Enlisted personnel train to become military police, so a first step before choosing a career as a military police officer is to decide on the military branch that interests you. Visit the Web sites of the Army, Navy, Coast Guard, Air Force, and Marines to learn more about their protective services divisions and military police careers. Speak with recruiters from the different branches to find out what they can offer you and what is required. Through the recruiter you may also have the opportunity to connect with someone who is already serving as a military police officer. Ask if you can schedule a time to talk to them to learn more about their experience in the field and find out the pros and cons before enlisting.
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