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SFC Kelly Fuerhoff
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For some people "concerned" about this- the Navy has been doing it for almost 29 years now:

"In 1992, the NCIS mission was again clarified and became a mostly civilian agency. Roy D. Nedrow, a former United States Secret Service (USSS) executive, was appointed as the first civilian director and the name changed from Naval Investigative Service to Naval Criminal Investigative Service. Nedrow oversaw the restructuring of NCIS into a Federal law enforcement agency with 14 field offices controlling field operations in 140 locations worldwide. In 1995, NCIS introduced the Cold Case Homicide Unit, the first dedicated federal-level cold case homicide unit. The unit has resolved 61 cases since 1995."

Also Ft Hood's CID has long had a list of issues: "Fort Hood's Criminal Investigation Division (CID) was criticized for its inexperienced agents, poor command structure and leadership, incomplete investigations and lack of relationships with local law enforcement."

https://www.kcentv.com/article/news/national/military-news/congress-army-cid-commander-review-panel-investigations-ford-hood/500-69fe1fde-ce0e-4354-88cb-cf8dbf537184
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MSG Andrew White
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That would be almost like putting Civilian in charge of a Police Officer's Review Board. If you have never did it before, your views may be totally different. Makes you go hmmmmm!!
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SFC Kelly Fuerhoff
SFC Kelly Fuerhoff
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The Navy has been doing this awhile with NCIS...it's civilian run.
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MSgt Jason McClish
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Each marathon requires the first few steps.
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