Military vs expeditionary warfare intelligence specialist

Differences between military and expeditionary warfare intelligence specialist duties and responsibilities

Military example responsibilities.

• Manage life threatening psychiatric emergencies and refer military and families to in-patient and out-patient network providers and provide supportive EAP counseling.
• Act as drug testing NCO.
• Train first responders in HAZMAT awareness.
• Hone skills on alertness, and weapon qualifications.
• Help create and publish DMS customer service survey statistics.
• Complete EMT training, CPR training, and patient transport.
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Expeditionary warfare intelligence specialist example responsibilities.

• Lead and train scout vehicle crews, and supervise request, receipt, storage and issue of ammunition.
• Combine a near real-time data feed, domain area knowledge, and creative analytical techniques to prosecute specific communications externals transmitters.
• Work with officers in presenting PowerPoint presentations.