuel accounting Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in an aviation fuels division.	— none yet (gap)
review	ABHNavy NEOCS service rating. Fuels are ABF and launch and recovery equipment is ABE. The general rating AB is not this entry.	Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Handling)	E-1–E-4 Aircraft Handling Technician E-5–E-6 Aircraft Handling Specialist E-7+ Flight-Deck Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Aircraft handling and spotting Flight-deck and hangar-deck operations Tow-tractor and support-equipment operation Crash and salvage support Flight-deck safety Aircraft movement coordination Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors on an aircraft-handling crew.	— none yet (gap)
review	AZNavy Maintenance records and data systems. Turning wrenches on the aircraft is a different aviation rating and is not this entry.	Aviation Maintenance Administrationman	E-1–E-4 Maintenance Administration Clerk E-5–E-6 Aviation Maintenance Administrator E-7+ Maintenance Control Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Aircraft maintenance logs and records Maintenance-data system entries Scheduled-inspection tracking Technical-directive compliance records Discrepancy and work-order tracking Maintenance reports Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in a maintenance-administration shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	DCNavy Primary rating. A damage control petty officer is a collateral duty in another rating and is not this entry.	Damage Controlman	E-1–E-4 Damage Control Technician E-5–E-6 Damage Control Specialist E-7+ Damage Control Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some ships	Firefighting and damage-control systems Shipboard firefighting equipment maintenance Damage-control training Compartment and closure inspections Chemical, biological, and radiological defense support Repair-party organization Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in a damage-control shop or a repair party.	— none yet (gap)
review	GMNavy Gun and weapons maintenance. Fire Controlman (FC) maintains fire-control systems and is a separate rating. This entry is not a civilian gunsmith license.	Gunner's Mate	E-1–E-4 Weapons Technician E-5–E-6 Weapons Systems Specialist E-7+ Weapons Systems Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Naval gun and small-arms maintenance Weapons-system inspections Ammunition handling support Magazine safety Technical-manual troubleshooting Ordnance documentation Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in a weapons division.	— none yet (gap)
review	GSMNavy NEOCS service rating. Gas Turbine Systems Technician (Electrical) (GSE) is a separate rating and is not this entry. There is no parent GS fold.	Gas Turbine Systems Technician (Mechanical)	E-1–E-4 Gas Turbine Mechanic E-5–E-6 Gas Turbine Mechanical Specialist E-7+ Engineering Systems Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some ships	Gas-turbine mechanical maintenance Propulsion and auxiliary machinery Preventive maintenance Engineering watchstanding Technical-manual troubleshooting Engineering logs and tag-outs Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in a gas-turbine mechanical shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	HTNavy Welding, pipefitting, and structural repair. Damage Controlman (DC) is firefighting and damage-control systems, a separate rating. This entry is not a civilian welding certification.	Hull Maintenance Technician	E-1–E-4 Hull Technician E-5–E-6 Hull Maintenance Specialist E-7+ Structural Maintenance Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some ships	Welding and metal repair Shipboard pipefitting Sheet-metal and structural repair Quality checks on repairs Damage-control structure support Shop safety and hot-work procedures Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in a hull-maintenance shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	ACNavy NEOCS Volume I, Chapter 2. This entry is not a civilian air traffic control certificate.	Air Traffic Controller	E-1–E-4 Air Traffic Control Technician E-5–E-6 Air Traffic Controller E-7+ Air Traffic Control Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Tower and radar air traffic control Radio phraseology Separation and sequencing Flight-data management Emergency coordination Position logs and turnover Supervisor — typically leads a crew in a Navy air traffic control facility.	— none yet (gap)
review	AONavy NEOCS Volume I, Chapter 9. Gunner's Mate (GM) is a separate rating. This entry is not a civilian explosives license.	Aviation Ordnanceman	E-1–E-4 Aviation Ordnance Technician E-5–E-6 Aviation Ordnance Specialist E-7+ Aviation Ordnance Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Airborne weapons receipt and issue Aircraft armament equipment maintenance Weapons loading support Magazine safety Ordnance documentation Explosives handling rules Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in an aviation ordnance shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	BUNavy NEOCS Volume I, Chapter 16. Construction Electrician (CE) and Construction Mechanic (CM) are separate ratings and are not this entry. This entry is not a civilian construction license.	Builder	E-1–E-4 Construction Technician E-5–E-6 Construction Specialist E-7+ Construction Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some Seabee units	Carpentry and structural construction Concrete and masonry work Blueprint reading Job-site safety Finish and rough construction Project documentation Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 builders on a construction crew.	— none yet (gap)
