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These two overlap on 1 civilian career
Both AO and 15Tfeed the same work. This is the concrete version of "transferable skills" — worth naming directly on a resume.
United States Navy
AO — Aviation Ordnanceman
Aviation
Handles, stores, and loads aircraft weapons and ammunition. Transfers to ordnance handling, quality assurance, and logistics.
Top civilian careers
- Warehouse Manager$104,830.00
- Ordnance Specialist$58,000.00
- Quality Assurance Inspector$46,750.00
- HAZMAT Specialist$46,000.00
Key skills
Weapons handlingAmmunition storageSafety protocolsInventory managementQuality assurance
Full AO breakdown →United States Army
15T — UH-60 Helicopter Repairer
Aviation
Maintains and repairs UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters. FAA certifications and hands-on experience transfer directly to civilian aviation maintenance careers.
Top civilian careers
- Aircraft Mechanic$75,400.00
- Aviation Maintenance Technician$75,400.00
- Flight Line Technician$75,400.00
- Aerospace Engineer Technician$72,780.00
- Quality Assurance Inspector$46,750.00
Key skills
Helicopter maintenanceAvionics troubleshootingSafety complianceTechnical documentationQuality control
Full 15T breakdown →Put this on paper
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