What new title was adopted after "Air Provost Marshal" was dropped?

The title that was adopted after "Air Provost Marshal" was dropped is "Director of Security and Law Enforcement." This change reflects a broader perspective on security responsibilities within the Air Force, encompassing not only traditional law enforcement duties but also a more integrated approach to security operations. This title signifies a shift towards a focus on comprehensive security management, addressing various aspects of safety and security within the Air Force framework, and aligning with modern organizational structures that emphasize collaborative and multifunctional roles in security and law enforcement.

In contrast, the other titles—like the Director of Civilian Security or Director of Air Force Intelligence—do not accurately encapsulate the expanded scope and responsibility that the role of the Director of Security and Law Enforcement covers. The Chief of Air Force Operations is primarily focused on the operational aspects of the Air Force, which does not directly correlate with the responsibilities that come under security and law enforcement.