Marine Corps Job: MOS 2629
Signals Intelligence Analyst
These Marines listen to transmissions for possible Intel information
By Rod Powers
In
the Marine Corps, just like in other branches of the U.S. armed
services, Signal Intelligence (SIGINT) Analysts coordinate and analyze
strategic and tactical intelligence. They listen to radio and other
broadcasts to determine enemy positions, and figure out when and where
high-profile targets may be located.
This
is a crucially important part of the Marines' strategic planning
operations, and it requires people who can focus for long periods of
time and can distinguish valid intel from chatter.
The Marine Corps considers this job a necessary military occupational specialty (NMOS).
That means it has a prerequisite primary MOS as well as specific
training or skills. It's open to Marines between the ranks of master
gunnery sergeant and corporal.
The Marines categorize this job as MOS 2629.
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