review	CWTNavy NEOCS Volume I, Chapter 20. Cryptologic Technician (Networks) (CTN) stays a separate entry for older resumes. This rating is not a fold of CTN. This entry is not a civilian cybersecurity certification.	Cyber Warfare Technician	E-1–E-4 Cyber Warfare Technician E-5–E-6 Cyber Warfare Specialist E-7+ Cyber Operations Manager Clearance typical: TS/SCI required	Network defense monitoring Incident detection and reporting Host and network analysis Defensive cyber tool operation Technical findings documentation Classified-network handling Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors on a cyber operations floor.	— none yet (gap)
review	QMNavy NEOCS Volume I, Chapter 66. Operations Specialist (OS) is combat-information work and is a separate rating. Boatswain's Mate (BM) is deck operations and is not this entry.	Quartermaster	E-1–E-4 Navigation Technician E-5–E-6 Navigation Specialist E-7+ Navigation Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Ship navigation and piloting support Chart and voyage planning Bridge watchstanding Visual and electronic navigation Navigation logs Watch turnover Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in a navigation division.	— none yet (gap)
review	STGNavy NEOCS Volume I, Chapter 73. Sonar Technician (Submarine) (STS) is a separate rating and is not this entry. There is no parent ST fold.	Sonar Technician (Surface)	E-1–E-4 Sonar Operator E-5–E-6 Sonar Operations Specialist E-7+ Sonar Systems Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Surface-ship sonar operation Contact detection and tracking Sonar system maintenance support Contact reporting Watchstanding and logs Technical-manual troubleshooting Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 sailors in a surface sonar division.	— none yet (gap)
review	3D1X2Air Force Legacy AFSC. Effective 1 Nov 2021 the 3D cyberspace-support series converted into the 1D7 family (then Cyber Defense Operations; DAFECD 31 Oct 2025 titles 1D7X1 Information Technology (IT) Systems). Transport work tracks to 1D7X1 shred A (Network Operations), not 1D7X2 (radio-frequency transmissions). Kept so older resumes still map.	Cyber Transport Systems	E-1–E-4 Network Technician E-5–E-6 Network Operations Technician E-7+ Network Operations Manager Clearance typical: Secret common; TS for select assignments	Network transport & circuit provisioning Router/switch configuration (Cisco-style) Fiber & wireless infrastructure operations Network monitoring & fault isolation Security hardening of network devices Technical documentation & change management Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen on a transport shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	1D7X1Air Force DAFECD 31 Oct 2025 title. Shred A is Network Operations; shred B is Systems Administration. Skill-level forms such as 1D731 and 1D751A resolve here. Legacy 3D1X2 stays a separate entry.	Information Technology (IT) Systems	E-1–E-4 Cyber Support Technician E-5–E-6 Network / Systems Operations Specialist E-7+ Cyber Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common; TS for select assignments	Network and systems operations Account and configuration support Patch and change coordination Monitoring and fault isolation Cybersecurity hygiene Technical documentation Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen in a communications or cyber support section.	— none yet (gap)
review	1D7X2Air Force Current AFSC (DAFECD 31 Oct 2025). Radio-frequency transmission work. Earlier career-field materials titled this AFSC Spectrum Defense Operations. Not the successor of legacy 3D1X2 cyber transport; that work tracks to 1D7X1.	Radio Frequency Transmissions and Electromagnetic Activities	E-1–E-4 RF Communications Technician E-5–E-6 RF Transmission Specialist E-7+ RF Systems Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common; TS for select assignments	RF system installation and repair Line-of-sight and satellite terminal setup Spectrum coordination RF preventive maintenance Link documentation Equipment accountability Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen in an RF transmission section.	— none yet (gap)
review	1N0X1Air Force	All Source Intelligence Analyst	E-1–E-4 Intelligence Analyst E-5–E-6 All-Source Intelligence Analyst E-7+ Senior Intelligence Analyst Clearance typical: TS/SCI common	All-source intelligence analysis Intelligence research & collation Analytic writing & briefings Intelligence database maintenance Collection-gap identification Classified information handling Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen in an intelligence section.	— none yet (gap)
review	1N2X1Air Force DAFECD 30 Apr 2025 specialty heading is Signals Intelligence for AFSC 1N2X1. Shred forms such as 1N251A resolve here.	Signals Intelligence	E-1–E-4 Signals Intelligence Technician E-5–E-6 Signals Intelligence Analyst E-7+ Signals Intelligence Supervisor Clearance typical: TS/SCI common	Signals identification and analysis Signals-intelligence reporting Analytic aids and reference material Mission-system operation for analysis Quality review of reporting Classified information handling Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen in a signals-intelligence section.	— none yet (gap)
review	2A3X3Air Force DAFECD 31 Oct 2024 title. Older directories called this AFSC Tactical Aircraft Maintenance. Engine work is 2A6X1, a separate AFSC.	Fighter Aircraft Maintenance	E-1–E-4 Aircraft Maintenance Technician E-5–E-6 Fighter Aircraft Maintenance Specialist E-7+ Aircraft Maintenance Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Fighter aircraft servicing & inspection Launch and recovery support Discrepancy documentation Technical-order use Ground safety Crew-chief coordination Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen on a fighter maintenance flight.	— none yet (gap)
