QRF undergoes close-quarters combat training

Training is a constant in the military. It's crucial for ensuring the military is physically and mentally prepared, possess necessary combat skills, and can function effectively as a cohesive unit in high-stress situations. Rigorous training also builds discipline, confidence, and resilience, which are essential for operational success and safety.

U.S. Air Force defenders assigned to the 673d Security Forces Squadron that make up the QRF-Quick Reaction Force-recently engaged in close-quarters combat training at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER). The QRF is specifically trained and equipped to rapidly respond to developing situations.

Close-quarters combat refers to combat in confined spaces like buildings or urban areas, characterized by intense, short-duration engagements at very close range.