Operations Specialists (Intelligence/Communications)

Opportunities in the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve for

Operations Specialists (Intelligence/Communications)

 

Are you looking for an exciting way to spend one weekend a month and two weeks each year?  The U.S. Coast Guard Reserve has opportunities for Operations Specialists (OS) in your community. No experience necessary.

 

OSs are responsible for Coast Guard tactical command, control, intelligence, and communications. As an OS, you will perform an array of functions from search and rescue, to law enforcement, air control, and intelligence analysis. If this sounds like the job for you, welcome aboard! You will attend training in Petaluma, CA, and like all our schools, we pay while you train.  You will receive leadership, search and rescue, law enforcement, and weapons systems training, in addition to the fundamentals that will prepare you for the operation of:

 Tactical Computer SystemsSatellite CommunicationsGlobal Position Navigation Electronic Charting SystemsReal Time Target AcquisitionVarious Communications Systems

 

The Coast Guard Reserve is a great way to give back to your country and community while earning great benefits:

 Extra Income & Job SecurityTrainingMontgomery G.I. Bill Plus $4,500 in Tuition Assistance AnnuallyMedical & Dental BenefitsBase Privileges (unlimited commissary, exchange & recreation) Life InsuranceRetirement BenefitsTravel Benefits

 

Prior military service is not necessary to join. If you are between the ages of 17-36 (up to 40 with prior service) and ready to start your future in the Coast Guard Reserve, contact your nearest recruiter.

 

 1-877-NOW-USCG, 1-877-669-8724 ext. 3171

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All candidates applying for enlistment into the U.S. Coast Guard must meet basic age, physical, mental, civil, and citizenship eligibility criteria. Qualification for enlistment also requires passing an Armed Service Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB), and physical exam. Contact your local recruiter for qualifications. Reservists may be activated at times of emergency or disaster.