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SECURITY SPECIALIST (PROTECTION)(Title 32)

Army National Guard Units

Hartford, CT · full time · Senior

$69,642 – $90,540

Via USAJOBS, the federal government’s official jobs site, retrieved October 29, 2026. You apply through the official announcement on USAJOBS.

What this role is

This is a Title 32 dual-status military position supporting the Connecticut Army National Guard as a Protection Specialist focused on antiterrorism, force protection, and physical security compliance. The role suits security professionals with specialized experience in military security programs, policy development, and vulnerability assessment who hold or can obtain a compatible military assignment.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Connecticut Army National Guard membership required
  • 12 months of specialized experience in security career field
  • Experience advising commanders on antiterrorism matters
  • Experience managing antiterrorism activities and liaison with state officials
  • Knowledge of DoD, ARNG, and executive order policy requirements
  • Experience with force protection and antiterrorism construction standards
  • Ability to articulate advice and recommendations to security experts at multiple levels
  • Ability to work independently on long-range security studies and forecasts
  • Computer proficiency for report writing, internet research, and database maintenance
  • Ability to review and handle classified material
  • Knowledge of security specialties including physical, personnel, and operational security

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