What type of non combat army job still get deployed?

All of them. I don't think you know exactly what deployed means.

Try this: Texas Air National Guard unit gets DEPLOYED to Alaska for three months cold weather training.

Deployed does not necessarily mean a combat zone.

Then returns to Home Base. They take all there people with them.

The only MOS in the Army that doesn't deploy is 79R. That is not an entry-level MOS and you need several years in the Army before you can even apply for it.

Even with that, if you don't perform to standard you can be removed from that job and sent back to your old MOS so you can deploy with them.

If you want to get deployed a lot join the Navy. All ships deploy and there are just about all ratings on ships.

Every GD MOS is eligible to be a target princess. JHC I got shot at in non combat area's....twice. Damn farmers and hunters did not like low flying aircraft. 1 sorry MF hit the UHF shark fin putting a hole the size of a fitty cent piece it.

Every mos in the army gets deployed

why would you think the army would have a mos, that is not needed when a unit goes to war ?

if its not needed, then they don't need to even have that mos

If the job is not needed in combat areas, it isn't needed in the military.

Every deployment needs a few of everyone.

KBR - HALIBURITON, does all the non-combat jobs.

for the military.

Go work for KBR.

Every single one of them

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