Psychological operations specialist vs defensive fire control systems operator

Differences between psychological operations specialist and defensive fire control systems operator duties and responsibilities

Psychological operations specialist example responsibilities.

• Set up and maintain secure network environment for military operations in combat environment.
• Request by name to support DIA and CIA.
• Provide on the job training and guidance to junior members of the CI/HUMINT field.
• Research CI/HUMINT and all source products at the tactical, operational, and strategic level.
• Consult on the development of software applications that merge DoD CI/ HUMINT reporting systems with allies and foreign partners.
• Assist senior leadership with the training of new appoint HET members in MSO operations, interrogations, and reporting.
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Defensive fire control systems operator 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.
• Secure 272 rotators/200K transients; safeguard 78M gallons of fuel & $2B assets enable 4.5K combat sorties.
• Manage life threatening psychiatric emergencies and refer military and families to in-patient and out-patient network providers and provide supportive EAP counseling.
• Evaluate and intercept radar emissions while using computer databases to determine where emissions originate from.