| Job Title : |
Multi sensor operator |
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| Job Reference : |
usang |
| Location : |
United States |
| Posted on : |
Fri Apr 01, 2011 |
| Job category: |
Army, Mechanics, Enlisted |
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| Job Description |
National Guard intelligence relies heavily on the work of the National Guard multi sensor operator. This specialist is primarily responsible for detecting and locating static and dynamic target sources using signals intelligence/electronic warfare collection, direction finding, and ground surveillance systems. Duties include:
- Operating and maintaining ground surveillance systems, organic communications equipment, light wheeled vehicles, and power sources
- Operating ground surveillance equipment to detect, acquire, identify, locate, and exploit target communication and non-communication signals
- Processing and reporting of intercepted signals
- Assisting in emplacement, camouflage, and recovery of ground surveillance systems and associated equipment
- Detecting, locating and reporting target data by interpreting ground surveillance system information.
Training
National Guard training usually is scheduled to accommodate a member’s civilian life, whether it is for the job or school. Each member first attends Initial Entry Training. After basic training, a solider then reports for Advanced Individual Training, which may vary in length depending on your specialty. Training continues for one drill weekend each month and one annual training period, which is usually two weeks in the summer.
Helpful skills
An ideal candidate for a National Guard multi sensor operator should:
- Be interested in electronics
- Have an aptitude for problem solving
- Be able to do repetitive tasks during long periods |
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