| Job Title : |
Cavalry Scout |
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| Job Reference : |
usarmy |
| Location : |
United States |
| Posted on : |
Thu Aug 23, 2007 |
| Job category: |
Combat, Army |
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| Job Description |
On the battlefield, the Army cavalry scout helps in reconnaissance and possibly in preparing explosives and mines. This specialist is a vital team member in ensuring the Army's strategic success. Duties include:
• Preparing ammunition for transport
• Performing navigation during combat
• Assisting with observation and listening posts
• Gathering reconnaissance information
• Performing principles of concealment and camouflage
Training
To become an Army cavalry scout, you must complete basic training, which consists of basic soldiering skills, and about 16 weeks of advanced training including One Station Unit Training. Classroom and in-the-field instruction covers:
• Ammunition handling skills
• Navigation techniques
• Reconnaissance tactics
Helpful skills
An ideal candidate for an Army cavalry scout should:
• Be physically fit and in top condition
• Enjoy working on a team
• Prepare to accept risky challenges
• Remain calm in stressful situations |
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