What makes a good Armament Specialist
1.Understand the weapon system you specialise in.
2.Knowledge Management is important, you and your team should
always treat cases of weapon failure as a databank to learn
from.
3.Understand that your role is vital to combat service support for
our frontline troops.
4.Quality Assurance.A well-repaired weapon is better than a weapon
half-fixed but rushed out for collection.
5.If your duties are desk-bound, make sure maintenance reports are
as accurate as possible, and if it is not, make sure your superiors
know why.Sometimes, it's not your fault.
6.Treat every damaged weapon with caution, you never know if there
is a round unexploded in the chamber.
7.At the scene of an investigation, make sure that no one oversteps
your authority concerning weapon issues.
