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Responsible for training and readiness of Navy Security Forces (NSF); plans, develops, directs and administers the execution of Security Force individual sustainment, unit level training and command certification programs for afloat, ashore and expeditionary units; writes technical reports and tactics, techniques and procedures to support existing and emergent requirements; provides senior advanced technical leadership and coordinates mission assurance personnel for sustained operations ashore and afloat. They may serve as, but not limited only to serving as officers in charge, security force department heads, division officers, antiterrorism officers, instructors, assessors and various operational and staff billets.",{"id":85,"code":86,"title":87,"branch":67,"category":9,"description":88,"status":62,"rank":75},"b7c9edb2-7700-46c3-8a88-11289ed6edcb","31PX","Security Forces Officer","The ultimate objective of every Air Force operation is security—for our Airmen, our bases and our country. Utilizing their broad expertise—encompassing weapons systems, antiterrorism, law enforcement, Air Base Ground Defense, industrial security and Combat Arms—Security Forces Officers lead others to ensure we achieve this objective. Directing Air Base Ground Defense functions, these professionals control and secure the terrain inside and adjacent to military installations as well as the personnel, equipment and resources within to keep us safe.",{"id":90,"code":91,"title":92,"branch":72,"category":73,"description":93,"status":62,"rank":63},"5b9682cb-d7c6-4cec-8c0f-1d1ec4c46c23","31Z","Senior Military Police Sergeant","Senior Military Police Sergeant is responsible for supervising the manning, training, equipping and combat readiness of a BN/BDE level of command; principle staff NCO in operations whom plans, coordinates and manages BN/BDE operations, training and tasking’s to provide Police Operations; Corrections and Detention, Security and Mobility support and Criminal Investigations. Provides for the health and welfare of Soldiers and their families across the command. Serves as the senior enlisted advisor to the Commander and Provost Marshal on policing, security of critical installation resources, and all enlisted matters; develops and implements law enforcement policies and procedures."]