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These two overlap on 2 civilian careers
Both 46R and 3N0X2feed the same work. This is the concrete version of "transferable skills" — worth naming directly on a resume.
46R — Public Affairs Broadcast Specialist (now 46S)
Retired code. Merged with 46Q into 46S Public Affairs Mass Communications Specialist on 1 Oct 2018. If your DD-214 shows 46R, use 46S on applications. Broadcast production, camera and audio work, and editing.
Top civilian careers
- Communications Manager$128,260.00
- Public Relations Specialist$67,440.00
- Broadcast News Analyst$62,340.00
- Journalist/Reporter$55,960.00
Key skills
3N0X2 — Broadcast Journalist
Writes, produces, and presents news and feature stories for Air Force broadcast media. Operates camera, audio, and editing equipment.
Top civilian careers
- Video Producer$82,510.00
- Social Media Manager$72,000.00
- Public Relations Specialist$67,440.00
- Broadcast News Analyst$62,340.00
Key skills
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