If for some reason you enlist, some of the MOS's you might consider are this.

I was in the Marine Corps from '97-'02 and I was a parachute rigger, or as Navy/Marine Corps says Aviation Life Support Systems technician. Everywhere I deployed in the world was on an Air Base with the exception of Japan. I would work with the Air FOrce guys in their work center. Because of the population of the USAF being sso large and the USMC so small, I would hold 3 billets in the USAF for my one in the Corps. A USMC 6048 (ALSS tech) is equivalent to the USAF Survival shop, Egress and, I believe Flotation if I'm not mistaken.
Pretty much you work on all the stuff the aircrew wear before hopping in the jets. You will work for anyone from college student (service academy) all the way up to Generals (Mostly Brigadier and Major Generals). Great to get you wishes across and maybe get some help along the way. You'll need it, no one accomplishes this alone.

Best of luck