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5 A unit deployment manager is responsible for educating the unit on its expeditionary role, ensuring personnel and equipment are ready to deploy and support contingency operations required by their unit. The 81st Security Forces Squadron takes pride in Staff Sgt. Lane Sanchez, 81st SFS unit deployment manager, who coordinates unit deployments with the Air Expeditionary Force Center, Air Education and Training Command, Security Forces Contingency Branch. “COVID-19 has had a cr...

Tech Sgt John Rodiguez operates a Ghost Robotics Vision 60 prototype. (Photo: USAF) USAF teams are supporting the testing of AI and robotic dogs at Tyndall AFB, Florida. Two teams from Hanscom AFB are helping the development of new force protection technology at Tyndall AFB. Teams within the Force Protection and Special Programs Divisions supplied and integrated four prototype Quad-legged UGVs into the 325th Security Forces Squadron. The Vision 60 model robots, designed by Ghost Robotics, can ...

KSLA Salutes: Behind the scenes of 2nd Security Squadron’s training The 2nd Security Forces Squadron on Barksdale uses MILO, a virtual simulator to create realistic scenarios to learn how to best respond to situations. (Source: KSLA) By Chandler Watkins | May 14, 2021 at 4:16 PM CDT - Updated May 14 at 4:16 PM SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - To better prepare for any situation, the 2nd Security Forces Squadron trains using MILO: a virtual simulator that puts you through different scenarios...

Holloman AFB commemorated National Police Week with events ranging from opening ceremonies to a law enforcement display at Holloman Middle School.

robotic dogs and a close-up look at the newest technologies Tyndall AFB has to offer including plans for a digital twin virtual mapping program. ”The plans showcased here are fabulous,” Roth said. “Tyndall (AFB) is leading the types of initiatives that will be the cornerstone for the Department’s use of resilient, technological capabilities going forward.” Roth witnessed Tyndall AFB’s rebuilding progress during a tour of the installation – viewing demolitions to buildings that wer...

While Office of Special Investigations special agents hope for the best, they prepare for the worst. The all too real possibility of OSI SAs encountering a crime scene death was the scenario presented to members of OSI Detachment 223, and others, during a specially devised exercise at Kevin Sucher, a special agent and Det. 223 superintendent and unit training manager, coordinated with the 2nd Field Investigations Squadron forensic science consultants. They were represented on location and ass...

Office of Special Investigations special agents hope for the best, they prepare for the worst. The all too real possibility of OSI SAs encountering a crime scene death was the scenario presented to members of OSI Detachment 223, and others, during a specially devised exercise at Kevin Sucher, a special agent and Det. 223 superintendent and unit training manager, coordinated with the 2nd Field Investigations Squadron forensic science consultants. They were represented on location and assisted i...

Office of Special Investigations special agents hope for the best, they prepare for the worst. The all too real possibility of OSI SAs encountering a crime scene death was the scenario presented to members of OSI Detachment 223, and others, during a specially devised exercise at Kevin Sucher, a special agent and Det. 223 superintendent and unit training manager, coordinated with the 2nd Field Investigations Squadron forensic science consultants. They were represented on location and assisted i...

Office of Special Investigations special agents hope for the best, they prepare for the worst. The all too real possibility of OSI SAs encountering a crime scene death was the scenario presented to members of OSI Detachment 223, and others, during a specially devised exercise at Kevin Sucher, a special agent and Det. 223 superintendent and unit training manager, coordinated with the 2nd Field Investigations Squadron forensic science consultants. They were represented on location and assisted i...

40 Integrity first, service before self, and excellence in all we do are commitments each Airman makes when joining the U.S. Air Force. Holding true to these commitments can sometimes mean sacrificing some of the most precious moments in life fulfilling duties for country. For one security forces Airman this rang true. Tech. Sgt. Starlight Wilkerson, 307th Security Forces Squadron fire team leader, from Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana, deployed to Andersen Air Force Base, Gu...