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NEWS | June 26, 2020

316th Security Forces Squadron changes command

By Airman 1st Class Bridgitte Taylor 316th Wing Public Affairs

Lt. Col. Jason E. Stack assumed command of the 316th Security Forces Squadron from Lt. Col. Jonathan B. Bell during a change of command ceremony at the Security Forces building on June 24, 2020.

“Col. Joseph A. Engelbrecht III, thank you for placing your trust in me to lead and serve the defenders of the 316th Security Forces Squadron as their commander,” said Stack. “To command the unit for such a vital mission is truly an honor.”

Engelbrecht presided over the ceremony to activate the 316th SFS and then transferred command from Bell to Stack.

“My primary goal in the command was to move out of the boldness on a number of fronts, including innovation, readiness and culture in order to bring greater capability to the wing,” said Bell. “I truly feel like we’ve achieved that together and for that I am grateful."

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