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NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. – Eighty-five Defenders from across the Air Force sharpened their combat edge during Red Flag-Nellis 25-3, held July 21–31.Red Flag-Nellis is a large force, full mission profile exercise that provides realistic and relevant combat training through advanced, integrated
Class 25-A of the Security Forces Weapons and Tactics Instructor Course, or SF-WTIC, graduated Aug. 8 at Nellis Air Force Base after 18 weeks of rigorous training designed to produce expert tacticians and integrators for the Security Forces career field.SF-WTIC develops weapons and tactics
Translated from Latin, the motto of U.S. Air Force Security Forces – “Defensor Fortis” – literally means “strong defender.”In the Air Force, this phrase has taken on a similar meaning, one that defines the Security Forces mission – “defenders of the force.”Like other Air Force Security Forces
