Field Artillery AIT: Inside the Firebase

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The Fire Control Specialist employs automated computer-based systems used in all U.S. Army echelons across multiple weapon systems and formations in order to facilitate the delivery and integration of joint fires in support of combat operations.

The Fire Control Specialist integrates and processes tactical battlefield information from multiple users and sensors through a network of Army and JOINT automated battle command systems.

Duties performed by this MOS include:

• Establishes, maintains and operates communications systems.
• Assists in preparation of computer center for operation and shutdown.
• Prepares field artillery tactical data systems for operation to include cabling, installation, and removal procedures.
• Inputs initialization data and data base information to field artillery tactical data systems.
• Participate in gathering of operations and intelligence data.
• Maintain fire capabilities maps and charts, Plot using fire capability charts and friendly and enemy situation maps.
• Operates and performs operator maintenance on field artillery tactical data systems equipment, section vehicles and generators associated with field artillery tactical data systems.
• Record ammunition expenditure, equipment serviceability, situation, firing point, target and mission reports
• Performs computer operations including fire mission processing, fire plan schedules and data base construction, Converts fire orders to fire command.

Other Battery/Class Specific Info 13J Video:
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Soldiers in AIT learn skills concerning their military occupational skill (MOS). An MOS defines a Soldier's primary skill in the Army.

During AIT, Soldiers continue the "soldierization" process, with an increasing emphasis on individual responsibilities. MOS instructors continue each Soldier's military education through training on, physical fitness, the Army Values, attention to detail, learning to cope with stress, and Warrior Tasks and Battle Drills.

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Delta Battery, 1-78 Field Artillery