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Category: 11th Expeditionary Combat Aviation Brigade, Aviation, U.S. Army Reserve Aviation Command

U.S. Army Reserve Aviation Command uses Total Force Approach to support the Wildfire Relief Efforts in Kansas
March 22, 2017 — Under the operational guidelines outlined in the Immediate Response Authority, DoD Directive 3025.18, elements of the Army Reserve Aviation Command (ARAC) met the call to man, equip and execute their first ever air mission within 30 hours of alert. Immediate Response Authority authorizes local Army Reserve commanders at the request of a local civil authority to take action to save lives, prevent human suffering or mitigate great property damage in a situation of urgency for up to 72-hours when there is insufficient time to gain approval from higher headquarters.... MORE

Making it look Easy isn’t always Easy...
March 15, 2017 — Snow, sleet and frigid temperatures were no match for America’s Army Reserve and the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), who joined forces to kick off more than a week-long Army Reserve-led multi-component airfield seizure exercise here March 9-17, 2017. ... MORE

“Rise Above”: The New Army Reserve Aviation
February 24, 2017 — The current geopolitical reality makes a U.S. engagement in a major conflict with a near peer enemy a definite possibility. Army reserve aviation has embraced this reality by executing the mass restructuring that is the Aviation Restructuring Initiative (ARI), all while revolutionizing the way that we train our crews, battalions and brigades. ... MORE

To Save a Life
February 10, 2017 — Beginning in World War II and the Korean War, U.S. military helicopters were utilized to evacuate wounded personnel from remote battlefield locations to definitive medical care. ... MORE

Out of Sight, Not Out of Mind: A Synopsis of U.S. Army Reserve Fixed-Wing Aviation
January 31, 2017 — On any given day, behind the pleasant noise of the cadenced and rhythmic prop wash, often lays a select few of Aviators who earn their pay above the clouds at 25,000 feet. Regardless of weather conditions, or time of day, these Aviators are responsible for some of the Army’s most sensitive and critical assignments. The professionals selected to work these cockpits are of the highest quality and are regularly grown from within the ranks of Army Aviation. The Army Reserve Aviation Command’s (ARAC) Fixed-Wing mission is anything but conventional, seeing as the ARAC is continuously tasked to support contingency operations within the continental U.S. and worldwide. With a Theater Aviation Battalion (TAB) Headquarters placed on each coast with companies strategically placed throughout the U.S., the ARAC is poised to continuously provide an “always available” fleet of fixed-wing capabilities to all Combatant Commanders. ... MORE

For Army Reserve Aviation, Realistic Training is Multi-Component and Joint Training
October 12, 2016 — In today’s global environment, our nation relies most heavily on her Army to support our national and international interests. This call to action can only be achieved through an unshakeable commitment, on the part of our Army’s leaders, to maintaining a combat ready posture at all times.... MORE

Relevant joint training creates team efficiencies, best practices
September 21, 2016 — The medical skills of Army Reserve Soldiers from Tampa-based 7222nd and Orlando-based 7235th Medical Support Units were tested during a joint mass casualty training exercise held on 10-11 Sept.... MORE

11th Theater Aviation Command Welcomes Home Citizen-Soldiers Deployed in Support of NATO’s Kosovo Mission
March 28, 2016 — Over the past several years of U.S. Army involvementin the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, one peace-support operation in Kosovostill holds great significance for the U.S. Army. That mission is the... MORE

Last Flight of the AH-64D Apache in the U.S. Army Reserve as the Ghostriders Transition to UH-60L Blackhawks
March 7, 2016 — Early on an overcast Sunday morning soldiers, bothcurrent and former, along with family and community members met on Mar. 6 at theLone Star Executive Airport in Conroe, Texas. The reason for this... MORE

Mount Pleasant native graduates from US Army Black Hawk School
December 9, 2015 — U.S. Army Reserve officer, Lt. Col. Gatlen Sisk, graduated from the U.S Army’s UH-60 Black Hawk aircraft qualification course, Nov. 19. ... MORE

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