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91As keep the Army rolling. A non-mission-capable vehicle costs the DoD far more in lost readiness than the mechanic's salary — which is exactly why the Army invests $35K in their training.
A 91A maintains vehicles worth 10–50× their annual salary. The special tool sets alone ($18,000 per mechanic) cost more than their first year's take-home pay.
- ·Shop Set (18K)
- ·TMDE Diagnostic Equipment
- ·Automotive Tool Set
- ·GCSS-Army Terminal
- ·Safety Equipment
Cost estimates derived from DoD Comptroller per-soldier analysis, RAND Corporation military personnel studies, CBO military compensation reports, service-specific training cost testimony, and published equipment unit costs. Error margin ±15%. Individual costs vary by duty station, assignment, and deployment tempo. This is Phase 3 of the Honest MOS DoD Budget Intelligence Roadmap.