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Pick any two codes from any branches. Useful if you held more than one, you're weighing a reclass, or you want to show a hiring manager that your job and theirs are the same work under different names.
These two overlap on 1 civilian career
Both 91F and MNfeed the same work. This is the concrete version of "transferable skills" — worth naming directly on a resume.
91F — Small Arms/Artillery Repairer
Maintains and repairs small arms, crew-served weapons, and artillery. Performs detailed inspections, gauging, and precision adjustments to weapon systems.
Top civilian careers
- Precision Machinist$50,800.00
- Firearms Manufacturing Tech$48,000.00
- Quality Control Inspector$46,200.00
- Gunsmith$45,000.00
Key skills
MN — Mineman
Maintains and handles naval mines and underwater ordnance. Specialized skills transfer to explosive ordnance handling, underwater systems, and defense contracting.
Top civilian careers
- Defense Contractor Specialist$99,000.00
- Underwater Systems Technician$68,000.00
- Explosives Worker$58,000.00
- EOD Technician (Contractor)$58,000.00
- Quality Assurance Inspector$46,750.00
Key skills
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