Vets Classifications

1 INCIDENT RESPONSE ANALYST

Peak 10s Description: The Incident Response Analyst Is primary responsibility
is to provide a superior customer experience through tactical troubleshooting,
monitoring, and resolution of Peak 10 customer environments. You will be heavily
relied upon by the entire Peak 10 team to support, maintain and provide insight to
our customers when they are in a high level of need. Its vitally important that you
are a strong communicator, resourceful, and articulate in communicating identified
issues and resolution steps to bring the customers request to a resolved state. A
strong combination of first level technical administration, troubleshooting,
communication and documentation skills is vital to the Incident Response Analyst
Is success
MOS:
25B, Information Technology Specialist. Information Technology
Specialists have the great responsibility of maintaining, processing and
troubleshooting military computer systems and operations.
25P, Microwave Systems Operator Maintainer. Microwave Systems
Installer-Maintainers are primarily responsible for installing, operating and
maintaining microwave communications systems. They also work with
associated antennas, multiplexing and communications security equipment.
25L, Cable Systems Installer Maintainer. Cable systems installermaintainers are primarily responsible for the maintenance of cable/wire
communications systems, communication security devices and other
associated equipment.
94F, Computer Detection Systems Repairer. The computer/detection
systems repairer performs maintenance and repair on a variety of critical
systems and equipment, including microcomputers and electromechanical
telecommunications equipment, field artillery digital devices, Global
Positioning System receivers, night vision devices/equipment and laser and
fiber optic systems.

 35T, Military Intelligence Systems Maintainer/Integrator. The military

intelligence systems maintainer/integrator is primarily responsible for
maintaining intelligence computers and networks used by Military
Intelligence Soldiers.
25Q, Multichannel Transmission Systems Operator-Maintainer. A
multichannel transmission systems operator-maintainer works directly on
equipment that communicates through more than one channel. They are
responsible for the maintenance check of these devices, antennas and
associated equipment.
ASFC:

3D0X4, Computer Systems Programming. Computer Systems

Programming personnel supervise and perform as computer analyst, coder,
tester and manager in the design, development, maintenance, testing,
configuration management, and documentation of application software
systems, client-server, and web-enabled software and relational database
systems critical to warfighting capabilities.
3D0X1, Knowledge Operations Management. Knowledge Operations
Management personnel deploy, sustain, and manage data, information, and
knowledge-sharing services in a fixed and expeditionary (deployed)
environment. This includes planning, coordinating, sharing, and controlling
an organizations data and information assets.
3D0X3, Cyber Surety. Cyber Surety personnel supervise or operate fixed
and deployed information technology (IT) resources to monitor, evaluate and
maintain systems, policy, and procedures to protect clients, networks,
data/voice systems and databases from unauthorized activity. They identify
potential threats and manage resolution of security violations.
3D1X2, Cyber Transport. Cyber Transport personnel deploy, sustain,
troubleshoot, and repair standard voice, data, and video network
infrastructure systems, IP detection systems, and cryptographic equipment.
They perform, coordinate, integrate, and supervise network design,
configuration, operation, defense, restoration, and improvements. Cyber
Transport personnel also analyze capabilities and performance, identify
problems, and take corrective action. They fabricate, terminate, and
interconnect wiring and associated network infrastructure devices.
Navy

 Navy Information System Technicians. Navy Information System

Technicians (IT specialists) are Enlisted Sailors who engage in a broad range
of responsibilities including network administration, database management
and computer hardware and software implementation.

