It should be possible to find out online, but I removed the name.
You never know who's watching these forums...

OPSEC!

Hi all - I'm new to the forum and just found this discussion interesting. Some of you have great plans for your future military careers and I wish you all the luck in the world. Just don't be too discouraged if your 1st choices don't pan out. It's always good to have a backup plan and to remain flexible and never lose sight of your goals.
DTop
1SG U.S. Army (Ret.) Hooah!
11B,11C,11H,16P (an oldie)

Welcome to the forum, and thank you for your service, Top!

Thank you for the advice, as well.

Not sure what batt... and i'm not sure when he'll be home next. Is there any way we could look it up online? His name is [removed by Admin ]

Just saw this. Good catch Redleg. Remember PERSEC. No names on an open forum. Always PM or E-mail.

As for being able to look him up online, no. Short of being able to get in touch with his family, or someone that knows him .. you won't be able to find out any info.

When I was in the Guard
I was double slotted my primary MOS was 63B my second MOS was 94B

What's a 94B?

94B is food service specialist

How did that work, if you don't mind my asking? I mean being a mechanic and a "food service specialist?" Did you do both jobs at the same time?

LOL, that explains ALOT.
"HEY, man, this stuff is REALLY GREASY!"

Originally Posted by Redneck

How did that work, if you don't mind my asking? I mean being a mechanic and a "food service specialist?" Did you do both jobs at the same time?

The way I was told is that because there were no slots open in food service the mess sgt made room for me but if there was a need for personel in the motor pool I would go back there since my primary MOS was light wheeled vehicle mechanic