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Handle Supplies as a US Army Unit Supply Specialist

June 23, 2011 By admin

There are many different things that are used every day throughout the United States Army in all of the different theaters of operation. These different supplies will help those working on the base as well as those looking to get everything that that they will need to complete work that they are doing in the field. It is important that the right individuals are able to complete everything that they will need to do in order to maintain these different supplies.


What You Will Do


Whenever you work as a unit supply specialist, you will not only be in charge of ordering all of the different supplies that your unit will need. You will also need to make sure that you will be able to have everything that you will need so that you will be able to maintain all of the equipment for whenever it is needed. You will also be in charge of issuing materials as needed.


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Get the Training


In order to be considered for the position, you will need to score at least a 95 in the CL aptitude area of your ASVAB. You will need to go through basic training as well as going through 7 weeks and one day of specialized training. This will help to teach you everything that you will need to know so that you will be able to get started in your new career.


Filed Under: Army, Articles, Careers Tagged With: career, unit supply specialist, us army jobs

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  1. LARRY FOWLER says

    March 20, 2012 at 8:43 am

    The army offers great programs for women. A Specialist for supply can lead to a job or career in the civilian world. No doubt, whenever looking for a job into any military branch, it is sooo smart to pick a job that offers a civilian career path that you’d like to do long after your military service. I would not advise a generic job that anyone can serve with or without training. Good news is that the ASVAB exam will help guide you regarding what job you may be best qualified for, but first and foremost, pick a ‘career path’ that you’re eager to do not only in the military… but in civilian life as well. Good luck! Be wise starting NOW!

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