
UH-60 Helicopter Repairer
Maintain, repair, and inspect the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter.
Job Overview
15T Soldiers keep the Army's UH-60 Black Hawk fleet flying — performing scheduled maintenance, inspections, and troubleshooting on airframes, powertrain, and systems.
This is a highly technical aviation maintenance MOS. You work alongside crew chiefs and pilots and can eventually cross-train to non-rated crew member and warrant officer aviation roles.
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Daily Responsibilities
- Perform daily, phase, and unscheduled maintenance on UH-60
- Troubleshoot airframe, powertrain, hydraulic, and electrical systems
- Complete DA Form 2408 airframe maintenance records
- Support flight-line operations
- Assist crew chiefs during missions
Training Pipeline
- 1Basic Combat TrainingFort Jackson / Fort Leonard Wood · 10 weeks
- 2AIT — 15TFort Novosel (formerly Rucker), AL · 17 weeks
UH-60 airframe, powertrain, and systems maintenance; flight-line safety and Army aviation maintenance procedures.
ASVAB & Qualification Requirements
- EL93
- MM104
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Career Progression
Progress to non-rated crew member, flight engineer, technical inspector, platoon sergeant, and warrant officer (152D) tracks.
Assignments & Special Schools
- Fort Novosel, AL
- Fort Campbell, KY
- Fort Bragg, NC
- Fort Cavazos, TX
- Overseas: Germany, Korea
Deployment: Deploys with Combat Aviation Brigades worldwide.
Bonuses & Special Pay
Bonus availability changes frequently — confirm current amounts with a recruiter.
Lifestyle & Work-Life Balance
Shift-based flight-line work with periodic long phase cycles. Best near major aviation posts.
Physical Fitness
Aim for 440+; upper-body and grip strength matter for overhead work.
- Pull-ups and rows
- Overhead press
- Grip and forearm work
- Steady cardio
Advantages
- Elite hands-on aviation experience
- Direct path to A&P and civilian aviation careers
- Work around aircraft every day
- Great warrant officer pipeline
Disadvantages
- Zero tolerance for mistakes
- Shift work and long phase cycles
- Constant technical study
- Weather-independent flight-line work
Who Should Choose This MOS?
Detail-obsessed problem solvers who love aircraft and want an aviation career for life.
Civilian Career Equivalents
Foundation for FAA Airframe & Powerplant certification.
Airlines and MRO shops actively recruit Army aviation maintainers.
EMS, offshore, and utility operators hire directly out of service.
