Wing Patch

Photo:  Team Sheppard makes a splash at annual Build-a-Boat Race.  Maj. Gregory Nowak 82nd Security Forces Squadron Commander, races toward the "Finish Line" at the Build-a-Boat Race.

Photo: Staff Sgt. Thomas Butler, 82nd  Security Forces Squadron, and his military working dog “Murdog” train together.

Photo: Airman 1st Class William Landrum makes last-minute adjustments to his duffle bag before he and 12 of his 82nd Security Forces Squadron teammates board a bus for Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.  The 13-man team flew to Fort Lewis, Wash., for additional training with the Army before they head overseas.

Photo: Airman 1st Class Billy De Leon of the 82nd Security Forces Squadron is notified by Brig. Gen Richard Devereaux, commander of the 82nd  Training Wing, of his selection for promotion to senior airman under the Below-the-Zone program

Photo: Master Sgt. Buffie Verhagen, a military working dog trainer with the 82nd Security Forces Squadron, was promoted under the Stripes for Excellent Performers Program by Brig. Gen. James Hyatt, 5th Air Expeditionary Wing, Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, and Command Chief Master Sgt. Kelly, 2nd AF command chief.

Photo: Col. Steven McKay, 82nd Mission Support Group commander presents the guidon to incoming 82nd Security Forces Commander Maj. William Lowery at the 82nd SFS change-of-command ceremony.

Photo: Col. Steven McKay, 82nd Mission Support Group commander accepts the guidon from outgoing 82nd Security Forces Commander Maj. Greg Nowak at the 82nd SFS change-of-command ceremony.

Photo: Members of the 82nd Security Forces Squadron render salutes to the nation's flag May 14 during a ceremony to honor fallen law enforcement officers. More than 145 officers were killed in the line of duty in 2006.

Photo: Airmen like Senior Airman Paul Salazar helped the 82nd Security Forces Squadron achieve the honor of being named the Air Force's 2006 Outstanding Security Forces Unit in the small unit category.

Brig. Gen. Richard Devereaux, 82nd Training Wing commander, and Command Chief Master Sgt. Jeannie McLean present a trophy Feb. 16 to Senior Airman Glenn Davis, the 2006 Airman of the Year winner for the wing. Airman Davis, a member of the 82nd Security Forces Squadron, set himself apart while deployed to Iraq. He led a fire team during 11 mortar and rocket strikes, as well as securing the scene at two improvised explosive device incidents

Photo: Defense mechanisms kick in for the latest of Sheppard Air Force Base's wildlife captures, a bobcat located near a technical training facility Dec. 13. Ted Pepps, a wildlife biologist at the 80th Flying Training Wing, and 82nd Security Forces Squadron personnel captured the animal.