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Now hiring: OSI recruiting enlisted talent
January 17, 2023 — What does it take to join the Office of Special Investigations? OSI may be the right fit for qualified individuals looking for a fulfilling and challenging career, said Special Agent Tamisha Turner, OSI HQ senior enlisted leader for enlisted recruiting... MORE

AFOSI offers fraud safety, prevention guide
November 7, 2022 — The Air Force Office of Special Investigations 11th Field Investigative Squadron at Joint Base San Antonio offers tips on fraud safety and prevention... MORE

Special agents, investigators practice forensic science skills at JBSA
October 28, 2022 — When crimes occur on Joint Base San Antonio, multiple law enforcement and investigative agencies stand ready to respond. These agencies work together on a regular basis during incidents and for specialized training sessions, like the one held at JBSA-Fort Sam Houston Oct. 21, hosted by Air Force Office of Special Investigations Detachment 404... MORE

Air Force Office of Special Investigations Detachment 404

Local AFOSI agents build partnerships with state law enforcement
May 11, 2021 — "Strengthening Partner Engagement" is one of the bedrock strategic lines of effort for the Air Force Office of Special Investigations, the value of which was showcased recently in the Lone Star State. ... MORE

Twelve members of the OSI 3rd Field Investigations Squadron, Specialized Surveillance Team, Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas, participated in advanced driver training, in vehicles like the one pictured, and hosted by Texas Department of Public Safety State Troopers. It consisted of various dynamic driving courses of high and low-speed maneuvers, designed to enhance SST member skills and judgment behind the wheel. (DPS photo)

Naval Criminal Investigative Service has vital presence at JBSA
January 30, 2020 — Whether it’s investigating crimes involving service members or briefing commanders on preventive measures to fight crime, the Naval Criminal Investigative Service has a small, yet vital, presence at Joint Base San Antonio... MORE

With 1,100 special agents in 191 locations across the world, the Naval Criminal Investigative Service is the civilian federal law enforcement agency within the Department of Navy that investigates felony level crimes involving active-duty members serving in the Navy and the Marine Corps, including cases on and off military installations in the U.S. and around the world.

AFOSI seeks enlisted Airmen to join ranks
May 15, 2019 — The Air Force Office of Special Investigations is actively seeking enlisted Airmen in the ranks of senior airman through technical sergeant to cross-train into the 7SXXX Air Force Specialty Code and serve as AFOSI special agents... MORE

The Air Force Office of Special Investigations is actively seeking enlisted Airmen in the ranks of senior airman through technical sergeant to cross-train into the 7SXXX Air Force Specialty Code and serve as AFOSI special agents.
Originally founded in 1948, AFOSI is modeled after the Federal Bureau of Investigation and investigates all felony-level crimes involving Air Force people and property.