Pilot & Crew Flight Suit Scarves

F-111A/F era (1972 - 1991)
EF-111A era (1981 - 1991)

A former unit member wrote in about the 390th Electronic Combat Squadron Operation Desert Storm scarf: "At Taif Saudi Arabia we were based with the 5th Royal Saudi AF F-5E squadron. We operated out of their ops building and I worked pretty close with the squadron commander. I got the idea while talking to him and got approval to have them made. Arkie Huber at OAR Products was located outside the Nellis Blvd gate to Nellis AFB back then. They had the scarves made for us. If I remember correctly I had 200 made. It was worn throughout Desert Shield/Storm by 390th and the 5th crews."

KC-135R era (1991 - 2002)
B-52G era - GSU at Castle AFB (1990 - 1994)
B-1B era (1996 - 2002)
EF-111A era (1991 - 1993)
F-16C/D era (1992 - 2007)
F-15C/D era (1992 - 2010)
F-15E era (1992 - present)

Based on experience in the Desert Storm and concurrent with the reorganization of Tactical Air Command and Strategic Air Command into Air Combat Command, it was decided that the 366th Tactical Fighter Wing would become a composite wing melding together fighter, bomber, electronic warfare, and tanker assets. The 366th Wing was born in October 1991. The units assigned in 1994 were:

* 22nd Air Refueling Squadron, KC-135R Stratotanker
* 34th Bomb Squadron, B-52G Stratofortress (stationed at Castle AFB, CA)
* 389th Fighter Squadron, F-16C Fighting Falcon
* 390th Fighter Squadro, F-15C Eagle
* 391st Fighter Squadron. F-15E Strike Eagle

That year, the B-52G was retired, so the 34th Bomb Squadron transitioned to the B-1B and the squadron was physically moved at Mountain Home AFB. In 2001-2002, the wing's bomber and tanker assets were reassigned and the 366th was re-designated the 366th Fighter Wing. Subsequently, the F-16C and F-15C aircraft assigned have been reallocated or retired, so the wing has flown F-15E's exclusively since 2010.