How do I join AFOSI?
Potential applicants can request an OSI Potential Applicant Form by sending an email to the OSI Enlisted Recruiting Team organizational box, [email protected]. If determined eligible, applicants will complete the required paperwork associated with application.
How long is AFOSI training?
At the conclusion of 19 weeks of training, each new recruit is a knowledgeable, highly motivated investigator, confident that he or she can operate in real-world investigative environments.
How much do AFOSI agents make?
Salary. New special agents can expect to earn between $47,000 and over $80,000 per year. The large variation in salary depends on the level of education and prior experience of the candidate, which will determine what level he or she is hired at.
What is AFOSI AFSC?
Overview: The Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI) is a federal law enforcement agency that operates outside the military chain of command.
Is AFOSI a good job?
Great Experience AFOSI offers tons of opportunities, experiences, opportunity to advance and an overall fulfilling career. The hours are long and the red tape it never ending, but the people are some of the best you’ll ever know.
Does AFOSI do polygraph?
Also, AFOSI special agents may be required to take a counterintelligence polygraph examination. How long does the hiring process take? From application to hire, the process takes between six months and a year.
What gun does AFOSI carry?
AFOSI agents’ primary firearm is the 9×19mm SIG Sauer P228, though other weapons are available for use depending on the needs of the mission, including the M4 and MP5. Agents may also carry a personally owned weapon (POW) from an approved list of manufacturers in 9mm.
Does AFOSI deploy?
The AFOSI defines itself as a federal law enforcement and investigative agency that operates throughout the full spectrum of conflict, seamlessly within any domain. When deployed to areas of responsibility, AFOSI members tend to focus on terrorist threats.
How do you become an AFOSI special agent?
All new AFOSI special agent recruits — whether officer, enlisted or civilian — receive their entry-level training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Glynco, Ga. The training requires that each recruit meet physical requirements that are located on the FLETC web site at www.fletc.gov.
What is the Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI)?
While the U.S. Army Criminal Investigations Command enjoys a longer history that dates back to the American Civil War, the Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI) boasts a rich investigative tradition with ties to famed FBI director J. Edgar Hoover himself.
What are the three fields of operations at AFOSI?
There are three fields of operations at the AFOSI: criminal investigation, fraud investigation and counter-intelligence investigation. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Airman 1st Class Joshua Magbanua)
What does AFOSI do?
AFOSI identifies, investigates and neutralizes criminal, terrorist, and espionage threats to Air Force and Department of Defense personnel and resources. AFOSI has 3,002 active-duty, Reserve and civilian personnel.