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Influence Officers are trained personnel who can integrate operations in the information environment and primarily focus on the planning and execution of MISO, civil authorities’ information support (CAIS) and CAO. MISO are planned operations to convey selected information and indicators to foreign audiences to influence their emotions, motives, objective reasoning, and, ultimately, the behavior of foreign governments, organizations, groups, and individuals in a manner favorable to the originator’s objectives. CAO are defined as those military operations planned, supported, executed, or transitioned by CA forces through, with, or by the OGAs, IPI, IGOs, or NGOs to modify behaviors, to mitigate or defeat threats to civil society, and to assist in establishing the capacity for deterring or defeating future civil threats in support of CMO, facilitation of military operations, or otherwise achieve U.S. objectives. Influence Officers will serve on staffs at all levels and advise the commander and staff on the information warfighting function. Influence Officers integrate capabilities to support the Combatant Command’s Influence Campaign objectives by supporting the Fleet Marine Force (FMF) missions, as they enable commanders to shape the information and security environment in their areas of responsibility (AOR).","Influence Officers plan and lead information and civil affairs operations to shape perceptions and behavior in support of mission objectives.",[13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26],"information operations planning","influence and messaging strategy","psychological operations integration","civil-military operations coordination","intelligence integration for planning","operational assessment and metrics","risk and impact analysis","stakeholder engagement","cross-functional coordination","policy development","briefing and presentation","technical writing","team leadership","interagency and coalition coordination",[28,29,30,31],"Accredited in Public Relations (APR)","Certified Public Relations Counselor (CPRC)","Digital Marketing Certification (Google, HubSpot, or Hootsuite)","Project Management Professional (PMP)",[33,34,35,36],"PUBLIC_AFFAIRS","INTELLIGENCE_ANALYSIS","PROJECT_MANAGEMENT","TRAINING_AND_EDUCATION",null,{"typical_target":39,"required_minimum":40,"notes":-1},"TOP_SECRET","SECRET",[42,46,49,52,55],{"code":43,"branch":44,"name":45},"14FX","air_force","Information Operations Officer",{"code":47,"branch":48,"name":45},"30A","army",{"code":50,"branch":48,"name":51},"37A","Psychological Operations",{"code":53,"branch":48,"name":54},"38A","Civil Affairs",{"code":56,"branch":57,"name":58},"165X","navy","Public Affairs Officer",false,"ACTIVE","officer",[63,67,73,78,84,89],{"id":64,"code":50,"title":51,"branch":65,"category":9,"description":66,"status":60,"rank":61},"9df2165d-5c3d-455f-9d36-4cfb97091a8d","Army","Psychological Operations officers plan, coordinate, direct and participate in Psychological Operations. They serve in units performing the above core roles in all operational environments and all levels of command. A Psychological Operations CPT leads either a Tactical or Regional. The Tactical PSYOP Detachment is a highly trained PSYOP unit, which includes (in addition to the CPT) twenty Psychological Operations Noncommissioned Officers (NCOs). The Regional PSYOP Detachment is a highly flexible unit of action that consists of eight PSYOP NCOs. A successful Tactical or Regional Detachment must be adept at accomplishing a wide range of requirements including PSYOP planning, Target Audience Analysis (TAA), PSYOP Product Development and Dissemination, and PSYOP Product Testing and Evaluation. Detachment personnel must be adept at negotiating and working with foreign and U.S. government agencies and country teams. Psychological Operations officers who successfully lead a detachment may later command larger Psychological Operations units, at company level as a MAJ, battalion as an LTC, and group as a COL. They serve on upper echelon Psychological Operations, Army and Joint Special Operations Forces (SOF) staffs and in interagency assignments. They also serve as staff officers in Division, Corps, Army Service Component Command/Theater Armies and in Joint Task Forces. There are a very high number of Join Interagency and Multinational (JIM) assignment possibilities and opportunities within the PSYOP branch.",{"id":68,"code":69,"title":70,"branch":65,"category":9,"description":71,"status":60,"rank":72},"56c3b238-3a97-4048-9a10-5c3e65bf5ffa","46V","Visual Information Specialist","Operates audio visual equipment to combine text, sound, photo, animation, video, and graphics into a multimedia product in support of combat documentation, battlefield operations, Psychological Operations, Military Intelligence, Medical, Public Affairs and training functions; operates broadcast, collection, television production, video teleconferencing and distribution equipment; creates illustrations, layouts, map