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* ''Series/{{CSI}}'' - Jim Brass
* ''Series/{{CSINY}}'' - Mac Taylor
* ''Series/{{CSINY}}'' - Mac Taylor
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* ''Series/{{CSI}}'' - Jim Brass
Brass, who served in the Vietnam War
* ''Series/{{CSINY}}'' - MacTaylorTaylor, who served in Beirut at the time of the 1983 barrack bombing and later in Afghanistan
* ''Series/{{CSINY}}'' - Mac
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* ''Film/TheSiege'': Assistant Special Agent in Charge Hubbard was with the 82nd Airborne Division before his FBI career.
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* ''Film/LethalWeapon'': Both Riggs and Murtaugh were in the US Army in Vietnam. Some of their initial tension is based on the different mindsets of the special forces (Riggs) versus the regular army (Murtaugh).
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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'' - Det. Javier Esposito is a former Green Berets sniper.
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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'' ''Series/{{Castle|2009}}'' - Det. Javier Esposito is a former Green Berets sniper.
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* ''Series/{{Deputy}}'': Bishop was in the Pentagon working with Army Intelligence before moving out to LA and becoming a deputy sheriff.
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* ''Series/{{Deputy}}'': Cade Ward was a Marine before he became an LA County Sheriff's Deputy, serving as a sniper for the Marine Corps and then the LASD sometimes too.
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* ''Series/LawAndOrderSpecialVictimsUnit'':
** Detective (and later Sergeant) Odafin "Fin" Tutuola has a background as a US Army Ranger prior to 1992 when he left the military and joined the NYPD, serving in Narcotics and often working undercover from 1992 to 2000 when he transferred to the Special Victims Unit.
** Detective Nick Amaro also served in the US Army; although his exact branch was not specified, he stated that he served in the Iraq War doing interrogations, so it could inferred that he was in some manner of military intelligence or MP role.
** Detective (and later Sergeant) Odafin "Fin" Tutuola has a background as a US Army Ranger prior to 1992 when he left the military and joined the NYPD, serving in Narcotics and often working undercover from 1992 to 2000 when he transferred to the Special Victims Unit.
** Detective Nick Amaro also served in the US Army; although his exact branch was not specified, he stated that he served in the Iraq War doing interrogations, so it could inferred that he was in some manner of military intelligence or MP role.
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* ''Series/{{Dragnet}}'' - Bill Gannon and Joe Friday, WW2 veterans who became LAPD detectives.
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* ''Series/{{Dragnet}}'' - Bill Gannon and Joe Friday, WW2 UsefulNotes/WorldWarII veterans who became LAPD detectives.
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* ''Series/TheBridgeUS'' - Inverted and then played straight in one episode. A police officer took leave from work and joined the army so he could serve in Afghanistan. He was wounded and had his foot amputated. When he returns he tries to become a police officer again despite his disability. Frank and the police union end up supporting him after he proves that he is still capable of doing the job even with a prosthetic foot.
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* ''Series/TheBridgeUS'' ''Series/TheBridge2011'' - Inverted and then played straight in one episode. A police officer took leave from work and joined the army so he could serve in Afghanistan. He was wounded and had his foot amputated. When he returns he tries to become a police officer again despite his disability. Frank and the police union end up supporting him after he proves that he is still capable of doing the job even with a prosthetic foot.
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* ''Series/TheBridge'' - Inverted and then played straight in one episode. A police officer took leave from work and joined the army so he could serve in Afghanistan. He was wounded and had his foot amputated. When he returns he tries to become a police officer again despite his disability. Frank and the police union end up supporting him after he proves that he is still capable of doing the job even with a prosthetic foot.
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* ''Series/TheBridge'' ''Series/TheBridgeUS'' - Inverted and then played straight in one episode. A police officer took leave from work and joined the army so he could serve in Afghanistan. He was wounded and had his foot amputated. When he returns he tries to become a police officer again despite his disability. Frank and the police union end up supporting him after he proves that he is still capable of doing the job even with a prosthetic foot.
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* ''Series/StrangerThings'' - Hawkins Police Chief Jim Hopper had previously served in the Army Chemical Corps during the UsefulNotes/VietnamWar. [[spoiler:In his backstory, he believes his exposure to Agent Orange is related to the cause of the death of his daughter to childhood cancer.]]
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* In ''Film/{{SWAT}}'', Officer Jim Street is a former Navy SEAL. He puts his demolition training to good use when the team is delayed by a locked gate.
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* In ''Film/{{SWAT}}'', ''Film/SWAT2003'', Officer Jim Street is a former Navy SEAL. He puts his demolition training to good use when the team is delayed by a locked gate.
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* In ''[[Anime/GhostInTheShellArise Arise]]'', Bato was a JMSDF commander before joining the Section 9, ironically outranking [[MajorlyAwesome Motoko]] for a full grade.