2 SERVICE DELIVERY ENGINEER

Peak 10s Description: The SDE is responsible for working with existing and
potential Peak 10 customers to assist in developing solutions for their business
needs, performing Joint Technical Reviews/Quarterly Business Reviews, serve as a
technical resource, and serve as a trusted advisor to Peak 10 customers. The SDE
will also work with the Peak 10 sales team to review customer proposals and
ensure that Peak 10 can deliver the solution. The SDE will also work in a team
environment, with both regional and remote resources, to ensure timely and
accurate delivery of Peak 10 services. The SDE works at the direction of the DSD
supporting all pre and post sales technical activities for Peak 10 customers. The
SDE is an expert in operating systems, firewall and switch topologies, hosting
environments and requisite best practices. This position acts as an escalation point
for support requests that exceed the abilities of other members of the team and
provides guidance to Operations personnel in the planning and execution of
customer projects that are within Peak 10s scope of services.
MOS:

25N, Nodal Network Systems Operator-Maintainer. The nodal network

systems operator-maintainer is responsible for making sure that the lines of
communication are always up and running. They maintain strategic and
tactical nodal systems.
AFSC:
2E2X1 or 3D1X1. Sustains network infrastructure, cryptographic
equipment, and deployable switching systems in a fixed and deployed
environment. Sustains and operates systems through effective
troubleshooting, repair, diagnostics and system performance analysis.
Related DoD Occupational Subgroups: 150 and 160.

 3D0X1, Knowledge Operations Management. Knowledge Operations

Management personnel deploy, sustain, and manage data, information, and
knowledge-sharing services in a fixed and expeditionary (deployed)
environment. This includes planning, coordinating, sharing, and controlling
an organizations data and information assets.
Navy:

Information Professional (not an entry level job, oversee Navy IT

Specialists). Effective, secure communication in the cyber domain is
essential to the everyday operations of military intelligence in Americas
Navy. Information Professionals who oversee the seamless operation of the
global Naval network environment are key to these efforts.

3 TAA
Peak 10s Description: The Technical Assistance Representative is a Corporate
based position responsible for working individually or in a team environment to
provide high level support and customer service within the Peak 10 Technical
Assistance Center. The Peak 10 TAC is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to
include weekends and holidays. Candidates to be considered for this role must be
able to work within the framework of the overall Peak 10 Support Strategy. TARs
must be able to demonstrate the ability to represent Peak 10 values during
interactions with customers and internal resources, in a calm and professional
manner. Employees holding this position are responsible for the accurate and
expedient handling of customer support requests, proper escalation of contacts, and
efficient execution of internal audits.
MOS:

25N, Nodal Network Systems Operator-Maintainer. The nodal network

systems operator-maintainer is responsible for making sure that the lines of
communication are always up and running. They maintain strategic and
tactical nodal systems.
25U, Signal Support Systems Specialist. Signal support systems specialists
are primarily responsible for working with battlefield signal support systems

and terminal devices. This equipment needs to consistently work in order for
the Army to direct the movement of its troops.
AFSC:
2E2X1 or 3D1X1. Sustains network infrastructure, cryptographic
equipment, and deployable switching systems in a fixed and deployed
environment. Sustains and operates systems through effective
troubleshooting, repair, diagnostics and system performance analysis.
Related DoD Occupational Subgroups: 150 and 160.

4 MOS, MILITARY OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTY

CODE
Used by Marines, Army, and Coast Guard
This can be a three to nine digit code which signifies personnel classification and
specialty. The first two digits range from 01-99 and define the occupational field
and rank. The higher the second number, the higher the rank. The last is typically a
letter, signifying the specialty.
Example of MOS:
Field 94 Electronic Maintenance

94A Land Combat Electrician

94D Air Traffic Control Equipment Repairer

94E Radio and Communications Security Repairer

94F Special Electronic Devices Repairer

5 AFSC, AIR FORCE SPECIALTY CODE

Used by US Air Force
The Air Force uses a five digit code for enlisted airmen, and a four digit code for
officers. This code is in order of 1. Career Group 2. Career Field 3. Career Field
Subdivision 4. Skill Level 5. Specific AFSC Division within subdivision

Of these, we are typically going to be using only three elements. 1-the main code
which defines the area of career 2-the level of expertise 3-the letter defining
specialty
You may also see Xs in the codes. This is to eliminate the specification of
location.
Example of AFSC:
2E Electronics and Communications

