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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Who is in charge of the USMC Center for security forces?

  Capt. Douglas J. Pegher took the helm to become the eighth naval officer to serve as the Center for Security Forces commanding officer. The change of command ceremony took place at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story, July 9.

• Are USAF security forces mostly infantry?

  USAF Security Forces (SF) were formerly known as Military Police (MP), Air Police (AP), and Security Police (SP) at various points in its history. Due to its significant ground combat mission, Security Forces are often regarded as integral infantry within the Air Force and were formed on the premise of being the Air Force’s Marine Corps.

• What does the Center for security forces learning offer?

  Center for Security Forces Learning Site Little Creek provides basic and advanced training in harbor security operations, level two coxswain training, and boarding team boat crew training for U.S. Navy personnel. Center for Security Forces Learning Gulfport provides basic expeditionary warfare skills training for U.S. Navy personnel.

• Whats new at the center for security forces chesapeake?

  The Center for Security Forces announced the recent and successful launch of its newly relocated corrections specialist course at Detachment Chesapeake. The uniqueness of the training is the practical hands-on experience that students gain by training in an actual brig setting.

• What does a security forces specialist do?

  A Security Forces specialist is trained in law enforcement and combat arms to protect and serve their fellow Airmen around the clock with similar responsibilities as civilian officers, including responding to emergencies, directing traffic and investigating crimes on base.