Rocket Crewman
The appendix's unit-position conversions took effect on 29 April 1949, the date of the regulation.
- The exact grade cutoffs for choosing between the paired leader codes are not given.
Source extraction notes
Paragraph 6 restricts this SSN in Infantry use but does not rescind it Army-wide. Paragraph 6 makes the destination duty/grade-dependent: 1745/2745 for light-weapons leaders, 4745 for light-weapons infantrymen, 1812/2812 for heavy-weapons leaders, and 4812 for heavy-weapons infantrymen. Repeated position-level change-sheet rows are collapsed into this one canonical predecessor event, preserving first-source successor order. The predecessor remains in the SSN namespace; successors are numeric MOS codes.
Source documents (3)
Reviewed September 23, 2026 against references 1, 2 and 3.
- SR 650-207-1, Career Guidance: Infantry Career Field, 29 April 1949
1. printed p. 20, paragraph 6 restricted-use conversion for 0596 Rocket Crewman · source dated April 29, 1949 · cited by the explanation
Open source document (opens in a new tab)4.SR 650-207-1, Career Guidance: Infantry Career Field, 29 April 1949 · event transcription · docs/legacy-data/army-ssn-mos-bridge-infantry.jsonl:13; printed p. 20, paragraph 6 restricted-use conversion for 0596 Rocket Crewman
Open source document (opens in a new tab) - SR 650-207-1, Career Guidance: Infantry Career Field, 29 April 1949
2. printed p. 22, paragraph 8a: appendix T/O&E conversions effective on the date of the regulation · source dated April 29, 1949 · cited by the explanation
Open source document (opens in a new tab) - SR 650-207-1, Career Guidance: Infantry Career Field, 29 April 1949
3. printed p. 41, T/O&E change sheet; 0596 position row(s) to 2745, 4745 · source dated April 29, 1949 · cited by the explanation
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