overlays, posters, graphs, charts, and internet web pages; performs unit level maintenance on assigned equipment and PMCS on assigned vehicles and generators.","enlisted",{"id":74,"code":75,"title":76,"branch":65,"category":9,"description":77,"status":60,"rank":72},"f2eecda6-4c16-444b-b12b-a6856bf74495","46S","Public Affairs Mass Communication Specialist","The public affairs mass communication specialist participates in and assists with the execution, supervision, and administration of successful Army Public Affairs programs and activities in support of Theater Army, joint, interagency, intergovernmental, multinational and unified operations. Public affairs mass communication specialists provide direct public affairs support through the planning, coordination, execution, and supervision of public affairs operations to inform internal and external audiences, media and key publics. The public affairs mass communication specialist is a professional communicator, employing modern technology, equipment and information systems to collect, process and rapidly deliver print and broadcast multimedia products in support of expeditionary and campaign public affairs operations. The public affairs mass communication specialist is trained and equipped to fulfill the public affairs functions of public information, command information, and community engagement. The public affairs mass communication specialist supports public affairs operations through the public affairs core tasks to conduct public communication, media facilitation, public affairs training and planning. The public affairs mass communication specialist releases official information about Army personnel, materiel, activities and operations through news releases, media engagements, press conferences, and social media and Internet-based platforms. The public specialist performs unit level maintenance on assigned equipment and performs operator maintenance on assigned vehicles and generators. The public affairs mass communication specialist may be assigned to brigade combat teams, multifunctional brigades, divisions, corps, Theater Army staff sections, separate public affairs units, and broadcast communications under the Defense Media Activity. The public affairs mass communication specialist may volunteer for assignment with Special Forces and Airborne units. The CMF is primarily non-accession in the active component and primarily initial accession in the reserve components (ARNG/USAR).",{"id":79,"code":80,"title":81,"branch":82,"category":9,"description":83,"status":60,"rank":72},"d2135089-cfeb-4574-8a94-d80fe5bf02a4","MC","Mass Communication Specialist","Navy","Mass Communication Specialists (MC) practice human-centered design through primary and secondary research to develop creative communication solutions and align communication strategies and tactics to leadership’s intent; conduct and provide documentation in the operational environment to support strategic decision-making; counter misinformation/disinformation and facilitate media literacy training; prepare, process, and create multimedia products, such as storyboards, graphics, publications, still imagery and written, audio, and video content; conduct community outreach and internal/external communication operations; plan, direct, and execute digital engagement strategies; serve as communication advisors to commanders; and ensure communication products and experiences are designed to enhance understanding and discoverability.",{"id":85,"code":86,"title":87,"branch":65,"category":9,"description":88,"status":60,"rank":72},"bf44c446-6be4-4181-8d77-9c50b721e8c4","46Z","Chief Public Affairs NCO","Supervise personnel performing the duties of MOS 46Q and 46R at skill \"3\" and below. The public affairs chief advises the commander and public affairs officer on all matters pertaining to public affairs, including command information, public information and community relations. Supervises Army public affairs programs, radio and television broadcasting. Advises on accuracy, propriety, timing and relative importance of information for release to the public and recommends methods of communicating information. Develops, coordinates, supervises and participates in plans and policies pertaining to organizations, training and operations. Can serve as the principal noncommissioned officer in public affairs and broadcast organizations.",{"id":90,"code":91,"title":92,"branch":93,"category":9,"description":94,"status":60,"rank":72},"2d5f41e5-08ca-487d-b837-b777e49e9eae","3N0X6","Public Affairs","Air Force","Sharing the Air Force and Space Force story with a global audience requires captivating and informative communication. It’s the job of Public Affairs to shape the Air Force’s public image by building relationships with the community and managing relationships with a variety of media organizations. These Airmen develop scripts and graphics, serve as on-camera announcers, and document both ground and aerial missions to ensure information is captured for current and future generations to see."]