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You get behind the wheels of several specialist vehicles, managing vital stores and warehouse logistics, as well as delivering components.

As an expert in explosives you handle, test and dispose of everything from bullets to bombs, ensuring the safety of troops in combat.

You deliver vital supplies to forward operating bases on the battlefield, from ammunition and fuel to food and water.

You’re the Army’s cleaning machine, providing laundry, decontamination and shower facilities to soldiers on training and operations.

As an officer in the Royal Military Police, you command a platoon of highly trained soldiers investigating crimes committed in the UK and on operations.

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Driving the mighty Oshkosh tank transporter, you get Challenger 2 tanks and other armoured vehicles to where they’re needed, from bases in the UK to front-line units overseas.

You ensure the smooth running of military docks in the UK and abroad. Your knowledge of plant and cargo vehicles allows you to load and unload ships in ports and on beaches.

You're a specialist in custody and detention, providing advice, conducting inspections and ensuring safety in detention centres at home and overseas.

Tanks, trucks and other vehicles give the Army its firepower and keep soldiers on the move. Your job is to make sure those vehicles are ready for the units who need them.

The colourful uniforms of the Household Division are a key part of high-profile state ceremonies. You make sure they look their best at all times.

The Royal Military Police is responsible for maintaining law and order, investigating crime in the Army, and for policing the military community worldwide.

In the Special Investigation Branch (SIB) of the Royal Military Police, you're responsible for investigating serious and complex crime in military communities worldwide.

Good food is essential to morale in combat, and as a chef you provide the fuel that keeps soldiers fighting fit.

Your role is vital to troop morale as you ensure the safe delivery of the Army’s mail, and the smooth running of tracking systems.

You provide vital technical support to all REME’s tradesmen and women. Based in a workshop, you're responsible for the management of specialist tools and test equipment.

As a Logistic Movement Coordinator, nothing rolls off the base without your say-so. You plan routes and direct transportation in support of operations on land, sea and air.

Trains are one of the Army’s more surprising combat weapons, and a useful tool for peacekeeping missions. You operate rolling stock and railway networks at home and abroad.

You manage the computer systems that control the Army's flow of equipment, making sure vital supplies get to where they need to go – on time, every time.

You're a specialist in custody and detention, providing advice, conducting inspections and ensuring safety in military detention centres around the world.