The 366th LRS provides worldwide logistics support for the wing's F-15E aircraft and Expeditionary Combat Support Units. It administers a $15 million stock fund, $1.7 million budget, three supply accounts valued at more than $800 million and a …

Jul 31, 2002 · Constituted as 366 Supply Squadron on 15 Nov 1952. Activated on 1 Jan 1953. Inactivated on 25 Sep 1957. Activated on 26 Jan 1966. Organized on 8 Feb 1966. Redesigned as 366 Logistics Readiness Squadron on 31 Jul 2002.

The 366 LRS provides worldwide logistics support for the wing's F-15E aircraft and Expeditionary Combat Support Units. Administers a $15 million stock fund, $1.7 million budget, three supply accounts valued at more than $800 million and a 4.5 million gallon fuels storage area.

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Mar 15, 2019 · 366th LRS is among the first squadrons in the Air Force to begin testing an all-in-one diagnostic tool that eliminates the need to have many versatile tools and regularly outsourced vehicle maintenance.

366th Logistics Readiness Squadron, Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho. 339 likes. Government organization.

Nov 8, 2018 · To prepare Airmen for both steady-state and squadron deployments, the 366th LRS IDO is in the planning stages of organizing a ‘Road to Readiness’ exercise. The exercise will help ensure Airmen have the expeditionary skills to support a short-notice deployment.

Notify 366 MXS/MXMTR as to the nature of the emergency, type aircraft, serial number, approach runway, call sign, and location if aircraft has already landed, or a GE or grid coordinates if the aircraft has crashed.

366th LRS; 366th Logistics Readiness Squadron USAF. Locations... - Present Mountain Home Air Force Base Mountain Home, Idaho, United States. Follow @currentopscom. Quick facts. Component USAF (AC) Higher headquarters... - Present 366th MSG. Force structure Browser ...

The 366th Logistics Readiness Squadron rendered a final salute to Lt. Col. Louis Crooms yesterday. Thank you for your exceptional leadership sir, you will be missed. Let's also take this time to give a warm welcome to the new 366th LRS commander, Maj. Bryan Ingram.