What does AOAA mean in NAVY

In order to qualify as an Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Apprentice, you must pass a number of ordnance qualification tests. These tests verify your knowledge of the various subjects related to weapons handling, maintenance, and storage. You will also need to have a valid security clearance and be able to pass an appropriate physical exam.

The usual enlistment term for AAOAA is three years. During this time period, you will participate in training exercises designed to hone your skills in weapons maintenance and storage. During this time period, you can expect to see promotions or progressions depending on performance evaluations and the tenure of active service.

Major duties performed by Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Apprentices include developing proficiency in all aspects related to armament systems for aircrafts; participating in safety checks for aircraft armaments; performing minor repairs/maintenance on vehicle weapons systems; as well as other general duties that may be required for the completion of missions.

Overtime is not normally expected from an Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Apprentice however there may be some cases where it could become necessary due to mission requirements or during emergency situations. If overtime is required the individual must contact their higher ups prior to engaging in overtime work.

Yes, like all military personnel serving in specialized roles, those serving as an Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Apprentice are subject to certain restrictions regarding their location both on base and off base during their time of service. They are also prohibited from engaging in activities deemed dangerous or hazardous without proper authorization from their commanding officers.