Military Police & Security Jobs | U.S. Army MOS Guide

U.S. Army MOS List by Category / 미 육군 MOS 카테고리별 안내

This page provides a general overview of selected U.S. Army Active Duty MOS options by category, including minimum contract length and general citizenship eligibility.

본 페이지는 미 육군 Active Duty(현역) 기준 MOS를 카테고리별로 정리한 일반 안내입니다. 각 MOS의 최소 계약기간과 시민권/영주권 지원 가능 여부를 참고용으로 확인할 수 있습니다.

Military Police & Security Jobs | U.S. Army MOS Guide

Military Police and security-related jobs support law enforcement, safety, corrections, investigations, and military working dog operations.

These MOS options may interest applicants who are considering law enforcement, security, corrections, or public safety career paths after military service.

Included MOS

31B, 31E, 31K

This field may be a good fit for you if you are interested in:

Law enforcement
Security
Corrections
Investigation-related work
Public safety career paths

Important Notice

This document is intended as a general reference based on current U.S. Army Active Duty enlistment information.
Army Reserve requirements, contract lengths, and MOS availability may differ.

The minimum contract lengths listed in this guide are based on current information at the time of writing and may change at any time depending on Army policy and current manpower needs.

Military Police & Security / 헌병 & 보안

31B – Military Police / 헌병
5 years | U.S. Citizen Only

31E – Corrections / Detention Specialist / 교도 / 구금 전문가
3 years | U.S. Citizen Only

31K – Military Working Dog Handler / 군견 운용병
5 years | U.S. Citizen Only

Check your eligibility first.

Choosing an Army MOS is not only about what job you want.

Your actual options may depend on your age, immigration status, ASVAB score, physical exam results, security clearance eligibility, and current job availability.

If you are interested in a specific MOS, the best first step is to confirm whether that job is actually available and whether you qualify for it.

Interested in a specific Army MOS?

Choosing an Army MOS is not only about what job you want.

Your actual options may depend on your age, immigration status, ASVAB score, physical exam results, security clearance eligibility, and current job availability.

If you are interested in a specific MOS, the best first step is to confirm whether that job is actually available and whether you qualify for it.

A consultation is free, and there is no obligation to enlist.

Get accurate information first, then make your decision.

U.S. Army Recruiter
SSG Lee, Ho Yong

📞 Call / Text: 703-594-6878
📧 Email: hoyong.lee4.mil@army.mil
 

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