review	2A5X1Air Force DAFECD 31 Oct 2024 title. Shreds are aircraft types. Fighter maintenance is 2A3X3. Engines are 2A6X1. Those are separate AFSCs.	Airlift/Special Mission Aircraft Maintenance	E-1–E-4 Aircraft Maintenance Technician E-5–E-6 Airlift Aircraft Maintenance Specialist E-7+ Aircraft Maintenance Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Airlift aircraft inspections Servicing and ground handling Discrepancy documentation Technical-order use Launch and recovery support Aircraft forms and records Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen on an airlift maintenance flight.	— none yet (gap)
review	2A6X1Air Force Shreds cover different engine families. This entry is the base AFSC, not a single engine type.	Aerospace Propulsion	E-1–E-4 Aircraft Engine Technician E-5–E-6 Aerospace Propulsion Specialist E-7+ Propulsion Maintenance Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Jet and turboprop engine inspection Engine removal & installation support Engine troubleshooting Engine ground-support equipment Technical-order use Maintenance documentation Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen in a propulsion shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	2T2X1Air Force	Air Transportation	E-1–E-4 Air Cargo Handler E-5–E-6 Air Transportation Specialist E-7+ Air Terminal Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some billets	Passenger and cargo processing Aircraft load planning support Aircraft loading and unloading Air-movement documentation Cargo acceptance checks Ramp safety Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen on an air-terminal shift.	— none yet (gap)
review	3F0X1Air Force DAFECD 31 Oct 2025 title. Older resumes may call this AFSC Personnel.	Human Resources and Administration	E-1–E-4 Personnel Clerk E-5–E-6 Human Resources Specialist E-7+ Human Resources Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some billets	Personnel records & actions Career and assignment support Personnel accountability reporting Administrative program execution Policy application Customer service for personnel actions Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen in a personnel section.	— none yet (gap)
review	3P0X1Air Force Shred A is military working dog handler and shred B is combat arms. Both resolve to this base AFSC.	Security Forces	E-1–E-4 Security Officer E-5–E-6 Security Forces Specialist E-7+ Security Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Installation security & access control Law-enforcement patrol & reports Resource and weapon-system security Incident response Physical security Post orders & shift turnover Supervisor — typically leads a security-forces flight or a shift of posts.	— none yet (gap)
review	4N0X1Air Force Shreds (for example neurology or flight and operational medicine) resolve to this base AFSC. This entry is not a registered-nurse license.	Aerospace Medical Service	E-1–E-4 Medical Technician E-5–E-6 Aerospace Medical Technician E-7+ Medical Services Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical	Patient assessment & vitals Clinical documentation Medication administration under protocol Immunization & medical-record support Patient movement support Medical supply support Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen in a medical element.	— none yet (gap)
review	2A6X2Air Force CFETP 2A6X2 (19 Jul 2019) title. Skill-level forms such as 2A632 and 2A652 resolve here. Aircraft maintenance AFSCs such as 2A3X3 and 2A5X1 are separate.	Aerospace Ground Equipment	E-1–E-4 Ground Support Equipment Technician E-5–E-6 Aerospace Ground Equipment Specialist E-7+ Ground Support Equipment Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Aerospace ground-equipment maintenance Generator, air, and hydraulic-unit repair Inspection and operational checks Technical-order use Dispatch and equipment status Maintenance documentation Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen in an aerospace ground-equipment section.	— none yet (gap)
review	2F0X1Air Force CFETP 2F0X1 (1 Mar 2024) title is Fuels. Skill-level forms such as 2F031 and 2F051 resolve here. This entry is not a civilian fuels credential.	Fuels	E-1–E-4 Fuels Technician E-5–E-6 Fuels Specialist E-7+ Fuels Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some locations	Petroleum receipt, storage, and issue Fuel quality surveillance Aircraft and ground refueling Fuels-facility operations Spill prevention Petroleum accounting Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen in a fuels flight.	— none yet (gap)
review	2S0X1Air Force CFETP 2S0XX (16 Jun 2023) title. Skill-level forms such as 2S031 and 2S051, and a single-letter shred on this AFSC, resolve here.	Materiel Management	E-1–E-4 Supply Clerk E-5–E-6 Materiel Management Specialist E-7+ Materiel Management Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some accounts	Receiving, storing, and issuing materiel Inventory and warehouse locations Requisition and document research Property and stock accountability Automated supply transactions Discrepancy reporting Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen in a materiel-management flight.	— none yet (gap)
review	2T1X1Air Force CFETP 2T1X1 (23 Aug 2021) title is Ground Transportation. Older directories called this AFSC Vehicle Operations. Air Transportation is 2T2X1, a separate AFSC. Skill-level forms such as 2T131 and 2T151 resolve here. This entry is not a civilian commercial driver's license.	Ground Transportation	E-1–E-4 Vehicle Operator E-5–E-6 Ground Transportation Specialist E-7+ Ground Transportation Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical	Government vehicle operation Dispatch and fleet scheduling Passenger and cargo movement Vehicle inspection Operator licensing support Accident and incident reporting Supervisor — typically leads a ground-transportation dispatch or operator section.	— none yet (gap)
