366 AMS

```html • Lineage: The 366th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron (366 AMS) is part of the 366th Fighter Wing, stationed at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho. • Nickname: The 366th Fighter Wing, including 366 AMS, is known as the "Gunfighters," a nod to their historic legacy and association with the Wild West. • Aircraft Supported: The 366 AMS has supported several aircraft over its history, including the F-4 Phantom II, F-111 Aardvark, and currently the F-15E Strike Eagle. • Role: The squadron is tasked with maintaining, servicing, and launching the wing's aircraft, ensuring readiness for combat and training missions. • Global Deployments: Members of the 366 AMS have deployed worldwide, supporting operations in the Middle East and Europe, including Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. • Historic Merger: The 366th Maintenance units have undergone several reorganizations and mergers, reflecting changes in Air Force maintenance concepts and force structure. • Combat Proven: The squadron's maintenance support has enabled the 366th Fighter Wing to become one of the first composite wings, capable of deploying with multiple aircraft types. • Innovation: 366 AMS maintains an in-house innovation cell that looks for new ways to improve efficiency, safety, and aircraft reliability. • Community Engagement: The squadron regularly participates in local community events, supporting STEM education and veteran outreach in Idaho. • Awards: 366 AMS and its personnel have received multiple Air Force Maintenance Effectiveness Awards, recognizing their excellence in supporting the mission. ```