The MI Systems Maintainer/Integrator is primarily responsible for maintaining intelligence computers and networks used by Military Intelligence Soldiers, testing and repairing communications equipment, assessing data from fixed, portable and wireless storage/communication devices, and performing operational checks on MI aerial systems.

Riflemen are the basic modern soldiers from which all other soldierly functions stem. Though by tradition certain infantry units are based on the rifleman, they employ a variety of other specialized soldiers in conjunction with the rifleman.

I am responsible for accountability, distribution, and upkeep of all weapons, optics, lasers, and night vision devices for my company in emergency situations. I am able to order and repair/replace select parts on equipment.

In the Vietnam War US squads usually had at least one soldier whose role was that of a grenadier. He was usually armed with an M79 grenade launcher, although towards the end of the war it was replaced with an XM148 grenade launcher underslinging an M16 rifle in very small numbers. In infantry squads the grenadier was dedicated to his weapon, meaning that he usually carried only the M79 and a Colt 1911 side arm. In some cases, grenadiers were not even issued this sidearm. The M79 was designed to bridge the gap between the maximum throwing range of a grenade and the minimum distance of mortar fire. It also allowed the use of various rounds, notably high explosive, buckshot, flechette, smoke grenades and parachute flares. Modern US squads have continued the concept of the grenadier armed with an M203 grenade launcher or M320 attached to an M16 or M4.

I was solely responsible for accountability, distribution, and upkeep of all weapons, optics, lasers, and night vision devices for my company. I was able to order and repair/replace select parts on equipment.

I am responsible for accountability, distribution, and upkeep of all weapons, optics, lasers, and night vision devices for my company in a deployed environment. I am able to order and repair/replace select parts on equipment.

I was responsible for assisting my driver in maintaining our Infantry Carrier Vehicle and personally responsible for ensuring our Remote Weapon System was fully functional. While in motion, I was responsible for directing my driver and ensuring the safety of all personnel both inside my vehicle and not harming any pedestrians in my general area.

I was responsible for maintaining any vehicle I was assigned to, mainly an Infantry Carrier Vehicle. It was my job to ensure that vehicle was able to be en route to any given destination within the hour.

Job training for infantryman requires 14 weeks of One Station Unit Training, which includes Basic Combat Training and Advanced Individual Training. Part of this time is spent in the classroom and part in the field. The infantry is the main land combat force and backbone of the Army. They are responsible for defending our country against any threat by land, as well as capturing, destroying and repelling enemy ground forces.

I stocked product on shelves, assisted customers in finding products, bagged and carried groceries to vehicles, maintained store cleanliness, filled in as cashier when needed, and assisted department managers with any task they asked.