2E0X1 Ground Radar Systems

2E1X1 Satellite, Wideband, and Telemetry Systems

2E1X2 Airfield Systems

2E1X3 Ground Radio Communications

2E1X4 Visual Imagery and Intrusion Detection Systems

2E2X1 Computer, Network, Switching, and Cryptographic Systems

6 NEC, NAVY ENLISTED CLASSIFICATION

Used by US Navy
Not broken down into categorical career fields. Lists careers with abbreviated
letters.
Example of NEC:

EOD Explosive Ordnance Disposal

ET Electronics Technician

ET Electronics Technician (Advanced Electronics Computer Field)

ET Electronics Technician (Nuclear)

ET Electronics Technician (Submarine)

FC Fire Controlman (Advanced Electronics Computer Field)

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Note:
Of these, there is a lot of overlap in the job listings which apply to MOS, Navy,
and AFSC. Depending on specific qualifications of job, these may apply to each in
some way based on the job descriptions of level we have. The majority of these
listings are entry level according to the military standards.
Below are listed MOSs, AFSCs, and Navy Ratings which can apply to technical
careers at Peak 10.
MOS:
Field 25 Signals (Communications)
25B Information Systems Operator Analyst
Installs, operates, and performs unit maintenance on multi-functional/multiuser information processing systems and peripheral equipment and auxiliary
devices. Performs input/ output data control and bulk data storage
operations. Transfers data between information processing equipment and
systems. Troubleshoots automation equipment and systems to the degree
required for isolation of malfunctions to specific hardware or software.
Restores equipment to operation by replacement of line replaceable unit
(LRU). Installs, operates, perform strapping, re-strapping, PMCS and unit
level maintenance on COMSEC de vices. Assists in the design, preparation,
editing, and testing of computer programs. Drafts associated technical
documentation for program reference and maintenance purposes.
25C Radio Operator Maintainer
Installs, operates, and performs preventive maintenance checks and
services and unit level maintenance on single channel radio, radio
teletypewriter, Army Special Operations communications equipment, and
enhanced position locating and reporting system net control stations, and
associated equipment. Installs, operates, perform strapping, re-strapping,
preventive maintenance checks and services and unit level maintenance on
communication security devices. Prepares and transmits messages in format.
Receives, records, and processes messages to addressees or distribution

sections. Operates and performs preventive maintenance checks and services

on assigned vehicles. Installs, operates, and performs preventive
maintenance checks and services on assigned power generators.

25D Telecommunications Operator Maintainer

o Operating automated message switches and strategic
telecommunications centers, computer terminals, processors and
countless other communication security devices
o Performing Battlefield Information Services including printing services,
publications management, files and forms management, reproduction
services and messenger service within the information service support
office
o Installing, configuring and monitoring local and wide-area networks,
hardware and software
o Operating and performing preventative maintenance checks and services
on assigned communications equipment, vehicles and generators
25F Network Switching Systems Operator Maintainer
o Installs, initialize, operates, and performs unit level and direct support
maintenance on electronic switching assemblages, systems, and ancillary
communications equipment. Uses computers to perform system/network
operations. Interprets BIT/BITE and error codes to correct system faults.
Installs, operates, perform strapping, re-strapping, preventive
maintenance checks and services, and unit level maintenance on
communication security devices. Operates and performs preventive
maintenance checks and services on assigned vehicles. Installs, operates,
and performs preventive maintenance checks and services on power
generators.
o Supervises, and performs as senior team member, in the installation,
operation, employment, and direct support systems maintenance of large
and small electronic switches and associated equipment.
25L Cable Systems Installer Maintainer

