Posted on Jan 15, 2018
Lilly Chan
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Don't become an officer. You posted a question earlier regarding ROTC. Officers are not assigned to CID. They may have CID under their command, but if you want to actually do CID work, enlist instead.
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Lilly Chan - It certainly wouldn't hurt. From what I know about getting into the FBI, it's an intense process. So while having CID experience won't be enough on it's own, it's bound to help out.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
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Lilly Chan - The FBI is Like the Vatican, You want to Work for either one they want you to Get a Degree in Something Else and they will teach you to Apply it to their Needs. Do the 4 Years or More Later then Knock on the FBIs Door.
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Lilly Chan
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Okay. Thanks!
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SFC William Reese
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I'm a recently retired CID Agent. If you still have questions feel free to message me.
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http://www.cid.army.mil/militaryagents2.html

Check the website. It will give you all the answers.
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I agree with this comment and also recommend you speaking to an Agent at a local CID office
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I’m not sure if going to the office would be advantageous if the interested person is not currently in the military. What’s your thoughts?
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If there's one close by. If not the website provides every office's main line and she can talk to the recruiting coordinator/Det SGT.
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SN Greg Wright
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You've gotten good answers to your question. Let me just congratulate you on your decision to serve. You're already ahead of your peers.
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Lilly Chan
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Thank you :)
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