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The Role Of A Military Police Officer In The United States Air Force
I am a Military Police Officer in the United States Air Force. My duties include conducting traffic enforcement, responding to 911 calls of many types, as well as protecting military assets and high ranking military personnel. I have also worked as part of our Emergency Services Team. As part of EST I have received training in crisis negotiation, extensive firearms training, Use of Force training, hostage rescue and asset recovery. I have worked overseas providing security to humanitarian relief personnel in high threat locations, as well as body guard services to many members in the Department of defense. Currently, I am the Non Commissioned Officer in Charge of our Supply and Logistics section as I supervise three personnel and oversee 6.7
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