88H Cargo Specialist
The Cargo Specialist leads, directs, or performs duties to move cargo to, from, and between all modes of transport. The cargo specialist must be proficient in all methods of cargo handling and storage procedures (manual or mechanical). Trained at Fort Eustis, VA as part of the Transportation School’s distributed One Army School System.
88K Watercraft Operator
The Watercraft Operator leads, operates, and performs seamanship duties on Army watercraft. The Watercraft Operator must be competent in the use of electronic navigation equipment (e.g., sonar and radar), navigational aids, radios, and single-letter international code flags; proficient at docking/undocking vessels and loading/unloading vessels. Trained at Fort Eustis, VA as part of the Transportation School’s distributed One Army School System.
88L Watercraft Engineer
The Watercraft Engineer leads, performs, and trains subordinate personnel to operate and maintain the vessel’s engines and power plant. In addition to the engines, duties include electrical and cooling systems; lubrication fuel systems; refrigeration; steering mechanisms; pneumatic and hydraulic systems; the hull; piping and general vessel maintenance. Trained at Fort Eustis, VA as part of the Transportation School’s distributed One Army School System.
88U Railway Operations Specialist (USAR only)
The Railway Specialist provides rail network capability and infrastructure assessments. Performs and assists with rail planning, coordinates the use of host nation or contracted rail assets, and performs Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) duties to oversee contracts. Trained at Fort Eustis, VA as part of the Transportation School’s distributed One Army School System.
880A Marine Deck Officer
Commands Army vessels (Class A1 and A2) operating on lakes, bays, rivers, sounds, coastal, and open ocean waters. Responsible for proper maintenance and operation of vessels and vessel systems, to include (but not limited to): weather and oceanographic analysis and planning, navigation, route planning, communications, safety, pollution prevent and abatement, risk assessment, amphibious operations, Joint Maritime operations, crew leadership, training, vessel readiness, force protection & weapon systems, medical preparedness & vessel sanitation, helicopter & airborne operations, seaworthiness, firefighting, and ships business. Trained at Fort Eustis, VA as part of the Transportation School’s distributed One Army School System.
881A Marine Engineer Officer
Responsible for the efficient and economical operation of the engine room machinery, auxiliary machinery, and specific deck equipment. Supervises and performs installation and repair of marine power plants, propulsion systems, heating and ventilation systems, and other mechanical plumbing and electrical equipment in ships and marine facilities. Trained at Fort Eustis, VA as part of the Transportation School’s distributed One Army School System.