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Security forces Airmen line up to receive ammo before firing the M9 pistol. Reservists from the 419th Security Forces Squadron trained at Fort Wolters alongside more than 60 Airmen from bases across the country. They received additional training on weapons, tactical movements and simulated base defense in a hostile location. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Crystal Charriere)

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Security forces Airmen line up to receive ammo before firing the M9 pistol. Reservists from the 419th Security Forces Squadron trained at Fort Wolters alongside more than 60 Airmen from bases across the country. They received additional training on weapons, tactical movements and simulated base defense in a hostile location. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Crystal Charriere)

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Security forces reservists stay ready for war

Published July 26, 2013
By Senior Airman Crystal Charriere
419th Fighter Wing Public Affairs

FORT WOLTERS, Texas -- Airmen from the 419th Security Forces Squadron, Hill Air Froce Base, Utah, spent two weeks at Fort Wolters as part of Patriot Defender, a sustainment training course for security forces reservists. They joined about 60 other reservists from across the country to stay up to date on tactics. More than 1,200 security forces Airmen train at Fort Wolters each year.

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