Security forces adds Krav Maga to weapons cache

Senior Airman Emitt Smith (left), 95th Security Forces Squadron patrolman, tries to remove a gun from Staff Sgt. Seth Swaboski, 95th SFS training noncommissioned officer, during Krav Maga martial arts training Sept. 14. Thirteen security forces personnel received their instructor certification. (Photo by Senior Airman Julius Delos Reyes)

Security forces adds Krav Maga to weapons cache

Members of the 95th Security Forces Squadron perform combat techniques during Krav Maga martial arts training here Sept. 14. Krav Maga is the Israeli military's official system of self defense and hand-to-hand combat. (Photo by Senior Airman Julius Delos Reyes)

Shadow program donates gaming consoles to Oasis

Chief Master Sgt. Juan Lewis (second from left), 95th Air Base Wing command chief, talks to Terry Stegman (third from left), Oasis Community Center director, as Airman 1st Class Isaiah Suarez (left), 95th Security Forces Squadron entry controller, and Airman 1st Class Melissa Lugo-Velez (right), 95th ABW Judge Advocate paralegal, look on at the Oasis on Aug. 10 during one of the stopovers for the Shadow Program. Airman Suarez was the honorary command chief as part of the Shadow Program implemented by Chief Lewis. The chief and the two Airmen donated video game consoles to the Oasis. (Photo by Airman 1st Class Julius Delos Reyes)

Security forces Airman earns Bronze Star with Valor

Col. Arnie Bunch, 412th Test Wing commander, shakes the hand of Senior Airman Phillip King, a patrolman with the 95th Security Forces Squadron, during the ceremony awarding a Bronze Star Medal with Valor to the Airman at the 95th SFS headquarters July 30. Airman King received the awad for his gallantry during a deployment in Afghanistan. (Photo by Edward Cannon)

LAPD trains security forces

Staff Sgt. Martin Seau, 95th Security Forces Squadron patrolman, receives light detection and ranging unit training from Los Angeles Police Department Officer Don Inman during the radar and LIDAR procedures seminar July 12. The five-day training course included calibration and operation procedures for both handheld and vehicle-mounted radar and LIDAR units. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Jay Fury)

Staying within the lines

An artist from Sky Murals & Beyond paints a mural for the 95th Security Forces Squadron training room July 12. The mural painting company helped improve what used to be an unused vehicle bay, but is now a modern training facility capable of handling the training requirements for the base’s security forces. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Jay Fury)