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*"Consequences: An Intelligence Officer's War" (book 2020) by David Grantham* David Grantham does a superb job describing what it is like to be an Intelligence Officer in a Combat Zone. As a member of the USAF Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI), he describes one of the most difficult disciplines in the Intelligence Field, Human Intelligence, which includes recruiting and running sources, as well as analysis to create an all source product for Commanders and other National Security Decision Makers to use. This effort also dovetails with Counter-Intelligence, which protects friendly forces and foils intelligence collection efforts by adversaries. His experiences at Camp Cropper gives us an insight not only into the works of Al Qaeda in Iraq but also the genesis of ISIS. I highly recommend this to graduate students and the general public if they want to know what it is like in the Intelligence Community in an armed conflict. PS: It’s definitely a unique agency with a global reach, and worth looking into if you want to get started and do something with a global nexus. It exposes you to a lot of different case types so you can decide what you want to focus on. I truly think OSI is a great entry-level job.Unless you go overseas, I think it’s a pretty pleasant agency for your whole career. OSI is comprised of mostly really young agents, so the atmosphere has a whole lot more camaraderie than many other agencies. Most people are single with no kids, so there’s a lot more hanging out with co-workers outside of work. There is Huge micromanagement - and generally the main reason people leave AFOSI.

In popular culture the 71S Special Investigations (CSI for the Air Force!): In the 2008 film Eagle Eye, actress Rosario Dawson played AFOSI Special Agent Zoe Perez. In the 2013 film Mirage Men, Richard Doty, a retired OSI special agent, played himself in a documentary about the AFOSI investigation into UFOs between 1952 and 1969. In the seventh episode of Season 8 in the 1997 television series Stargate SG-1, SG-1 team member Teal'c has been given permission to live off-base by the OSI in general, but is subsequently investigated by AFOSI officer 'Colonel Kendrick' for stopping or otherwise becoming involved with crimes in his neighbourhood. In the first episode of Season 2 in the 2013 television series The Americans, KGB Agents Phillip Jennings (Matthew Rhys) and Emmett Connors posed as "United States Air Force Security Forces" and wore OSI badges.

So I’m a little confused on the requirements. So do you have to have military experience ? What if you have a criminal justice degree?

I was an 1810 special agent in the Federal Investigative Services in OPM before it was returned to DOD from where it originally came. Conducted personnel background investigations primarily. Also counterintelligence investigations related to government employment and sometimes also internal affairs investigations of employee misconduct. The agency is now called the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency.

I know this is a couple years old. But I wanted to ask about Personnel Security Specialist.

In popular culture The novels by Lee Child tells the story of Jack Reacher, a former U.S. Army military police major who commanded CID special agents. The GI Joe character Chuckles is an Army CID Special Agent - Criminal Investigator. The 1992 novel by Nelson DeMille titled The General's Daughter tells the story of Army CID Special Agent Paul Brenner. The book was made into a movie of the same name in 1999 starring John Travolta in the role of Brenner. The 2003 film Basic has the character Army Captain Julia Osborne, played by Connie Nielsen investigating a murder for CID. Throughout seasons 4 and 5, of the CBS drama NCIS, Army CID Agent Hollis Mann makes six appearances. She was a Lieutenant Colonel. Stana Katic played Army CID Special Agent Adrian Lane in one episode of the CBS military drama The Unit, in the ninth episode of its third season. The 2019 thriller novel The Deserter by Nelson DeMille features Army CID Special Agent Scott Brodie as its main character. Willem Dafoe and Gregory Hines played U.S. Army CID Special Agents in the 1988 action thriller movie Off Limits.

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The job announcement for the Grades are as follows: GS-09: One year of specialized experience in conducting criminal investigations. This definition of specialized experience is typical of work performed at the second lower grade/level position in the federal service (GS-07). GS-11: One year of specialized experience in planning, developing, and conducting criminal investigations. This definition of specialized experience is typical of work performed at the second lower grade/level position in the federal service (GS-09). What if you have no law enforcement experience, but have a bachelor's degree?

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CID lacks experience, training and necessary equipment to conduct actual investigations. Was an 1811 with another agency, leaving very soon. ASACs are GS 14s, SAC is a GS 15. Did not do any training. I am often asked to help “senior military” agents.

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I'm sure the content is great, but I lost interest almost immediately... Volume is very low.

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One thing that was missed and I like to add. All DHS employees will be exempt on the entrance exam. Also, all Master’s degree graduates start at GS-9.

I just had the interview day that was supposed to be 6 hours long but I didn't pass the entrance exam, what can I do to study and practice for this test? They said I can retake it in 6 months. Please!