review	2W0X1Air Force CFETP 2W0X1 (22 Oct 2021) title. Skill-level forms such as 2W031 and 2W051, and a single-letter shred on this AFSC, resolve here. Aircraft armament systems are 2W1X1, a separate AFSC. This entry is not a civilian explosives license.	Munitions Systems	E-1–E-4 Munitions Technician E-5–E-6 Munitions Systems Specialist E-7+ Munitions Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Munitions receipt, storage, and issue Inspection, assembly, and maintenance Lot and serial accountability Explosives safety Line delivery support Munitions documentation Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen in a munitions flight.	— none yet (gap)
review	2W1X1Air Force CFETP 2W1X1 (15 Jan 2026) title. Skill-level forms such as 2W131 and 2W151 resolve here. Munitions storage and assembly are 2W0X1, a separate AFSC.	Aircraft Armament Systems	E-1–E-4 Aircraft Armament Technician E-5–E-6 Aircraft Armament Systems Specialist E-7+ Armament Systems Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Aircraft weapons-system maintenance Weapons loading and unloading Gun-system maintenance Technical-order compliance Armament safing procedures Load-crew documentation Supervisor — typically leads a weapons section or a load crew.	— none yet (gap)
review	3E0X1Air Force CFETP 3E0X1 (31 Jan 2022) titles this specialty Electrical Systems. Skill-level forms such as 3E031 and 3E051 resolve here. This entry is not a civilian electrician license.	Electrical Systems	E-1–E-4 Electrical Systems Technician E-5–E-6 Electrical Systems Specialist E-7+ Electrical Systems Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some locations	Facility electrical installation and repair Circuit troubleshooting Electrical safety and lockout Technical drawings and codes Power-distribution support Work-order documentation Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen in an electrical systems shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	3E7X1Air Force CFETP 3E7X1 (7 Aug 2020, incorporating Change 1 dated 1 Jun 2021) title is Fire Protection. Skill-level forms such as 3E731 and 3E751 resolve here. This entry is not a civilian firefighter certification.	Fire Protection	E-1–E-4 Fire Protection Technician E-5–E-6 Fire Protection Specialist E-7+ Fire Protection Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some locations	Structural and aircraft firefighting Rescue and emergency response Fire-prevention inspections Apparatus and equipment maintenance Incident documentation Hazardous-materials response support Supervisor — typically leads a firefighting crew on a shift.	— none yet (gap)
review	3F1X1Air Force CFETP 3F1X1 (13 May 2022, certified current 12 Dec 2025) title is Services. Skill-level forms such as 3F131 and 3F151 resolve here. Food service inside this AFSC is not a civilian culinary credential.	Services	E-1–E-4 Services Technician E-5–E-6 Services Specialist E-7+ Services Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical	Food, lodging, and fitness-program support Customer service operations Readiness and contingency services Resource and inventory accounting Sanitation and safety standards Shift scheduling Supervisor — typically leads a services activity or a shift.	— none yet (gap)
review	4A0X1Air Force CFETP 4A0X1 (5 Jun 2024) title. Subspecialty 4A0X1S (Medical Information Systems) and skill-level forms such as 4A051 resolve here. This entry is health-administration work. It is not a clinical license.	Health Services Management	E-1–E-4 Health Services Clerk E-5–E-6 Health Services Management Specialist E-7+ Health Services Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical	Medical administration and records Patient appointment and referral support Health-information privacy practices Medical readiness tracking Resource and workload reporting Clinical-system user support Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen in a health-services administration section.	— none yet (gap)
review	1B4X1Air Force CFETP 1B4X1 (16 Oct 2023) title. Skill-level forms such as 1B431 and 1B451 resolve here. Information technology systems are AFSC 1D7X1. This entry is not a civilian cybersecurity certification.	Cyber Warfare Operations	E-1–E-4 Cyber Warfare Operations Technician E-5–E-6 Cyber Warfare Operations Specialist E-7+ Cyber Warfare Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: TS/SCI required	Network defense monitoring Incident detection and reporting Host and network analysis Defensive cyber tool operation Technical findings documentation Classified-network handling Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen on a cyber operations crew.	— none yet (gap)
review	1C1X1Air Force CFETP 1C1X1 (26 Mar 2025) title. Skill-level forms such as 1C131 and 1C151 resolve here. Airfield management is AFSC 1C7X1. This entry is not a civilian air traffic control certificate.	Air Traffic Control	E-1–E-4 Air Traffic Control Technician E-5–E-6 Air Traffic Controller E-7+ Air Traffic Control Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Tower and radar air traffic control Radio phraseology Separation and sequencing Flight-data management Emergency coordination Position logs Supervisor — typically leads a crew in an air traffic control facility.	— none yet (gap)
review	1C7X1Air Force CFETP 1C7X1 (17 May 2024) title. Skill-level forms such as 1C751 resolve here. Air traffic control is AFSC 1C1X1.	Airfield Management	E-1–E-4 Airfield Management Technician E-5–E-6 Airfield Management Specialist E-7+ Airfield Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Airfield inspections Flight-line and airfield status Notice-to-airmen coordination Airfield driving and safety Emergency response coordination Airfield operations logs Supervisor — typically leads an airfield management shift.	— none yet (gap)
review	1N1X1Air Force U.S. Air Force career-page title for AFSC 1N1X1. All-source analysis is 1N0X1. Signals intelligence is 1N2X1. Skill-level forms such as 1N151 resolve here.	Geospatial Intelligence Specialist	E-1–E-4 Imagery Analyst E-5–E-6 Geospatial Intelligence Analyst E-7+ Geospatial Intelligence Supervisor Clearance typical: TS/SCI required	Imagery exploitation Geospatial product preparation Change detection Source comparison Intelligence reporting Classified-product handling Supervisor — typically leads an imagery section.	— none yet (gap)
