вЂњWe incorporate the extra skills gained at OCSO SWAT school into our training, which drastically increases our operational and response capabilities for real-world tactical responses on base, and also allows us to build interagency relationships,вЂќ said Tech. This training is necessary if these counterparts are to come together and work as a team when they are in an emergency situation that doesnвЂ™t allow time for practice. Incidents like an active shooter can occur on a military base, and the security forces members must be able to work with local law enforcement who will come to the base to aid in those kinds of emergencies. вЂњThis training fosters ongoing partnerships with Oklahoma County and helps form cohesive teams that are better prepared to work together.вЂќ Matthew Emerson, commander of the 137th SOSFS. вЂњOur Airmen are learning many new tactics, techniques and procedures that will allow them to integrate with local law enforcement in the event that an incident occurs on base,вЂќ said Lt. The ten-day training was a challenge for the members, as none of them had ever done any kind of SWAT training before this experience.

вЂњUntil now in my military career, the only training IвЂ™ve had was in tech school or on-the-job training, so I learned a lot during this course that I didnвЂ™t know about вЂ“ especially things like applying tourniquets and the other medical stuff.вЂќ вЂњThis was really cool and probably some of the best hands-on training of my military career so far,вЂќ said Airman 1st Class Harley Jones, a member of the 137th SOSFS. It is not a required readiness or training item for anyone in the squadron, but that makes the training itself more valuable for the members who participate. 8, 2019.Д®ach year for the past six years, the 137th Special Operations Security Forces Squadron (137th SOSFS) has taken the opportunity to participate in special weapons and tactics training with local law enforcement agencies within Oklahoma County. Six members of the Oklahoma Air National Guard participated in SWAT training with the Oklahoma County SheriffвЂ™s Office (OCSO) in and around Oklahoma City, Monday through Friday, from Oct.

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