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Naval Electronic Sensor Operator

Royal Canadian Navy

Runs the ship's radar and electronic-warfare sensors — building the surface and air picture and finding what's out there before it finds you. Ops-room work where the screen is the fight and a missed contact is the kind of mistake nobody forgets.

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Naval Electronic Sensor Operator

the CAF · MOC (Military Occupational Code)

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