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Duties include equid husbandry, health checks and basic first aid, grooming and tack, riding and driving in harness, horse training, trailer transport, stable and equipment maintenance, and support for military and state funerals, mounted color guards, historical events, recruiting, and public outreach. The MOS is currently available to infantry Soldiers in grades E-5 through E-9 and requires resident training through the U.S. Army Equestrian Center of Excellence.","An Army Equestrian cares for, trains, transports, rides, and drives military working equids while supporting military funerals, mounted color guards, historical events, recruiting, and public outreach. 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Manages, supervises and administers training and utilization evolutions. Controls and issues drug/explosive training aids. Maintains probable cause, history, training records and all other pertinent data pertaining to each MWD team. Ensures submission of complete and accurate quarterly reports and other required documentation to appropriate authority.",{"id":92,"code":93,"title":94,"branch":8,"category":9,"description":95,"status":79,"rank":80,"code_type":81,"asvab":6},"5836fae8-3eaf-4edf-816f-503eb0c63adc","D2","Military Horseman","Identifies personnel with basic horsemanship skills in all aspects of horsemanship, to include riding and ceremonial tack identification and application, horse safety, proper groundwork, riding to include western and ceremonial. Personnel will be trained in basic equine medical aid, knowledge of basic horse anatomy as well as maintaining the health and welfare of military working horses.",{"id":97,"code":98,"title":99,"branch":89,"category":9,"description":100,"status":79,"rank":80,"code_type":81,"asvab":6},"e1d2f572-ec68-4fe9-99fe-3d2cccd5c0b3","855A","Marine Mammal Systems Operator","Performs specialized duties in connection with operations using marine mammals. Responsible for the care, welfare, and continuous training of assigned marine mammals to ensure physical condition and behavioral proficiency is maintained. Operates sophisticated navigational equipment and small craft. Performs diving duties. Prepares and maintains administrative reports and animal health records associated with the use of marine mammals.",{"id":102,"code":103,"title":104,"branch":89,"category":105,"description":106,"status":79,"rank":80,"code_type":81,"asvab":6},"62e4ca3a-1b0a-41ba-958f-57950b14cc0e","P05A","Dog Handler","COMBAT","Performs specialized duties in law enforcement, physical security, antiterrorism operations and detection of explosives and/or illicit drugs in the military community utilizing assigned military working dog. Responsible for the care, welfare and continuous training of assigned dog to ensure physical condition and proficiency are maintained. Maintains administrative records associated with the use and maintenance of assigned military working dog.",{"id":108,"code":109,"title":110,"branch":8,"category":111,"description":112,"status":79,"rank":113,"code_type":81,"asvab":6},"5393280b-52c4-4b4a-aa55-5da31990b8c9","64C","Veterinary Laboratory Animal Medicine","MEDICAL","The US Army Veterinary Laboratory Animal Medicine Officer plans, directs, and participates in the care, treatment, and management of laboratory animals and other government-owned animals. Duties include design of facilities and equipment, obtaining and maintaining accreditation from the Association for the Assessment and Accreditation for Laboratory Animal Care, International (AAALAC), supervision of all aspects of animal care and use, and operation of research projects.","officer",{"id":115,"code":116,"title":117,"branch":8,"category":111,"description":118,"status":79,"rank":113,"code_type":81,"asvab":6},"bea7811b-ab52-4f24-972b-17e983f91380","64B","Veterinary Preventive Medicine","The US Army Veterinary Preventive Medicine Officer supervises, manages or commands TDA or TOE veterinary units. Serves as staff officer for veterinary services at MACOM or DOD level. Plans, coordinates, and directs veterinary public health programs to control animal and food borne diseases of public health interest. Functions in a variety of clinically oriented roles involving international studies, national assistance/civil affairs and/or Special Forces. Provides liaison with Federal, State, and local government agencies concerned with veterinary issues. Provides consultation on matters involving zoonotic or wildlife diseases on military installations, reservations or in combat theaters."]