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Lyndon Deboma (bottom right), chief of information protection for the 194th Wing, poses for a photo with the 1989 10th Security Police Squadron’s ‘Peacekeeper Challenge’ team on RAF Alconbury, U.K. Deboma’s team placed first in the tactics event known as the ‘Defender Challenge.’ (Courtesy photo)

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194th Wing members working together again after 40 years

Lyndon Deboma (bottom right), chief of information protection for the 194th Wing, poses for a photo with the 1989 10th Security Police Squadron’s ‘Peacekeeper Challenge’ team on RAF Alconbury, U.K. Deboma’s team placed first in the tactics event known as the ‘Defender Challenge.’ (Courtesy photo)

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"Badge of Honor" is the USAF Security Forces legacy history that chronicles Defender force protection from the inception of the U.S. Air Force to today's Global War on Terrorism.

It explores the career field's primary core competencies of air base defense, law enforcement and nuclear security.

It is the first Air Force history that chronicles air base defense lessons learned and best practices experienced by USAF Security Forces as they continue to fulfill in perpetuity the career field's Latin motto "Defensor Fortis" - Defending the Force.

To read the full publication, click the link at Badge of Honor: Defender Airmen - History of Force Protection.

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