Transportation & Logistics
Army transportation and logistics careers span the full range of sustainment operations – from moving troops and equipment by road to managing the food supply chain for thousands of Soldiers. These MOSs form the backbone of every deployed force.
Our ASVAB study guide covers the line scores required for these MOS jobs and how to prepare.
- 88H Cargo Specialist – Load, secure, and transship cargo across all modes of transportation at ports and aerial terminals
- 88L Watercraft Engineer – Maintain and repair Army vessel engines and propulsion systems
- 88M Motor Transport Operator – Drive and operate wheeled vehicles to transport personnel and cargo
- 88N Transportation Management Coordinator – Schedule and coordinate movement of personnel and cargo across all transport modes
- 92A Automated Logistical Specialist – Manage property, stock records, and supply systems
- 92F Petroleum Supply Specialist – Receive, store, and distribute bulk fuel for vehicles, aircraft, and generators
- 92G Culinary Specialist – Prepare and serve meals at scale in garrison and in the field
- 92L Petroleum Laboratory Specialist – Test fuel and petroleum products for quality and contamination
- 92M Mortuary Affairs Specialist – Recover, identify, and prepare remains of fallen service members
- 92R Parachute Rigger – Pack, inspect, and maintain personnel and cargo parachutes for airborne operations
- 92S Shower/Laundry and Clothing Repair Specialist – Operate mobile laundry and shower systems and repair uniforms to protect force health in the field
- 92W Water Treatment Specialist – Purify and distribute safe drinking water for deployed forces using ROWPU and lightweight purifiers
- 92Y Unit Supply Specialist – Manage unit equipment accountability and supply room operations
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