Security Forces Implements Shift Change

[@diabeetus9522]

Is this throughout the air force or is it mostly still 12 hour shifts for everywhere else?

[@Forensource]

There are two types of security shifts. There are "back office" people who work in admin and support roles - they normally work 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM or so. Then there are the rest who do policing and security work - they can work days, swings, or graves. When I was at Beale, 30 years ago! I worked dayshift, which was six days on and three days off. Other guys worked swings and mids, three swings, then three meds, and three days off. Each base will be a little different.

[@iggyvanzandt4515]

Forensource that doesn’t really answer the question

[@Forensource]

@@iggyvanzandt4515 my information is 35 years old. Every base and every squadron might have a different policy. But back then, most people who did administrative and support work from 730 to 430 with an hour lunch. Back then, the Air Force was pretty much like a civilian job. Now, it is more like a military job. But it all depends on your job and the particular squadron. If you have better information, go for it.