The following military-to-civilian resume will provide a workable example that you can study before creating your own. Remember to match your skill set to the requirements the hiring manager has described on the job post. Make it clear that you are the one to fill the opening. The closer you come to what the employer is looking for the greater your chance of being called for an interview.

Craig Benson
742 Clark Drive
Pleasantville, CA 99999

Home: (333) 333-3333
Cell: (333) 123-4567
[email protected]

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Experienced and decorated police officer moving from the United States Army Military Police Corps to civilian law enforcement. Eager to apply six years of experience and achievements during the Army MP to a city or county police department. Currently completing a B.A. in Criminal Justice from Any City University.

CAREER EXPERIENCE and RELATED ACCOMPLISHMENTS
United States Army (2003-2013)
• Comprehensive field training
• Safety patrol duty
• Master of security details
• Extensive and public service activities
• Firearms and safety handling
• Criminal investigations
• Emergency planning and responses
• Participated in undercover surveillance and "sting" operation leading to the arrest, prosecution and imprisonment of guilty parties on base.

EDUCATION/DEVELOPMENT
United States Army (2003)

RECOGNITION
Expert Marksman Award in small arms and assault weapons (2001)
Good Conduct Medal (2002)

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