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  • Happy Birthday OSI

    On August 1, 1948, OSI officially became operational with director General Joseph Carroll leading investigative and counterintelligence activities from 25 geographic districts. This anniversary marks 66 years of OSI excellence in investigative and counterintelligence activities. Happy Birthday OSI!

  • Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act of 2004 (LEOSA) Update

    AFOSI's policy on LEOSA has been updated. You can read details regarding the changes on the AFOSI public website main page under Latest News and Commentaries. Several documents have been loaded on this website for LEOSA ID Card applicants. The link for these documents can be found on the right side

  • AFOSI - LEOSA Policy Change

    AFOSI's policy on LEOSA has been updated. You can read details regarding the changes on the AFOSI public website main page under Latest News and Commentaries. Several documents have been loaded on this website for LEOSA ID Card applicants. The link for these documents can be found on the right side

  • Crash victim reunited with Good Samaritans who helped save his life

    A motorcycle crash victim who lost his leg in a collision in Prattville has been searching for two people who stayed by his side after the crash. He credits them with saving his life but he did not know their names or how to go about thanking them so he reached out to WSFA in the hopes of connecting

  • OSI members march in 2014 Memorial Day Parade

    Four personnel from Headquarters, Air Force Office of Special Investigations, represented OSI in a 140-person Air Force formation that marched in the 10th National Memorial Day Parade, Washington, D.C., May 26. Master Sergeant Juan Arispe, Technical Sergeant Kelly Lazenby, Senior Airmen Patrick

  • Shaw Air Force Base warrior shoots for gold

    Warriors emerge from all different shapes and sizes. For wounded warriors, the U.S. Air Force gives the opportunity for them to represent the Air Force in the multi-service Warrior Games.U.S. Air Force Special Agent Robert Davis, Office of Special Investigations Detachment 212 commander, and U.S.

  • California subcontractor pleads guilty to fraud involving Boeing contracts

    William Boozer, a Boeing subcontractor, pled guilty to wire fraud in connection with a bribery/kickback scheme involving Boeing military aircraft parts during November 2009 through February 2013.Globe Dynamics International Inc., Santa Ana, California, is a leader in producing small to large, close

  • 17th AFOSI commander assumes command

    Brigadier General Keith M. Givens officially took command of the Air Force Office of Special Investigations during a change of command ceremony held at Quantico Marine Corps Base, Va., May 7, in the Clubs at Quantico. The ceremony was hosted by the Inspector General of the Air Force, Lieutenant