review	1P0X1Air Force CFETP 1P0X1 Interim Change 1 (5 Jan 2017) specialty title; that change updates the 1 Oct 2015 plan. Skill-level and single-letter shred forms resolve here.	Aircrew Flight Equipment	E-1–E-4 Aircrew Flight Equipment Technician E-5–E-6 Aircrew Flight Equipment Specialist E-7+ Aircrew Flight Equipment Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Aircrew flight-equipment inspections Parachute and survival-equipment maintenance Issue and turn-in accountability Technical-order use Equipment status reporting Shop documentation Supervisor — typically leads an aircrew flight-equipment shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	2A3X4Air Force CFETP 2A3X4X (5 Jun 2024) title for fighter integrated avionics on the A-10, F-15, F-16, and U-2. Skill-level and single-letter shred forms resolve to 2A3X4. Fighter aircraft maintenance is 2A3X3. Structural maintenance is 2A7X3.	Fighter Aircraft Integrated Avionics	E-1–E-4 Fighter Aircraft Avionics Technician E-5–E-6 Fighter Aircraft Avionics Specialist E-7+ Avionics Maintenance Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Fighter integrated-avionics maintenance System operational checks Fault isolation Technical-order use Aircraft forms documentation Tool control Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen in a fighter avionics section.	— none yet (gap)
review	2A7X3Air Force CFETP 2A7X3 (13 Mar 2026) title. Skill-level forms such as 2A753 resolve here. Fighter aircraft maintenance is 2A3X3. Integrated avionics are 2A3X4. This entry is not a civilian airframe-and-powerplant certificate.	Aircraft Structural Maintenance	E-1–E-4 Aircraft Structural Technician E-5–E-6 Aircraft Structural Maintenance Specialist E-7+ Structural Maintenance Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Aircraft structural inspection and repair Sheet-metal and composite repair Corrosion treatment Technical-order use Repair documentation Tool and material control Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 Airmen in an aircraft structural-maintenance section.	— none yet (gap)
review	3E1X1Air Force CFETP 3E1X1 (15 Jan 2017) specialty title. Skill-level forms such as 3E151 resolve here. Electrical systems are AFSC 3E0X1. This entry is not a civilian HVAC license.	Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration	E-1–E-4 HVAC and Refrigeration Technician E-5–E-6 HVAC and Refrigeration Specialist E-7+ HVAC Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some civil-engineer units	HVAC and refrigeration maintenance System troubleshooting Preventive maintenance Controls and electrical checks Refrigerant handling records Work-order documentation Supervisor — typically leads an HVAC and refrigeration shop.	— none yet (gap)
review	3E5X1Air Force CFETP 3E5X1 (17 Apr 2024) title. Skill-level forms such as 3E551 resolve here. Electrical systems are 3E0X1. HVAC and refrigeration are 3E1X1. This entry is not a civilian professional engineer license.	Engineering	E-1–E-4 Engineering Technician E-5–E-6 Engineering Specialist E-7+ Engineering Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some civil-engineer units	Construction drawings and surveys Project planning support Site layout and measurement Contract and work-document review As-built records Job-site coordination Supervisor — typically leads an engineering section or a survey crew.	— none yet (gap)
review	AETCoast Guard Public Coast Guard rating. AETs may also hold an aircrew position on specific aircraft. This row is not a civilian airframe-and-powerplant certificate or an FCC license. Rate forms such as AET2 and AETC resolve here.	Avionics Electrical Technician	E-1–E-4 Avionics Maintenance Technician E-5–E-6 Avionics Technician E-7+ Avionics Maintenance Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common for aircrew and avionics billets	Aircraft avionics troubleshooting Navigation and communication system maintenance Wiring harness and connector repair Avionics corrosion control Minimum-performance test procedures Aircraft maintenance recordkeeping Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	AMTCoast Guard Public Coast Guard rating. AMTs may also hold an aircrew position on specific aircraft. Not a civilian airframe-and-powerplant certificate. Rate forms such as AMT2 and AMTC resolve here.	Aviation Maintenance Technician	E-1–E-4 Aircraft Maintenance Technician E-5–E-6 Aircraft Maintenance Specialist E-7+ Aircraft Maintenance Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common for aviation billets	Aircraft powerplant and drivetrain maintenance Airframe structural repair Composite and sheet-metal fabrication Aircraft corrosion control Nondestructive inspection support Aircraft maintenance records Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	ASTCoast Guard Public Coast Guard rating. The work includes rescue-swimmer duties and aircrew survival equipment. Not a civilian paramedic license. Rate forms such as AST2 and ASTC resolve here.	Aviation Survival Technician	E-1–E-4 Aviation Survival Technician E-5–E-6 Rescue Swimmer E-7+ Aviation Survival Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Search and rescue operations Emergency medical response Survival-equipment inspection and repair Aircrew survival training Aircraft ground handling Rescue-device maintenance Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	BMCoast Guard Public Coast Guard rating. The Coast Guard Boatswain's Mate absorbed the former Quartermaster rating, so navigation and bridge work sit here. A bare BM lookup stays on the Navy Boatswain's Mate row. Select Coast Guard to draft this rating. Not a civilian captain's license. Rate forms such as BM2 and BMC resolve here when the branch is Coast Guard.	