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Special Agents recently engaged in live tactics exchanges with the French Gendarmerie de l’Air et de l’Espace (GAE), enhancing our ability to confront shared threats through interoperability & collaboration.
Earlier this month, members of our Behavioral Threat Assessment Cell presented at the Association of European Threat Assessment Professionals Conference.
While there, BTAC engaged with law enforcement, behavioral science & intel pros sharing insights on emerging trends.
A digital network called 764 is targeting minors across commonly used online platforms.
AFOSI urges families and leaders to stay informed, stay connected, and speak up -- 𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐚𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬.
🔗 Full story: lnkd.in/eDxCuYXJ
The Air Force Office of Special Investigations’ 5th Field Investigations Squadron and the Republic of Korea Air Force Investigative Agency (AFIA) recently held a joint forensic science exchange in South Korea to deepen our joint collaboration.
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OSI Detachment 624 recently hosted a joint softball game with the Kadena Police Station, bringing together agents, local law enforcement, and their families for an evening of camaraderie and cultural exchange.
According to the Justice Department, a joint investigation, led in part by AFOSI, resulted in a $1.95M settlement with a Reston-based defense contractor over false claims and unauthorized sales tied to two Air Force contracts.
🔗 Full story: justice.gov/usao-edva/pr/gov…
From counterintelligence operations to a high-stakes linguist competition, SA Daniela Carchedi has shown that language is a force multiplier.
Competing against elite linguists,she recently put her French skills to the test and won big.
Full story here:
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AFOSI’s work alongside law enforcement partners resulted in a $4.6 million settlement after a defense contractor failed to meet critical cybersecurity requirements on contracts with the Department of the Air Force and U.S. Army.
Read more: justice.gov/usao-ma/pr/defen…
#AFOSI leaders visited Tucson Sector HQ & received threat briefings on regional security challenges & engaged w/ JTF-SB Commander to discuss force protection & evolving threat landscape, reinforcing commitment to intel-driven ops, interagency cooperation & security of US.
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March 25th is designated by U.S. Congress as National Medal of Honor Day, dedicated to honoring those awarded for conspicuous gallantry & intrepidity at the risk of life above & beyond the call of duty. 🇺🇸
We invite you to join us in the annual recognition of these heroes.
#AFOSI leaders met w/ @RealNCIS, @CBP & the Joint Intel Task Force-Southern Border at the Joint Intelligence Fusion Center. Strengthening intel-driven operations through joint efforts directly aligns with national security objectives. @DeptofDefense @usairforce @SpaceForceDoD
AFOSI played a pivotal role in this investigation that resulted in a civilian electrical engineer for@DeptofDefense pleading guilty to unauthorized removal & retention of classified material. AFOSI is committed to protecting the U.S. #WarfightingAdvantage
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Our incredible #AFOSI Special Agents have been bolstering our nation’s defense of the Southern Border since a national emergency was declared nearly two months ago… Just another example of how Airmen defend the homeland 24/7!
#AFOSI is providing premier counterintel, force protection & insider threat support to the DOD mission to #SecuretheBorder.
Embedding Special Agents at key points of removal flights ensures real-time threat detection & upholds the integrity of border ops.
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#AFOSI is providing premier counterintel, force protection & insider threat support to the DOD mission to #SecuretheBorder.
Embedding Special Agents at key points of removal flights ensures real-time threat detection & upholds the integrity of border ops.
defense.gov/News/News-Storie…
As Col. Brian Stelma settles into his new role as AFOSI deputy commander, the 30-year military veteran brings decades of experience with him.
Read more about his leadership and vision here.
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Before aircrews take off, Special Agents are on the ground, delivering counterintelligence briefings and force protection to ensure mission success at the Southern Border and beyond.
📷: Senior Airman Devlin Bishop
Read more here ➡ osi.af.mil/News/Features/Dis…
AFOSI doesn’t just protect the mission—we protect American tax dollars.
In a joint investigation with the FBI, AFOSI Det. 331 helped expose a $7.6M COVID-19 loan fraud scheme, ensuring justice for those who stole from small businesses.
justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/mou…
When disaster struck over the Potomac, AFOSI Det. 336 responded without hesitation.From securing evidence at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling to coordinating with local counterparts, read more about their response and teamwork below.
Full story here ➡ osi.af.mil/News/Features/Dis…
“Interagency partnerships are vital to fighting child exploitation,” said SA Pierson, AFOSI Det. 632. “AFOSI is committed to these partnerships & our mission of protecting the DAF from criminal behavior that threatens the mission, equipment & people of the Department.”
An Eielson Airman was sentenced today to five years in prison & will serve 15 years on supervised release for paying to receive child pornography. @FBIAnchorage @RealAFOSI 🔗justice.gov/usao-ak/pr/eiels…
ALT Yellow quote graphic with blue text that says, "The widespread dissemination of images of children forced to endure sexual abuse is a horrific crime that law enforcement fights every day. Mr. Cozens contributed to the revictimization of those children by paying for visuals of child sexual abuse. My office will continue to protect our most vulnerable by partnering with law enforcement to find and prosecute anyone who targets children for nefarious purposes. Kathryn R. Vogel, First Assistant United States Attorney, District of Alaska."