What kind of jobs could a camera operator havw with military?

Question

I was reading thise army reserve page about civilians that could have jobs with audio, and video equipment and that kinds of stuff, but it didn't get much into detail. What kinds of jobs could a civilian camera operator have in the military?

Answer 1

If he/she joined the military then he/she would have a job to take pics or put together a magazine or book. Or even write a report for the post commander. Also they might talk to the civilian press. The military hates the civilian press because they lie and stretch the truth.

Answer 2

Honestly.. The military would rather recruit people to work in the military as a Photographer. The rating in the Navy is now known as a Mass Communcation Specialist...which involves photography and journalism. Most civilian jobs in the Military are held by retired or prior active duty people that knew the job while they served.

Answer 3

My father was a military photographer , he had many jobs over the years , some classified , some bizarre , some boring. He had to document plane crashes , downed russian satelites in the arctic , submarines surfacing in the Bay Of Fundy , autopsies (no aliens that I know of) had to follow a captain around and document his day. Lots of things you could be doing.

Answer 4

i became a historic previous important, now I paintings in retail. (It pays so plenty better than historic previous jobs.) you may think of roughly Public historic previous, that's Museum paintings, information, etc. It grants great techniques to constantly detect and learn and different place to work together with the time-honored public or no longer, pending on your determination. there is likewise regulation, that's worry-loose for historic previous majors. And writing. those are probably the main universal, aside from coaching, although presently - you're able to do quite plenty something with any Bachelor's degree!

Answer 5

Donm't get your hopes up. Those types of jobs are very rare, just like photographer, etc.

Answer 6

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