Antiterrorism Highlights

Basic Tenants

-- Terrorism is common World Wide
-- U.S. Citizens are being attacked more frequently
-- ANYONE can commit acts of terrorism -- ANYONE

Rules for Personal Protection

-- USE COMMON SENSE--if it doesn't seem right--report it! 
-- Keep a low profile; attempt to dress like the locals 
-- Be Unpredictable, vary routes and times to work 
-- Store money, ID's etc.. in places that are inaccessible to anyone but you 
-- BOTTOM LINE--Regardless of how important YOU think it is (or is not), TELL SOMEONE!

Eagle Eyes Program: The USAF's Eagle Eyes program is a highly successful effort to not only fight crime, but also suspected acts of terrorism across America. In the aftermath of September 11, 2001, the need for strengthening and securing our communities has become even more critical, and Eagle Eyes reporting is taking on a greater significance. When you help your community by reporting suspicious acts, you help the nation.

Some examples of what the Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI) would like to see people reporting are:

Surveillance activities 

-- People or organizations attempting to gain information regarding military operations, capabilities, or people. 
-- Stealing or loss of explosives, weapons, and ammunition. 
-- Acquiring military uniforms, decals, flight manuals, base passes/badges and/or the equipment to manufacture such items. 
-- Suspicious persons in on or around military bases.

To report all suspicious activity please call AFOSI @ 276-1852 or (24 hrs) 30th SFS LE Desk @ 276-3911

View AFOSI Frequently Asked Questions.