460th SFS

• Origins: The 460th Security Forces Squadron (SFS) was activated as part of the 460th Space Wing at Buckley Air Force Base, Colorado, supporting the United States Air Force’s space and missile defense missions. • Primary Mission: The squadron’s main role is to provide security for Buckley SFB, including protection of critical space assets, personnel, and resources. • Space Asset Protection: The 460th SFS plays a crucial part in safeguarding the Space-Based Infrared System (SBIRS) ground stations, which are vital for missile warning and space surveillance. • Post-9/11 Response: Following the attacks on September 11, 2001, the 460th SFS heightened security measures, increased patrols, and implemented advanced access control systems. • Deployments: Members of the 460th SFS have deployed to various locations worldwide, including the Middle East, in support of Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. • Canine Unit: The squadron includes a Military Working Dog section, which assists in explosive detection, drug interdiction, and law enforcement operations. • Community Engagement: The 460th SFS regularly participates in community outreach programs, local law enforcement training, and public safety demonstrations. • Modernization: The squadron has adopted cutting-edge security technology, such as biometric identification and enhanced surveillance systems, to protect the base’s sensitive operations. • Honors and Awards: Over the years, the 460th SFS has received Air Force-level awards for outstanding performance in force protection and law enforcement. • Transition to Space Force: With the establishment of the United States Space Force, the 460th SFS now supports missions under Space Base Delta 2, continuing its legacy in defense of space operations.