Cable systems installer-maintainers are primarily responsible for the

maintenance of cable/wire communications systems, communication
security devices and other associated equipment. This equipment needs to
consistently work in order for the Army to direct the movement of its
troops.
25M Multimedia Illustrator
Multimedia illustrators are primarily responsible for operating multimediaimaging equipment in order to produce visual displays and documents. They
produce graphic artwork that is used in Army publications, signs, charts,
posters, television and motion picture productions.
25P Microwave Systems Operator Maintainer
Configure, aligns, operates, and performs unit level and direct support
maintenance on microwave communications and technical control
equipment, and associated devices. Monitors, fault isolates, and restores
telecommunications circuits, trunk groups, systems, and associated
commercial and military interface equipment. Installs, operates, perform
strapping, re-strapping, preventive maintenance checks and services and unit
level maintenance on communication security devices. Maintains circuit,
link, system, and station records and reports. Operates and
performs preventive maintenance checks and services on assigned
telecommunications equipment, vehicles, and power generators.
25Q Multichannel Transmission Systems Operator Maintainer
o Installs, operates, and performs unit level maintenance on
multichannel line-of-site and tropospheric scatter communications
systems, antennas and associated equipment.
o Analyzes BIT/BITE diagnostics to isolate faults to the Line
Replaceable Unit.
o Installs, operates, perform strapping, re-strapping, preventive
maintenance checks and services, and unit level maintenance on
communication security devices.
o Operates and performs Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services
on assigned vehicles. Installs, operates, and performs preventive
maintenance checks and services on assigned power generators.
25T Satellite/Microwave Systems Chief
Plans and supervises the configuration, operation, and maintenance of
microwave communications and technical control facilities, satellite
operations control systems, large satellite earth terminals, and transportable

satellite systems. Provides technical advice to commanders on the

integration of telecommunications systems and networks for tactical,
strategic, and commercial communications activities.
25U Signal Support Systems Specialist
Signal support systems specialists are primarily responsible for working
with battlefield signal support systems and terminal devices. This equipment
needs to consistently work in order for the Army to direct the movement of
its troops.
25V Combat Documentation/Production Specialist
Combat documentation/production specialists are primarily responsible for
supervising, planning and operating electronic and film-based still, video
and audio acquisition equipment in order to document combat and
noncombat operations.
25W Telecommunications Operations Chief
Plans, coordinates, and supervises installation, operation, maintenance, and
management of telecommunications systems and networks, including radio,
switching, cable, and automation equipment. Supervises the installation,
operation, strapping, re-strapping, preventive maintenance checks and
services and unit level maintenance on communication security devices.
Directs restoration and alternate routing of circuits, trunks, links, and
systems.

Field 33 Electronic Warfare

35T Military Intelligence Systems Maintainer/Integrator
Maintain, test and repair communications equipment. Maintain and
integrate MI computers and networks. Assess and extract data from fixed,
portable and wireless storage/communication devices. Perform pre, during,
and post-mission operational checks on MI aerial platforms, sensors, and
systems. Maintains HF, VHF, UHF, and microwave frequency receivers,
processing and storage equipment, computer peripherals, antennas,
modulators, demodulators, multiplexers, DE multiplexers, signal monitors,
and direction finding associate with electronic warfare/intercept system.
Prepares maintenance forms and records. Makes detailed test on electrical

and mechanical equipment using multimeters, oscilloscopes, signal

generators, spectrum analyzers, wire diagrams, logic and signal flow charts,
technical manuals, troubleshooting charts, performance aids, and
schematic.

Field 94 Electronic Maintenance

94A Land Combat Electrician
The land combat electronic missile system repairer supervises or performs
field and sustainment level maintenance on a variety of systems, including
the M-220 antitank missile system, Javelin systems and the Bradley fighting
vehicle TOW subsystem.
94D Air Traffic Control Equipment Repairer
The air traffic control equipment repairer performs or supervises field and
sustainment level maintenance and installation of air traffic control
communications, navigation aids and landing systems.
94E Radio and Communications Security Repairer
Uses test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment to determine the cause
and location of malfunctions, extent of faults, and category of maintenance
required. Repairs systems, equipment and subassemblies by adjusting,
aligning, repairing, and replacing defective components, cryptographic
items, or line replaceable units. Performs bench equipment tests to verify
operability of repaired equipment, and ensures emission security standards
are met. Evacuates damaged equipment and components to higher-level
repair activities.
94F Special Electronic Devices Repairer
The computer/detection systems repairer performs maintenance and repair
on a variety of critical systems and equipment, including microcomputers
and electromechanical telecommunications equipment, field artillery digital
devices, Global Positioning System receivers, night vision
devices/equipment and laser and fiber optic systems.
94H Test Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment Support Specialist

