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Such rotary aircraft include the MH-65D (Helicopter) and the MH-60T (Helicopter).","Rotary Wing Aviation Subspecialty Officers fly Coast Guard helicopters, including the MH-65D and MH-60T, during search and rescue, maritime security, law enforcement, and transportation missions. 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The Aviation Specialty has two subspecialties, CG-AVI11 Fixed Wing Aviation and CG-AVI12 Rotary Wing Aviation.","MOS",{"id":62,"code":63,"title":64,"branch":65,"category":9,"description":66,"status":51,"rank":67,"code_type":60},"9404d7bf-8156-4256-bbc6-81ebb06a51f0","153M","UH-60M Pilot","Army","Pilots and commands multiengine utility helicopter under tactical and non-tactical conditions; transports passengers, mail, or cargo for military purposes; supervises aircraft maintenance; supervises loading and unloading to ensure load stability balance, and adherence to aircraft load limitations; may function as a service school instructor for aviators; may serve in aircraft procurement activities.","warrant_officer",{"id":69,"code":70,"title":71,"branch":65,"category":9,"description":66,"status":51,"rank":67,"code_type":60},"de29f9ee-b770-451e-bed6-a7c882b04ae6","153L","UH-72A Pilot",{"id":73,"code":74,"title":75,"branch":65,"category":9,"description":76,"status":51,"rank":67,"code_type":60},"0790dc0d-f8b9-4d1d-ac71-798c4ba56a0a","153B","UH-1 Pilot (RC)","Pilots and commands utility/observation helicopter under tactical and non-tactical conditions; transports passengers, mail, or cargo for military purposes; supervises aircraft maintenance; supervises loading and unloading to ensure load stability balance, and adherence to aircraft load limitations; may function as a service school instructor for aviators; may serve in aircraft procurement activities.",{"id":78,"code":43,"title":45,"branch":65,"category":9,"description":76,"status":51,"rank":67,"code_type":60},"6230fafd-bc75-47e6-9957-537042e0a789",{"id":80,"code":81,"title":82,"branch":83,"category":9,"description":84,"status":51,"rank":85,"code_type":60},"503945fe-ec38-4744-9ef7-3f63f7a76706","1C1X1","Air Traffic Control","Air Force","The lives of those in the air heavily depend on Airmen on the ground. Responsible for managing the flow of aircraft through all aspects of their flight, Air Traffic Control specialists ensure the safety and efficiency of air traffic on the ground and in the air. Providing specialized skills, these highly trained professionals make quick decisions while monitoring many variables to keep bases, airspace and Airmen all over the world safe.","enlisted"]