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Security Forces 3c
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Ethics | Rules of behavior understanding what's morally good vs. morally bad |
| SF Code of Conduct | Guides our ethical behavior as SF Defenders. |
| Exercising Authority | Accept your authority entrusted to you, be fair, be firm, be impartial, build public trust. |
| Professional Demeanor and Military Bearing | Treat everyone in a dignified and respectful manner at all times. Escalate if this approach does not work. Once in control demonstrate good discipline and remain respectful. |
| Personal Appearance | Defenders set the initial impression of the Air Force to the public entering the installation, Maintain a high standard of appearance. Set the example for all to follow. |
| Personal Attitudes | No matter your life background, perform your duties in an impartial, professional, and helpful manner. Discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, age, disability, or gender is not allowed. |
| Assistance to Others | Render assistance to the public. Assist injured or ill individuals. Assist to the best of your ability. |
| Attention to Duty | Remain alert and vigilant on post at all times. Do not consume any more of alcoholic beverage while on duty or within 8 hours prior to duty. |
| Off-Duty Conduct | SF is a high visibility career field and should remain above reproach at all times, on and off duty. |
| Protection of Privacy | SF must protect private information collected during the course of their duties. Do not discuss offenses or incidents, except in the line of duty. |
| Defensor Fortis (Our Motto) | Our mission is Force Protection. Defensor in Latin means defend, guard, or protect. Fortis in Latin means strong, brave, or powerful. |
| The SF Uniform | Defenders wear a unique duty uniform for the purpose of identification and as evidence of authority. It provides a deterrent to those who seek to violate the law. Reflects a visible symbol of the AF's commitment to protect itself, community, and public. |
| The SF Shield | Symbol of authority, responsibility, public faith, and trust to each member who wears it. Wear it with pride, dignity, and restraint. First official Air Police shield issued in 1959. Current shield adopted in 1966. |
| The SF Beret | Military berets have been the trademark that identifies a particular group as being special and from the average military member. Officially worn worldwide by our field starting in February 1976, it significantly symbolizes authority. |
| The SF Flash | The Falcon over crossed runways was adopted in 1997. Blue alludes to the sky (AF operations.) Yellow refers to the sun (SF member excellence.) The Falcon with talons extended (Force Protection.) Motto on the bottom. |