Distance, pressure, altitude, underwater depth theyre all measured by

precision instruments. The test measurement and diagnostic equipment
support specialist keeps all the Armys precision instruments in top
condition.
94L Avionic Communications Equipment Repairer
Troubleshoots faulty communications equipment to diagnoses and isolate
the causes of equipment malfunction or nonfunctional with common or
specialized hand tools and test equipment. Replaces faulty components and
individual parts. Tests, aligns and adjusts repaired communications
equipment. Alters or modifies communication equipment according to
modification work orders. Performs operator maintenance on tools and test
equipment. Requisitions and maintains shop and bench stock for repair of
aircraft communications equipment. Prepares forms and records related to
aircraft and communications equipment maintenance.
94M Radar Repairer
o Inspect, test, and adjust system components and test equipment to
specific tolerances
o Perform initial, in-process, on-site technical and quality control
inspections
o Troubleshoot radar and associated equipment assemblies,
subassemblies, modular and circuit elements for deficiencies and
malfunctions
o Repair, remove and replace defective components and parts
o Prepare and maintain equipment logs, equipment modification and
utilization records, exchange tags and calibration data cards
94P Multiple Launch Rocket Repairer
o Troubleshoot electrical, mechanical assemblies, modules and
interconnecting cables to isolate malfunction
o Perform unit maintenance on system peculiar test, training and
ancillary equipment
o Assist in fault isolating launcher-loader module electronic modules
and assemblies
o Replace or repair electrical, hydraulic and mechanical assemblies,
modules, and cables

94R Avionic Radar Repairer

o Maintain, test and repair communication equipment
o Install and repair circuits and wiring
o Calibrate and align equipment components
o Test and isolate faulty assemblies and components
o Replace parts, rewire equipment and interconnect components on
semiautomatic telephone switchboard
94S Patriot System Repairer
o Perform tests and adjust components to specific tolerances and
determine shortcomings and malfunctions in electronic assemblies,
subassemblies, modules and circuit elements
o Isolate malfunctions using automatic and semiautomatic program
maintenance diagnostic software, unit self-test and built-in test
equipment
o Repair unserviceable items by removing and replacing defective
components
o Perform quality control measures
94T Avenger System Repairer
o Determine malfunctions in electronics, electrical and cryogenic
assemblies, module and circuit elements
o Maintain gyroscopes, sights and other electro-optical fire control
components
o Repair and maintain missile mounts, platforms and launch
mechanisms
o Test and adjust weapons firing, guidance and launch systems
o Inspect, test and adjust components
o Remove and replace defective line units
94W Electronic Maintenance Chief
Develops and implements unit level electronic maintenance programs.
Develops and enforces policy and procedures for facility management.
Organizes work schedules and instructs subordinate personnel in the
technical maintenance of field communications and electronics equipment
and systems, and associated devices. Ensures repair of communication

security devices complies with published security requirements. Provides

advice and technical assistance to commanders. Requests logistic support;
assimilates and prepares reports and maintenance statistics.
94Y Integrated Family of Test Equipment Operator
o Perform electronic maintenance, adjustments and tests
o Operate and perform preventive maintenance checks and services on
assigned vehicles and power generators.
o Install supported weapon system test program sets
o Replace defective components and perform base shop test facility
alignments
o Read technical diagrams and manuals in order to locate, isolate and
repair instrument parts
Field 98 Communications Intelligence
98C Signals Intelligence Analyst
The signals intelligence analyst supervises and performs analysis and
reporting of intercepted foreign communications at corps, division and
echelon above corps (EAC). Performs collection management. Produces
combat, strategic, and tactical intelligence reports.
98G Cryptologic Linguist
The Cryptologic linguist performs and supervises detection, acquisition,
location, identification, and exploitation of foreign communications and all
echelons using signals equipment. Translates, transcribes, gists or produces
summaries of foreign language transmissions in English/target languages.
Performs collection management.
98H Communications Locator/Interceptor
The communications locator/interceptor performs and supervises detection,
acquisition, identification, exploitation and location of foreign
communications employing international Morse code (IMC) and radioprinter (non-Morse) using signals intelligence/ electronic warfare
(SIGINT/EW) collection and location equipment. Performs collection
management.
98J Electronics Intelligence Interceptor/Analyst

