Security forces get fired up
By Capt. Jennifer Gerhardt, Wing Public Affairs
/ Published October 30, 2007
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Firearms instructor Senior Airman Joshua Hartford, 446th Security Forces Squadron, McChord Air Force Base, Wash., watches an Air Force Reserve eam member prepare to fire the M4 during their annual firearms training Oct. 20 at Fort Lewis. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Desiree Kiliz)
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Staff Sgt. Jeremiah Davis, 446th Security Forces Squadron, loads ammunition into his M4 before beginning to fire. Sergeant Davis joined his fellow security forces Airmen for an all day and night qualification during the Reserve weekend at McChord Air Force Base, Wash., Oct. 20-21.
MCCHORD AIR FORCE BASE, WASH. --
McChord Reservists from the 446th Security Forces Squadron completed their annual firearms training Oct. 20-21. Part of the training consisted of firing weapons during the day and night to be qualified with the M-4 and M-9 pistol.
In the next several months, security forces will emphasize air base defense skills, conduct physical training every UTA and work to get each squad member new protective gear.
In the 2007 fiscal year, 13 people within the squadron have been deployed more than 1,100 days for Operations Iraqi and Enduring Freedom, European Command and Pacific Command missions.