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Col. Keith Givens, Air Force Office of Special Investigations vice commander, left, and OSI Special Agent Bob Powers, place a pin shaped like an OSI badge onto a wreath in honor of OSI's fallen heroes. A group from OSI visited the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial May 16 to place the wreath and to remember all of OSI's fallen heroes. The names of OSI's fallen are chiseled into the memorial along with thousands of other law enforcement professionals who have made the ultimate sacrifice. More than 20,000 friends, family members and colleagues of the fallen are expected to visit the memorial during National Police Week, which runs from May 15-20. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Mike Hastings.)

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Col. Keith Givens, Air Force Office of Special Investigations vice commander, left, and OSI Special Agent Bob Powers, place a pin shaped like an OSI badge onto a wreath in honor of OSI's fallen heroes. A group from OSI visited the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial May 16 to place the wreath and to remember all of OSI's fallen heroes. The names of OSI's fallen are chiseled into the memorial along with thousands of other law enforcement professionals who have made the ultimate sacrifice. More than 20,000 friends, family members and colleagues of the fallen are expected to visit the memorial during National Police Week, which runs from May 15-20. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Mike Hastings.)

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Special Agent (Capt.) Justin Soderlund crafted this woodcarving memorial to Special Agent (Capt.) Alexander Stanton of Det. 421, Luke Air Force Base, Ariz., who died in a motorcycle accident Sept. 30, 2016, near his home in Scottsdale, Ariz. (U.S. Air Force photo courtesy SA Justin Soderlund)

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The official portrait of Master Sgt. Tara Brown, one of OSI's fallen heroes. MSgt. Brown, 33, of Deltona, Fla., died Apr. 26 near Kabul, Afghanistan of wounds sustained from an Afghan gunman who also killed seven other Airmen as well as an American civilian contractor in a shooting spree in the Afghan Air Force compound in Kabul.

Prior to January, MSgt. Brown was assigned as the Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge, Client Support Technician for Headquarters Air Force Office of Special Investigations Personnel Division at Andrews AFB, Md.

MSgt. Brown was deployed to Afghanistan on Jan. 3, 2011, and was serving a one year tour with NATO Air Training Command as an international trainer on the basic fundamentals on desktop computers and networking to Afghan air force technicians.

According to the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan, an Afghan military pilot opened fire on international troops. The shooting occured at the Afghan national air force compound at North Kabul International Airport.

Air Force Office of Special Investigations members volunteered with the Honor Flight Network May 21 at the WW II memorial in Washington, D.C. Pictured here are Tech. Sgt. Laura Puza, left, and OSI Special Agent Karolyn Derosier, with a WW II veteran. The Honor Flight Network is a non-profit organization created to honor America's veterans. The network transports the veterans to Washington, D.C. to visit their respective memorials. OSI members attending the event helped usher the veterans around the WWII memorial. For more information on the Honor Flight Network, visit www.honorflight.org. (U.S. Air Force photo by Special Agent Jacob Barrett.)

Osan Air Base Honor Guard members fold a flag during the ceremonial retreat May 19, honoring Master Sgt. Tara Brown from the Air Force Office of Special Investigations and Senior Airman Nicholas Alden from security forces for National Police Week. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Chad Thompson)

Maj. Traci Wallace, AFOSI 5th Field Investigations Squadron, was the narrator of the ceremonial retreat held at Osan Air Base May 19, to honor Master Sgt. Tara Brown from OSI and Senior Airman Nicholas Alden from security forces. Osan members recently celebrated National Police Week with a weapons and vehicle display and free fingerprinting at the base exchange; a 5k fun-run; and the ceremonial retiring of two Airmen who were killed in the line of duty. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Chad Thompson)

A joint formation stands near the memorial in front of Osan Air Base’s Turumi Lodge May 19, to honor fallen law enforcement members during National Police Week. Osan members recently celebrated National Police Week with a weapons and vehicle display and free fingerprinting at the base exchange; a 5k fun-run; and the ceremonial retiring of two Airmen who were killed in the line of duty. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Chad Thompson)

Special Agent Bob Powers, Air Force Office of Special Investigations, reads the engraved names of fallen law enforcement members at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, D.C. SA Powers and several other OSI members visited the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial May 16 to place a memorial wreath and to honor all of OSI's fallen heroes. The names of OSI's fallen are chiseled into the memorial along with thousands of other law enforcement professionals who have made the ultimate sacrifice. More than 20,000 friends, family members and colleagues of the fallen are expected to visit the memorial during National Police Week, which runs from May 15-20. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Mike Hastings.)

In observance of the 60th Anniversary of the Air Force Office of Special Investigations a wreath is placed at the Air Force Memorial Aug. 1. Saluting the wreath in a moment of tribute to the men and women of AFOSI are (l to r) Mr. Douglas Thomas, AFOSI Executive Director, Command Chief Master Sgt. Chris Redmond, AFOSI Command Chief and Brig. Gen. Dana Simmons, AFOSI commander. (U.S. Air Force photo/Mike Hastings)

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