LIAISON PILOT (772)
Pilots and maintains a small liaison airplane of 175 horsepower or less for purposes of ferrying officers, taking aerial observers on observation missions, or transporting small amounts of critical materiel.
Ammunition Bearer
Machine Gun NCO
Loads, aims, cleans, maintains, and fires a light machine gun to provide automatic direct fire against enemy personnel and light armored vehicles. Estimates ranges and sets sights. Field-strips weapon with combination tool to replace worn or
damaged parts or to reduce stoppages.
Ammunition Bearer
Mortar Gunner
Mortar Assistant
Mortar NCO
Sets up, aims, and fires a 60-mm mortar to place explosive or toxic gas shells upon enemy positions.
LIGHT TANK CREWMAN (1736)
Ammunition Handler Loader
Assault Gun Crewman Radio Tender
Bow Gunner Tank Commander
Cannoneer Tank Driver
Gunner Tank Gunner
As member of crew of a light tank or light tank-mounted assault gun used in the attack of enemy positions, performs one or more of the following duties: Drives the vehicle to secure maximum fire effect without undue exposure to enemy fire.
LIGHT WEAPONS NCO (1812)
Supervises activities of a light weapons unit, comprising light (30-caliber) machine guns and light (60-mm) mortars, to provide fire power in support of other tactical units in attack and defense.
MEDIUM TANK CREWMAN (2736)
Assault Gun Crewman, Loader
Medium Radio Tender
Bow Gunner Tank Commander
Cannoneer Tank Driver
Gunner Tank Gunner
As member of crew of a medium tank or medium tank-mounted assault gun used in the attack of enemy positions, performs one or more of the following duties: Drives the vehicle to secure maximum fire effect without undue exposure to enemy fire.
Instrument Observer Spotter
Reader Tracker
Recorder
Acts as a member of a team in a seacoast artillery observation station, performing such duties as instrument observing, tracking, spotting, reading, or recording.
RADAR OBSERVER-MECHANIC, BOMBARDMENT (2867)
Operates and performs first and second echelon maintenance and repair on such radio equipment as “H2X” and similar airborne devices, during flight, and when necessary on the ground.
