U . S . A R M Y CRIMINAL I N V E S T I G A T I O N COMMAND

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2. What isCID? The U.S. Army's primary criminal investigative organization and the DoD's premier investigative organization. CID is responsible for conducting criminal investigations in which the Army is, or may be, a party of interest. The CID Headquarters is in Quantico, Virginia,with more than 2,500 Special Agents. The command is organized into five subordinateorganizations: 3rd Military Police Group(CID)6th Military Police Group(CID) 701st Military Police Group(CID) U.S. Army Crime RecordsCenter Defense Forensic ScienceCenter/U.S. Army Criminal InvestigationLaboratory

3. CID SpecialAgents “Having what it takes to be become a CID Special Agent is more than just learning how to investigate crime, it’s having the physical, emotional, and mental stamina to reach thetruth.” • CID Special Agents are responsible for conducting investigations and for enforcing military and federal statutes. • CID Special Agents investigate various felony-level crimes including • homicide • sexual assault • cyber crime • white-collar crime • drug- traffickingetc….. • On a daily basis, CID Special Agents collaborate with their international law enforcement counterparts, as well as federal, state, and local authorities. Being a CID Special Agent means being on the leading edge of the U.S. Army’s law enforcement careerspecialty.

4. CID SpecialAgents • GS-1811 Organizations • Office of Inspector General (ED-OIG) • Citizenship and Immigration Services (CIS) • Customs and Border Protection (CBP) • Federal Protective Service (FPS) • Immigration and Customs Enforcement / Homeland Security Investigations (ICE/HSI) • Office of Inspector General (DHS-OIG) • Transportation Security Administration (TSA) • United States Secret Service (USSS) • Bureau of Indian Affairs Police (BIA) • Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) • Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) • Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) • Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) • United States Marshals Service (USMS) CID Special Agents are GS-1811. CID agents enforce title 18 of the general criminal code. CID special agents not only investigate statutes within the United States Code and state and local laws with a nexus to their branch, but are also tasked with enforcing the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). All CID special agents enjoy statutory law enforcement authority.

5. CID SPECIAL AGENT DIRECT ACCESSION • RECRUITING PROGRAM • WHAT ARE SOME OF THE QUALIFICATIONS FOR BECOMING A CID SPECIAL AGENT? • Must be a U.S. citizen » • Minimum age of 21 » • Bachelors or higher level degree in: • » Criminal Justice » Forensic Science » Computer Science » Computer Forensics • » Digital Forensics » Legal Studies » Accounting » Finance » Psychology » Biology • GPA of 3.0 or higher

6. CID SPECIAL AGENT DIRECT ACCESSION • RECRUITING PROGRAM • Minimum Skilled Technical score of 107 and minimum General Technical score of 110 • Speak and write clearly to express questions, conduct interviews, and present information when testifying • Ability to deploy worldwide, have no physical limitations and normal color vision • No history of mental or emotional disorders • Valid driver’s license and favorable driving record • Favorable credit history • No felony • Suitable character

7. Agenttraining Special Agents receive advanced training in specialized investigative disciplines throughout their careers. Select agents are eligible to receive advanced trainingat the FBI National Academy, the Canadian Police College, Scotland Yard, the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center and the Defense Acquisition University. Select agents can also be accepted into the masters degree program in Forensic Science from George Mason University, which runs concurrent with afellowship from the Armed Forces Medical ExaminerSystem. Applicants selected for the CID pilot program will Attend OSUT (One Station Unit Training) where they will complete BCT and Military Police AIT. After they will attend thedemanding 15-week investigationcourse at the U.S. Army Military Police School at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. Military agents spend their firstyearas apprentice agents and must agree to a service obligation upon completion of the CID Special Agent Course. Agents are not fully accredited until successfully completing theapprenticeship. .

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9. Benefits • 100% Cost free medical, Dental and Vison • 30 Paid vacation days • Annual- $4500 TA • Post 9/11 GI Bill • Possible Student Loan repayment • E4 Pay • Basic Housing Allowance • Basic Substance Allowance • Opportunity for fast growth

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11. CID’s vision is to adapttothe information,investigativeand needs of the 21stcentury. CID digitaltechnologies. Special Agents ofthefuture As aworldwidecommand, will continue toprovidequality this planning effort allowsCID investigativesupportto innovationstosynchronize commanders whenevertheneed with Army re-engineeringto arises. CID SpecialAgentswill help meet allfuturechallenges. continue to receivetheresources The key to success inmeeting and qualitytrainingnecessary the Army’sfutureinvestigative to bring criminals tojusticeand challenge is the Soldierand always seek todiligentlydiscover civilian SpecialAgentwhose the truth, deterred neitherbyfear continuing mission is to livethe norprejudice. CIDmotto-DOWHATHASTOBE These are significant timesinthe DONE. history of CID and the Military Police Corps, as evidenced by the manyactsofheroismandsacrifice made in supportof today’s Army. To maintain this support in the future, CID has evolved into a streamlined investigative force, structured around teams of well-trained investigatorsand supported bystate-of-the-art I do hereby swear (or affirm) that I shall support and uphold the Constitution and the laws of the United States; that I shall endeavor to discharge my responsibilities as a United States Army CID Agent in accordance therewith; that I shall at all times seek diligently to discover the truth, deterred neither by fear nor prejudice; and that I shall strive to be worthy of the special trust reposed in me by my country, the United States Army and the Criminal Investigation Command.