Do CID Agents use civilian clothes more often than OCP? Do they have an additional uniform?

About the only time you will see CID in a uniform is at a military school or deployed.

If agents are doing casework or on a protection details they typically wear civilian clothes.

I retired in 1994 from the command and can speak of my service and peers at that time. In 17 years, as both and enlisted and Warrant Officer, I only wore military uniform to certain schools and at times during deployments. My day-to-day uniform was civilian clothes, consisting of a suit and tie.

90 percent of the time you are in civilian clothes. If you deploy with a unit chances are you will wear combat attire but "US" instead of rank!

CID almost always wears Civilian clothes. The same goes with OSI (USAF version of CID) and NCID (Navy).

All of the CID agents I've seen or interacted with were in civilians.

As very young medic I was called from the front gate telling me CID was bringing a soldier in custody to be examined by a medical officer prior to being placed in jail. In a few minutes 4 people in street clothes come in, it was only when the guy in handcuffs that I realized which one was the prisoner, but the CID guys were nice enough to wear their badges on a neck chain...met those same guys multiple times in my year in Korea. Never ever saw them in uniform, but had two guys in a college course that rarely spoke who wore “us” on both collars and no other devices, including no patches or name tags...

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