Engineers
Army Engineers build, fight, and clear the way. CMF 12 covers combat engineers who breach obstacles under fire and construction specialists who build everything from bridges to power grids. Most engineer MOSs train at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.
Preparing for this career field? Most MOS jobs listed below require specific ASVAB line scores. Our ASVAB study guide covers every composite and how to raise the scores that matter for your target MOS. First-time testers may qualify for the PiCAT, the at-home version of the ASVAB.
Combat Engineers
- 12B Combat Engineer – breaching, demolitions, route clearance, and obstacle construction
- 12C Bridge Crewmember – assembles and operates tactical bridge systems for river crossings
Construction and Utilities
- 12D Diver – underwater construction, salvage, reconnaissance, and demolitions
- 12H Construction Engineering Supervisor – supervises construction projects and manages engineer work crews
- 12K Plumber – installs and repairs water supply, drainage, and sanitation systems on bases and in the field
- 12M Firefighter – structural and aircraft crash-rescue firefighting on Army installations
- 12N Horizontal Construction Engineer – operates heavy earthmoving equipment for roads, airfields, and drainage
- 12P Prime Power Production Specialist – operates and maintains high-capacity power generation systems for Army installations and base camps
- 12R Interior Electrician – installs and maintains electrical wiring, fixtures, and power distribution
- 12Q Power Distribution Specialist – installs and maintains electrical power distribution lines and equipment
- 12W Carpentry and Masonry Specialist – builds and repairs wood and masonry structures
- 12Y Geospatial Engineer – creates terrain analysis products, maps, and geospatial data for military operations
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