100 FSS

• Origins: The 100th Force Support Squadron (100 FSS) is part of the 100th Air Refueling Wing, stationed at RAF Mildenhall, United Kingdom. The squadron traces its lineage to the establishment of force support squadrons in the Air Force in 2007, combining mission support and services functions. • Mission: The 100 FSS provides essential support services to enable combat readiness, including personnel, morale, welfare, recreation, education, and family services for military members and their families. • Strategic Role: The unit supports the only permanent U.S. air refueling wing in Europe, making its services critical for both daily operations and rapid deployment scenarios. • Distinctive Emblem: The 100 FSS emblem features a blue and gold design symbolizing excellence and unity, often seen on official documents and signage across RAF Mildenhall. • Support for Deployments: During major operations like Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom, 100 FSS played a key role in ensuring personnel were ready, supported, and cared for before, during, and after deployments. • Community Engagement: The squadron is known for organizing large-scale community events, such as Independence Day celebrations, Air Force Balls, and family days, bringing together American and British communities. • Innovation: 100 FSS implemented innovative programs, like virtual customer service and online appointment systems, to continue serving personnel during the COVID-19 pandemic. • Recognition: The squadron has received multiple Air Force and MAJCOM-level awards for excellence in customer service, fitness programs, and child development services. • RAF Mildenhall Heritage: 100 FSS operates key facilities on a base with a rich World War II history, including buildings and hangars dating back to the 1940s. • International Impact: The squadron regularly hosts and supports NATO and allied personnel, fostering international partnerships and interoperability through its programs and services.