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The hospital provided triage to its first patients from the Persian Gulf on the same day. Additionally, personnel from virtually every squadron augmented Air Force and Army units deployed to the gulf.

From 6 April , when the operation began, until September when its commitment ended, the wing flew nearly 5, sorties over Iraq.

For its participation in Provide Comfort, the 86th TFW received credit in a Joint Meritorious Unit Award, though the award did little to placate the wing personnel who felt they had "missed" the war.

On 1 May , the 86th TFW was redesigned the 86th Fighter Wing and underwent a complete change in its organizational structure as a test base for the USAFE Corona South wing reorganization program, an effort to "flatten" command lines and consolidate span of control.

Ramstein's th Air Division and th Combat Support Wing were inactivated and all of their former functions placed under the operational control of the 86th Fighter Wing.

The lessons learned at Ramstein applied to other units Air Force-wide as they converted to the new organizational structure.

The end of the Cold War brought major force structure changes throughout the Air Force, and the 86th was no exception. After gaining this airlift mission, the wing changed its designation from the 86th Fighter Wing to the 86th Wing.

In the decision was made to change the 86th Wing from a composite wing to a wing devoted to intra-theater airlift, and the 86th Wing began to assume the airlift mission previously held by C Hercules aircraft at the th Airlift Wing at Rhein Main Air Base, Germany, which was slated for inactivation.

The th FS was inactivated on 1 October, with its aircraft and personnel also being moved to Aviano, being assigned to the th FS.

The new wing operated C Hercules aircraft. The reoriented wing's successful transition from Fs to Cs and its airlift support of numerous European contingencies earned it the Air Force Outstanding Unit Award for the period of 1 July to 30 June , bringing the wing's total Air Force Outstanding Unit Awards to six.

By , the new security environment in the Balkans showed the USAF the need for a rapid-deployment "first-in" force to secure a contingency airfield, then establish and maintain the airfield, aerial port operations, and provide force protection.

In response to this need, the Air Force activated its first contingency response group, the 86th Contingency Response Group on 26 February , as part of the 86th AW.

This new, self-contained unit became the Air Force standard for such units, and proved its utility during the Kosovo conflict.

On 1 January , the Air Force introduced the concept of Air Expeditionary Forces, quickly known as AEFs, to respond to the increasing number of contingencies that call for worldwide deployments and to balance the burdens and opportunities for such deployments.

The AEF concept attempted to provide some measure of "predictability," by putting Airmen either on call for deployment or actually deployed for 90 days every 15 months.

The concept was intended to let all personnel know the dates of their day deployment period well in advance so they could be prepared.

The remaining 12 months of the month AEF cycle was to be spent performing routine activities: training, participating in exercises, working on civilian or military education and spending time with their families.

The Balkans and Africa were much of the operational focus of the 86th AW in The 37th flew more than sorties, transporting over , pounds of cargo and 1, passengers.

The Keen Sage system was mounted in a metal-encased sphere, slightly larger than a basketball, housing three sophisticated video-capture lenses—a daylight television, a mm fixed focal length zoom and infrared in six fields—mounted on a pallet and strapped down in the cargo hold of the Hercules.

Controlled by two operators in the aircraft, the lenses scan full circle and along 90 degrees of elevation and the airborne camera operators can beam live analog video and digitally-captured still images back to a ground station, where it could be recorded and sent to relief organizations and other users.

Atlas Response was the first operational deployment of a C with the Keen Sage camera system, and the 37th C flew 39 sorties using this new capability to search for displaced refugees so they could be provided humanitarian assistance.

Eventually the wing received eight Keen Sage configured aircraft. By 31 December , the 86th AW, with support from deployed C units, transported 5, tons of cargo and 30, personnel to support US forces in Kosovo.

May was a banner month for the 86th. As soon as this occurred, the 86th Medical Group initiated planning for a bed expansion of the Landstuhl Regional Medical Center and initiated steps to prepare building Ramstein's South Side Fitness Center for contingency use as an Aeromedical Staging Facility.

Beginning the day after the president's announcement, the 86th Maintenance Group and the 86th Logistics Readiness Squadron Traffic Management Office configured 3.

In December, the tempo increased further. With the new arrivals, the combined forces of the 38th P Squadron was personnel and four C aircraft, and the unit took primary responsibility for providing airlift for forces in Bosnia-Herzegovina supporting Operation Joint Forge.

Beginning 14 February, the 37th Airlift Squadron began using its Keen Sage equipped Cs to conduct observation missions over Iraq in preparation for possible action.

The squadron flew a total of 14 missions, most at night, covering five to 15 targets per flight. To honor this rather "un-airlifty" operation, the crews gave themselves the name of the "37th Airlift Reconnaissance Squadron.

Initially 38th P Squadron flew missions with just 4 aircraft, but even as these missions began help was on the way. The units arrived from 21—27 March, and the personnel and equipment increased 38th P Squadron from four Cs and personnel to ten Cs and personnel.

On 17 March, President Bush delivered an ultimatum to Saddam Hussein that he and his sons must leave Iraq within 48 hours. Saddam refused.

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