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These two overlap on 2 civilian careers
Both 89D and DCfeed the same work. This is the concrete version of "transferable skills" — worth naming directly on a resume.
89D — Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Specialist
Locates, identifies, renders safe, and disposes of conventional, improvised, chemical, and nuclear ordnance using robots, x-ray systems, and bomb suits. Also supports Secret Service and State Department protection missions.
Top civilian careers
- Safety Engineer$103,590.00
- Emergency Management Director$83,960.00
- Police Officer$77,270.00
- Firefighter$57,000.00
Key skills
DC — Damage Controlman
Prevents and repairs damage to ships through firefighting, flood control, and CBRN defense. Transfers to firefighting, safety engineering, and emergency management.
Top civilian careers
- Emergency Management Specialist$83,960.00
- Safety Engineer$81,340.00
- Fire Inspector$68,200.00
- Firefighter$57,000.00
Key skills
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