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US Army picks naval special agent to lead investigative command | American Military News
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51% : Along with new civilian leadership, CID is restructuring to have more civilian criminal investigators than military special agents to increase unit experience levels and maintain continuity and partnerships with local law enforcement agencies. 48% : Ford has more than 20 years of local and federal law enforcement and recently was the deputy director of operations at Naval Criminal Investigative Service, according to an Army statement Wednesday.
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