Army Quartermaster School - Fort Lee, Va. "MOS 92Y: Unit Supply Specialist." (Accessed April 10, 2011)
92Y MOS TRAINING LOCATION HOW TO
"Learn How to Join: A Step by Step Guide." (Accessed April 13, 2011) "Careers & Jobs: Unit Supply Specialist (92Y)." (Accessed April 13, 2011) "Army Basic Training - Boot Camp." (Accessed April 12, 2011) "CASCOM is app-solutely amazing." March 18, 2011. "Jessica Lynch Sets Record Straight." CBS. "Jessica's Biography." (Accessed April 15, 2011) Do not answer n00b questions on the main boards.
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Each Army MOS has different ASVAB score requirements.
Weekly Question Thread Recruiter Thread Welcome to /r/army In order to qualify for MOS 92Y, recruits need to score at least a 90 on the Clerical segment of the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery test. Advanced individual training is designated at nine weeks for MOS 92Y.
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