All these crybabies on here hating on 88m are probably the ones who couldn't stand still in formation, and got their feeling hurt when PG shut them down. The experience is great. Plus once you get your cdl, you can get WORK ANYWHERE IN THE U.S.! This MOS gets you ready for a field with great pay.
Exactly. The civilian Motor Vehicles Operator DoD is paying 30 plus in Dc, MD, Va. that’s great pay with low stress. What’s to not like about that? Nothing.
88M for 24 years in both the NC Army National Guard and Active duty Army..Deployed into 3 different Warzones..1980,Ft Dix,NJ..Drove 1/4ton jeep,Ducue and a half,5 ton tactical..915A1,humvee,PLS..
If things hit the fan, I may join up again. I was a 13B but have been out for over a decade and am currently a truck driver. Sure, I would take a massive paycut but if it hits the fan, I may be needed. My main regret was not being an 88M when I was in.
@@travisallison2 I'm 18 looking to join up soon after high school. I've been looking at 88m but my uncle told me 13b curious what u get to do as a 13b. Do you recommend it?
@@theof303 cannon crewmember . You will be a driver or the number 1 man who slings rounds down range . It's a lot of heavy lifting. Each artillery round is 100 . You learn how to target manually if anything breaks down . It's a hard job but a fun one indeed
same. was an 11bravo and have been out for 9 years. thinking about rejoining as an 88m reservist. hopefully my lower back can take going back through basic again. currently a class B bus driver.
They always need drivers. It's a great MOS. Just do well on your ASVAB exam and get in shape physically before basic. Also try to get a good duty location in your contract.
Tried to get 35N and had a very good asvab score of 76. I failed because I am extremely color blind I am glad this was my second option that was available looking forward to it
Don't do it. Study for your asvab and get yourself a good MOS that will be useful to you when you get out. I've been an 88M for over 10 years. Soldiers quickly burn out in this MOS. There's not much to it. Lots of long days doing PMCS, dispatching trucks and whatever bullshit they can think of in the motorpool. Yes it will get you experience as a truck driver if that is important to you but you will not leave the service with a CDL unless you take a civilian course. Most states will still make you take the DOT test for your CDL so it's not like you can just walk right on the job. Bottom line, study and get yourself a good MOS that will set you up for success when you get out. Use this as a last resort if you don't qualify for anything else. Everyone I know in this job is considering what their next MOS will be when they are able to reclass.
@@erictheintern9562 don’t listen to what other people think. It may not be good for them but it’s probably something that you’ll enjoy. Listen to you and you only. Don’t let other people discourage you from what you want to do
This is not true i graduated Ait and walked straight into the dmv and got my CDL for $50 no written or road test from the Army stop misleading people just because you didn’t have a good experience in your career the army is what you make of it
I already have a CDL but im thinking about joining the army for the adventure and benefits. Would having a the experience on the outside help fast track me in this mos?
I left active duty at Ft. Carson as a 88M, had the skills portion waived, and was working for a grocery distribution company even before my terminal leave was up making twice what I did in the service.
I’m considering this job but I’m seeing some negatives about it, anybody know what’s another pretty fun mos or something that’ll be beneficial in the long run?
I make close to 100k a year driving truck from skills I learned as a 88M. Fun? Lot's of hard work, long days and nights, some long deployments. Did I also have fun? You bet! That can be said for any MOS.
@@MudlangenTangowhat did you make as an 88M i already have 3 years CDL experience at 21 and want to join but I dont know if its worth giving up 6 figures at this moment in time
@CarsonPell if your that far along with your career, I would say no. As a priviate your not going to make much. As a young kid out of high-school, different matter. Your going to receive traning and experience, some of which os transferable. The only reason someone in your shoes might join is purely to serve. If you have a family to support, no way.
