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29T Satellite Microwave Communications Chief

The Army deleted MOS 29T, Satellite Microwave Communications Chief, and listed two successor specialties: 29V, Microwave Systems Operator/Repairer, and 29Y, Satellite Communication Systems Repairer.

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29VMwave System OP/Rep · historical code
Recorded successor: 31P1 Microwave Systems Operator-Maintainer, itself later retired
29YSatcom System Rep · historical code
Recorded successor: 31S1 Satellite Communication Systems Operator- Maintainer, itself later retired

Documented history

Satellite Microwave Communications Chief

The listed effective date is April 30, 1992. June 26, 1995 is the regulation’s publication date, not the date of the change.

The record does not state which personnel were to move to 29V rather than 29Y.

Source extraction notes

AR 611-201 Table B-2 maps deleted MOS 29T to 29V, 29Y; source successor entries: 29V Microwave Systems Operator/Repairer; 29Y Satellite Communication Systems Repairer; update/effective date 1992-04-30.

Source documents (1)

Reviewed September 23, 2026 against references 1 and 2.

AR 611-201, Issue 6, Table B-2, MOS Deletions/Conversions
1. Table B-2, printed p. 605 · source dated June 26, 1995 · cited by the explanation
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2.AR 611-201, Issue 6, Table B-2, MOS Deletions/Conversions · event transcription · docs/legacy-data/army-mos-conversions.jsonl:1586; Table B-2, printed p. 605 · cited by the explanation
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Historical information is drawn from the sources linked above. Classification dates are not personal service dates. Spot an error? Let us know.