September 2018

M O N TH LY BLOTTERLLC

USA LEOSA Applicat ion Review Mr Chad McCaulley Army Program ManagerEmail generalarmydefenseconsult ingservicecom Office 573-563-7243USAF LEOSA Applicat ion Review Ms April Hamilton Air Force Customer ServiceEmail generaldcsdefenseconsult ingservicecomOffice 866-384-3570 x Opt 5USN LEOSA Applicat ion ReviewMr Robert Bob Clifton LEOSA Customer ServiceEmail generalnavydefenseconsult ingservicecom Office 866-384-3570 x Opt 5

MAILING ADDRESS

What Are Bat chesBatches are utilized in tracking

ARMY LEOSA applications ONLY

Batches are how applications are grouped when they are received and

logged by our offices When confirmation receipt e-mails are sent

you are assigned a Batch This indicates the group that your

application will be reviewed with Once DCS completes an initial review of the

applications in a batch completed applications are put on a LIST to be sent to the PM for final approval If your applicat ion is incom plet e

incor rect or is held up by t he PM when t he LIST is being assem bled you w il l not be put on a l ist unt i l your applicat ion is com plet ed

regardless of t he in it ial bat ch you were assigned

DEFENSE CONSULTING SERVICES HAS MOVED

Applicat ions and addit ional docum ent at ion should be

m ailed t o

Defense Consult ing Services15750 IH-10 W

San Ant onio TX 78249

ANNOUNCEMENTS

ASFSC USAMPS CNIC

MPRA AFSFA

APPLY HERE

THE NEW LEOSAONLINECOM

DCS is extremely excited to announce the launch of the newly designed and fully automated LEOSAOnlinecom website This enhanced customer experience will provide ease in applying THE NEW WEBSITE ONLY AFFECTS AIR FORCE AND ARMY LEOSA CUSTOMERS AS THE NAVY HAS NOT YET ADOPTED THE NEW AUTOMATED PROCESS

During the 2014 stand-up of the USAF LEOSA program DCS proposed a completely automated online application process It was the belief that DCS would be able to host the LEOSAOnlinecom website as a secure site on the DOD server but this was not the case DCS was unable to proceed with the automated process due to DOD regulations thus requiring customers to submit hand-written or typed paper applications This cumbersome process proved to be time consuming and inefficient for both the customer and DCS DCS spent countless hours lobbying the government for change and has received modifications to the Air Force and Army contracts These contract modifications allow DCS to utilize Amazon Web Services Gov (AWSG) a completely secure DOD-certified cloud provider that accommodates all DOD Personally Identifiable Information (PII) requirements

This new platform provides a new application process that is not only less time consuming but more efficient and user-friendly The updated site now allows for a completely automated online experience All account information and application questions will be answered directly within your LEOSAOnlinecom account Digital uploading is now required for all photos application documents and the Service Request option can now be completed online Customers NO LONGER need to mail in applications additional documentation or service requests

The new website conveniently allows customers to log-in and out of their accounts without losing information Accounts feature a tracking bar that show completed steps in green and incomplete or required action steps in red Customers will be updated on the status of their application via e-mail through their online accounts DCS believes these new features will increase user-friendliness and greatly improve the application process for everyone

BRIGADIER GENERAL USAF (RETIRED)ALLEN J JAMERSON

Direct or of Secur it y Forces Headquar t ers US Air Force Washingt on DC 2012-2016Air Force lead for physical security of nuclear and conventional assets Formulated policy to protect AF personnel and resources from terrorism criminal acts sabotage and acts of war Organized trained and equipped 38500 officer force to support deployed and home station requirements Executive agent for all Department of Defense military working dog operations

Chief of St af f HQ AF Mat er iel Com m and Wr ight -Pat t erson AFB OH 2010-2012Directed 1300-person Major Command headquarters staff and day-to-day operations to meet Air Force Materiel Commanders intent Developed and implemented command guidance governing 12 centers 10 bases and major units and 74 thousand people Chaired HQ resource panel to prioritize and execute $116 million advised 4-star General on $8 billion budget

Com m ander 72d Air Base Wing Tinker AFB OK 2008-2010Directed 3200 person support organization that maintained base infrastructure and programs for 82500 employees and residents directed $269 million budget and $75 billion in resources Managed cohesive integration of functions including security civil engineering cyber-supportrecreation human relations and public affairs in support of base and deployed requirements

Vice Com m ander 42d Air Base Wing Maxwell AFB AL 2007-2008Led a team of 2200 personnel to provide critical installation support services Managed a $978 million budget maintained 900+ facilit ies on 4100 acres and provided support medical services and airfield operations for a major Air Force installation Directed activities to ensure health welfare and safety of 55000 employees and family members

Com m ander 90t h Secur it y Forces Group FE Warren AFB WY 2005-2007Chief of Police for 1100 personnel protecting 165 nuclear facilit ies over three-state area Directed weapon systems security law enforcement military working dogs information protection and confinement Managed $13 million budget and $20 million in associated resources Directed AF Space Command Nuclear Security Tactics and Training Center