88M is a combat MOS & can be dangerous during war time. Very hard work & long hours. It's not for everyone so choose wisely. 92M would be my choice if I could turn back the clock. My MOS was 12B. 🤮
@@TetraSamurai I went in at 21 & got out at 25 & I was fortunate to be a chaplain's driver for about a year and I was also a first Sergeant's driver and a Joe a 5-ton truck but it is a very very hard-working MOS and you will spend a lot of time in the field and when you're in Garrison is just a lot of BS work. I would recommend anyone going into the military to get into a non-combat MOS and don't choose cook because I did a lot of KP and those cooks ours are very long just like a combat engineers hours are in the field and sometimes in Garrison. 🤮
@@champking20 says the triggered white knight who likely believes women can be just as physically efficient in battle as men. While ignoring that when given the same physical standards they wouldn’t even have a job. When we sending 12 year old boys to war next? That’s what looks like is driving those trucks, little boys that haven’t hit puberty yet.
@@champking20 they should start with combat sports first instead of war, and before the first round begins they can tell them “with adrenaline anything can happen” see how much of a difference it makes when you have an elite 145lb professional mma fighter(male) versus an “elite” 145 lbs woman. My point will be proven rather quickly. We want efficient Warriors when lives are at risk not “we can do it too’s”
Boo. You’re funded for warfighting. Many other departments are funded for domestic response. In fact all most all of them! As they say, if you can dodge a wrench you can dodge a ball. So if you have warfighting skills at level 5 you know you’re ready for anything.
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All these crybabies on here hating on 88m are probably the ones who couldn't stand still in formation, and got their feeling hurt when PG shut them down. The experience is great. Plus once you get your cdl, you can get WORK ANYWHERE IN THE U.S.! This MOS gets you ready for a field with great pay.
Exactly. The civilian Motor Vehicles Operator DoD is paying 30 plus in Dc, MD, Va. that’s great pay with low stress. What’s to not like about that? Nothing.
@@jujagthemag get hazmat endorsement and work in the private sector
@@Joedy385what do you mean
@@matthewbaker1662truck
I went to MEPS in Montgomery. Signed my contract and swore-in . I ship out the 24th of this month to FT. Leonard Wood, Missouri. So excited!
LavaFlow16 good luck 😉.
Keep your head up, and pay attention and everything will be smooth 😁
Hey me too!
Don’t know you but wish the best to both of us!
Where did you find yourself getting stationed? Are you enjoying things?
I was stationed at Fort Sill as a 13B.
how many years for 88m ?
I was a 88M at Ft Leonard wood Mo from 1987 to 1990. Technology has changed so much since I served.
alpha 58 trans here
The MOS promo material has gotten so much better in recent years! Hooah 🇺🇸
I agree . I am sure previous promos were made to make people go open Contract.
@@harshbansal7982 Gladly that doesn't exist in the Army now,.
I enlisted as an 88M and I honestly love my job every single day.
Is it a good job I leave the 9th an just enlisted for 88m
What are the hours like ?
Any deployments
I did the same job in the Royal Air Force (UK) for 24 yrs, best times of my life.
Was recently recommended this MOS and it's definitely looking like it's up my alley
88M for 24 years in both the NC Army National Guard and Active duty Army..Deployed into 3 different Warzones..1980,Ft Dix,NJ..Drove 1/4ton jeep,Ducue and a half,5 ton tactical..915A1,humvee,PLS..
Did my 88M training at Fort Bliss back in 2007 fun times
If things hit the fan, I may join up again.
I was a 13B but have been out for over a decade and am currently a truck driver.
Sure, I would take a massive paycut but if it hits the fan, I may be needed.
My main regret was not being an 88M when I was in.
Bro I was a 13B 11-17 I was the 1 man . My back paid the price but I wouldn't trade that experience for anything
@@travisallison2 I'm 18 looking to join up soon after high school. I've been looking at 88m but my uncle told me 13b curious what u get to do as a 13b. Do you recommend it?
@@theof303 cannon crewmember . You will be a driver or the number 1 man who slings rounds down range . It's a lot of heavy lifting. Each artillery round is 100 . You learn how to target manually if anything breaks down . It's a hard job but a fun one indeed
same. was an 11bravo and have been out for 9 years. thinking about rejoining as an 88m reservist. hopefully my lower back can take going back through basic again. currently a class B bus driver.
@@travisallison2 thank you for your share TJ
I'm a highschool senior and this is what I want to do. Hopefully they have open positions
They do
@@sebastiansantana3331 are you in this mos?
