Field artillery officer vs ordnance officer

Differences between field artillery officer and ordnance officer duties and responsibilities

Field artillery officer example responsibilities.

• Support, interface, and collaborate with DoD, IC, federal agencies, and law enforcement organizations.
• Monitor HUMINT operational traffic relating to functional or regional targets.
• Demonstrate strong leadership, communication, time management and organizational skills.
• Fuse and disseminate all-source intelligence analysis in response to short-fuse intelligence informational requirements generate by senior DoD customers.
• Work and support the SOF community in many varieties of requirements.
• Coordinate with IC partners to focus and layer intelligence into an operational picture.
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Ordnance officer example responsibilities.

• Lead the field logistics teams in developing effective stocking and inventory-managementsystems to minimize loss and maximize performance.
• Plan and prioritize the movement of 5500 tons of ammunition annually.
• Prepare to lead an ammunition or maintenance platoon and for staff positions.
• Self-Motivate and is always looking for a challenge to improve knowledge and leadership skills.
• Establish company budget, training, supply program, arms room, and leadership structure.
• Provide guidance on all special technical operations and military deception management issues to other team members for assign requirements and systems.
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