#11x mos vs 11b mos series#

The top three 'Worst MOS' by individual, specific MOS were: 92G (By a landslide), 11B (the only other triple digit vote getter), and 31B ( because)Īs a branch the top three 'Worst MOS' fields were: Quartermaster, Infantry, and tied for third was AG and MP branches. When asked the question of 'What's the worst MOS?' the results were as follows: MOS

#11x mos vs 11b mos series#

I also left the list to let you draw some of your own conclusions for instance, no one voted for any 74 Series (Chem) job for the 'best' list. The top three 'Best MOS' by individual, specific MOS were: 17C, 11B, 18X.Īs a branch the top three 'Best MOS' fields were: SF, Intel, and Infantry. That being said When asked the question of 'What's the best MOS?' the results were as follows: MOS This does not necessarily correspond to an '11X' contract, etc, but simply the number of votes for that as a 'general' Job Field. In places were someone named an entire CMF - 'Medical' or 'Intel' or 'Signal', I did that as an 'X', to simply mean 'any MOS' in that branch. Understand that all jobs have an upside and downside, do what you want, and do what's best for you. Don't sign up to pull string go boom for 3 years and be like 'yeah after that I'll just go be homeless under a bridge'. Don't just pick an MOS because people think it's the BEST or MOST TRANSFERABLE, do what makes you happy, but have a plan. I want to say, the prevailing wisdom is often 'Do what's best for you'. Just to address a point up front Many people gave a longer answer than simply picking an MOS. I was hoping with this kind of question to make a 'BEST MOS' post, that will give people using the search bar (and maybe I'll edit to include this in the WQT body) a post to read when we get the multiple-daily 'WHATS THE BEST MOS IN THE ARMY'. Use the report button.Īs part of the Census, we asked what individuals thought was the 'Best' and 'Worst' MOS, as well as which jobs provide the 'most' and 'least' transferrable skills the outside world. Do not answer n00b questions on the main boards.

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