92ND SFS

• Unit Identity: The 92nd Security Forces Squadron (92nd SFS) is the primary law enforcement and security unit assigned to Fairchild Air Force Base, Washington. • Historical Roots: The 92nd SFS traces its lineage back to the early years of the U.S. Air Force, originally established as a base security unit to protect Strategic Air Command assets. • Cold War Mission: During the Cold War, members of the 92nd SFS played a critical role in securing nuclear alert facilities and B-52 bombers stationed at Fairchild AFB. • Operation Support: The 92nd SFS has deployed personnel in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom, Enduring Freedom, and other contingency operations overseas. • 9/11 Response: Following the September 11 attacks, the 92nd SFS rapidly increased security and implemented enhanced force protection measures to safeguard critical assets. • Community Involvement: The squadron regularly participates in community outreach, including K-9 demonstrations, school visits, and public safety events in the Spokane area. • K-9 Teams: The 92nd SFS is renowned for its military working dog teams, specializing in narcotics and explosives detection both at home and during deployments. • Training Excellence: Squadron personnel undergo rigorous training in advanced security tactics, weapons handling, and anti-terrorism operations to remain mission-ready. • Guardian Challenge: The 92nd SFS has competed in Air Force-wide Guardian Challenge competitions, showcasing their skills in law enforcement and security disciplines. • Wingman Culture: The squadron emphasizes a strong "Wingman" culture, focusing on teamwork, resilience, and supporting fellow Airmen both on and off duty.