366 EMS

• Unit Designation: The 366th Equipment Maintenance Squadron (EMS) is part of the 366th Fighter Wing, stationed at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho. • Nickname: The parent wing, the 366th Fighter Wing, is known as the “Gunfighters,” a nod to its history and combat heritage. • Core Mission: The 366th EMS provides maintenance support for aircraft and associated equipment, ensuring mission readiness for the wing’s fighter jets, including F-15E Strike Eagles. • Combat Heritage: The 366th’s lineage dates back to World War II, with the original unit (366th Fighter Group) participating in the Normandy invasion and the Battle of the Bulge. • Deployment History: 366th EMS personnel have deployed in support of Operations Desert Storm, Enduring Freedom, Iraqi Freedom, and other global contingencies. • Unique Maintenance Capability: The squadron specializes in heavy maintenance functions, including aircraft structural repair, munitions, and aerospace ground equipment. • Innovation: The 366th EMS has been recognized for innovation, such as developing creative solutions to keep aging aircraft operational and improving maintenance efficiency. • Community Involvement: Members of the squadron actively participate in local community events, strengthening relationships between the base and the city of Mountain Home. • Distinguished Awards: The 366th EMS has received numerous Air Force-level awards for maintenance excellence and outstanding unit performance. • Modernization Efforts: The squadron continuously adapts to new technologies and procedures, including supporting advanced weapons and aircraft upgrades for the 366th Fighter Wing.