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These two overlap on 4 civilian careers
Both 11B and MAfeed the same work. This is the concrete version of "transferable skills" — worth naming directly on a resume.
11B — Infantryman
Infantry soldiers are the backbone of the Army, responsible for closing with and destroying enemy forces in close combat. Skills transfer to security, law enforcement, emergency management, and leadership roles.
Top civilian careers
- Federal Law Enforcement Agent$98,770.00
- Emergency Management Director$83,960.00
- Police Officer$77,270.00
- Deputy Sheriff$77,270.00
- State Trooper$77,270.00
- Security Manager$65,850.00
Key skills
MA — Master-at-Arms
Navy law enforcement and security force. Handles anti-terrorism, physical security, and military police duties. Direct path to civilian law enforcement.
Top civilian careers
- Federal Law Enforcement Agent$98,770.00
- Police Officer$77,270.00
- Security Director$65,850.00
- Corporate Security Manager$65,850.00
- Anti-Terrorism Specialist$38,600.00
Key skills
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