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Hello All,
I am currently a 74A weighing my options on becoming an MP or joining CID and would like input from those who have been through the VTIP process either for the reserves or active duty. I have more knowledge and education in law enforcement and would appreciate any input.
Thank you.
Note: Please refrain from commenting if you have nothing nice to say or no valuable input towards my career.
I am currently a 74A weighing my options on becoming an MP or joining CID and would like input from those who have been through the VTIP process either for the reserves or active duty. I have more knowledge and education in law enforcement and would appreciate any input.
Thank you.
Note: Please refrain from commenting if you have nothing nice to say or no valuable input towards my career.
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31A: Military Police
311A: CID Special Agent
31A: Military Police 311A: CID Special Agent
Posted 6 y ago
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You can become an MP Officer and be part of a CID unit, but CID Special Agents are enlisted and warrant officer personnel. If you have an interest in managing, go MP Officer route; but if you have an interest in being an investigator, go CID. It's the most rewarding job ever (I'm biased) I started out as an MP and after five years became an agent and never regretted my move. US Army CID Command has their own web page or visit your post, camp or station CID officer to learn more.
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CW4 Angela Birt
I don't know what VTIP is - so no help there. But here's the CID page. http://www.cid.army.mil/
U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command
Army CID is the DoD's premier investigative organization.
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Here is an article. It should shed light on the CID portion.
https://www.army.mil/article/200849/cid_seeks_qualified_officers_to_join_warrant_officer_ranks
https://www.army.mil/article/200849/cid_seeks_qualified_officers_to_join_warrant_officer_ranks
CID seeks qualified officers to join warrant officer ranks
QUANTICO, VA (Feb. 20, 2017) - The U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command is seeking first lieutenants and captains, from all military occupational specialties, interested in becoming CID Special Agents to submit applications to transition to a CID...
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