113th Security Forces Squadron ompeted in a circuit of skills and fitness tests during May's drill weekend to cap off National Police Week on Joint Base Andrews in Md.

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Members of the 113th Security Forces Squadron, 113th Wing DC Air National Guard, competed in a circuit of skills and fitness tests during May's drill weekend to cap off National Police Week on Joint Base Andrews in Md.
Participants vied for the best time while completing tasks like disassembling an M4 rifle, running with ammo cans, and performing baton strikes while answering snap questions.

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Joint Base Andrews, Md. - Members of the 113th Security Forces Squadron, 113th Wing DC Air National Guard, competed in a circuit of skills and fitness tests during May's drill weekend to cap off National Police Week on Joint Base Andrews in Md. Participants vied for the best time while completing tasks like disassembling an M4 rifle, running with ammo cans, and performing baton strikes while answering snap questions.

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