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Senior Airman Mark Witt, 2nd Security Forces Squadron

Senior Airman Mark Witt, 2nd Security Forces Squadron

Senior Airman Mark Witt, 2nd Security Forces Squadron Base Defense Operations Center controller, fires an M4 carbine while training for the 2015 Global Strike Challenge at Fort Polk, La., Sept. 11, 2015. Witt a... More

Staff Sgt. Gabriel Larrazabal, 2nd Security Forces

Staff Sgt. Gabriel Larrazabal, 2nd Security Forces

Staff Sgt. Gabriel Larrazabal, 2nd Security Forces Squadron NCO in charge of plans and programs, practices with an M203 grenade launcher while training for the 2015 Global Strike Challenge at Fort Polk, La., Se... More

Senior Airman Aaron Wright, 2nd Security Forces Squadron

Senior Airman Aaron Wright, 2nd Security Forces Squadron

Senior Airman Aaron Wright, 2nd Security Forces Squadron installation patrolman, fires an M240 light machine gun in preparation for the 2015 Global Strike Challenge at Fort Polk, La., Sept. 11. The M240 is a be... More

Airmen with the 2nd Security Forces Squadron practice

Airmen with the 2nd Security Forces Squadron practice

Airmen with the 2nd Security Forces Squadron practice for the Humvee push portion of the 2015 Global Strike Challenge at Barksdale Air Force Base, La., Sept. 17. The Humvee push gave Airmen a chance to improve ... More

Senior Airmen Aaron Wright and Kenneth Burdick, 2nd

Senior Airmen Aaron Wright and Kenneth Burdick, 2nd

Senior Airmen Aaron Wright and Kenneth Burdick, 2nd Security Forces Squadron installation patrolmen, load an M240 light machine gun in preparation for the 2015 Global Strike Challenge at Fort Polk, La., Sept. 1... More

Senior Airman Kenneth Burdick, 2nd Security Forces

Senior Airman Kenneth Burdick, 2nd Security Forces

Senior Airman Kenneth Burdick, 2nd Security Forces Squadron installation patrolman, fires an M9 pistol in preparation for the 2015 Global Strike Challenge at Fort Polk, La., Sept. 11. Security Forces Airmen sho... More

Ammunition for the M240 light machine gun sits waiting

Ammunition for the M240 light machine gun sits waiting

Ammunition for the M240 light machine gun sits waiting to be used for a practice prior to the 2015 Global Strike Challenge at Fort Polk, La., Sept. 11, 2015. Airmen from across Air Force Global Strike Command w... More

Senior Airman Kenneth Burdick, 2nd Security Forces

Senior Airman Kenneth Burdick, 2nd Security Forces

Senior Airman Kenneth Burdick, 2nd Security Forces Squadron installation patrolman, fires an M9 pistol while training for the 2015 Global Strike Challenge at Fort Polk, La., Sept. 11. Reactive targets were used... More

Staff Sgt. Gabriel Larrazabal, 2nd Security Forces

Staff Sgt. Gabriel Larrazabal, 2nd Security Forces

Staff Sgt. Gabriel Larrazabal, 2nd Security Forces Squadron NCO in charge of plans and programs, fires an M4 carbine from a kneeling position while training for the 2015 Global Strike Challenge at Fort Polk, La... More

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