Cavalry Scout

Job overview

The Cavalry Scout role is onsite in Manchester, NH; compensation is not specified. The U.S. Army describes scouts as field observers who gather information to help commanders make informed decisions about troop movement and operations. The role exists to collect and report information about terrain, weather, routes, and enemy activity, supporting field decisions and unit operations. Training includes 22 weeks of One Station Unit Training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, primarily in the field.

What you'll do

• Secure and prepare ammunition on scout vehicles
• navigate during combat
• report information about terrain, weather, and enemy activity
• collect data to classify routes, tunnels, and bridges.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

cavalry scout

u.s. army

field operations

reconnaissance

navigation

terrain reporting

route classification

manchester nh

22-week training

tricare

high school diploma or ged

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• TRICARE health coverage
• active-duty medical and dental care at no cost
• dental and vision coverage
• wellness and mental health resources
• maternity and paternity benefits
• long-term care resources
• professional growth and training.

Why this role

Includes 22 weeks of One Station Unit Training; the posting lists TRICARE and other healthcare benefits.

About the employer

U.S. Army is hiring for this role. Industry: National Security. Sector: 92.