Communications Interceptor/Locator
October 1, 2005 is the stated conversion effective date, not a completion deadline.
- The listing does not explain how soldiers were assigned between the two successors or establish that both specialties were awarded.
Source extraction notes
DA Pam 611-21 Table 10-4 maps predecessor MOSC 98H1 to 98G, 98P; source successor entries: 98G CRYPTOLOGIC COMMUNICATIONS INTERCEPTOR/LOCATOR; 98P MULTI-SENSOR OPERATOR; conversion effective 01 Oct 2005.
Source documents (1)
Reviewed September 23, 2026 against references 1, 2 and 3.
- DA Pam 611-21, chapter 10, Table 10-4, Enlisted MOS Conversion Listing
1. Table 10-4, PDF p. 299 · source dated 2025 · cited by the explanation
PDF page 299 (opens in a new tab)2.Smartbook DA PAM 611-21, Chapter 10, Enlisted MOS, Specifications, Standards of Grade, Physical Demands, and Career Charts (base) · data/sources/text/da-pam-611-21-smartbook-ch10_fy2025_2026-08.txt:29085-29090; target predecessor 98H1 · cited by the explanation
PDF page 299 (opens in a new tab)3.DA Pam 611-21, chapter 10, Table 10-4, Enlisted MOS Conversion Listing · event transcription · docs/legacy-data/army-mos-conversions.jsonl:1475; Table 10-4, PDF p. 299 · cited by the explanation
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