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* In ''[[Anime/GhostInTheShellArise Arise]]'', ''Anime/GhostInTheShellArise'', Bato was a JMSDF commander before joining the Section 9, ironically outranking [[MajorlyAwesome Motoko]] for a full grade.
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* The 2017 adaptation of ''Film/{{Ghost in the Shell}}'' has Saito as an ex-Navy SEAL commando before he became a mercenary and later on, joined Section 9.
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* The 2017 adaptation of ''Film/{{Ghost in the Shell}}'' ''Film/GhostInTheShell2017'' has Saito as an ex-Navy SEAL commando before he became a mercenary and later on, joined Section 9.
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* As part of his re-imagining in ''ComicBook/BatmanYearOne'', Jim Gordon is an Army veteran. As is [[DirtyCop Detective Flass]], who was in special forces. Gordon muses it had been some time before he'd kicked a Green Beret's ass.
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* As part of his re-imagining in ''ComicBook/BatmanYearOne'', Jim Gordon is an Army veteran. As is [[DirtyCop Detective Flass]], who was in special forces. When they finally square up, Gordon muses it had that it's been some time before he'd since he kicked a Green Beret's ass.
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* ''Series/{{FBI}}'' - Omar Zidan was an Army officer prior to joining the Bureau. He graduated from West Point and joined the Rangers, rising to the rank of Captain.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Unsounded}}'': Toma was in the Crescian Army when he rescued one of the Queen's cousins from bandits with a broken leg. The queen subsequently had him join the Peaceguard, Cresce's state police/peace keepers.
* ''Webcomic/{{Unsounded}}'': Toma was in the Crescian Army when he rescued one of the Queen's cousins from bandits with a broken leg. The queen subsequently had him join the Peaceguard, Cresce's state police/peace keepers.
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* ''Series/WalkerTexasRanger'' - The titular policeman, Cordell Walker, used to be in the United States Marine Corps and served in the Vietnam War before joining the Rangers.
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* ''Series/WalkerTexasRanger'' - The titular policeman, Cordell Walker, used to be in the United States Marine Corps and served in the Vietnam War before prior to joining the Rangers.
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* ''Series/WalkerTexasRanger'' - The titular policeman, Cordell Walker.
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Contrast with FromCamouflageToCriminal, when ''outlaws'' have an ex-military background.
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This is a StandardCopBackstory. Contrast with FromCamouflageToCriminal, when it's the ''outlaws'' who have an ex-military background.
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* The titular Texas Ranger, Cordell Walker, on ''Series/WalkerTexasRanger''.
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* ''Series/WalkerTexasRanger'' - The titular Texas Ranger, policeman, Cordell Walker, on ''Series/WalkerTexasRanger''.
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* The titular Texas Ranger, Cordell Walker, on ''Series/WalkerTexas Ranger''.
''Series/WalkerTexasRanger''.
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* In the ''Literature/EightySeventhPrecinct'' novels, Steve Carella and Bert Kling both served in the army before joining the police. Originally Steve served in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII and Bert in UsefulNotes/TheKoreanWar. The later novels--due to ComicBookTime--just made vague references to 'the war', with the constant being that Bert's service is more recent than Steve's.
* Literature/HarryBosch, the LAPD homicide cop who is the central character in about 3/4 of Creator/MichaelConnelly's mystery novels, was an Army "tunnel rat" in Vietnam, fighting the NVA in underground tunnels. Bosch's Vietnam experience is key to the plot of debut novel ''The Black Echo'', in which he discovers the corpse of a fellow tunnel rat, and is referred to often in subsequent books. In the TV adaptation, he served in the First Gulf War and in Afghanistan.
* In the ''Literature/EightySeventhPrecinct'' novels, Steve Carella and Bert Kling both served in the army before joining the police. Originally Steve served in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII and Bert in UsefulNotes/TheKoreanWar. The later novels--due to ComicBookTime--just made vague references to 'the war', with the constant being that Bert's service is more recent than Steve's.
* Literature/HarryBosch, the LAPD homicide cop who is the central character in about 3/4 of Creator/MichaelConnelly's mystery novels, was an Army "tunnel rat" in Vietnam, fighting the NVA in underground tunnels. Bosch's Vietnam experience is key to the plot of debut novel ''The Black Echo'', in which he discovers the corpse of a fellow tunnel rat, and is referred to often in subsequent books. In the TV adaptation, he served in the First Gulf War and in Afghanistan.
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* ''Series/{{Dexter}}'' - James Doakes (Ranger)
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* ''Series/{{Justified}}'' - Deputy US Marshall Tim Gutterson was a sniper with the US Army Rangers
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* ''Series/{{Justified}}'' - Deputy US Marshall Tim Gutterson was a sniper with the US Army RangersRangers.
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** Reese was a Ranger and Green Beret before being recruited by the CIA. After leaving the CIA, he was eventually given a cover identity as a NYPD detective.
