Robert Peterson

The 390th Tactical Fighter Squadron (390th TFS), known as the "Wild Boars," was deployed to Da Nang Air Base, South Vietnam, during the Vietnam War. Arriving in 1965, the squadron was equipped with F-4C Phantom II fighter-bombers and played a critical role in air superiority, ground attack, and close air support missions. The 390th TFS participated in major operations such as Rolling Thunder and Linebacker, striking key enemy targets in North Vietnam and Laos. The squadron earned a distinguished reputation for its effectiveness and bravery before rotating out of Da Nang in 1972.

366th Fighter Wing

U.S. Air Force

The 366th Fighter Wing is a unit of the United States Air Force stationed at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho. It is responsible for providing combat-ready personnel and equipment for worldwide deployment and operations. The wing is equipped with F-15E Strike Eagle aircraft and conducts a variety of missions including close air support, air interdiction, and counter-air operations. The 366th Fighter Wing has a long and storied history dating back to World War II and continues to play a vital role in defending the nation's interests.