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Law Enforcement The State Auditor’s Office Military Crosswalk Military Crosswalk Guide OCCUPATIONAL CATEGORY - LAW ENFORCEMENT Job Classification Series - Public Safety Inspector Army Military Occupational Codes Navy Ratings and Designators Coast Guard Ratings Marine Corps Occupational Codes Air Force Specialty Codes Job Classification Number/Title Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description 9901 - Public Safety Inspector I 31B Military Police 31A Military Police MA Master-At-Arms 649X LDO - Security IV Investigator INV Criminal Investigator No military No military No military 86M0 Operations 9902 - Public Safety Inspector II (Warrant) equivalent equivalent equivalent Management 31D CID Special Agent 311A CID Special Agent 749X CWO - Security MST Marine Science MSSD Marine Safety (Warrant) Technician Technician Specialist Deck (Warrant) (Warrant) MSSE Marine Safety Specialist Engineering (Warrant) OAP11 Vessel Inspections OAP12 Marine Investigations OAP14 Port and Facility Safety and Security Job Classification Series - Pilot Investigator Army Military Occupational Codes Navy Ratings and Designators Coast Guard Ratings Marine Corps Occupational Codes Air Force Specialty Codes Job Classification Number/Title Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description 9905 - Pilot Investigator I No military equivalent 15A Aviation, General No military 130X URL - Air Warfare - No military AVI10 Aviation No military 7596 Aviation Safety 1A1X1 Flight Engineer 87G0 Wing Inspector 9906 - Pilot Investigator II equivalent Pilot or NFO equivalent equivalent Officer General 9907 - Pilot Investigator III 131X URL - Aviation AVI11 Fixed Wing Aviation 1A9X1 Special Mission 87I0 Director, Wing 9908 - Pilot Investigator IV Warfare Officer Aviator Inspections AVI12 Rotary Wing Aviation Job Classification Series - Trooper (Texas Department of Public Safety) Army Military Occupational Codes Navy Ratings and Designators Coast Guard Ratings Marine Corps Occupational Codes Air Force Specialty Codes Job Classification Number/Title Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description 9920 - Trooper Trainee 11B Infantryman 11A Infantry EOD Explosive Ordnance 113X URL - Special GM Gunner's Mate INV Criminal Investigator 0300 Basic Infantry 0370 Special Operations 1N0X1 All Source 14NX Intelligence 9922 - Probationary Trooper Disposal Warfare (Warrant) Marine Officer Intelligence Analyst 9928 - Trooper 9935 - Corporal 11C Indirect Fire 18A Special Forces GM Gunner's Mate 114X URL - Explosive IV Investigator MLES Maritime Law 0311 Rifleman 2305 Explosive Ordnance 1Z4X1 Special 19ZX Special Warfare 9940 - Sergeant, Public Safety Infantryman Ordnance Disposal Enforcement Disposal Officer Reconnaissance 9941 - Lieutenant, Public Safety (EOD) Warfare Specialist (Warrant) 9942 - Captain, Public Safety 9943 - Assistant Commander, Public Safety 11Z Infantry Senior Sergeant 31A Military Police MA Master-At-Arms 615X LDO - Special ME Maritime OAF10 Operations Afloat 0313 Light Armored 5803 Military Police 3P0X1 Security Forces 31PX Security Forces 9944 - Commander, Public Safety Warfare Enforcement Reconnaissance Officer 9945 - Major, Public Safety Specialist Marine 18B Special Forces Weapons 35A Military Intelligence SB Special Warfare 616X LDO - Ordnance MST Marine Science OAP10 Operations Ashore - 0317 Scout Sniper 5805 Criminal 7S0X1 Special 71SX Special Sergeant Officer Boat Operator (Surface) Technician Prevention Investigation Officer Investigations Investigations (Warrant) 18F Special Forces Assistant 89E Explosive Ordnance SO Special Warfare 648X LDO - Explosive OS Operations OAP12 Marine Investigations 0321 Reconnaissance Operations and Disposal Operator Ordnance Disposal Specialist Marine Intelligence Sergeant 18Z Special Forces 180A Special Forces Warrant 649X LDO - Security OAP14 Port and Facility 0324 Reconnaissance Operations Sergeant Officer (Warrant) Safety and Security Marine, Combatant Diver Qualified 31B Military Police 311A CID Special Agent 715X CWO - Special OAR10 Response - Ashore 0331 Machine Gunner (Warrant) Warfare Technician (Warrant) 31D Criminal Investigations 351L Counterintelligence 716X CWO - Ordnance OAR13 Maritime Law 0341 Mortarman (CID) Special Agent Technician (Warrant) Technician (Surface) Enforcement/Port, (Warrant) Waterways and Coastal Security Operations 31K Working Dog Handler 