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These two overlap on 1 civilian career
Both 31D and MEfeed the same work. This is the concrete version of "transferable skills" — worth naming directly on a resume.
United States Army
31D — CID Special Agent
Law Enforcement & Security
Army Criminal Investigation Division special agent conducting felony criminal investigations, crime scene processing, and forensic analysis for the U.S. Army.
Top civilian careers
- FBI/DEA/ATF Agent$105,000.00
- Criminal Investigator$98,000.00
- Fraud Examiner$85,000.00
- Private Investigator$59,380.00
Key skills
Criminal investigationForensic analysisInterviewingEvidence collectionSurveillanceReport writing
Full 31D breakdown →United States Coast Guard
ME — Maritime Enforcement Specialist
Law Enforcement & Security
Coast Guard law enforcement and port security. Transfers to maritime law enforcement, CBP, and homeland security.
Top civilian careers
- Federal Law Enforcement Agent$98,770.00
- CBP Officer$77,270.00
- Maritime Security Manager$65,850.00
- Port Security Specialist$38,600.00
Key skills
Maritime law enforcementPort securityDrug interdictionBoarding proceduresFirearmsISPS Code
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