Boatswain's Mate	E-1–E-4 Deck Operations Crew Member E-5–E-6 Deck and Boat Operations Specialist E-7+ Deck and Boat Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: None or Secret depending on the unit	Small-boat operations Deck seamanship and line handling Ship navigation and bridge watch Visual signaling Aids-to-navigation maintenance Deck-force and cargo supervision Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	CSCoast Guard Public Coast Guard rating. Renamed from Food Service Specialist (FS) on 6 January 2017. FS is not a separate row. A bare CS lookup stays on the Navy Culinary Specialist row. Not a civilian culinary credential. Rate forms such as CS2 and CSC resolve here when the branch is Coast Guard.	Culinary Specialist	E-1–E-4 Food Service Worker E-5–E-6 Culinary Specialist E-7+ Food Service Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical	Menu planning and food production Food-safety and sanitation inspections Galley inventory and provisioning Recipe costing and portion control Food-service team supervision Galley equipment sanitation logs Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	DCCoast Guard Public Coast Guard rating. A bare DC lookup stays on the Navy Damage Controlman row. Select Coast Guard to draft this rating. Rate forms such as DC2 and DCC resolve here when the branch is Coast Guard.	Damage Controlman	E-1–E-4 Damage Control Technician E-5–E-6 Damage Control Specialist E-7+ Damage Control Supervisor Clearance typical: None or Secret depending on the cutter	Shipboard firefighting systems Structural and piping repair Damage-control equipment maintenance Chemical and radiological defense equipment Plumbing and hull repair Casualty-drill documentation Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	DVCoast Guard Public Coast Guard rating, established in 2014. Not a civilian commercial-diving certification by itself. Rate forms such as DV2 and DVC resolve here.	Diver	E-1–E-4 Dive Team Member E-5–E-6 Diver E-7+ Diving Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret possible depending on the mission	Underwater inspection and salvage Hull and structure surveys Dive-operation planning Dive-log and equipment accountability Port-security dive sweeps Aids-to-navigation underwater work Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	EMCoast Guard Public Coast Guard rating. Shipboard and shore electrical work. Avionics are the Avionics Electrical Technician (AET) rating, not this one. Not a civilian electrician license. A bare EM lookup stays on the Navy Electrician's Mate row. Rate forms such as EM2 and EMC resolve here when the branch is Coast Guard.	Electrician's Mate	E-1–E-4 Marine Electrician E-5–E-6 Marine Electrical Specialist E-7+ Electrical Systems Supervisor Clearance typical: None or Secret depending on the unit	Shipboard electrical distribution Motor and controller troubleshooting Electrical lockout and tagout records Power-generation support Electrical maintenance documentation Electrical safety training Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	ETCoast Guard Public Coast Guard rating. Coast Guard electronics technicians also cover work the former Fire Control Technician rating performed. Not a civilian FCC license. A bare ET lookup stays on the Navy Electronics Technician row. Rate forms such as ET2 and ETC resolve here when the branch is Coast Guard.	Electronics Technician	E-1–E-4 Electronics Technician E-5–E-6 Electronics Systems Specialist E-7+ Electronics Maintenance Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Communications electronics maintenance Radar and navigation electronics Antenna and tower maintenance Computer and network equipment repair Electronic fault isolation Maintenance recordkeeping Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	GMCoast Guard Public Coast Guard rating. Not a civilian firearms-instructor credential. A bare GM lookup stays on the Navy Gunner's Mate row. Rate forms such as GM2 and GMC resolve here when the branch is Coast Guard.	Gunner's Mate	E-1–E-4 Weapons Technician E-5–E-6 Weapons Maintenance Specialist E-7+ Weapons Systems Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common for weapons billets	Naval gun and mount maintenance Small-arms accountability Weapons-system troubleshooting Magazine and ordnance custody records Launcher and mount preventive maintenance Gunnery training support Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	HSCoast Guard Public Coast Guard rating. Clinical tasks are performed in Coast Guard clinics, sick bays, and aboard cutters. Not a civilian registered-nurse, physician-assistant, or physician license. Rate forms such as HS2 and HSC resolve here.	Health Services Technician	E-1–E-4 Health Services Technician E-5–E-6 Health Services Specialist E-7+ Clinic Services Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some operational units	Patient assessment and vital signs Clinic documentation Immunization and medication administration records Laboratory and diagnostic-test support Medical supply inventory Emergency medical response Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	ISCoast Guard Public Coast Guard rating. Not a clearance determination. A bare IS lookup stays on the Navy Intelligence Specialist row. Rate forms such as IS2 and ISC resolve here when the branch is Coast Guard.	Intelligence Specialist	E-1–E-4 Intelligence Assistant E-5–E-6 Intelligence Specialist E-7+ Intelligence Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret or Top Secret depending on the billet	All-source intelligence reporting Chart, map, and graphic production Intelligence brief preparation Collection-requirement tracking Classified information handling Threat-summary writing Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	ITCoast Guard Public Coast Guard rating. A bare IT lookup stays on the Navy Information Systems Technician row. Select Coast Guard to draft this rating. Not a civilian cybersecurity certification. Rate forms such as IT2 and ITC resolve here when the branch is Coast Guard.	