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Gaby Miranda, a student in a Rape Aggression Defense

Gaby Miranda, a student in a Rape Aggression Defense

Gaby Miranda, a student in a Rape Aggression Defense Systems class, defends herself from acting actor Staff Sgt. Ryan Hauck, 355th Security Forces Squadron certified R.A.D. instructor, at Davis-Monthan Air Forc... More

U.S. Air Force airman Joel Burdett, 355th Security

U.S. Air Force airman Joel Burdett, 355th Security

U.S. Air Force airman Joel Burdett, 355th Security Forces Squadron certified R.A.D. instructor, prepares to run an attack scenario with a student in a Rape Aggression Defense Systems class at Davis-Monthan Air ... More

Staff Sgt. Ryan Hauck, 355th Security Forces Squadron

Staff Sgt. Ryan Hauck, 355th Security Forces Squadron

Staff Sgt. Ryan Hauck, 355th Security Forces Squadron certified R.A.D. instructor, blocks a student from escaping during an attack scenario at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz., April 26th, 2013. The class is... More

U.S. Air Force airman Joel Burdett, 355th Security

U.S. Air Force airman Joel Burdett, 355th Security

U.S. Air Force airman Joel Burdett, 355th Security Forces Squadron, plays an attacker with a student in a Rape Aggression Defense Systems class at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz., April 26th, 2013. R.A.D. i... More

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