Weapons and tactics instructor vs airborne and air delivery specialist

Differences between weapons and tactics instructor and airborne and air delivery specialist duties and responsibilities

Weapons and tactics instructor example responsibilities.

• Coordinate and manage daily briefings with senior military leadership on status of communication infrastructure and open trouble tickets/work orders.
• Provide logistics and technical services to all units within USSOCOM both CONUS and OCONUS.
• Design, assess, and implement course curriculum and requirements for certifying DoD personnel in military occupational specialties.
• Skil operator and instructor of all collection systems associate with APG.
• Instruct non-infantry forces in basic infantry unit tactics, formations, operations, communication, and logistics.
• Compare sensor data with in-flight ISR information and database entries to provide real-time and phase intelligence reporting.
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Airborne and air delivery specialist example responsibilities.

• Provide physical training for current SAR in order to achieve progression and maintenance of physical standards.
• Design classroom curriculum and instruct graduate level helicopter tactics used in a combat environment.
• Skil operator and instructor of all collection systems associate with APG.