366 Combat Support Group

• Origins: The 366th Combat Support Group (CSG) was originally established as the 366th Air Base Group in 1952, supporting the 366th Fighter Wing during the Korean War era. • Vietnam War Service: The unit played a critical support role during the Vietnam War, providing essential logistics, security, and base operations for combat aircraft. • Mountain Home AFB: Since 1972, the 366th CSG has been a major part of Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho, supporting the "Gunfighters" of the 366th Fighter Wing. • Base Infrastructure: The group manages a vast infrastructure, including housing, medical facilities, airfield operations, and emergency services for thousands of personnel. • Rapid Deployments: The 366th CSG has supported numerous rapid deployments and overseas operations, including Operations Desert Storm, Enduring Freedom, and Iraqi Freedom. • Humanitarian Relief: The group has contributed to humanitarian missions, assisting with disaster relief efforts domestically and abroad, such as hurricane and earthquake response. • Innovative Training: The unit pioneered integrated base defense exercises, combining security forces, civil engineers, and medical teams for realistic combat support training. • Nickname - "Gunfighters": While the 366th Fighter Wing is known as the "Gunfighters," the CSG is integral to maintaining this legacy by ensuring operational readiness of both personnel and equipment. • Environmental Stewardship: The group has won awards for environmental initiatives, including wildlife conservation and pollution prevention programs on base. • Distinguished Personnel: Many decorated U.S. Air Force leaders have served in the 366th CSG, with alumni going on to command wings and hold senior leadership positions in the Pentagon.