If you are interested in a career in law enforcement, the US Navy or the National Guard can provide you with training that will help you transition into a civilian job. From basic training through advanced training to learn specific law enforcement techniques, the Navy or National Guard can teach you skills you'll need if you plan to pursue this career in the private sector or work toward a degree.

Navy and National Guard Law Enforcement Job Duties

As a law enforcement officer with the US Navy or National Guard, you may be responsible for providing security for facilities or for visiting officers or other officials. You will also perform other law enforcement tasks such as enforcing regulations, providing perimeter security and, in some situations, crowd control. You may be assigned to train and care for working dogs, such as those used to detect drugs or explosives. You may also receive training in crime scene investigation and may help investigate crimes involving espionage or terrorism. Click here to get started…

Taking Navy or National Guard Training to a Civilian Career

Your military training will include formal schooling and on-the-job training, and may count as credits which can be transferred to a college to help you earn an associate's or bachelor's degree. The self-discipline and professionalism you will learn as part of your Navy or National Guard training will help you find a civilian job in law enforcement. Your training can help you become a private investigator or police officer in the private sector.

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