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The US Army proudly claims to be the most technological
advanced and highly skill fighting force in the world.
There is Army training from aviation to air defense, from armor
to medical support.
Get Army training for more than 200 military occupational specialties.
Army training is what turns an ordinary man or woman into a soldier.
So whether their specialty is exiting aircraft at 1,300 feet,
enforcing law and order around the fort or taking medical X-rays,
US Army training helps soldiers develop skills and confidence
they'll be able to use later on.
Fly Helicopters like the UH-60 Blackhawk
Army Training Programs include Aviation of the UH-60 Blackhawks,
AH-64A Apaches and AH Cobras, to name a few. Their Air Defense
Artillery weapon systems forged on the cutting edge of 21st century
technology to defend deployed U.S. forces and friendly population
centers from air and missile attack. Venture is where the action
is -- up front alongside our battle tanks -- in a Bradly Linebacker
to defend the maneuver force against attack helicopters, cruise
missiles, and fighter-bombers... not to mention unleashing lethal
Stinger missiles against intruding aircraft.
Great Careers! Great Experiences!
Other programs the US Army is known for: Infantry training, Medical
training, Armor, Field Artillery, and Signal Operations &
Intelligence training. There's US Army training for more jobs—in
more exciting fields—than you would ever expect. From training
to work with computers to assisting doctors to fixing helicopters,
there's an Army job training program that's right for you. A job
in the Army is called a Military Occupational Specialty or MOS
and has a number and letter code. For example, an Infantryman
is also called an 11B (eleven-bravo).
Today, soldiers receive US Army training in one of eight fields:
Aviation, Air Defense Artillery, Infantry, Medical, Armor, Artillery,
Signal Operations and Intelligence, and Chemical. Within these
fields, you can get Army training in many high tech Military Occupational
Specialties. Fact: high-tech US Army training makes soldiers more
marketable in an information-based society. Today's soldiers get
US Army training to operate technologically advanced aircraft,
sophisticated battlefield air defense systems, hand-held computers
to collect and relay data about their positions, Inter-Vehicular
Information Systems, digital-burst radio systems, and fire-control
computers.
The Army Training and Leader Development Panel - Civilian
Study
The US Army has released the final study conducted by the US Army
Training and Leader Development Panel (ATLDP) – the US Army
Civilian Study. Previously released studies addressed commissioned
officers (Phase I), non-commissioned officers (Phase II), and
warrant officers (Phase III). The US Army Civilian Study is Phase
IV of the largest self-assessment ever done by the US Army training.
The US Army Civilian Study Panel’s purpose was to identify
training and leader development requirements for current and future
Army civilians. The panel emphasized US Army civilians are part
of the total force – Active, Reserve, Guard, Retirees and
Family Members – and serve to support soldiers.
Data for the study was gathered from more than 40,000 Army civilians,
soldiers and senior leaders through written surveys, focus groups,
personal interviews and a senior leader on-line survey. The number
of contacts and breadth of collection methods produced the most
thorough study ever done in US Army civilian training and leader
development.
The
ATLDP Civilian Study
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