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The 820th Base Defense Group is the United States Air Force's first-in base defense capability currently based at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia. The group consists of approximately 800 personnel and was reactivated in 1997. It is composed of three rapidly-deployable Base Defense Squadrons, and the 820th Combat Operations Squadron ("Reapers"). Each multifunctional squadron contains security forces, intelligence, explosive ordinance disposal technicians, engineering, communications, medical, logistics, and administrative personnel who can operate with limited support from other deployed forces as part of the Department of Defense's Immediate Response Force. Currently, the 820th is assigned to Air Combat Command. The unit is trained and equipped for offensive, defensive, and administrative operations. They are able to perform joint forcible entry and ranger, jungle, arctic, and mountain operations, as well as base, area, and mobile defense. The unit is also able to perform airfield security assessments and C2 of defense forces for one large base or several small sites. Additionally, the squadrons can link with other integrated defense or initial entry/base seizure forces and provide a secure and smooth transition to airfield opening forces.
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