05/15/2026
To Our AMNC and FSC Family,
Today, on National Peace Officers Memorial Day, we pause as a nation to honor the brave men and women of law enforcement who gave their lives in service to others and to remember the families who continue to carry that sacrifice every day.
For generations, Americaâs peace officers have stood on the front lines between order and chaos, often in silence and without recognition. Whether serving in local communities, federal agencies, aviation security, task force operations, intelligence missions, or overseas assignments, these heroes accepted a responsibility few truly understand. They answered the call knowing the risks, yet continued forward with courage, duty, and honor.
Within our own ranks of Federal Air Marshals, US Marshals, and federal law enforcement professionals, we have witnessed firsthand the sacrifices required by this mission. Many have missed holidays, birthdays, anniversaries, and precious time with family while protecting this nation. Others have carried physical and emotional scars from years of service. And tragically, some never made it home.
Today, we remember every officer who made the ultimate sacrifice protecting the American people. We also recognize those still serving today, the men and women quietly standing watch in airports, aboard aircraft, at borders, on task forces, and in communities across this country. Your commitment matters, and your service will never be forgotten.
As we approach the 25th anniversary of September 11th, we are reminded that the mission of protecting this nation was forever changed by the sacrifices made that day and in the years that followed. The legacy of those we lost continues to guide and inspire all who wear the badge today.
To the families of the fallen: we honor your loved ones, we remember their sacrifice, and we stand beside you.
To all current and retired law enforcement officers: thank you for your unwavering dedication, resilience, and service to this nation.
May God continue to watch over the law enforcement community and the United States of America.
God Bless the Blue~
AMNC/FSC