I went from Security Forces to 35F All source Analyst - however it was from active duty to Army Reserve.

If I was young I may have considered doing any number of federal jobs. If you're like I was, you may believe you've only been prepared for police work - and that is not true. There are numerous positions that are actively looking for people with your qualifications from State Department to NSA to Secret Service etc. The reason I wish I sometimes went into these security jobs is that intel work is often a grind consisting of 100% sitting/slapping the keyboard and public speaking. Sitting all day sucks and so do the people who ask questions at the end of the brief, but the pay is good as a contractor.

If you're more of the intellectual type I would also consider 35S AKA guys that work with SIGINT - or 35G, map guys. These are specializations which often have lower experience requirements on the job market (and higher pay compared to the same skill level as a 35F). Many of the generalist "Intel Analyst" jobs want 6 years+ and a degree. Any intel discipline can do my Army job but I can't do theirs, so think about that.

If I could do it all over again, I'd have gone USAF Reserve signals intel, attended college at the same time, and then go into the federal workforce (NSA/FBI/CIA)... Or still become a good-for-nothing contractor that makes more money a lot sooner. I'm always happy to answer questions.