Artillery and Missile Officer
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Artillery and missile officers manage military personnel and weapons operations. Normally specializing by type of artillery, their work includes directing artillery crew members as they position, maintain, and fire guns, cannons, and rockets. Some officers spend a lot of time in field training exercises; others work in underground launch command centers, submarines, or aboard ships.
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- Communication
- Decision Making
- Precision
- Risk Taking
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