Broo I see my friend in this video (he plays guitar) and man am I so proud of him. Our high school band teacher inspired so many of his students to follow their passion (he serves part time in the Guam Army National Guard while being a band director) and he's been a huge inspiration not only to me, but to a lot of musicians around Guam. I've been wanting to serve my island and country through music for about 5 years now. I will be scheduling to take my ASVAB in the next couple of months (hopefully) and I'm ready to work hard to become a musician in the US Army. Woohoo! 🇺🇸🎶🇬🇺
Ayeee Guam mention !! I’m about to leave for BCT/AIT and am part of the GUARNG. Not 42R, am 68W but I definitely wouldn’t be complaining if I was 42R 😁
My CO laughed at me for choosing 19D over 42R after he heard me playing the Trumpet and Piano when I lived in the barracks..... Two weeks later I was on Funeral Detail as the bugle horn player and he laughed at me again.
Intrigued by the thought of playing bass or running sound for the military. Steady income instead of gig work plus benefits and structure. Seems like a good deal, for all that i spent at a music school that i fear is going to waste. Can't read music to save my life though. :/
all of this sounds so exciting but do you have to audition to get in? Is there a way I can go to boot camp and learn as I go? I am amature with the guitar and piano and singing... These skills I want to advance in but I wont be able to join if I cant perform what they want in the audition and that sucks...
If I zero in music but willing to learn, can I still apply for this MOS ? Because I saw in the video that i have to audition to get in and I don’t know how to play any instruments !
Go to the Army's website on the 42R MOS. They prefer players with a bachelor's or higher in music performance, and you must pass the audition. Are you in school?