SERVING IN IRAQ - One of our former EST Brothers...

MSgt Lundy present day above left; Sergeant Lundy circa 1985-86 above right
SSgt Luviano’s re-enlistement ceremony over here in Kirkuk From left to right: MSgt Lundy, SSgt Luviano, TSgt Sauvage, MSgt Sandley Photo courtesy: SSgt Clint (Sparky) Parks
Found this picture on the Safeside Association website of MSgt Steven Lundy serving in Iraq with his teammates from the 822nd Security Forces Moody AFB, Georgia

MSgt Lundy was an active member of the 24th SPS Emergency Service Team, Howard AFB, Panama - "keep the edge" Steve...oorah!

Thanks to all the members of the 822nd SFS who are serving in Iraq and around the world!

EST Global Reach - We are everywhere - San Antonio, Texas, Howard AFB, Panama, OSAN AB KOREA EST

Team Demos... Oh yea... we did those too.

Above you can see the author doing a spider crawl at the Base Theater at Howard AFB, Panama. Below the team prepares to assault the base theater for a demo that was presented to Argentinian Army Special Forces who were interested in Tactics for Emergency Service Teams. Did we do demos... oh yeah... for the Argentinians, the Peruvians, the Hondurans, well it was good training.

Osan E.S.T.
Self Explained... NYPD ESU

MSgt Edgar Castro, Retired, during his re-enlistment ceremony at Howard AFB, Panama, by LtCol Coleman, several of the SP liaison and SP investigators from Eddie's office are witnessing the ceremony. If you look closely at Eddie's uniform there appears to be lettering on the back... my guess E.S.T. para siempre! The young man standing next to LtCol Coleman is Gilbert Garcia... I remember once Gilberto telling me he could never see himself doing the E.S.T. thing... yet after leaving the Air Force, he ended up working on the Federal Prison S.O.R.T. teams... go Gilbert!!! Orrah!

He is Edgar again, now works in San Antonio, Texas for a local college as the Law Enforcement Officer for Campus Police, a State Agency.

Mike Tsung and Edgar Castro... E.S.T. buddies para siempre!

Neal... our favorite Brit. on our team in Panama, the ONLY answer he knew is ...on the board.

Where the hell are ya?

Mike Tsung reenlists in his EST Uniform, sworn in by Major John Costello, 24SPS Commander then ...at Howard AFB, Panama. Currently retired, Colonel Costello was a great commander and supporter of Emergency Service Teams.



Mike Tsung coming down inverted

Group photo of OSAN EST included medic and EOD team members.

Our Patch and Team Page - Bring me your Patches and Team Pictures and such...

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Langley EST on the top left and right above and Osan EST in a CAT role from Osan AB, Korea on the bottom center

Above Howard AFB (Panama) EST Team Picture and drilling on aircraft at Albrook AFS

Above: Langley AFB EST going through some CQB drills

U.S. Federal Prison SORT Team

We want to use this page for posting patches, badges, team pictures and other unauthorized and authorized items we wore as members of SWAT, CT or other special ops teams in the military or non-military areas.

FIRST PATCH TO DISPLAY:
This patch was designed by Gary Paul Johnston - this symbol has become a universal police and SWAT survival symbol - One Ass To Risk.

Had to include our unit patch, 24th Security Police Squadorn, Howard AFB, Panama

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Howard AFB Emergency Service Team Patch

Patches used before, during and after Operation Just Cause in Panama '89

51st Security Police Squardron Emergency Service Team Patch, Osan AB, South Korea

Uruguay Air Force GOE patch above and below are pictures of the team that we trained.