US ARMY: Motor Transport Operator (88M) 모터운송기사

http://imcom.korea.army.mil

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The United States Armed forces own and operate over 50,000 heavy trucks and buses. It's up to the Motor Transport Operators to operate vehicles, which include water/fuel tank trucks, semi-tractor trailers, heavy troop transports and passenger buses. From sedans to semi tractor trailers, troop transports and buses.

Motor Transport Operators are primarily responsible for supervising or operating wheel vehicles to transport personnel and cargo. Some of your duties as a Motor Transport Operator may include:

- Reading load plans
- Checking oil, fuel and other fluid levels, as well as tire pressure
- Driving vehicles over all types of roads and terrain, traveling alone or in convoys in support of combat operations
- Keeping records of mileage driven and fuel and oil used
- Washing vehicles and perform routine maintenance and repairs

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[MrWebb33]

@danlifeful yea i kno tine flew by. r u ready. and do you have a facebook?

[danlifeful]

@MrWebb33 yea i leave the same day its crazy time flew bye

[MrWebb33]

i leave february 21st. anybody leaves in february??

[FreshAzImis92]

@Mrepmp93 i leave april HOOAH

[ffej48]

hahaha, that mos sucks ass.. prepare to be a detail b*tch lol

[cardsfan1586]

@bluezone3 Go back to Canada you NPR funding sissy.

[Mrepmp93]

I got my job today

88mike hooahh

Leaving July 11th Lwood.

[XxClemsonTigersXx]

@Cutebabygurl62881 how do you like your job in the army?

[Dumpstermuffin1]

it's a fun job...when you are deployed you will basically be a nomad. Never staying in one FOB for more then a few days, and you get to train in crew serve weapons...like M2 and Mark19's

[sedative3145]

LOL i've been in the army for two years as a 88M hauling the SF guys around at Bragg. This is been a very fun job. I only joy i get now is jumping out of airplanes : p