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These two overlap on 1 civilian career
Both 6C0X1 and 92Yfeed the same work. This is the concrete version of "transferable skills" — worth naming directly on a resume.
United States Air Force
6C0X1 — Contracting
Administration & Support
Manages federal procurement and contracting. One of the most directly transferable AFSCs — FAR/DFAR knowledge is highly valued in government and defense industry.
Top civilian careers
- Procurement Manager$131,350.00
- Defense Contracts Manager$131,350.00
- Contract Specialist (GS)$79,870.00
- Acquisition Specialist$79,870.00
Key skills
FAR/DFARSource selectionContract negotiationCost analysisMarket researchFederal acquisition
Full 6C0X1 breakdown →United States Army
92Y — Unit Supply Specialist
Logistics & Supply
Manages unit supply and inventory. Transfers to supply chain management, warehouse operations, and procurement roles.
Top civilian careers
- Supply Chain Manager$104,830.00
- Warehouse Manager$104,830.00
- Procurement Specialist$79,870.00
- Logistics Analyst$79,400.00
- Inventory Specialist$50,920.00
Key skills
Inventory managementSupply chain operationsProperty accountabilityDatabase managementProcurement
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