95th AMU

• Origins: The 95th Aircraft Maintenance Unit (AMU) is part of the United States Air Force, supporting the operations of the 325th Maintenance Group at Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida. • Aircraft Supported: The unit is primarily responsible for the maintenance and support of the F-22 Raptor, one of the world’s most advanced stealth fighter jets. • Activation: The 95th AMU was established to support the reactivation of the 95th Fighter Squadron, which has a lineage dating back to World War II. • World War II Legacy: The 95th Fighter Squadron, supported by the 95th AMU, was originally activated in 1942 and earned distinction in the European Theater flying P-47 Thunderbolts. • Hurricane Michael: In 2018, Tyndall AFB was severely damaged by Hurricane Michael. The 95th AMU played a crucial role in evacuating F-22s and supporting recovery efforts. • Innovation: The 95th AMU is known for pioneering new maintenance techniques, particularly for low-observable (stealth) aircraft materials and coatings. • Deployment: The unit has supported both stateside and overseas deployments, ensuring F-22s are combat-ready for any mission assigned. • Recognition: The 95th AMU has received various awards for excellence in maintenance, including accolades for safety and mission readiness. • Heritage: The unit carries on the “Victory” heritage of the 95th Fighter Squadron, whose pilots were known as the “Victory Boys” during WWII. • Community Involvement: Members of the 95th AMU regularly participate in community outreach and STEM education events, inspiring the next generation of Airmen and engineers.