351M Human Intelligence 717X CWO - Special OAR17 Deployable 0352 Antitank Missile Collection Technician Warfare Combatant Specialized Forces Gunner (Warrant) Craft (Warrant) Military Crosswalk Occupational Category: Law Enforcement Revised 9-1-2021 Texas State Auditor's Office Page 1 of 7 Military Crosswalk Law Enforcement Army Military Occupational Codes Navy Ratings and Designators Coast Guard Ratings Marine Corps Occupational Codes Air Force Specialty Codes Job Classification Number/Title Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description 9920 - Trooper Trainee 31Z Senior Military Police 748X CWO - Explosive 0363 Light Armored 9922 - Probationary Trooper Sergeant Ordnance Disposal Reconnaissance 9928 - Trooper Technician Unit Leader 9935 - Corporal (Warrant) 9940 - Sergeant, Public Safety 9941 - Lieutenant, Public Safety 9942 - Captain, Public Safety 35L Counterintelligence 749X CWO - Security 0365 Infantry Squad 9943 - Assistant Commander, Public Safety Agent Technician Leader 9944 - Commander, Public Safety (Warrant) 9945 - Major, Public Safety 35M Human Intelligence 0367 Light Armored Collector Reconnaissance Master Gunner 89D Explosive Ordnance 0369 Infantry Unit Leader Disposal (EOD) Specialist 0372 Critical Skills Operator 0393 Light Armored Reconnaissance Operations Chief 2311 Ammunition Technician 2336 Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technician 5811 Military Police 5812 Military Working Dog Handler 5813 Traffic Management and Collision Investigator (TMCI) 5814 Physical Security Specialist 5816 Special Reaction Team (SRT) Member 5819 Military Police Investigator (MPI) 5821 Criminal Investigator CID Agent Military Crosswalk Occupational Category: Law Enforcement Revised 9-1-2021 Texas State Auditor's Office Page 2 of 7 Military Crosswalk Law Enforcement Job Classification Series - Agent (Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission) Army Military Occupational Codes Navy Ratings and Designators Coast Guard Ratings Marine Corps Occupational Codes Air Force Specialty Codes Job Classification Number/Title Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Enlisted Officer Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description Code Description 9949 - Agent Trainee 11B Infantryman 11A Infantry GM Gunner's Mate 113X URL - Special GM Gunner's Mate INV Criminal Investigator 0300 Basic Infantry 0370 Special Operations 1N0X1 All Source 14NX Intelligence 9950 - Probationary Agent Warfare (Warrant) Marine Officer Intelligence Analyst 9956 - Agent 9960 - Sergeant, Alcoholic Beverage 11C Indirect Fire 18A Special Forces MA Master-At-Arms 615X LDO - Special IV Investigator MLES Maritime Law 0311 Rifleman 5803 Military Police 1Z4X1 Special 19ZX Special Warfare 9961 - Lieutenant, Alcoholic Beverage Infantryman Warfare Enforcement Officer Reconnaissance 9962 - Captain, Alcoholic Beverage Specialist (Warrant) 9963 - Major, Alcoholic Beverage 11Z Infantry Senior Sergeant 31A Military Police SO Special Warfare 649X LDO - Security ME Maritime OAF10 Operations Afloat 0313 Light Armored 5805 Criminal 3P0X1 Security Forces 31PX Security Forces Operator Enforcement Reconnaissance Investigation Officer Specialist Marine (Warrant) 18B Special Forces Weapons 35A Military Intelligence 715X CWO - Special MST Marine Science OAP10 Operations Ashore - 0317 Scout Sniper 7S0X1 Special 71SX Special Sergeant Officer Warfare Technician Technician Prevention Investigations Investigations (Warrant) 18F Special Forces Assistant 180A Special Forces Warrant 749X CWO - Security OS Operations OAP12 Marine Investigations 0321 Reconnaissance Operations and Officer (Warrant) Technician Specialist Marine Intelligence Sergeant (Warrant) 18Z Special Forces 311A CID Special Agent OAP14 Port and Facility 0331 Machine Gunner Operations Sergeant (Warrant) Safety and Security 31B Military Police 351L Counterintelligence OAR10 Response - Ashore 0341 Mortarman Technician (Warrant) 31D CID Special Agent 351M Human Intelligence OAR13 Maritime Law 0352 Antitank Missile Collection Technician Enforcement/ Port, Gunner (Warrant) Waterways and Coastal Security Operations 35L Counterintelligence OAR17 Deployable 0363 Light Armored Agent Specialized Forces Reconnaissance Unit Leader 35M Human Intelligence 0365 Infantry Squad Collector Leader 0367 Light Armored Reconnaissance Master Gunner 0369 Infantry Unit Leader
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