The army offers a wide variety of jobs or assignments to choose from during your reenlistment. Be informed, check out the links below!
| Army Reenlistment Bonus Information |
| Current SRB |
New! 1 OCT 2009 Selective Reenlistment Bonus |
| Curent BEAR |
New! 19 Feb 2009 Bonus Extension and Retraining Program |
| Curent CSRB |
New! 2 Mar 2009 Critical Skills Selective Reenlistment Bonus |
| 2009 Pay Chart |
Military pay chart for 2009 |
| archive |
Challenging MOSs
| Title |
Description of Program |
| Prime Power Specialist |
The Prime Power Production Specialist, with an associated ASI, supervises, operates, installs, maintains, and repairs electrical power plants and distribution equipment worldwide. |
| Special Forces |
The Army's Special Forces (SF) make up a unique, unconventional, combat arms organization. Highly trained and seasoned professionals - they are the most versatile Special Operations (SO) soldiers in the world. |
| EOD |
Our teams are responsible for the identification, render safe, and disposal of hazardous unexploded conventional munitions, chemical munitions, and improvised explosive devices. |
| Diver |
The Army is looking for highly motivated soldiers as volunteers to become Engineer Divers for the MOS 21D. This job is both physically and mentally demanding, but can be a very rewarding career for those who accept and meet the challenge. |
| PSYOPS |
Psychological Operations Soldiers use persuasion to influence perceptions and encourage desired behavior. The cornerstone of PSYOP is truth, credibly presented to convince a foreign audience to cease resistance or take actions favorable to friendly forces. |
| Civil Affairs |
Civil Affairs Soldiers are the field commander's link to the civil authorities in his area of operations. With specialists in every area of the government, they can assist a host government meet its people's needs and maintain a stable and viable civil administration. |
| Acquisitions NCO |
The MOS 51C was designed to aide the Acquisition Corps in bridging the gaps that occur before military logistics resources can be mobilized. |