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Overview
The 11th Aviation Command consists of 148 Army Reserve Soldiers and civilians including 48 senior full time staff members (Active Guard Reserve) and 13 Civilian Military Technicians grade GS-7 to GS-13. The command is responsible for peacetime management of more than 4,000 Aviation Reserve Soldiers to include one brigade headquarters consisting of four aviation battalions and four other aviation battalions direct reporting units located throughout the 14 states.
The command is also responsible for managing the training and employment of AH-64 Apache Longbow Attack Helicopters, UH-60 Blackhawk Assault Helicopters, CH-47 Chinook Medium Lift Helicopters, C-12 and a UC-35 fixed wing aircraft throughout United States. During deployment, the headquarters will function as a Theater Aviation Command.
Mission
The 11th Aviation Command (AC) provides Air Traffic Services (ATS), Airfield Management, Aeromedical Evacuation, Combat Aviation Brigade Reinforcement, Theater Aviation Support, and coordination of aviation staging and onward movement in order to support Corps, Army or Joint operations. The 11th AC has two missions, which function's as both a war fighting headquarters and as a Functional Command (FC). As a war fighting command, the 11th AC provides command, control, staff planning, and supervision for two Aviation Brigades and one Air Traffic Service Battalion. As a FC the 11th AC provides command and control for all Army Reserve Aviation.
