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Regular Joe
 
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Where can I find a list of navy mos's in looking for
the job discription for a SR 9760.
Thanks,
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They are ratings, not MOS. I don't know about that one. I don't even know the coding system. SR might mean Seaman Recruit. The Navy rank and job systems are combined. A Corpsman E-2 is called a Hospitalman Apprentice and a sonarman E-2 is called a Sonarman Apprentice.
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Thanks alot rickdog,
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9760 is the Navy's way of identifying the broad category of the jobs assigned to that classification. 9760 is identified as "Electrical/Mechanical Equipment Repairman". This category contains the following rates (jobs):
AB,AD,AE,AM,AN,AO,AS,BT,CM,DC,EM,EN,FN,GM,GS,IC,IM,MM,MN,NF,OM, & PR.
These are all "get your hands dirty" trades. Your local Navy recruiter can give you a print out of any rate that describes the tasks associated with that job.
"SR" probably stands for "Seaman Recruit" or E-1.
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The Warrant Officer – an officer appointed by the Secretary of the Army based on a sound level of technical and tactical competence. The Warrant Officer is a highly specialized expert and trainer who by gaining progressive levels of expertise and leadership operates, maintains, administers, and manages the Army’s equipment, support activities, or technical systems for an entire career. WTF? Who's Mr. Pillow Pants? - Clerks 2
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Thanks alot RUCKERWOCMAN.
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Where did you find that? I looked on Navy.mil and .com. I didn't see any rating stuff. I did a few searches too.
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