USAFOV

USAFOV, or United States Air Force Office of Special Investigations, is a specialized investigative agency within the United States Air Force. Established in 1962, USAFOSI is responsible for conducting criminal investigations within the Air Force, including allegations of sexual assault, fraud, and other serious crimes. The agency operates independently of the Air Force's judicial system and is overseen by the Air Force Inspector General.

USAFOV's primary mission is to ensure the integrity of the Air Force by investigating allegations of misconduct and providing recommendations to the Air Force Inspector General. The agency employs a team of specially trained investigators who undergo rigorous training to handle sensitive and complex cases. USAFOSI's investigations are conducted with the utmost confidentiality and professionalism, ensuring that victims of misconduct receive support and justice.

The agency's work is crucial in maintaining the trust and credibility of the Air Force within the broader military and civilian communities. By addressing allegations of misconduct, USAFOSI helps to uphold the standards of conduct and integrity that are essential for the effective operation of the Air Force. The agency's efforts also contribute to the overall mission of promoting a safe and respectful environment for all Air Force personnel.