What are the requirements for a navy master at arms?

Answer 1

ASVAB Requirement: WK + AR = 100 (minimum of 45 on WK)

Security Clearance Requirement: Secret

Other Requirements:

• Must be United States citizen.
• No nonjudicial punishement or convictions (civilian or military) within the three years preceding application for MA. Personnel with repeated offenses reflecting unfavorable upon their integrity and/or other offenses concerning moral turpitude are ineligible for the MA rating. Personnel with domestic violence convictions are ineligible (non-waiverable).
• Must hold a valid, current state drivers license.
• Excellent command of the English language, verbal and written. No speech impediments.
• Tested negative on a drug-screening test within the previous 30 days, and have no history of drug use for three years prior to application.
• No history of mental impairment or disorder, emotional instability, Alcoholism, drug abuse, or any physical condition that impairs the performance of law enforcement and security duties.
• Must have normal color perception, vision correctable to 20/20, and have normal hearing.
• Must be in good physical condition capable of sustained exertion and meet body fat standards.
• Must be worldwide assignable.
• No moral turpitude waivers, e.g., alcohol, drugs, indebtedness, or other circumstances that would result in non-screening for the personal reliability program, security clearance granting, or overseas assignment.

Answer 2

To become a Navy Master at Arms (MA), you must meet certain requirements. These include being a U.S. citizen, having a high school diploma or equivalent, passing a physical fitness test, and meeting security clearance requirements. Additionally, you should be able to qualify for a secret security clearance and meet the Navy's physical and medical standards.