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  • Guns and cars ensure senior leader readiness

    For the Air Force Office of Special Investigations being a good wingman is a family affair – an Air Force family affair that starts at the top with senior leadership. Four times a year a cadre of Air Force Special Investigations Academy instructors conduct a unique two-day anti-terrorism course

  • OSI: Eyes of the Eagle

    Every day there are men and women who wake up, put on their suits, strap on their badges and adorn the title of special agent. Crime and threats to the mission are not confined to the walls of a base, and neither are these special agents from the Air Force Office of Special Investigations. Their

  • OSI Recruiting Roadshow draws prospective agents

    For those old enough to remember, the Uncle Sam ‘I Want You’ poster was instrumental in recruiting young men to join the military. While times and methods have changed, reaching out to replenish the troops is just as important today as it was then. To ensure its enlisted force of special agents is

  • PSO: A special job for Special Agents

    For the Special Agents of the Air Force Office of Special Investigations there’s much more to Protective Services Operations than donning their signature sunglasses. PSOs are techniques and procedures designed to protect individuals, called principals, from accidental injury, embarrassment, physical

  • Special Agents trek 10 miles to honor veterans

    Air Force Office of Special Investigations Special Agent Christopher Miller comes from a long line of soldiers beginning with the Civil War and including a grandfather who served as a bubble gunner in a B-26 bomber in World War II, five uncles in the Korean and Vietnam Wars, and a cousin in Desert

  • David Wieger a fallen hero

    The Air Force Office of Special Investigations Detachment 303 held a building dedication ceremony November 1, in honor of Special Agent David Wieger. Wieger was a technical services agent at AFOSI Det. 303, Travis Air Force Base, California, from September 2004 until his death November 1, 2007.

  • Teen inherits piece of his dad

    Anthony Balmer knows how to change his own oil and still loves to listen to music from the '80s. Anthony, who turns 18 on July 14, learned his skills and love for music from his father when he was 7. "I can remember climbing under the car and not knowing what the heck my dad was doing," Anthony

  • DC3 volunteers serve the community

    One of the main reasons members of the U.S. military serve is to give back. Eight enlisted troops from the Department of Defense Cyber Crime Center gave back in a meaningful way June 16, 2017, when they volunteered at ReStore, a non-profit home improvement store run by Habitat for Humanity.

  • 25 EFIS, FPD-Uganda conduct analytic engagement

    The Air Force Office of Special Investigations 25th Expeditionary Field Investigations Squadron and Force Protection Detachment – Uganda conducted an analytic engagement May 3, 2017, in Kampala, Uganda. The event was hosted by the Uganda Police Force (UPF) at the Headquarters, Chieftaincy of

  • DC3 shares findings to save lives

    The butterfly effect occurs when a butterfly flaps its wings somewhere in the world resulting in a huge change somewhere else. That premise served as the impetus behind a briefing April 27, 2017, given by Department of Defense Cyber Crime Center Damaged Media Recovery expert Mr. Scott Lalliss to Lt.