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These two overlap on 1 civilian career
Both 91M and 2A6X1feed the same work. This is the concrete version of "transferable skills" — worth naming directly on a resume.
91M — Bradley Fighting Vehicle System Maintainer
Field-level maintenance on M2/M3 Bradley hull and turret, including suspension, fire suppression, and turret armament and fire control systems. Heavy diesel and hydraulic experience transfers straight into fleet and equipment maintenance.
Top civilian careers
- Industrial Machinery Mechanic$62,180.00
- Heavy Equipment Mechanic$59,890.00
- Diesel Mechanic$58,750.00
- Automotive Technician$48,000.00
- Maintenance Technician$46,700.00
Key skills
2A6X1 — Aerospace Propulsion
Maintains and repairs aircraft engines and propulsion systems. FAA certifications and experience transfer directly to civilian aviation maintenance.
Top civilian careers
- Propulsion Engineer$107,830.00
- Aircraft Engine Mechanic$75,400.00
- Aviation Maintenance Technician$75,400.00
- Gas Turbine Technician$46,700.00
Key skills
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