The electronics intelligence (ELINT) interceptor/analyst performs and

supervises detection, acquisition, location, identification, exploitation, and
reporting of foreign ELINT at division, corps, and echelon above corps
(EAC). Performs collection management.
AFSC:
2E Communication and Electronics
2E0X1 Ground Radar Systems
Installs, maintains, and repairs fixed or mobile air traffic control, weather,
ground aircraft control and warning radar systems, related radar operator
training devices, aircraft identification equipment, remoting systems, video
mappers, computerized processors, and communications subsystems.
Operates and relocates related support, and communications equipment.
2E1X1 Satellite, Wideband, and Telemetry Systems
Installs, maintains, and repairs fixed or mobile air traffic control, weather,
ground aircraft control and warning radar systems, related radar operator
training devices, aircraft identification equipment, remoting systems, video
mappers, computerized processors, and communications subsystems.
Operates and relocates related support, and communications equipment.
2E1X2 Airfield Systems
Supervises airfield systems maintenance activities. Oversees work in
progress and reviews completed repairs for sound maintenance practices.
Establishes requirements for maintenance and support equipment, tools, and
spare parts. Requisitions, accounts for, and turns in supplies and material.
Diagnoses and recommends equipment repair, replacement, or depot
overhaul. Certifies navigation facilities after repair actions or flight
inspections.
2E1X3 Ground Radio Communications
Installs, maintains, overhauls, repairs, and modifies fixed, mobile, and
transportable transmitters, receivers, transceivers, and related equipment.
Included are amplitude modulation, frequency modulation, single sideband,
and independent sideband radio systems and equipment for point-to-point
and ground-to-air communications; facsimile receivers; low frequency, high
frequency, very high frequency, and ultrahigh frequency radio systems; radio

frequency amplifiers; recorders; keying and signal devices; generation and

display equipment; and base radio systems.
2E1X4 Visual Imagery and Intrusion Detection Systems
Installs, performs operational checks, inspects, troubleshoots, repairs,
overhauls, calibrates, modifies, tests, and analyzes performance of television
equipment; cable head-end; audio, radiated, and auxiliary broadcast
equipment; fixed and mobile combat camera and other imagery related
equipment; and intrusion detection systems. Monitors and directs
performance checks of television and intrusion detection systems. Ensures
continuous acceptable systems performance. Manages television, imagery,
or intrusion detection system facilities.
2E2X1 Computer, Network, Switching, and Cryptographic Systems
Sustains network infrastructure, cryptographic equipment, and deployable
switching systems in a fixed and deployed environment. Sustains and
operates systems through effective troubleshooting, repair, diagnostics and
system performance analysis.
2E6X2/3D1X7 Communications Cable and Antenna Systems
Provides command and control (C2) capabilities through installation,
maintenance, fault isolation, and reconstitution of fixed cable and wireless
distribution systems, local area networks (LAN), and wide area networks
(WAN) in support of tactical and strategic operations. Monitors and analyzes
performance of underground, buried, and aerial cable and antenna
networks.
2E6X3 Voice Networks
Deploys, installs, repairs and sustains fixed, mobile, and transportable
voice switching systems (VSS), Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), Voice
Protection System (VPS), Telecommunications Management Systems
(TMS), key and intercom systems, copper core and fiber-optic wiring,
terminal blocks, instruments, data transmission media, circuits (switched and
non-switched), intra-building wiring, T-carrier, fiber-optic end equipment,
modems, multiplexers, and associated hardware supporting command,
control, communications, computer, intelligence, surveillance, and
reconnaissance systems.
Support

