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casualdecay
04-26-10, 04:43 AM
Before anyone asks me I already looked on this site and various other sites. I still didn't find the answer I was looking for. I know the two MOS's have the same title but since they have a different number I was wondering if their is a difference in the two? Thanks you in advance for your answers I appreciate them.
4300 Basic Combat Correspondant
4341 Combat Correspondent
4300 is when you are in student status 4341 is when you have completed the school. Right now im a 4600 but I might be 4671 4612 or 4641. You will come here to DINFOS for school in Ft Meade MD. If you have any questions about your MOS I'll be glad to help I have a lot of friends going through that class here right now.
TunTvrnWarrior
04-26-10, 06:48 AM
I may be corrected on this one.... but, whenever you see a number series associated with an MOS with the last two numbers being "00". It is just a series for various MOS's to do with that series. Such as 1300 - Engineer 1341-Heavy Equip Mech 1345- Heavy Equip Operator, 0300- Infantry 0311-Infantryman, etc......., also 4302 - Septic Tank Vacuum Operator/Engineer. I hope this helps.
Lisa 23
04-26-10, 07:49 AM
United States Marine Corps Enlisted Job Descriptions and Qualification Factors
FIELD 43, PUBLIC AFFAIRS
The Public Affairs field gathers, prepares, publishes and disseminates news and feature materials about Marine Corps plans, policies, programs, regulations, operations and exercises. This information is disseminated to military and civilian broadcast and print media outlets. Marines in OccFld 43 conduct community relations programs to promote harmonious relations with civilian communities, produce command newspapers, magazines, and radio and television programs. Public Affairs Marines also act as the Marine Corps' official spokespersons. They arrange interviews for and escort members of the civilian media within the confines of military bases and installations, or in the area of operations during exercises and contingencies. Public Affairs Marines are assigned to all major commands, Marine Expeditionary Units, Recruiting Districts, Recruiting Stations, and many Joint Staffs. Marines entering the 43 OccFld are assigned as' Basic Combat Correspondents, MOS 4300, until they complete training in print and broadcast journalism skills.
Below are the Marine Corps Enlisted Military Occupation Specialties which are organized under this occupational field:
4313 (http://usmilitary.about.com/od/enlistedjo2/a/4313.htm) --Broadcast Journalist
4341 (http://usmilitary.about.com/od/enlistedjo2/a/4341.htm) --Combat Correspondent
http://usmilitary.about.com/od/enlistedjo2/a/43.htm
Beltayn
04-26-10, 10:38 AM
4302 - Septic Tank Vacuum Operator/Engineer.
We have those?
We have those?
No man, sarcasm.
TheFace
09-16-10, 01:30 AM
If you join the 4300 field, you will be a 4341 Combat Correspondent AKA Print Journalist. You have the option to do a voice test to become a 4313, but you must be a Print Journalist before you can be a Broadcaster.
Backhaus 1103
09-16-10, 10:27 AM
Can you take my picture ....I wanna be famous
Old Marine
09-16-10, 05:01 PM
At one time, it was called ISO (Informational Services Office).
SlingerDun
09-16-10, 07:36 PM
"Informational Services Office"
scuttlebutt has it that field work was a 24 karat hassle, packin those marble tablets and chisels and hammers and easels around:beer: worse as humpin ammo for catapult siege machines!
Old Marine
09-17-10, 09:29 AM
"Informational Services Office"
scuttlebutt has it that field work was a 24 karat hassle, packin those marble tablets and chisels and hammers and easels around:beer: worse as humpin ammo for catapult siege machines!
Yep, right along with pulling Mess Duty at the Last Supper.:evilgrin:
i was originally a 6211 which is a trainning MOS for fixed wing mechs then i got 6227 once i graduated school. then when i latmoved i got 6800 basic weather service marine then when i graduated that school i was given the 6842 MOS as a full fledged weatherman.