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  • OSAAG holds inaugural sync to enhance officer mentorship

    The Officer Special Agent Advisory Group (OSAAG) held its first in-person sync July 16 – 18, at the Russell-Knox Building in Quantico, Virginia, where they focused on ways to enhance OSI’s Officer Mentorship Program.

  • OSI seeks help in A1C’s fatal hit-and-run case

    Over a year has passed since Airman 1st Class Makai Cummings was killed while changing a tire on a dark Virginia interstate, and the Office of Special Investigations Det. 216 is asking for the public’s help to solve the case.  

  • ORION fully deployed across agency, OSI leaders say

    The Office of Special Investigations has successfully implemented its new case management system to revolutionize operational activities and investigations management, according to the agency’s top civilian leader.

  • Former NCO sentenced 18 years, 11 months for multiple counts

    A General Court-Martial at Edwards Air Force Base, California, convicted a former staff sergeant from March Air Reserve Base, June 7, on four charges and nine specifications, including domestic violence, child endangerment, communicating threats and failure to obey a lawful order.

  • Det. 307 hosts fraud working group, strengthens partnerships

    Earlier this month, OSI Det. 307 at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey, hosted an Installation Fraud Working Group, welcoming roughly 20 state and federal agents and attorneys from throughout New Jersey to the installation and featured discussions on fraud schemes and remedies, led by the

  • ACECON VII brings together OSI leaders, bolsters readiness

    The Office of Special Investigations Futures and Doctrine Cell hosted the Agile Combat Employment Conference, or ACECON, April 16-19, at the Russell-Knox Building in Quantico, Virginia, a seventh annual effort for OSI to consolidate and refine organizational strategies.

  • OSI revamps CI strategy amid Great Power Competition

    The Office of Special Investigations, the Department of the Air Force’s sole counterintelligence entity, revamped its counterintelligence, or CI, strategy earlier this year to align with broader national security objectives and to fulfill operational needs, said Brig. Gen. Amy Bumgarner, OSI’s