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These two overlap on 1 civilian career
Both 19K and 1371feed the same work. This is the concrete version of "transferable skills" — worth naming directly on a resume.
United States Army
19K — M1 Armor Crewmember
Combat Arms
Operates M1 Abrams main battle tanks. Serves as driver, loader, or gunner. Performs crew-level maintenance and tactical maneuvers.
Top civilian careers
- Defense Contractor$95,000.00
- Security Manager$65,000.00
- Heavy Equipment Operator$55,280.00
- CDL Truck Driver$54,320.00
Key skills
Vehicle operationsCrew coordinationTactical operationsMaintenanceTeam leadershipDecision-making under pressure
Full 19K breakdown →United States Marine Corps
1371 — Combat Engineer
Engineering & Construction
Constructs and repairs roads, bridges, and structures. Performs demolitions, breaching, and obstacle emplacement. Operates heavy engineering equipment.
Top civilian careers
- Construction Manager$104,900.00
- Civil Engineer (with degree)$95,890.00
- Construction Equipment Operator$55,280.00
- Heavy Equipment Operator$55,280.00
Key skills
Heavy equipment operationConstructionDemolitionsSurveyingBridge buildingProject management
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