on board ship
My job is to maintain all weapon systems on a ship or boat. That includes the cleaning of rifles and handguns.
Even at sea I'm not attached to a watch but have a regular daily routine. I also have to keep an eye on the ammunition safety throughout the ship and directly advise the commander and the officers on weapons safety. I have three to five sailors who help me.
I am a weapon specialist / artificer.
My MOS code is 31.
My job is in Nordholz. I fix planes if there are any in our docks/hangars. I have to learn technical English for this job.
I am an aircraft mechanic in the naval air wing/fly navy and my MOS code is 55.
I regularly have to check my tools for safety.
I repair aircraft and thus have to follow a lot of instructions. All our instructions are in English.
I have to check my workplace if I can find any foreign objects to prevent foreign object damages. I work in shifts because the pilots also fly at night.
I have to marshal the pilots in the right direction.
I am an aircraft mechanic.
My MOS code is 55.
I train new recruits during their basic training. My team and I teach them how to walk in formation, how to assemble and disassemble a weapon, orientation and map reading, survival in the forest, and how to salute their superiors, for instance. We do drills every other day to improve their military behavior.
I'm a drill instructor and as such the superior of the recruits.
My job is to help soldiers, sailors, and airmen when they have medical problems or when they have to get their regular check ups and injections. I work in the medical center. My superior is a medical officer.
I'm medical staff and my branch is 81.
My homebase is Wilhelmshaven. I work on a frigate and my main section is 200. The class of ship is the F124. I'm responsible for the advancement (?).
I'm an engineer and my MOS code is 42.
Even though I'm officially in the navy and wear a navy uniform I have nothing to do with water. I do a lot of sports and close quarter battle. I practice a lot of shooting on a range with my group. Our task is property protection.
I am a group leader in the navy infantry and my MOS Code is 76.
I control the airspace surrounding the ship. It is a demanding job to coordinate more than one helicopter at a time.
I am a helicopter controller. My MOS code is
I work in a workshop where we have workbenches.
There are four different kinds of trades in my group and I'm their superior. We can repair almost everything and we can build a lot of things, too.
I am a group leader for special repairs.
I work on a ship, on an airplane or a helicoper. I listen to a lot of sounds and work in front of a console.
My job is a sonar operator and my MOS code is 24.
I work on board a frigate. I am responsible for the maintenance and cleanliness of general parts of the ship. My job is like a facility manager's.
I am a boatswain and my MOS Code is 11. Another term is decks master.
I work in an office and write a lot of emails every day. I also make many phone calls. Many people come into my office every day and so I communicate a lot.
I am a personnel manager and a recruitment officer. My MOS Code is 61.
My responsibility is to make sure that aircraft don't collide in the air. I control the air traffic and make sure that the pilots have all necessary information. I myself do not work in the air but work in the control tower on the airfield.
I am an air traffic controller and my MOS code is 58.
Soldiers often give me an earful.
I have to sign my work every time.
My office is outside the barracks. I get applications and everybody wants to be my friend. I mainly deal with money.
I am an accountant / paymaster.
I check application forms of personnel and if they are correct I activate their AD account. I also supervise a group of soldiers.
I am an IT petty officer/ IT-specialist.
My MOS code is 48.
I am responsible for the IT and communication on a ship. I communicate with other units and bases and distribute the messages on my ship. I speak with other units during exercises and missions.
My job is a radio operator and my MOS code is 21.
I work in a bunker. One workday has twelve hours and we work in shifts. I work together with international HQ's. I'm specialized in information request management.
I am an intelligence petty officer.
I am an expert on IEDs. I belong to the bomb disposal team, we defuse and sometimes detonate bombs.
My job is an IED specialist.
I'm responsible for a bit of logistics, fire fighting and checking engines. I can work on a boat or on a ship. On a boat I share my work with two comrades who have another branch number.
I'm an engineer and my MOS code is 42.
I work in 6-hour shifts and give advice to my superior.
I usually look at a monitor and observe the airspace.
I operate a weapon system (WLM) and see spots on my screen which I try to identify as friendly or hostile aircraft.
I am a radar operator,my branch is above water warfare. My MOS code is the 23.
My responsibility mostly lies in representing the German military inland and abroad on special events. We also function at swearing-in ceremonies of new recruits. My corps entertains with traditional military marches and modern pieces. We travel a lot and have our own coaches for that purpose.
I am a military musician in the music corps and my MOS code is 85.