I'm just going to throw something out there. I know I haven't been around in awhile; but back when I was working on the specialties I had in mind that the stories shouldn't necessarily be episodic blurbs about the training itself. Yes, they're designed to demonstrate that your character does, in fact, know their MOS; however that doesn't mean that the story has to be specifically about that so much as the characters experiences through that part of training, that the whole training of the MOS could be taken as a single unit, the stories themselves making up chapters, so to speak, in the characters development. Not to say that it can't be split up in any combination of episodic posts and coherent story(ies). Or something like that.

Going a bit off of what everyone has said before, I think the idea of more specs would be great especially since the real army has hundreds of possible paths for its soldiers.

Another thing, from what Hassar had said, instead of making it the lonesome person writing endlessly by themselves, we could do the group thing or something where its an officer and the trooper working on the spec. Basically the trooper would start off and then the officer would step in and point the way. The trooper would take over from there and all done. Then move on to the next story.