Information Systems Technician	E-1–E-4 IT Support Technician E-5–E-6 Information Systems Specialist E-7+ IT Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common	Network and telephone system support User account administration Communications equipment installation Help-desk ticket handling Data-network troubleshooting System documentation Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	MECoast Guard GoCoastGuard titles this rating Maritime Enforcement Specialist. Some older public lists say Maritime Law Enforcement Specialist. The rating was established 1 January 2010. Not a civilian police commission. Rate forms such as ME2 and MEC resolve here.	Maritime Enforcement Specialist	E-1–E-4 Boarding Team Member E-5–E-6 Maritime Enforcement Specialist E-7+ Maritime Enforcement Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common for many enforcement billets	Maritime boarding and inspection procedures Evidence handling and case documentation Use-of-force reporting Port and vessel security operations Law-enforcement training delivery Incident report writing Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	MKCoast Guard Public Coast Guard rating. Machinery Technician is the Coast Guard engineering rating. It is not a merchant-marine license and not a civilian professional-engineer license. Rate forms such as MK2 and MKC resolve here.	Machinery Technician	E-1–E-4 Marine Machinery Technician E-5–E-6 Machinery Maintenance Specialist E-7+ Engineering Plant Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical; Secret for some cutter billets	Diesel engine maintenance and repair Auxiliary machinery troubleshooting Hydraulic system maintenance Refrigeration and climate-control support Hazardous-material handling records Preventive-maintenance scheduling Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	MSTCoast Guard Public Coast Guard rating. Marine safety, pollution response, and waterfront inspections. Not a civilian environmental-engineer license. Rate forms such as MST2 and MSTC resolve here.	Marine Science Technician	E-1–E-4 Marine Safety Technician E-5–E-6 Marine Safety Specialist E-7+ Marine Safety Supervisor Clearance typical: None or Secret depending on the unit	Vessel and facility inspection checklists Pollution-incident investigation records Waterfront facility compliance reviews Hazardous-material response documentation Port-safety patrol reporting Environmental health inspections Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	OSCoast Guard Public Coast Guard rating. Operations specialists work in rescue coordination centers, on cutters, and at stations. A bare OS lookup stays on the Navy Operations Specialist row. Rate forms such as OS2 and OSC resolve here when the branch is Coast Guard.	Operations Specialist	E-1–E-4 Operations Watchstander E-5–E-6 Command Center Specialist E-7+ Command Center Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common for command-center billets	Search-and-rescue coordination support Sensor and communications watchstanding Command-center information displays Vessel contact tracking Operations logkeeping Distress-call documentation Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	PACoast Guard Public Coast Guard enlisted rating. This is not the Navy collateral public affairs officer (PAO) and not a journalism credential. Rate forms such as PA2 and PAC resolve here.	Public Affairs Specialist	E-1–E-4 Public Affairs Assistant E-5–E-6 Public Affairs Specialist E-7+ Public Affairs Supervisor Clearance typical: None or Secret depending on the assignment	News writing and editing workflows Photo and video production Internal information products Media-query coordination Community-outreach scheduling Pre-release privacy review Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	SKCoast Guard Current Coast Guard rating. The Navy Storekeeper row is the deleted Navy rating that folded into Logistics Specialist. A bare SK lookup stays on that Navy row. Select Coast Guard to draft this rating. Rate forms such as SK2 and SKC resolve here when the branch is Coast Guard.	Storekeeper	E-1–E-4 Supply Clerk E-5–E-6 Storekeeper E-7+ Supply Supervisor Clearance typical: None typical	Inventory receipt and issue Stock-location control Requisition and purchasing support Clothing and subsistence supply Warehouse cycle counts Supply-system recordkeeping Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	YNCoast Guard Public Coast Guard rating. Pay-entitlement counseling here is administrative support. It is not the Command Financial Specialist collateral and not a civilian payroll certification. A bare YN lookup stays on the Navy Yeoman row. Rate forms such as YN2 and YNC resolve here when the branch is Coast Guard.	Yeoman	E-1–E-4 Administrative Assistant E-5–E-6 Yeoman E-7+ Administrative Supervisor Clearance typical: None or Secret depending on the unit	Correspondence and records management Personnel-record maintenance Pay-entitlement counseling support Directive and publication control Official correspondence routing Administrative calendar management Supervisor — typically leads 5–15 people.	— none yet (gap)
review	5S0X1Space Force USSF specialty-code crosswalk titles this 5S Space Systems Operations. Stored as SFSC 5S0X1, the DAFECD 5-series form. Skill-level forms such as 5S031 and 5S071 resolve here. The prior Air Force AFSC 1C6X1 is not a separate row. Not a civilian pilot certificate or an orbital-analyst license.	Space Systems Operations	E-1–E-4 Space Operations Technician E-5–E-6 Space Systems Operator E-7+ Space Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common; Top Secret for some crews	Satellite command and control procedures Space-domain awareness monitoring Orbital-event reporting Crew operations checklists Space-system status tracking Operations-log and crew-handover briefs Supervisor — typically leads a space-operations crew or a section of operators.	— none yet (gap)
