CID

Certainly! The Criminal Investigation Division (CID) is a specialized unit within the United States Army, established during World War I in 1918 to address the growing need for investigations into crimes involving Army personnel and property. Initially formed to combat crime and corruption in the rapidly expanding wartime military, the CID has evolved into a global investigative force. Over the decades, it has handled cases ranging from fraud and theft to serious violent crimes, and has played a crucial role in maintaining discipline and integrity within the Army. Today, the United States Army Criminal Investigation Division (formerly known as Criminal Investigation Command) continues to provide law enforcement and investigative services both at home and abroad, supporting Army operations and the broader mission of national security.