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USA350G

Geospatial Intelligence Imagery Technician

Provides geospatial intelligence expertise and manages GEOINT collection, analysis, and production. Develops geospatial products and supervises imagery analysts in support of Army operations.

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What they tell you

Work in information operations and influence activities that shape perceptions and behavior in the operational environment. A career at the intersection of psychology, communication, and military strategy.

What it's actually like

PSYOP at the warrant level is the technical and analytical backbone of Psychological Operations units — you understand target audience analysis, product development, message effectiveness assessment, and the doctrine that 38G officers are working to execute. The 350G warrant has deep knowledge of influence theory, media environments, and the specific populations that PSYOP forces are tasked to reach. In practice, you'll spend time both in garrison doing the analytical and planning work and deployed doing the actual execution — leaflets, radio broadcasts, face-to-face engagements, and increasingly digital influence operations. The community is small, the clearance requirements are significant, and the work is genuinely interesting intellectually. Where it gets complicated: influence operations in gray zones raise ethical questions that you'll grapple with. The intelligence community and defense contractor world values PSYOP expertise with clearances significantly. The skillset translates to commercial marketing research and communication strategy if you leave the government lane.

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Training Pipeline
1
Warrant Officer Candidate School7w
Fort Rucker (AL)
2
GEOINT Imagery Technician Course22w
Fort Huachuca (AZ)
Advanced imagery exploitation, NGA certification, 3D terrain analysis, GEOINT system management.
On the Outside

What this actually is in the real world

Your skills translate. Here's what civilian employers call this job — and what they pay.

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$72,330$46,560$115,530/yr median
Job market: Faster than average (6%)

Cartographers and Photogrammetrists

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