Air Force Osi

OSI's "Man in Paris" Honored with Hall of Fame Recognition

OSI Honors Trailblazers During Women's History Month Luncheon

Quantico, VA - The Air Force Office of Special Investigations (OSI) recently honored one of its own, "Man in Paris", with induction into the Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony took place at the Women's History Month luncheon, where OSI recognized the contributions of trailblazing women within the agency.

OSI: A Force in Law Enforcement

OSI is a federal law enforcement agency that investigates criminal, terrorist, and espionage threats to Air Force and Department of Defense personnel and assets. With its headquarters at Quantico, Virginia, OSI has seven field investigation regions aligned with Air Force major commands.

Eligibility Requirements

To apply to OSI, individuals must be enlisted in the Air Force. Those entering the Air Force from another branch of service with qualifying rank and seniority may also be eligible for OSI.

Hall of Fame Recognition

"Man in Paris," an OSI legend, was honored for his exceptional contributions to the agency. His induction into the Hall of Fame recognizes his dedication to the OSI mission and his unwavering commitment to protecting the Air Force.

OSI continues to champion diversity and inclusion, recognizing the valuable contributions of all its members. The Women's History Month luncheon and the induction of "Man in Paris" into the Hall of Fame are testaments to the agency's ongoing efforts to foster an equitable and inclusive workplace.