What if you are a step GS-7 10 and you get promoted to GS-8 or GS-9? How would this apply?

Hello, Sir. I'm a student, currently working on my BS in Criminal Justice, I'm pretty fond of the idea on working in CID, NCIS, or other military law enforcement organizations. I'm a civilian. Do you have any advice on how to pursue this career choice, and what minor to take? I greatly appreciate any advice.

So, if you start as a civilian CID and want to transfer to another agency (i.e. ATF or FBI), you have to do their training fro scratch; but do you have to go through their entire hiring process?

Can someone explain what happens when you first entire federal employment at say GS 11 and soon there after receive a job offer for GS 12 before 1 year TIG? Thank you.

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The word “correctional” has no valid use in such a position, as correcting criminal behaviors would require a deeper understanding of what lead to such behaviors, in order to attempt to correct whatever initially sparked such criminality.

I am at GS 11 Step 6 can I apply for GS 13? or how can I go to higher Grade.

My father, God rest his soul, started out as a Signal Corp, then transitioned to MP as a corporal. He was stationed in Viet Nam in 64 and help CID in solving drug trafficking from Army mail service. He transitioned to 31D and made a career in CID. He retired in 86 as an E-9 (CSM) and took CID position as an GS-13 at Ft. Shafter in Hawaii. He loved every minute of it!

What are the probabilities of a CIV 0083 police officer under D.O.D. with a Bachelors Degree have in getting a tentative offer and getting selected into Army C.I.D. at the age of 39 with only federal experience as a L.E.O. under the D.O.D. Also be advised this video is very very helpful and informative, thanks for the upload.

I didn't realize they made that much. $83,000 for a Civilian Agent?

If a job listing is a gs-4 with promotion potential to a gs-7. Though you are already qualified as a gs-7, can you request to come in as a gs-7 or will you promoted to a gs-7 after 52 weeks? Or would you promote to gs-

Do you know if there is any type of specialized unit you can join? Like k9, something that would be similar to swat, investigator certain things like that to be able to love around besides just being in the jails. Thank you

I'm looking to get into the federal government. The job I'm looking at is a GS 7-15. So essentially you're saying that each year I should move through the ranks until I hit 15?

I have 4 years local law enforcement experience, an associates degree in homeland security and bilingual. Would I be ok, or will I need to pursue a bachelors degree and get more local law enforcement experience?

I always make it to referred to hr manager and then get clipped..

Based off your experience does CID hire MP’s (31B) as well or do you have to be a 31D to get hired? I was a 31B and have a BS in Criminal Justice and am thinking about going 1811 after ETS.

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when will they have another GS CIVILIAN APPLICATION

I realize this is an old video so you may not monitor it, but are they afforded the right to carry while off duty?

I have a bachelor's degree in criminal justice in homeland security with a minor in criminal justice, I'm in my final year of the Marine Corps reserves, and I applied what are my chances of getting this job?

Thank you for this video! Where can I find the medical requirements? Having trouble trying to find them online.

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I’m an MP in the Guard who recently deployed, does anyone know if I would qualify? If so, do you know how much I’d make starting out?

Does anybody know how it is calculated when someone is currently Step 9 or Step 10 of a given paygrade and promote to a new grade? My little brain would think of taking the difference between step 9 & 10 of the current grade, and then double that, and use that total as the "2 step rule" in the next paygrade. Is that right or a reach?

This is awesome, thank you!

That’s not true about needing 5 years of specialized experience. You only need 52 weeks of experience at the lower grade from what you’re applying for. So example if the position is being announced at the GS12 level, you need at least 52 weeks to qualify for the GS11 position.

Ive been through the interview process twice now, but I always receive a email a week or two later stating that im outside of their hiring guidelines, in addition when I ask they can never tell me what exactly is it that is getting me rejected. Can you help out with this?

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I hold a GS-10 position. Working in Federal/ DoD for 12 years. 4 years back we had a mass promotion in "our department", all GS-10 promoted to GS-11 but since I'm a foreign graduate, Credentialing personnel said Medcom mandates all foreign college transcripts RE-evaluated by a different credentialing school and that the previously assigned evaluating school during my entry is no longer recognized. Recently, got everything done and the hospital is having mass promotion to all GS-10 to GS-11 to "other departments" and in "our departments" for nursing assistant. Credentialing office, HR and CPAC do not know how to start my case since my application was years back, different RPA, as they said and cannot be with this current mass promotion. Any thought?

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If you are coming from the private sector, do you start off at step 1 also?