88 mikes are needed every where so theres open spots
They always need drivers. It's a great MOS. Just do well on your ASVAB exam and get in shape physically before basic. Also try to get a good duty location in your contract.
@@LA_Commander would they still take you in if your a skinny fella
I see sergeant Parker 💪💪💪
Out front, supporting the rest!
88M for life. Ride or Die
this intro bangs
88M Class of 2017
Honorable Discharged 2022
Enjoyed my service and training
I'm going to army to do this very soon 💯🤲🏾❤️📿
One of the moat dangerous jobs in military
how?
@wockfetti trucks have to watch out for IEDs that are hidden and its a large target for rpgs
So just something to think about
@@jordanhill5238not if you work domestically in the reserves.
I disagree the Moe's dangerous job is fuel handlers. We drove trucks without hazardous duty pay..
I'm hoping to do this when I get old enough!
Honestly man it pays off. Opens up a lot of jobs in the civilian world!
@@markrahi3451 really? That’s the reason why I didn’t want to do that
@@garyheadiii4397 yep! Trucking, being a commercial truck driver. It’s definitely a fun MOS!
@@markrahi3451 thanks man 🙏
Just picked this job as my MOS and leave for basic in about a month😮💨
How's it going , where you at?
Doughblizzy that's what I'm doing it's awesome I love it. Did you know they have diving as well I never knew that
2:08 sounds like she’s reading something out loud not her own thoughts lol
They’re always reading something 😂
If an army marches on its stomach, than 88m is the spoon and bowl.
Was that an Aussie 2:08?
SFC Purkiss lol dude called me and some buddies Bastards because we were hanging out being too loud in Germany. Good times man. Funny times
Tried to get 35N and had a very good asvab score of 76. I failed because I am extremely color blind I am glad this was my second option that was available looking forward to it
How did it turn out for you?
Do you enjoy this MOS?
Don't do it. Study for your asvab and get yourself a good MOS that will be useful to you when you get out. I've been an 88M for over 10 years. Soldiers quickly burn out in this MOS. There's not much to it. Lots of long days doing PMCS, dispatching trucks and whatever bullshit they can think of in the motorpool. Yes it will get you experience as a truck driver if that is important to you but you will not leave the service with a CDL unless you take a civilian course. Most states will still make you take the DOT test for your CDL so it's not like you can just walk right on the job. Bottom line, study and get yourself a good MOS that will set you up for success when you get out. Use this as a last resort if you don't qualify for anything else. Everyone I know in this job is considering what their next MOS will be when they are able to reclass.
I took asvab and scored 71 but I chose motor transport operator. Can I still change my mind?
Filimon AArone yupp u can
I was thinking about it hard but you really got me thinking
@@erictheintern9562 don’t listen to what other people think. It may not be good for them but it’s probably something that you’ll enjoy. Listen to you and you only. Don’t let other people discourage you from what you want to do
This is not true i graduated Ait and walked straight into the dmv and got my CDL for $50 no written or road test from the Army stop misleading people just because you didn’t have a good experience in your career the army is what you make of it
Where an 88M is, a 91B exists. And vice versa! Hooah!
I see my boy Angel
I’m excited too start my MOS I leave September 13th too Ft Leonard Wood for 88M
Neftaly how is it going for you?
writing a story where the main character is an 88M... But i was a cav scout. lol
Might choose this as my MOS pros and or cons?
As they say, "an army marches on there Stomach"
I already have a CDL but im thinking about joining the army for the adventure and benefits. Would having a the experience on the outside help fast track me in this mos?
Promotions usually have time restrictions, such as be E-4 for at least 2 years before qualifying for E-5
@@kingcarlos7048 what are those terms you using I don’t know any of this but I want to join with 88m
It's pretty easy to get this MOS so you won't need to be "fast tracked"
Ruff riders lead the way
I already hold a CDL and joining the army reserves, but I still have to attend training since I have under 2 years of experience. 🤦🏽♂️
At my unit for 11B, want to reclass, is it possible?
Colorado let's you skip the skills test if your a 88m and you just have to pass the written to get your class A cdl
Fort carson? Like if you are stationed there?