3A0X1 Information Management

Performs, supervises, or manages a variety of communications and
information management (IM) tasks and activities including staff support,
publishing, records, administrative communications, and workgroup
management (information systems and technology support).
3C Communications and Computer Systems
3C0X1 Communication-Computer Systems Operations
Performs system resource management, manages system user accounts,
performs system-wide backups, and load and capacity planning and
management. Installs, implements, configures, and maintains functional
system components. Connects systems to infrastructure. Administers
database operations, implements conversions, and investigates problems in
database environment. Conducts local functional and connectivity testing to
ensure continuing operability, provides ongoing optimization and problemsolving support, and recovers systems from malfunctions and security
intrusions.
Provides customer assistance and informal training for assigned systems.
Utilizes network components (e.g., trusted routers, bastion hosts, gateways,
firewalls, etc.) or information systems to enforce mandatory access control.
Applies computer security requirements to safeguard systems and
information.
3C0X2 Communication- Computer Systems Programming
Supervises and performs as Communications-Computer Systems (C-CS)
analysts, coders, testers and managers in the design, development,
maintenance, testing, configuration management, and documentation of
application software systems, client-server, and web-enabled software and
relational database systems.
3C1X1 Radio Communication Systems
Operates, deploys, and sustains radio transmitters, receivers, and ancillary
equipment for line-of-sight, air-to-ground, and satellite communications
(SATCOM). Provides multiple spectrum (HF, VHF, UHF, SHF, EHF)
communications in fixed and tactical environments. Configures antenna and
radio equipment for efficient operations. Establishes and maintains secure

and non-secure communications links with distant stations. Operates

terminal control consoles and monitors system performance indicators.
Implements operational directives. Manages communications facilities and
activities to include: Satellite Communications, Tactical Operations,
Combat Crew Communications (CCC) and Air/Ground communications.
3C2X1 Communication-Computer Systems Control
o Operates, monitors, secures, and controls the physical, data link,
network, and transport layers of garrison and tactical
Communications-Computer Systems (C-CS) encompassing local and
wide area networks, end-to-end telecommunications and circuit
switching systems, long-haul transmission, and the global information
grid.
o Performs, coordinates, and supervises their design, configuration,
operation, restoration, and improvements. Analyzes their capabilities
and performance, identifies problems, and takes corrective action.
Operates cryptographic equipment. Fabricates cable assemblies.
Performs C-CS control facility quality assurance evaluation
3C3X1 Communication-Computer Systems Planning and Implementation
Manages, supervises, and performs communications-computer systems (CCS) planning and implementation activities. Focal point for base C-CS
planning. Manages implementation of C-CS projects and ensures C-CS
architecture, configuration, and integration conformity. Manages C-CS
project installation and services contracts.
Navy:
CTT Cryptologic Technician Technical
Cryptologic Technicians (Technical) perform a variety of specialized duties
associated with the collection and processing of airborne, shipborne, and
land-based radar signals. They operate electronic intelligence receiving and
direction finding systems, digital recording devices, analysis terminals, and
associated computer equipment. Systems they operate produce high-power
jamming signals used to deceive electronic sensors and defeat radar guided
weapons systems. Additionally, intelligence derived from collection and

processing update national databases which are crucial to tactical and

strategic units throughout the world.
EA Engineering Aid
Engineering Aids assist construction engineers in developing final
construction plans. They conduct land surveys; prepare maps, sketches,
drawings and blueprints; estimate costs; perform quality assurance tests on
common construction materials such as soils, concrete and asphalt; and
perform other engineering technician functions.
ET Electronics Technician
Electronic Technicians (ETs) are responsible for electronic equipment used
to send and receive messages, computer information systems, long range
radar, and calibration of test equipment. They maintain, repair, calibrate,
tune, and adjust electronic equipment used for communications, detection
and tracking, recognition and identification, navigation.