(Formerly MOS 82C) A Field Artillery Surveyor is a member of the Army's Field Artillery Team. Artillery are weapons that fire large ammunition or missiles to support infantry and tank units in combat. The field artillery surveyor leads, supervises, or serves as a member in field artillery survey operations.

Requirements:

• A minimum score of (unavailable at this time)

• A physical demands rating of (unavailable at this time)

• Normal color vision

• A security clearance of SECRET

• U.S. Citizenship
  

Duties:

• Providing firing position data
  

• Recording field data
  

• Preparing schematic sketches and marketing survey stations
  

• Performing astronomic observations
  

• Computing data in order to obtain unknown required field data
  

• Performing preventive maintenance checks and services on vehicles, radios, weapons and all survey equipment
  

Training:

• Nine weeks of basic training

• Eight weeks of Advanced Individual Training at Fort Sill, Oklahoma (Part of this time is spent in a classroom and part in the field under simulated combat)
  

Related Civilian Jobs:
Field Artillery Surveyor is a military profession and therefore has no direct civilian counterpart. However, as an Field Artillery Surveyor you will learn discipline, teamwork, and leadership. The skills, knowledge and personal development that you gain are valuable assets and will complement any career you should choose to pursue.