March 2011 Special Report: Army Aviation
March 2011 Special Report: Army Aviation
Task Force Falcon – ‘Ruthlessly pursue the enemy’
The commander, command sergeant major and a standardization pilot from Task Force Falcon said that their mission was to conduct full-spectrum aviat
UAS exercise to showcase integration between air and ground systems
The Army’s reliance on unmanned aerial systems (UAS) has steadily increased in operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, and an upcoming exercise will sh
Crutchfield: ‘It’s all about the future’
"I want to know what’s good about Army aviation and what can be improved so we can meet the demands of the commanders and soldiers in the field," t
Vermont Army Guard flies latest medevac helicopter
The Army’s newest medevac helicopter is seeing action in Iraq with an aviation company from the Vermont Army National Guard.C Company, 3rd Battalio
Army tackles aviation sourcing challenges
When Army National Guard units deploy overseas and take aviation assets with them, it sometimes leaves voids back home, but a National Guard offici
More aviation S&T funding needed
Army aviation can’t go forward in the future with its current science and technology (S&T) budget, warned Brig. Gen. William T.
Examining current, future aviation trends
"Army aviation exists to support the ground soldier, and this is not a new thing.
Full spectrum aviation: Resilient and adaptive for future security
What is it?Full spectrum aviation is the ability to deliver maximum aviation capabilities in the most timely and flexible manner to the warfighter.