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  • OSI honors fallen during Memorial Day dedication

    Members of the Office of Special Investigations came together for a flagpole remembrance ceremony at the Russell-Knox Building in Quantico, Virginia, May 20 to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving.

  • Bridging the past: OSI’s first, current executive directors meet

    Charles R. Torpy, the Office of Special Investigations first executive director, recently came to OSI headquarters in Quantico, Virginia, to meet with Pearl Mundt, the agency’s current executive director, which included a tour through OSI’s Hall of Heroes.

  • CJIC unveiled to bolster criminal justice info sharing

    The Office of Special Investigations launched the Air Force Criminal Justice Information Center, or CJIC, April 15, marking the next step toward improving how criminal justice information is reported by the Department of the Air Force.The ceremony, held at OSI headquarters in Quantico, Virginia, was

  • OSI Det. 522 lauded by Türkiye’s U.S. Ambassador amid regional tensions

    The U.S. Ambassador to Türkiye praised OSI Det. 522 Special Agents Dec. 12, 2023, for their role strengthening U.S. Consulate security in Adana during a time of regional tensions.In all, U.S. Ambassador Jeffry L. Flake awarded personalized recognition certificates to 26 officers, Airmen and civilian

  • OSI PJ secures X-37B space mission

    The Office of Special Investigations, Office of Special Projects, or PJ, were unsung heroes thanks to their counterintelligence activities and security efforts following a recent landmark Space Force launch.

  • In memoriam: Col. Tara Lunardi, OSI’s deputy commander

    It is with profound sadness and deep respect for a remarkable colleague that we announce the passing of Col. Tara R. Lunardi, the Deputy Commander of the Air Force Office of Special Investigations, who died peacefully Feb. 7, 2024, following a valiant battle against cancer. She was 48. Col. Lunardi

  • OSI agent earns medal following heroic autobahn rescue

    It was just another day for Special Agent Joe Fernandez when the familiar blur of the autobahn, known for its high speeds, gave way to an unexpected halt. As he joined the road, the OSI Det. 518 investigator was met with a standstill of vehicles and plumes of dark smoke unfurling into the morning