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Staff Sgt. Aaron Robison, 51st Security Forces Squadron training instructor, teaches 1st Lt. James Park, Republic of Korea air force 3rd Training Wing special duty team, proper baton training during the combat readiness course on Osan Air Base, ROK, Nov. 17, 2015. The five-day course covers different spectrums of defense needed to support the mission such as non-lethal fighting, combatives, land navigation and active-shooter training. It is designed to teach or re-teach the defenders to perform communicative, tactical, and emergency procedures through simulated environments ensuring they're prepared for real-world contingencies.
151117-F-ZZ999-300.JPG Photo By: Senior Airman Kristin High

Nov 20, 2015
Camp Smith, Hi - Staff Sgt. Aaron Robison, 51st Security Forces Squadron training instructor, teaches 1st Lt. James Park, Republic of Korea air force 3rd Training Wing special duty team, proper baton training during the combat readiness course on Osan Air Base, ROK, Nov. 17, 2015. The five-day course covers different spectrums of defense needed to support the mission such as non-lethal fighting, combatives, land navigation and active-shooter training. It is designed to teach or re-teach the defenders to perform communicative, tactical, and emergency procedures through simulated environments ensuring they're prepared for real-world contingencies.


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