What type of soldiers may require special attention regarding their training schedules?

Low-density Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) soldiers typically require special attention regarding their training schedules because they represent a smaller number of personnel within their specific career field. These soldiers often have specialized skills that are essential but may not be practiced as frequently as those in high-density MOS roles.

Due to their smaller numbers, units may not have as many opportunities for training, which can lead to skill degradation over time. Therefore, it is crucial for leadership to ensure that training is adequately scheduled and prioritized for these soldiers to maintain their proficiency and readiness in their specialized roles. This focus on low-density soldiers helps balance overall unit training and readiness, ensuring that all soldiers are prepared for their specific functions within the team and mission objectives.