review	5C0X1Space Force Parent Space Force specialty. The USSF crosswalk splits defensive cyber (5C0X1D), network operations (5C0X1N), radio-frequency operations (5C0X1R), and system operations (5C0X1S) into their own rows. Unsuffixed skill-level forms such as 5C051 resolve here. Not a civilian cybersecurity certification.	Cyber Operations	E-1–E-4 Cyber Operations Technician E-5–E-6 Cyber Operations Specialist E-7+ Cyber Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common; Top Secret for some crews	Cyber operations workstation procedures Network-defense monitoring Incident-ticket documentation Configuration and access support Vulnerability-finding tracking Shift-handover reporting Supervisor — typically leads a cyber-operations crew.	— none yet (gap)
review	5C0X1DSpace Force USSF specialty-code crosswalk title: Cyber Ops - Defensive Cyber Ops (5C0X1D). Skill-level forms such as 5C051D resolve here. Not a civilian incident-response certification.	Defensive Cyber Operations	E-1–E-4 Defensive Cyber Technician E-5–E-6 Defensive Cyber Operator E-7+ Defensive Cyber Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common; Top Secret for some crews	Intrusion-detection and response workflows Threat and vulnerability assessment records Host and network containment steps Security-event investigation notes Defense-in-depth control checks Incident-timeline documentation Supervisor — typically leads a defensive-cyber crew.	— none yet (gap)
review	5C0X1NSpace Force USSF specialty-code crosswalk title: Cyber Ops - Network Ops (5C0X1N). Skill-level forms such as 5C051N resolve here. The unsuffixed parent is 5C0X1. Not a civilian network certification.	Network Operations	E-1–E-4 Network Operations Technician E-5–E-6 Network Operations Specialist E-7+ Network Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common; Top Secret for some crews	Network device installation and configuration Firewall and routing change control Cable and infrastructure documentation Network monitoring and fault isolation Network-access change support Change-window execution records Supervisor — typically leads a network-operations section.	— none yet (gap)
review	5C0X1RSpace Force USSF specialty-code crosswalk title: Cyber Ops - RF Ops (SATCOM) (5C0X1R). Skill-level forms such as 5C051R resolve here. Not a civilian FCC license and not Air Force AFSC 1D7X2.	Radio Frequency Operations	E-1–E-4 SATCOM Technician E-5–E-6 SATCOM Systems Specialist E-7+ SATCOM Systems Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common; Top Secret for some crews	Satellite-communications terminal operations RF transmission troubleshooting Spectrum and link-status monitoring Encryption-device handling support Antenna alignment and maintenance records Wideband and line-of-sight radio support Supervisor — typically leads an RF or SATCOM section.	— none yet (gap)
review	5C0X1SSpace Force USSF specialty-code crosswalk title: Cyber Ops - System Ops (5C0X1S). Skill-level forms such as 5C051S resolve here. The crosswalk's Z prefix for software development is not an SFSC and is not this row. Not a civilian certification.	System Operations	E-1–E-4 Systems Operations Technician E-5–E-6 Systems Operations Specialist E-7+ Systems Operations Supervisor Clearance typical: Secret common; Top Secret for some crews	Server build and configuration management Operating-system patch coordination Identity and access administration Backup and recovery checks System-health monitoring Configuration documentation Supervisor — typically leads a systems-operations section.	— none yet (gap)
review	5I0X1Space Force USSF specialty-code crosswalk label: 5I0 All Source Intel. Stored as SFSC 5I0X1. Skill-level forms such as 5I051 resolve here. The 2022 crosswalk also lists 5I1A GEOINT, 5I4 cyber-intel and fusion, and 5I8 targeting. Those are not separate rows in this pass. Not a clearance determination.	All Source Intelligence	E-1–E-4 Intelligence Analyst E-5–E-6 All-Source Intelligence Analyst E-7+ All-Source Intelligence Supervisor Clearance typical: Top Secret / SCI common for intelligence billets	All-source intelligence fusion Intelligence briefing products Collection-requirement management Threat-summary writing Intelligence-database updates Dissemination and production tracking Supervisor — typically leads an all-source intelligence section.	— none yet (gap)
review	5I2X1Space Force Almanac short name: Signals Intel Analyst (USSF). Stored as SFSC 5I2X1. The 2022 crosswalk splits 5I2A ELINT and 5I2C COMINT; shred and skill-level forms such as 5I251A resolve to this parent. Not a language-analyst certification and not a clearance determination.	Signals Intelligence Analyst	E-1–E-4 Signals Intelligence Technician E-5–E-6 Signals Intelligence Analyst E-7+ Signals Intelligence Supervisor Clearance typical: Top Secret / SCI common for signals-intelligence billets	Signals-intelligence collection support Signal identification and reporting Communications-intelligence analysis Electronic-intelligence characteristics reporting Intelligence report writing Classified processing workflows Supervisor — typically leads a signals-intelligence section.	— none yet (gap)

Gaps: codes with no lab resume yet are marked — none. Add test resumes to /home/team/shared/test-resumes and update LAB_RESUME_FOR_CODE here as coverage grows. Full matrix: /home/team/shared/test-resumes/mos-matrix.md.

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Marcus Delaney — two-column veteran (25B)

Daniela Gonzalez — tables-heavy .docx (civilian)

Kieran O'Neill — scanned image PDF (11B)

Alicia Washington — MOS/clearance heavy (TS/SCI)

Priya Vasquez — tables-heavy PDF (civilian)

Marcus Delaney — iPhone photo of a printed resume (25B)

Maya Coleman — 35N SIGINT analyst (TS/SCI)

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