MA Rating Master-at-Arms — Civilian Career Guide
Navy law enforcement and security force. Handles anti-terrorism, physical security, and military police duties. Direct path to civilian law enforcement.
CAREER PATHS
5
TOP SALARY
$98,770.00
AVG SALARY
$69,268.00
Civilian Career Matches
Based on BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (May 2024). Salaries are national medians — your area may vary.
Police Officer
SOC 33-3051
$77,270.00
median/yr
Federal Law Enforcement Agent
SOC 33-3021
$98,770.00
median/yr
Security Director
SOC 33-1099
$65,850.00
median/yr
Anti-Terrorism Specialist
SOC 33-9032
$38,600.00
median/yr
Corporate Security Manager
SOC 33-1099
$65,850.00
median/yr
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