What does Pay Grade E-6 and Military Specialty 94B2O means?
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Staff Sergeant\n\n94B20  is Food Service Specialist  (94B) skill level 2
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iaw (in accordance with) \n\nSP- 000001-01 I'm not sure. \n\nIt usually references an instruction or specififcation. Like a Military specification number. It could also be a regulation number.
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I suggest doing some research along with talking to your local recruiters.  Basic pay is the same across the board but it's the special duty pay that may differ.  In terms of moving up the enlisted chain, they all go to E-9.  Army and Marines just have different names but the manner in which you reach higher ranks differ from service to service.  Your drive and dedication will determine how quickly you advance.  Jump at every opportunity to attend special skills schools like Airborne and Air Assult.  Work hard at earning an Expert Infantry Badge.  Volunteer for special duty assignments, if you qualify.  Note my suggestions learn towards Army experience.  So go out, talk to your recruiters, make a decision, get out to the MEPS, take your ASVAB and get rolling.  Oh and if you have the time, take advantage of the tuition assistance and get your degree, just in case infantry doesn't work out.
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none i think. i guess you mean lead (lat. plumbum, chem. Pb)\n\ndid you ask due to the RoHS compliance?\nhttp://solutions.ihs.com/solutions/enterprise/rohs-weee.jsp?MID=W094&GCID=S14922x007-FORSITE&keyword=rohs&MATCHTYPE={OVMTC:search:search:content}
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ASTM E814, or UL 1479, is a standard for Through-Penetration Firestop Systems.  You can buy a copy of the standard below.\n\nhttp://ulstandardsinfonet.ul.com/scopes/1479.html
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It means an enlisted sailor as opposed to an officer.  It comes from the early british uniform worn by enlisted sailors.
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AD2 is a aviation mechanic 2nd Class, AW denotes that he/she has earned the Air Warfare pin.\n\nI'm not sure what you mean by "good".  This person is an E-5, two ranks below chief.  Depending on age and time in service it's good.\n\nHope this helps.
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hope this helps some http://usmilitary.about.com/od/enlistedjobs/a/89b.htm
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Go online the pay rates for e-1 to 0-6 and higher are published each year in the Military times Ie NAVY times. As well as BAQ BAS and most hazzardous duity pay. If you already have a contract signed you should go see your Officer recruiter has he will have the list of published current pay rates.
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There is no such rank that is worn, though you are correct about the Blue and Grey Chevrons\n\nOn January 8th, 1942, Technician Third Class (T/3), Technician Fourth Class (T/4), and Technician Fifth Class (T/5) were added to the rank insignia. On September 4, 1942, a "T" was added to the standard chevron design that corresponded with that grade. A technician was not addressed as one such, but rather as the neighboring rank in its pay grade (T/5 as Corporal; T/4 as Sergeant; T/3 as Staff Sergeant). A technician did not have the authority to give commands or issue orders. Technician grades were removed from the rank insignia in 1948 followed by further reconstruction of the enlisted rank system in 1951 and 1955.\n\nI Think you are talking about the Brevette system they used during Korea. They were actually non-regular Army (the National Army) who held a higher grade while on active duty. I don't believe there was a "B" on any rank however!  For example, Dwight D. Eisenhower had a permanent rank of Captain but the effective rank of Lieutenant Colonel during the First World War. At war's end, the National Army was disbanded and he returned to his permanent rank of Captain.
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Its an MOS that is only open as a special duty assignment and you have to put in a package. I'm not sure but think its only open to NCOs
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cmartin0203 is correct about E-8 and E-9.  Senior chiefs are E-8 and Master chiefs are E-9.\n\nSorry for getting a little picky, but NY-Guy is partially correct about E1-E3.  The title depends on the rating (job you have) i.e. an Electronic's technician would be a Seaman while a Machinist's Mate would be considered a Fireman:\nE-1: Seaman recruit, Fireman recruit\nE-2: Seaman apprentice, Fireman apprentice\nE-3: Seaman, Fireman\n\nAlso, what about Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy?  They're still E-9, but their uniform has 3 Chevrons, rocker, 3 stars over rocker and crow.\n\nBTW, with 1yr, 8mos in, your father was probably an E-3, possibly an E-4.
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A 91W(that's me) is a glorified Army version of a paramedic. The 91WM6(I was in school for this one time) has an additional year of schooling and they become the LPN's of the Army with the same liscence that a real LPN has on the outside. They have to take the NCLEX and the whole deal. I love being a line medic and wasn't about to give up being with troops for the world, so I dropped out of M6 school and stayed a 91W Combat Medic - Hooaah!
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e-1 recruit\ne-2 private\ne-3 private first class\ne-4 specialist\ne-4 corporal (Non Commissioned Officer)\ne-5 Sergeant (NCO)\ne-6 staff sergeant (NCO)\ne-7 Sergeant first class (NCO)\ne-8 Master sergeant, first sergeant (NCO)\ne-9 Sergeant Major, Command sergeant Major (NCO)
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E-1: Private, E-2: Private Second Class, E-3: Private First Class, E-4: Specialist/Corporal, E-5: Sergeant, E-6: Staff Sergeant, E-7: Sergeant First Class, E-8: Master Sergeant/ First Sergeant, E-9: Sergeant Major/Command Sergeant Major/ Sergeant Major of the Army. W-1: Warrant officer 1, w-2: chief warrant officer 2, w-3: chief warrant officer 3, w-4: chief warrant officer 4, w-5: chief warrant officer 5. o-1: second lieutinant, o-2: first lieutinant, o-3: captain, o-4: major, o-5: lieutinant colonel, o-6: colonel, o-7: brigadier general, o-8: major general, o-9: lieutinant general, o-10: general. by the numbers, i'm right all the way, 10 pts for me!!!
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All materials shipped anywhere in the world will have a set of documentation appended. EIther it will be internal to a country, in which case the document could list what the substance is called locally, or it could be traveling internationally, in which case it must have a United Nations Identification Number.\n\n316 SS UN refers to the material known internationally as "stainless steel, grade 316".
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I checked several acronym sites including the  DTIC and DAU site and found nothing to match.\n\nOPSEC (OPerational SECurity) is the nearest.\n\nmaybe OPS-ID? operational identification\n\nSearch some more documents and found ID used for infantry division and found a document labeled CA OPS ID or Civilian Affairs Operations initial draft