The Civilian Marksmanship Program was created by Congress in 1903 to train civilians and members of the National Guard and Reserve in rifle marksmanship. It operates two locations in Anniston, Alabama and Camp Perry, Ohio. The document discusses the CMP's mission of promoting responsible and safe firearm use through training and competitions. It also shares why the author chose to work for the CMP, having been influenced by and participated in their competitions growing up. Finally, it provides links to their social media and online magazine.