You've been planning reconnaissance routes and coordinating movement of armored vehicles, so you already have experience planning complex operations and optimizing resource allocation. Logistics coordinators need to manage the flow of goods, information, and resources, which is similar to managing the resources of a reconnaissance platoon. Your proven ability to assess risks and problem-solve under pressure makes you ideal for managing supply chains.

Your experience in combat situations and degraded-mode operations means you are calm under pressure and excellent at rapid prioritization. Emergency management specialists develop and implement plans to respond to natural disasters and other emergencies. Your knowledge of situational awareness and risk assessment is invaluable in this field.

You're adept at collecting, interpreting, analyzing, and disseminating intelligence information. That translates directly to an intelligence analyst role, in which you'll be gathering and assessing information from various sources to identify trends, predict outcomes, and provide actionable insights to decision-makers. Your experience in reconnaissance provides a unique perspective on threat assessment and risk management.

You've supervised the construction of fortifications and barriers, and coordinated personnel and equipment in dynamic environments. Construction supervisors oversee construction projects, ensuring they are completed on time and within budget. Your experience in planning, resource management, and team coordination makes you well-suited for this role.