90th Force Support Squadron

• Strategic Role: The 90th Force Support Squadron (90 FSS) supports the 90th Missile Wing at F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming, providing essential services for the personnel and families associated with the nation's nuclear deterrence mission. • Activation: The squadron was activated under its current designation in 2008, following the Air Force-wide merger of Mission Support and Services Squadrons to enhance efficiency and support. • Heritage: The roots of the 90 FSS trace back to earlier personnel and services units at F.E. Warren AFB, with a legacy supporting missile operations since the 1960s. • Morale Boosters: The squadron is known for hosting large-scale base events, such as the annual Warren Spouses’ Club Auction and Month of the Military Child celebrations, which uplift community morale. • Fitness Support: 90 FSS operates the Freedom Hall Fitness Center, providing critical fitness and recreation services to over 3,000 Airmen and their families. • Deployment Support: The squadron runs the Airman & Family Readiness Center, offering pre-deployment and reintegration programs for service members and their loved ones. • Food Services Recognition: The 90 FSS has won several Air Force-level awards for its food service operations, including accolades for its Chadwell Dining Facility. • Child & Youth Programs: The squadron’s Child Development Center and Youth Center have earned national accreditation, underscoring their commitment to quality childcare and youth activities. • Innovation: 90 FSS has implemented innovative programs, such as the “Recharge for Resiliency” initiative, offering free recreational activities to support Airmen’s mental health. • Community Impact: The squadron plays a key role in integrating new Airmen and families into the F.E. Warren community through orientation, sponsorship, and transition assistance programs.