How do I get my username and password?
(You must be a member of AFSPA to access the Members Only section.)
Everybody must choose a new username and a new password (the old ones are no good). Send an email to HQ with your desired alpha username and password. They should consist of 6 to 12 characters.
Please send your username and password to: lbullock@grandecom.net or call AFSPA HQ toll free at 888-250-9876.
Also note that you are now able to make changes in your data and join or renew on line.
Note the new format for our public and Members Only photo galleries. They are much easier to navigate than the old galleries were and I hope you will share your photographs with us. Send by email, jpeg forma. We will post them as we develop categories for presentation.
Air Force Security Police Association - Welcome! Public Gallery
"Air Force professional [associations] are important to Air Force people and the mission. These organizations enhance the professional development of our Airmen and provide visibility for our air, space and cyberspace missions at a grass roots-level around the nation." |
– Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force Rodney J. McKinley |
Many private organizations develop professional skills and associations for individuals in many career fields and technical specialties. Membership in such associations may provide additional opportunities for mentoring as well as broadening technical expertise. AFSPA strives to be a professional organization! |
There are numerous reasons to join a professional military association. The following is a list of some of those reasons. |
• They build camaraderie, esprit de corps and provide insight to military legislation AFSPA local chapters and annual meetings |
• Many associations raise money for Airmen and their families. Many also provide scholarship opportunities for Airmen to further their education The AFSPA Affiliate, the Air Force Security Forces Foundation, will provide scholarships for the families of SF Members killed in the line of duty. |
• Professional military associations know what is needed by the profession (whether it’s a career field specific-association, or for all Airmen of all ranks) as members are the professionals themselves |
• Members are able to network with each other, and provide leadership, vision, mission and values |
• Most professional associations provide a wide variety of support services that include membership benefits, leadership development, resources, advocacy support, and professional development |
• On a personal level, the associations validate the work that you and fellow Airmen do every day. The existence of the association communicates to those outside the field that your work is valuable, and is worthy of their respect and support |
AFSPA Supporting the Security Forces for 22 years ...
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