If I reclassify to counter intelligence, what should I expect in the day-to-day routine, and what type of work do you do?

As a CI Agent, you will either be Strategic (902d, 513th etc) or tactical (EMIB-like 525), there are some outliers of course but those are two very probable lines. Most want to be an agent at a Field/Resident/Detachment Office; which is being an agent doing investigations and learning the trade. Most though go tactical first to learn to soldier and work for the consumers of CI the war fighters, then they can work towards a more strategic position. No real template but my experience is top grads of course get beat assignments, precious tactical folks have an easier time leveraging strategic, and Those outside of combat arms get sent to assignment to sharpen their sword. It’s the second best job I have ever had and tell any soldier that it’s a great way to have an amazing time I the army and do something relevant. If you’re doing it to hide, you think it’s all sexy-civilian clothes agent stuff or want to use it to get a federal agent job you should rethink the plan. It’s 95% hard word, report writing and prep staff stuff and 5% freaking awesomeness. It’s the 5%that make the other worth it! Do go to your nearest 902d Office to ask the agents how the job is, remember there are some that are jaded like in any other MOS, and if you want to this is a great time to start the process-good luck and hope to see you in the field soon!

First, you should expect a butt chewing for spelling CI as two words. After that....thank your lucky stars I have retired. Get to your 902d office and start the process, that is the best place to ask questions.

I'm not sure what a PFC CI agent does. Back during my time in, you had to be a fairly experienced SGT or above to be a CI agent. So I don't know if a PFC shares the same duties any new CI field agent has or not. I think SSgt GG-15 RET Jim Lint's advice is spot on: First, learn that counterintelligence is one word; second, between your school and your first duty assignment NCOIC you should learn everything you need to know about your day-to-day job responsibilities.