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92Y Unit Supply Specialist

Receives, inventories, stores, issues, and safeguards Army supplies and equipment.

ASVABCL 90
Training10 weeks Basic Training + 8 weeks Advanced Individual Training
Physical demandsModerate
ClearanceRequirements vary by assignment

What the job involves

Typical duties

  • Receives, inventories, stores, issues, and safeguards Army supplies and equipment.
  • Train on and maintain assigned systems, equipment, and records

Transferable experience

Skills learned

Inventory recordsWarehousingEquipment accountability

Education insight

Training may support future education.

Estimated potential recommendation range: 0–9 semester hours.

EnlistReady estimate based on the longest training segment stated in the current public profile (10 weeks). Actual recommendations appear on an individual Joint Services Transcript and each college decides what it will accept and how credits apply.

Related degree ideas

  • Supply Chain Management
  • Business Administration

Civilian connection

Potential civilian jobs related to 92Y experience.

Military experience does not guarantee civilian employment or a salary outcome. Requirements vary by employer, location, education, certification, licensing, and experience.

Potential role

Logistics coordinator

Illustrative salary information: $38,000–$85,000 illustrative U.S. range; verify the matching BLS occupation and local market

Example employers: Distribution centers, Transportation providers, Manufacturers

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Verify important details

Official and supporting sources

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