• Sharing passions through history

    In the 1860’s ten men in Idaho sought out to find gold in the Boise Basin, and they found it. This finding set one of the largest migrations in America into motion. As more gold was found, the more people moved to the area, which continues to this day. This history is what drew U.S. Air Force Tech.

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Two F-15E Strike Eagles assigned to the 391st and 389th Fighter Squadrons and one F-15SG assigned to the 428th Fighter Squadron sit on the flightline during sunset F-15 Sunset
A group of Airmen stand in a hangar having a discussion with Maj. Gen. Michael G. Koscheski 211209-F-RA633-1551
Two U.S. Air Force Airmen and one Republic of Singapore Air Force Airman solute a bus as it arrives to their squadron 211209-F-RA633-1027
Two Airmen have a discussion in a tent about a drone that is displayed on a table, with a group of Airmen listening in behind them 211209-F-He612-1184
The medical center shows off their new training room for tactical combat casualty care with their dummies for training displayed for a group of Airmen 211209-F-He612-1137
a group of airmen discuss new radar innovations, two radars are displayed 211209-F-He612-1070
Airmen from the 389th Fighter Generation Squadron give the first salute to their new commander, Maj. Reis Griffin 211203-F-UB933-0050
Col. DiVittorio gives the official squadron guidon to Maj. Reis Griffin 211203-F-UB933-0033
Col. DiVittorio and Maj. Griffin hold a salute behind the U.S. Air Force Color Guard during the playing of the United States National Anthem 211203-F-UB933-0008
U.S. Air Force Airmen render the first salute to Maj. Jeremy Geidel, 391st Fighter Generation Squadron commander, on Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, Dec. 3, 2021. The activation of the 389th FGS brings the 366th Fighter Wing in line with Air Combat Command’s Combat Oriented Maintenance Organization model. 211203-F-XG511-1010