Psychological Operations--37F

Not all battles are fought with lethal force on a battlefield.
Military operations often require a more unconventional, non-lethal approach… one that uses the power of influence to strategically shape and change attitudes, values, and beliefs.
Psychological Operations Soldiers-also known as PSYOP-, are experts in their field. Using their unique skills they plan, analyze, design, disseminate, and evaluate actions and messages across a range of military operations.
Typically operating in small autonomous teams, or with other special operations and conventional forces, PSYOP Soldiers support commanders, U.S. Ambassadors, allies, and other governmental agencies.

[@mc6jumper891]

This is a great MOS for 21st century. Life is all about influencing behaviors for self-benefit from cradle to grave. 37F MOS has transferrable skills to civilian world on every level. And learning a foreign language like Chinese, Russian or Arabic - opens many opportunities. The military is the fastest way to advance in life.

[@gothxSpice]

🤖🤖sure buddy

[@Fyiaa95]

@@gothxSpicelmaooo bro

[@tracy66666]

Thank you great job TJ

[@patrickirby3059]

1:52 is that THEE GRITTY SOLDIER!?

[@TehKaiser]

The name badge suggests it is.

[@nicnez6]

US is the most badass in the world. greetings from Philippines army

[@thememe986]

As an American, no we're really not😂

[@AmericanFlintlock]

@@thememe986 yes we are

[@warprimeminister]

@@AmericanFlintlockthat’s a whole fact 💪🏽💪🏽

[@michaelschlimm1763]

I did this job for 6 years and loved it.

[@jeremysullivan3165]

Amazing! Do you mind giving a quick synopsis of what your day to day was?

[@michaelschlimm1763]

Hard to say. It was always different. And there are many positions within this MOS to fill. I was on a team so I was out getting a feel for the neighborhood most days. Some days I was raiding and searching houses. There was maintenance to be done on the vehicle and weapons. Lots of time in the gym. We were attached to 4 different types of units in one deployment.

[@jeremysullivan3165]

@@michaelschlimm1763 thank you!

[@michaelschlimm1763]

@@2234xfy irp.fas.org/doddir/army/fm3-05-301.pdf You should also learn Land Navigation. We never used it but it was part of the course. Make sure you’re in good physical condition so you can get more opportunities and get promoted faster. Don’t take anything in trading personally. It’s meant to suck so you learn to keep your cool while you operate in a hostile environment. It’s important to know that the military might have rules and regulations but it’s mostly run by fragile egos. Learn some of the traits that are symptoms of narcissistic personality disorder. You will need to know these so you can keep cool while dealing with morons that out rank you. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@tomwilson9010]

@@michaelschlimm1763 That was the most tac team guy answer I could imagine 🤣

[@gigilaco]

Great job guys

[@PalacioMedia]

new dream job right here

[@ninayoyoyo]

I’m two points away from my GT SCORE being 105, but you have pass the DLAB

[@BlueNEXUSGaming]

I hope you make it!

[@-Sober-]

How’d it go?

[@BlueNEXUSGaming]

@@-Sober- My guess is: if we don't hear back from them for a few more months, they possibly got in! Lol

[@kincaidrobinson828]

i just took my dlab and qualified today to go 37F!

[@atomic_v1per868]

@@kincaidrobinson828yo any tips for the DLAB?

[@landofconfusion1481]

Then they did this to us citizens

[@copeman1183]

When?

[@tomwilson9010]

Army doesn't do that. It would have to have been a contractor or 3 letter agency. To be fair, all political campaigns, television commercials, billboards, and everything else around you is the same thing. Not sure what you are alleging.

[@Justus11167]

Most likely they are hired on to a 3 letter or private organization after their time is up. That’s when we should question motives

[@MsLeighton41]

Yes that I their mos under the patriot act as well as to get recruited numbers up

[@undr_guv_surv]

@@tomwilson9010not true

[@user-bg5ys2fn3f]

Even the ones in your unit will turn against you

[@andrewlevin6331]

What are you talking about?

[@JorgePerez-dj5dk]

Man i been in sales since i was 16 now 27 i feel like this job was made for me

[@NowYourMad]

Yes sir go get it

[@mattflynnter]

Jankowski's audio is an actual psyop wtf.

[@Sna1Lcs]

Dang it! Now inspire to be an 37F!

[@jansmit799]

Works wonders against third world countries.

[@BlueNEXUSGaming]

Bringing them stability and averting wars, true, it works wonders.

[@williamriisager8994]

Gritty Soldier? 1:51

[@timothyphouthavong]

What's the training requirements for non-prior Reserve Soldiers?

[@Mithridatesquantumtox]

Psycho Ranger, got James written all over it.

[@omcc1936]

The best/

[@Justus11167]

How can you guarantee that after retiring from this unit that their training isn’t used to harm good people?

[@michaellemmen]

You can’t.

[@user-sg6gp3ri7q]

You could take care of the Veterans and make sure they don’t need to, but they don’t care enough to do that

[@sunpath8741]

6:20 to 6:30 Expert in influence eh

[@PruittJohnny]

Thursday June 13th,2024 9:34 pm

[@PruittJohnny]

😊😊

[@ferrari777ism]

I was never in psyops

[@kjones6515]

My name is Kharisna Jones and I am a US citizen being psyoped by foreign citizens. Can a member of the US Military contact my with assistance ?

