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  • Brigadier General Dana Simmons, Air Force Office of Special Investigations commander, signs a proclaimation. Modeled after the Declaration of Independence, the proclaimation resolves to find better solutions for "Work - Life - Balance" issues such as the compensation system, heavy workloads, organizational frustrations, time spent with family, clear direction, fear of punishment, the AFOSI culture and communications. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. John Jung)

    Marshaling a superb AFOSI future

    What do Air Force Office of Special Investigations agents and former agents have in common with our nation's founding forefathers? Besides sharing esprit de corps, leadership insight and a vision for the organization's future, both groups share leadership charter-making history in America's "most historic square mile" in the historic district of
  • Colonel Wilkins F. Urquhart, commander, 3th Field Investigations Squadron, hands over the squadron guidon to Lt. Col. Adam C. Engleman, the new commander of the 7th Field Investigations Squadron during an assumption of command ceremony on Jul 28. Lt. Col. Engleman hails from Shaw AFB, S.C., where he was the director of the AFOSI Special Staff. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bobby Jones)

    Airmen preparedness key in GWOT

    This month I took command of AFOSI 7th Field Investigations Squadron located on Andrews Air Force Base. The 7th FIS is responsible for providing criminal, fraud, and counterintelligence investigative and operational capabilities to support wings and Airmen at Andrews and Bolling Air Force Bases, the Pentagon, and Fort Meade. While we conduct our
  • AFOSI Gators’ pitcher Adam Engleman pitched seven rock-solid innings and took his team on to a 9-1 win in the first game of a doubleheader. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt John Jung)

    Gators put the chomp on MED, push to 14-2 record

  • AFOSI Gators’ first baseman Gary King waits to tag out a runner at first. The Gators showed good defense limiting the opposition to 9 runs in the first contest. The Gators took two from the 89th Operations Group, 23-9 and 12-6 respectively, to up their record to 6-0. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. John Jung)

    AFOSI Gators take 89th OG for death roll; Post perfect 6-0 record

  • “We are not that different,” Maj. Naheda Ahmed, 42, commander of a women’s Peshmerga Infantry Regiment in Sulayminiyah said, at the Inaugural Northern Iraq Women's Conference, April 20 at Forward Operating Base Warrior, Kirkuk, Iraq. “It is important to start a dialogue about women’s issues effecting women in Iraq with our American counterparts…we are their voices." (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Margaret C. Nelson)

    A Kurdish Face

    (On May 2, 2008, Major Marcia Cannonier, Master Sgt. MaryAnn Cox, Master Sgt. Kristie Veal, Tech. Sgt. Laurie Raven, and Staff Sgt. Kristine Knudson, all from the 506th Expeditionary Medical Squadron, Kirkuk Regional Air Base, Iraq, and I sat down with Lieutenant Colonel Nahida Ahmad Rashid, Major Lami'ah Muhammad Qadir, Major Aminah Ahmad
  • AFOSI Gators' first baseman Jeff Dahlke watches his hit as it heads for and sails over the left field fence for a three-run homer. The Gators bit 744th COMM twice, taking both games of a doubleheader, 10-0 and 13-7 respectively. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt John Jung)

    AFOSI Gators bite 744th COMM twice for 2-0 start to softball season

  • A weapons cache is blown up in Afgahnistan by Air Force Office of Special Investigations and Air EOD personnel. The weapons were obtained Special Agent Robert Lawler, amember of the Tinker OSI Detachment 114, when he was deployed in 2007. (Courtesy photo)

    AFOSI Detachment 114 named top AFMC unit

    Air Force Office of Special Investigations Detachment 114 recently received recognition as the top AFOSI detachment supporting Air Force Materiel Command and second in line for the Air Force."This unit is one of the world's busiest," said Special Agent in Charge Jack Angelo. "It's a constant challenge for this unit to meet the demands of the
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    AFOSI is 2008 AFA Team of the Year

    It wasn't exactly the welcome he was expecting, but Special Agent Timothy Rivera said it was pretty unforgettable as he stood in line to in-process at Balad Air Base, Iraq, during his deployment in 2006. "It was my first day, not even my first hour on the ground, and we were getting incoming mortars," he said. "Everyone with me dropped to the
  • Special Agent (Master Sgt.) Jac Christiansen (center), Air Force Office of Special Investigations, Detachment 406, Columbus Air Force Base, Miss., Master Sgt. Ronald Beadles (left), 319th Maintenance Squadron, Grand Forks AFB, N.D., and Senior Airman Mary Bullock (right), 11th Intelligence Squadron, Hurlburt Field, Fla., were handpicked by Air Force leadership to be Grand Marshals in this year's parade because of their heroic acts or outstanding work in support of OPERATIONS IRAQI FREEDOM or ENDURING FREEDOM. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. John Jung)

    AFOSI Agent serves as Grand Marshal in National Memorial Day Parade

    The 2008 National Memorial Day Parade kicked off right on time from the National Archives in Washington D.C. with three Airmen as the parade Grand Marshals aboard the lead float with actor Gary Sinise. Mr. Sinise, a military advocate, is the star of CSI: New York and best known in military circles for his role as Lt. Dan in Forrest Gump. His band,
  • 1st Lt. Gregory DeGruchy places a candle in front of a memorial during a candlelight vigil May 13 at an air base in Southwest Asia. The candlelight vigil was a memorial service designated to pay homage to law enforcement officers who selflessly gave their lives in the line of duty during the past year including Air Force Office of Special Investigation special agents, security forces members and military working dogs. Lieutenant DeGruchy is the 386th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron officer in charge of force protection. (U.S. Air Force photo/Capt. Jason McCree)

    Security forces Airmen honor fallen comrades, AFOSI Agents

    Airmen deployed to the 386th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron here commemorated National Police Week May 11 through 17 at a Southwest Asian air base.Members of the 386th ESFS paid homage to those killed in action by hosting a series of events celebrating the memory of their fallen comrades. Every year in the United States, more than 60,000
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