Civilian employers got a rare, hands-on look at military life Friday as the New Mexico National Guard hosted a demonstration showcasing its capabilities.

The event is organized by Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve to provide employers of National Guard and Reserve members a firsthand look at their employees’ military duties.

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The New Mexico National Guard has started training with the Albuquerque Police Department ahead of their deployment to help police provide public safety.

New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham authorized the deployment of New Mexico National Guard to support the Albuquerque Police Department.

The National Guard members will be in polo shirts rather than military uniforms and won’t be carrying firearms, New Mexico authorities said.

Guardsmen will take classes on providing first aid and law enforcement radio procedures. Once training is complete, the New Mexico National Guard will send members to Albuquerque beginning in mid-May.

In New Mexico, Albuquerque Police Chief Harold Medina called it a crucial time for the National Guard to provide support that gives police officers more time to patrol the streets for crime.