Which task was NOT performed by Security Forces during their missions?

The task of conducting medical evacuations is not typically performed by Security Forces. Security Forces are primarily focused on maintaining the security and protection of military personnel and installations. Their responsibilities generally include providing force protection to deter and respond to threats, securing airfields to ensure safe operations, and assisting other branches of the military, such as the Army and Marines, in various operations where security is a concern.

Medical evacuations, however, are usually handled by specialized medical units or personnel specifically trained in emergency medical assistance and evacuation procedures. These units possess the medical expertise and equipment necessary for treating injuries and conducting evacuations, which is outside the primary role of Security Forces. Therefore, while Security Forces may support operations alongside medical teams, the medical evacuation itself is not within their typical mission scope.