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Who has to load heavy artillery shells in the Army and Airforce?which MOS?

In the Army who gets to move around those heavy artillery shells and load them on to the tanks and planes? Which mos? Is that the only thing they do?

it would be an aviation ordinance MOS.

and just a side note the the guy above me "rememberthecole" who said that the air force doesn’t use artillery.

AC130 Gunships (operated by the Air force)have M102 howitzers in them. so technically the air force does use artillery

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4 Responses to “Who has to load heavy artillery shells in the Army and Airforce?which MOS?”

  1. Why is that what your dreams and aspirations are? Lugging big bits of metal and explosives around?
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  2. Air Force does not use artillery so there are no shells to load. They use bombs so in that job you would be assigned to munitions.

    Someone else will have to answer for the Army.
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  3. In the Air Force, they were from EOD, explosive ordnance. I used to watch them drive their carts when I was in Okinawa. The front of the cart had a huge arm that would load the 750 lb bombs one at a time into the bomb bay of B-52 aircraft. 42 750s in the bomb bay and 12 500s onto each wing. Our Doppler radar radome was just in front of the bomb bay. When I worked on B-52s in Maine, the bomb bay was empty. Bit of a shock in Okinawa the first time I worked on the Doppler, that bomb bay had 42 750 lb bombs staring at me.
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  4. it would be an aviation ordinance MOS.

    and just a side note the the guy above me "rememberthecole" who said that the air force doesn’t use artillery.

    AC130 Gunships (operated by the Air force)have M102 howitzers in them. so technically the air force does use artillery
    References :

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