List of United States Army Careers - Operations Research/Systems Analysis Functional Area (ORSA) (FA 49)

Operations Research/Systems Analysis Functional Area (ORSA) (FA 49)

Officer

  • 49A Operations Research/Systems Analysis
  • 49W Trained, ORSA
  • 49X Untrained, ORSA

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