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[[AC:Literature]]
* In the ''Literature/EightySeventhPrecinct'' novels, Steve Carella and Bert Kling both served in the army before joining the police. Originally Steve served in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII and Bert in UsefulNotes/TheKoreanWar. The later novels--due to ComicBookTime--just made vague references to 'the war', with the constant being that Bert's service is more recent than Steve's.
* Literature/HarryBosch, the LAPD homicide cop who is the central character in about 3/4 of Creator/MichaelConnelly's mystery novels, was an Army "tunnel rat" in Vietnam, fighting the NVA in underground tunnels. Bosch's Vietnam experience is key to the plot of debut novel ''The Black Echo'', in which he discovers the corpse of a fellow tunnel rat, and is referred to often in subsequent books. In the TV adaptation, he served in the First Gulf War and in Afghanistan.
* In the ''Literature/EightySeventhPrecinct'' novels, Steve Carella and Bert Kling both served in the army before joining the police. Originally Steve served in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII and Bert in UsefulNotes/TheKoreanWar. The later novels--due to ComicBookTime--just made vague references to 'the war', with the constant being that Bert's service is more recent than Steve's.
* Literature/HarryBosch, the LAPD homicide cop who is the central character in about 3/4 of Creator/MichaelConnelly's mystery novels, was an Army "tunnel rat" in Vietnam, fighting the NVA in underground tunnels. Bosch's Vietnam experience is key to the plot of debut novel ''The Black Echo'', in which he discovers the corpse of a fellow tunnel rat, and is referred to often in subsequent books. In the TV adaptation, he served in the First Gulf War and in Afghanistan.
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* ''Series/NYPDBlue'' creative consultant Bill Clark is a former NYPD detective and served in the Army and later the Army reserves, attaining the rank of Major.
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* ''Literature/{{Dexter}}'' - Albert Doakes
* In near-future thriller ''Literature/{{Victoria}}'', most of the early [[RightWingMilitiaFanatic Christian Marines]] subversives and militiamen are military veterans presently employed as law enforcement officers in some capacity or other. Naturally, this also later aids their infiltration of the police forces.
* ''Literature/{{Dexter}}'' - Albert Doakes
* In near-future thriller ''Literature/{{Victoria}}'', most of the early [[RightWingMilitiaFanatic Christian Marines]] subversives and militiamen are military veterans presently employed as law enforcement officers in some capacity or other. Naturally, this also later aids their infiltration of the police forces.
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* In near-future thriller ''Literature/{{Victoria}}'', most of the early [[RightWingMilitiaFanatic Christian Marines]] subversives and militiamen are military veterans presently employed as law enforcement officers in some capacity or other. Naturally, this also later aids their infiltration of the police forces.
* ''Literature/{{Dexter}}'' - Albert Doakes
* In near-future thriller ''Literature/{{Victoria}}'', most of the early [[RightWingMilitiaFanatic Christian Marines]] subversives and militiamen are military veterans presently employed as law enforcement officers in some capacity or other. Naturally, this also later aids their infiltration of the police forces.
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* Some versions of ''ComicBook/ThePunisher'' have Frank become a cop after his tour of duty in the Marines.
* Some versions of ''ComicBook/ThePunisher'' have Frank become a cop after his tour of duty in the Marines.
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->'''Hondo:''' Where were you deployed?.\\deployed?\\
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* In ''Series/BlueHeelers'', Sgt. Tom Croydon served with the Australian army in Vietnam as part of his national Srvice, before returning to Victoria and joining the police.
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* In ''Series/BlueHeelers'', Sgt. Tom Croydon served with the Australian army in Vietnam as part of his national Srvice, Service, before returning to Victoria and joining the police.
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* [[TheSquadette Iruma]] [[FriendlySniper Hayashi]] from Seinen manga series ''S: The Last Policeman'' was an [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_Forces_Group_(Japan) Special Forces Group]] operator before being recruited into the NPS. Even afterwards she's still gushing about the JSDF whenever they were involved or brought up in the story.
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* [[TheSquadette Iruma]] [[FriendlySniper Hayashi]] from Seinen manga series ''S: The Last Policeman'' was an a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_Forces_Group_(Japan) Special Forces Group]] operator before being recruited into the NPS.[[SWATTeam NPS]] (and later for a while, the SAT). Even afterwards she's still gushing about the JSDF whenever they were involved or brought up in the story.
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* [[TheSquadette Iruma]] [[FriendlySniper Hayashi]] from Seinen manga series ''S: The Last Policeman'' was an [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_Forces_Group_(Japan) Special Forces Group]] operator before being recruited into the NPS. Even afterwards she's still gushing about the JSDF whenever they were involved or brought up in the story.
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* ''Series/BodyguardUK2018'' David Budd is an ex-soldier who joined the MPS after he had his honourable discharge. The series deals with his PTSD from the Afghanistan War as he serves as a Principal Protection Officer.
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* ''Series/BodyguardUK2018'' - David Budd is an ex-soldier who joined the MPS after he had his honourable discharge. The series deals with his PTSD from the Afghanistan War as he serves as a Principal Protection Officer.