Three military members indicted for Tricare kickback scheme

Three military members were indicted for paying kickbacks to Tricare beneficiaries to obtain prescriptions for compounded medications.

EFM Program supports OSI family

Military Families are often asked to leave their homes, schools and friends to go where they are needed. In combination with goodbyes and making moving arrangements, it can be a very stressful time.

Temes garners prestigious Davidson Award

As 2016 winds down 2015 continues to bring honors to Air Force Office of Special Investigations Special Agent (Capt.) Lindsay G. Temes.

Tricia Todd trial: Steven Williams sentenced to 35 years

A Martin County (Fla.) judge sentenced Steven Williams to 35 years in prison for the death of Williams' ex-wife, Tricia Todd.

Eagle Eyes program encourages Airmen to watch, report, protect

With acts of terrorism always a possibility, it's every Airman's duty to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity when they see it.

CI-HUMINT awards showcase OSI

2015 has been a year AFOSI not only served the Air Force with distinction, but DoD as well.

Memorial event honors Fallen OSI Special Agent

Fallen Heroes legacy lives on at OSI HQ

The enduring memory of the six Fallen Heroes killed Dec. 21, 2015, by a suicide bomber near Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan, still resonates at the headquarters of the Air Force Office of Special Investigations here.The four OSI Special Agents, Michael A. Cinco, Chester J. McBride, Peter W. Taub and

OSI reservist honored for heroism

The core value Service Before Self manifests itself in many ways.For Air Force Office of Special Investigations Reserve Special Agent Michael "Micky" Cordiviola, of Procurement Fraud Detachment 5, Operating Location-C, MacDill Air Force Base, Fla., it surfaced on May 17, 2015.  That day, Cordiviola,

AFOSI will jump to enterprise-wide network

Only about 20 percent of the Air Force Office of Special Investigations' network has migrated to the main Air Force network, called AFNET.Over the next year or so, Chuck Elmore, the chief information officer of the Air Force Office of Special Investigations, said he plans to transition the other 80