@@alhambra1 the state dude
I left active duty at Ft. Carson as a 88M, had the skills portion waived, and was working for a grocery distribution company even before my terminal leave was up making twice what I did in the service.
I’m considering this job but I’m seeing some negatives about it, anybody know what’s another pretty fun mos or something that’ll be beneficial in the long run?
be a 88m
I make close to 100k a year driving truck from skills I learned as a 88M.
Fun? Lot's of hard work, long days and nights, some long deployments. Did I also have fun?
You bet! That can be said for any MOS.
@@MudlangenTangowhat did you make as an 88M i already have 3 years CDL experience at 21 and want to join but I dont know if its worth giving up 6 figures at this moment in time
@CarsonPell if your that far along with your career, I would say no.
As a priviate your not going to make much.
As a young kid out of high-school, different matter.
Your going to receive traning and experience, some of which os transferable.
The only reason someone in your shoes might join is purely to serve.
If you have a family to support, no way.
I'm looking through the jobs I qualified for I don't know what to choose there's a handful of options here.
88M is a combat MOS & can be dangerous during war time. Very hard work & long hours. It's not for everyone so choose wisely. 92M would be my choice if I could turn back the clock. My MOS was 12B. 🤮
12b lmfao how’s your back and knees feel. Those soldiers carried heavier loads than any other I’ve seen
@@TetraSamurai I went in at 21 & got out at 25 & I was fortunate to be a chaplain's driver for about a year and I was also a first Sergeant's driver and a Joe a 5-ton truck but it is a very very hard-working MOS and you will spend a lot of time in the field and when you're in Garrison is just a lot of BS work. I would recommend anyone going into the military to get into a non-combat MOS and don't choose cook because I did a lot of KP and those cooks ours are very long just like a combat engineers hours are in the field and sometimes in Garrison. 🤮
Do the 68W!!!
How many people are in the team?
A lot of these guys got killed in iraq.
how much do they make
I leave monday, i was a former 15m, whats ait like as a student?
Would you get your CDL while doing this MOS?
No
88 Mistake
Are you an 88M or just or just being a parrot?
😊
☺️
😊
Lol iam dieing
I wana join😅
imagine being hit by an rpg or ied and your backup is one of those chicks, you're so dead in that scenario.
Lol
Says the guy who’s prob eating cheese puffs yelling at 12 year olds on COD
@@champking20 says the triggered white knight who likely believes women can be just as physically efficient in battle as men. While ignoring that when given the same physical standards they wouldn’t even have a job. When we sending 12 year old boys to war next? That’s what looks like is driving those trucks, little boys that haven’t hit puberty yet.
@@zombieepx1933 in the times of battle and adrenaline. Anything can happen. It’s been proven for years.
@@champking20 they should start with combat sports first instead of war, and before the first round begins they can tell them “with adrenaline anything can happen” see how much of a difference it makes when you have an elite 145lb professional mma fighter(male) versus an “elite” 145 lbs woman. My point will be proven rather quickly. We want efficient Warriors when lives are at risk not “we can do it too’s”
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I really
want this mos but unfortunately i didn't got it aahhhhhhh
Why you dont want it
My mos will ship out nextmonth💪🏻
I just picked 11B can I change it before I go to basic training July 19?
What do you mean you picked. Did you sign and swear in at meps??
@@lilmikekills Yes I already signed & swear
@@optimistjumeuh5116 you signed my guy. That’s it.
@@optimistjumeuh5116 you’re done. They got you by the balls
yes you can as long as your score is high enough
Get paid for pushups!
How
@@davidjohnson-db4df Join the military! Pick your job right and you'll be able to do the same thing when you get out. In the in between, push ups! 😄
@@ubsleepingaming3322 Are you EOD?
@@thegreatdogzilla5855 Its been a while. I'm rusty. 😄
@@ubsleepingaming3322 What's it like? I am bored with life and I wanna do something. Guard maybe with different career I don't know.
Boo. You’re funded for warfighting. Many other departments are funded for domestic response. In fact all most all of them! As they say, if you can dodge a wrench you can dodge a ball. So if you have warfighting skills at level 5 you know you’re ready for anything.
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