[@jasonbourne226]

no, you’re just fucking slow

[@worm3165]

No ur not

[@jonathanward1527]

Love the guy saying this course is preparing him to “deal with his civilian boss and other people”😂

[@user-ic7up5ug3m]

😮

[@sf2189]

It kinda sounds like SF without SFAS. lol.

[@JacksonDoughty-fi2jk]

theres a selection

[@sf2189]

@@JacksonDoughty-fi2jk obviously- I meant the actual SFAS. Seems like a great MOS though.

[@zaksrdanovich9649]

I gotta join psyops.

[@user-ek9vg8eo1j]

I feel the guy in the black shirt mis-used the word "exploit". Rather, work with the other culture to come to an agreement

[@sunpath8741]

0:01 to 0:40

[@BlueNEXUSGaming]

I think you mean 00:00 to 00:43 also, if you are going to edit your messages, you should probably merge all 3 comments you made on this video into 1 comment; then again, you probably shouldn't be slandering literally every KZbin Content Creator with your accusations, because they are all aspiring influencers themselves; human nature has a desire to influence their environment, you can literally see it all around you with anything humans have built, ever, be they houses, or phones, or computers, or prepared foods. A Chef wants to influence their customers into eating more of their food; a Game Company wants to influence the gamers to play their game more; a car mechanic wants to influence their customers to return with more work they can do; a singer wants to influence their audience into listening to their music. Literally, the entirety of civilization is built around influence down to its very core, because it is human nature; if you lack the desire to influence, then you are what they call “brain-dead” or “comatose” or “unresponsive”.

[@DG-kr8pt]

LMAO. They do this against their own people.

[@BlueNEXUSGaming]

No, they use this against people who are against their own people, Also Known As using these techniques against “Any Threat: Foreign or Domestic”, which is part of pretty much every military oath on the planet. Perhaps if soldiers would stop attacking the country they swore to defend, then they wouldn't be getting mentally ripped apart like a piece of food. Furthermore, they are actually more interested in befriending individuals to help them when their job allows them to help, because they are some of the nicest people you could find in such constrained environments. Perhaps if you actually got to know literally any of them, then you wouldn't be attempting to slander their profession with your libel misinformation propaganda; saying something bad about another is slanderous, writing it down makes it libel, which means lawsuit and legal turmoil ahead; you should think more wisely about what you say about the people who have a copy of nearly every byte of data transmitted on the United States' internet saved for historic significance, stored in their vast databases; they are good people after all.

[@emanonymous]

you're thinking of the CIA, NSA, and NRO- but they do recruit people from 37F

[@worm3165]

​@@emanonymousWhy would NRO be om ur list, they deal with space stuff

[@Hallonyancat]

LOL reading the comments... yes have another vaccine.

[@allanfizzahmeh3037]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Masterhughesproductions]

america the target

[@copeman1183]

Elaborate?

[@doodoo66]

Is this fucking real??? WTF

[@GODOFLIQUOR]

It’s probably not as cool as you think it is. It’s not like they’re the CIA

[@doodoo66]

@@GODOFLIQUOR well I mean I know it's not that great. They can't even psy-op teenagers to join up.

[@surefiresteak0292]

@@doodoo66you shouldn’t need to really be convinced to serve. you should want to serve on your own

[@BlueNEXUSGaming]

@@doodoo66 It is more accurate to say that teenagers are not usually interested in learning psychological & emotional manipulation, alongside cultural awareness, especially when compounded with forcing them to fluently converse in other multinational languages. Teenagers are typically too distracted with everything else going on around them to recognize the power of persuasion.

[@BlueNEXUSGaming]

@@GODOFLIQUOR I think PsyOps is mildly more interesting than the CIA, though the CIA has its charms.

[@user-ek9vg8eo1j]

why would you exploit people ou are trying to work with? talk about back stabbing

[@dondavidyoung2668]

What about HAARP ? More people are reading the public patents for this type of weather warfare going on since Vietnam. I worry for our country in the USA knowing that other countries have this technology as well. Now, we need to be aware of bio attacks as well with our southern border wide open. More dog soldiers as well please !

[@anlerden4851]

I wanna be an American Soldier and live in the USA. I'm 41 years old White Christian Guy.🥰😍🤗❤🤍💙💪👍🙏✝☦☮

[@froot6086]

too old for the army

[@BlueNEXUSGaming]

Army documentation states that 35 is the oldest cutoff point for most army jobs; you likely won't be in the Soldier jobs, though I think I saw somewhere that there was a job or two that accepts people up to 45 years old, if they've got a college degree already; though you would want to look into it extensively yourself, obviously. Being Christian has nothing to do with the army, though they could possibly put you in contact with a chaplain to ensure your minimum religious requirements are met during your employment in the military. You will still likely require passing some kind of physical test, and you will need to meet other requirements too before they can actually accept you; though, if everything works out for you, then you theoretically could possibly join the U.S. military.

[@kxry4679]

Nobody cares

[@TehKaiser]

@@BlueNEXUSGaming He can get a waiver. Maybe become a chaplain or chaplain's assistant/religious affairs specialist. Assuming the poster is not trolling, but it doesn't matter. That's the "serious" answer.

[@aquadeno]

Doesn't even sound like English is your first language bud.