PATRIOTS POINT

HOSTED BY MPRA

CONTRACT UPDATES

The phone number provided by AFSFC to validate USAF LEOSA cards is (877) 273

3098 This number is for LAW ENFORCEMENT USE ONLY

Ms April Hamilton has left her office at the SF Center and has relocated to the main

DCS Operations Office (866) 384-3570 x Opt 5

APRILHAMILTONDEFENSECONSULTINGSERVICECOM

All old phone numbers (ending in 5631 7030 5065 and 4523) will NO LONGER be

answered by DCS

If you have questions about a specific bases LEOSA policy feel free to contact usGENERALDCSDEFENSECONSULTINGSERVICECOM

Since March 2016 Army Lists 1-25 have been completed and mailed out

(2353 cards)

List 26 is still with OPMG awaiting final approval and signature

Batch 43 is currently being assembled at our San Antonio office Applications that are not ready are

dropped back to the next List

DCS is happy to announce the Navy website wwwleosanavycom is back up and online

ALL Navy applicants must also go to the Commander Navy Installations Command

LEOSA webpage httpswwwcnicnavymilomleosahtml to printfill out the SECNAV 55801 (pages 1amp2

only) and send it in along with their DCS application and supporting documentation The sample Commanding Officer Letter of

Verification (NOT page 3 of the 55801) is also located at this link

Since February 2018 Lists 1-3 have been completed and mailed out (243 cards) The

latest group of received applications is being reviewed at our San Antonio Office and will be sent to the PM once weve compiled the next

List Applications that are not ready are dropped back to the next List

Air For ce LEOSA

Ar my LEOSA

Navy LEOSA

Milit ary Police and Law Enforcem ent Expo

18-20 Sep 2018Nutter Field House

Ft Leonard Wood MO

Regist erVenueDirect ions

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT

Kick-Of f Celebrat ion

29 Sep 2018 9am - 3pmVFW Post 76

10th and BroadwaySan Antonio TX

Regist er

The 2018 Air Force Security Forces Association (AFSFA) National Meeting was held in Sacramento CA 23-26 August DCS Ms April Hamilton was in attendance and gave a small briefing on the history of standing up the LEOSA program and updates on what is to come Members and attendees were also briefed by Heidi Scheppers Deputy Director of Security Forces and CMSgt Steven West IMA to the Security Forces Manager The trip was capped off with a trip to Travis AFB and the 2018 Allen J Jamerson AFSFA Chapter of the Year award was presented (for the second year in a row) to the National Capitol Region-Maryland Chapter

DCS EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTHSHAWN WAGHORNMr Waghorn consistently epitomizes DCS Culture in order to improve his relationships with the USAF and his clientele in the AFSFC As the primary Action Officer responsible for Air Force Space Command and the assistant Action Officer for the Air National Guard and the Air Force Reserve Command for Integrated Base Defense Security Systems (IBDSS) issuesconcernsprojects Mr Waghorn has provided explicit guidance and direction and has diligently managed compliance for systems installations during 8 weekly teleconferences for USAF level project designs

2018 AIR FORCE SECURITY FORCES ASSOCIATION NATIONAL MEETING

DCS RECOGNIZES

Fourteen Security Forces teams from US Air Force major commands Great Britain and Germany will be testing their skills in realistic weapons scenarios simulated dismounted operations and grueling combat endurance events as part of the 2018 Air Force Defender Challenge to be held Sept 10-13 at Joint Base

San Antonio-Camp Bullis Texas

The team with the most combined points wins the coveted Defender Challenge Championship Trophy

Great Britain has held the trophy since winning it at the last Defender Challenge in 2004

The event which has been on a 14-year hiatus traces its lineage back more than 37 years when Headquarters Air Force Office of Security Police first held the world-wide defender s competition

(Full article HERE)

The competition will test the very same skills Defenders may need to employ on any day at any air base in any area of responsibility They will be placed under stress and will need to shoot move and

communicate with their fire team -- Brig Gen Andrea Tullos Air Force Director of Security Forces

(US Air Force Photos Photo of Sadler Cup from Nena Rhynes)

Fourteen Security Forces teams from US Air Force major commands Great Britain and Germany will be testing their skills in realistic weapons scenarios simulated dismounted operations and grueling combat endurance events as part of the 2018 Air Force Defender Challenge to be held Sept 10-13 at Joint Base

San Antonio-Camp Bullis Texas

The team with the most combined points wins the coveted Defender Challenge Championship Trophy

Great Britain has held the trophy since winning it at the last Defender Challenge in 2004

The event which has been on a 14-year hiatus traces its lineage back more than 37 years when Headquarters Air Force Office of Security Police first held the world-wide defender s competition

(Full article HERE)

The competition will test the very same skills Defenders may need to employ on any day at any air base in any area of responsibility They will be placed under stress and will need to shoot move and

communicate with their fire team -- Brig Gen Andrea Tullos Air Force Director of Security Forces

(US Air Force Photos Photo of Sadler Cup from Nena Rhynes)