Staff Sgt. Tyler Chronister, 791st Missile Security Forces Squadron response force member, is a convoy response force supervisor who performs off-base convoy movements.

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RMMXMFPK–(From left) Senior Airman Dustin Silc and Staff Sgt. Tyler Chronister, 791st Missile Security Forces Squadron convoy response force members, provide security at an entry control point during a recapture and recovery exercise at the missile complex, N.D., Nov. 16, 2016. A cordon was set as part of a simulated hostile takeover training exercise. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Apryl Hall)

RMPXNW0J–Staff Sgt. Tyler Chronister, 791st Missile Security Forces Squadron response force member, is a convoy response force supervisor who performs off-base convoy movements.

RMMXMFP7–(From left) Senior Airman Dustin Silc and Staff Sgt. Tyler Chronister, 791st Missile Security Forces Squadron convoy response force members, perform a perimeter sweep of a payload transporter during a recapture and recovery exercise at the missile complex, N.D., Nov. 16, 2016. During the simulated scenario, defenders recovered an asset that was taken over by hostile forces. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Apryl Hall)

RMMRWEC1–Staff Sgt. Tyler Chronister, 791st Missile Security Forces Squadron response force member, is a convoy response force supervisor who performs off-base convoy movements. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman J.T. Armstrong)

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RMRE3XY7–(From left) Senior Airman Dustin Silc and Staff Sgt. Tyler Chronister, 791st Missile Security Forces Squadron convoy response force members, provide security at an entry control point during a recapture and recovery exercise at the missile complex, N.D., Nov. 16, 2016. A cordon was set as part of a simulated hostile takeover training exercise.

RMRE3XXJ–(From left) Senior Airman Dustin Silc and Staff Sgt. Tyler Chronister, 791st Missile Security Forces Squadron convoy response force members, perform a perimeter sweep of a payload transporter during a recapture and recovery exercise at the missile complex, N.D., Nov. 16, 2016. During the simulated scenario, defenders recovered an asset that was taken over by hostile forces.

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Staff Sgt. Tyler Chronister, 791st Missile Security Forces Squadron response force member, is a convoy response force supervisor who performs off-base convoy movements.

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