Mos 3521?

[redwings]

hi i have some questions about motor t tech 3521 i talked to my recruiter, he said that basically what i would be doing if i was deployed he said at least once in 4 years, i would be at a fob fixing trucks and that i probably wouldn't leave the fob , and would most likely not see combat, is this true?can some motor t techs tell me about the MOS? will i go on patrols regularly? and what other duties would a 3521 do and what are they like. i just would like to know what im getting into.. thanks!

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[josephd]

hi i have some questions about motor t tech 3521 i talked to my recruiter, he said that basically what i would be doing if i was deployed he said at least once in 4 years, i would be at a fob fixing trucks and that i probably wouldn't leave the fob , and would most likely not see combat, is this true?can some motor t techs tell me about the MOS? will i go on patrols regularly? and what other duties would a 3521 do and what are they like. i just would like to know what im getting into.. thanks!

IF you go on a deployment(that is a big IF now) yes you will more than likely be on a FOB working on trucks for whatever unit you are with. You might get lucky and get to ride along on a convoy but that's about it. The mechs we had rotated out going on convoys with us.

You will NOT go on patrols.

What exactly you do will depend on what kind of unit you are with and what level/echelon of maintenance you are.

[redwings]

Thanks alot, exactly straight forward answer i was looking for. take care!

[Lisa 23]

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