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34J Univac 1004/1005 DCT 9000 System Repairer (RC)

MOS 34J, Univac 1004/1005 DCT 9000 System Repairer (RC), was deleted. Its listed successors were 39K, IBM Automatic Data Processing Systems Repairer, and 39V, Computerized Systems Maintenance Chief.

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The source names a code the branch later retired, or whose reviewed record is historical. Its story continues on that code's own page.

39KAutomatic Data Processing Systems Repairer · historical code
Recorded successor: 29J Telecommunications Terminal Device Repairer, itself later retired
39VComputerized Systems · historical code
Recorded successor: 39G Automated Communications Computer Systems Repairer, itself later retired

Documented history

Univac 1004/1005 DCT 9000 System Repairer (RC)

December 1, 1984 is the listed effective date of the change. June 26, 1995 is the regulation's publication date, not the conversion date.

The record does not state the conditions determining conversion to 39K rather than 39V.

Source extraction notes

AR 611-201 Table B-2 maps deleted MOS 34J to 39K, 39V; source successor entries: 39K IBM Automatic Data Processing Systems Repairer; 39V Computerized Systems Maintenance Chief; update/effective date 1984-12-01.

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. 606 · 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:1621; Table B-2, printed p. 606 · cited by the explanation
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