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Frontline ground combat: maneuver, weapons, and small-unit tactics.

Operates mortars to deliver indirect fire for the infantry.

The eyes and ears of the unit: reconnaissance and security.

Operates and maintains the M1 Abrams tank.

Loads and fires howitzers; handles the ammunition.

Finds targets and calls for and adjusts fire support.

Runs the fire-direction computers behind the guns.

Operates long-range rocket launchers (HIMARS).

Builds and breaches obstacles, demolitions, and route clearance.

Builds tactical and float bridges for crossings.

Installs and repairs water, waste, and gas piping.

Fights structural, aircraft, and wildland fires.

Runs heavy equipment to build roads and airfields.

Installs and maintains building electrical systems.

Produces construction drawings, surveys, and plans.

Builds and repairs wood and masonry structures.

Builds terrain and map products for planning.

Builds and maintains networks, systems, and accounts.

Installs and operates a unit's radios and comms.

Operates and maintains radio communications gear.

Sets up and runs satellite ground terminals.

Conducts offensive and defensive cyber operations.

Defends networks from intrusion and responds to threats.

Turns information about the enemy into usable reports.

Analyzes satellite and aerial imagery for intelligence.

Detects and counters foreign intelligence and insider threats.

Interviews sources to collect intelligence.

Analyzes intercepted electronic signals.

Maintains and repairs Black Hawk helicopters.

Maintains and repairs the CH-47 Chinook.

Schedules flights and manages air-mission data.

Directs aircraft takeoffs, landings, and ground movement.

Flies drones for reconnaissance and surveillance.

Emergency battlefield and clinic medical care.

Nursing care under supervision (LPN-level).

Prepares operating rooms and assists surgical teams.

Assists dentists and manages dental equipment.

Runs lab tests on blood and tissue.

Operates X-ray and medical imaging equipment.

Supports counseling and mental-health care.

Law enforcement, security, and detention operations.

Manages detainees and confinement operations.

Assists Army lawyers with documents and research.

Orders, stores, and issues a unit's equipment.

Manages supply stock with automated systems.

Receives, stores, tests, and issues fuel.

Prepares and serves meals for the unit.

Receives, stores, and issues ammunition safely.

Drives trucks to move troops, equipment, and supplies.

Plans and tracks the movement of people and cargo.

Operates Army boats and landing craft.

Diagnoses and repairs trucks and wheeled vehicles.

Repairs heating, A/C, and refrigeration gear.

Maintains generators and power-distribution gear.

Fabricates and repairs metal parts; welds.

Inspects and repairs weapons.

Repairs radios and secure comms equipment.

Repairs computer and detection systems.

Defends against chemical, biological, and nuclear threats.

Handles personnel records, pay, and promotions.

Processes military pay, travel, and accounting.

Writes, photographs, and tells the Army's story.

Assists the chaplain with programs and admin.