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

Relevant joint training creates team efficiencies, best practices
September 21, 2016
Army Reserve Medical Command Soldiers from Tampa-based 7222nd Medical Support Unit joined Soldiers from F Company, 5-159th Aviation MEDEVAC unit and Air Force personnel with 927th Aeromedical Staging Training Squadron to execute their portion of the MASCAL exercise on MacDill Air Force Base. Soldier trainers from F Co. Aviation MEDEVAC Unit go over guidelines for loading casualties into their aircraft. Training for mass casualty events is conducted to improve efficiencies in how patients are handled to address as many affected personnel as possible based on the severity of the injury and number of patients needing assistance.
11th Theater Aviation Command Welcomes Home Citizen-Soldiers Deployed in Support of NATO’s Kosovo Mission
March 28, 2016
Brig. Gen. Scott Morcomb, Commanding General of the 11th Theater Aviation Command (TAC), greets his soldiers returning from an 11-month deployment to Kosovo in support of NATO’s KFOR mission, Mar. 7, 2016. The 11th TAC has deployed units to Kosovo over the last several years in support of this mission of establishing a safe and secure environment for the people of Kosovo. (U.S. Army Photo by Capt. Matthew Roman, 11th Theater Aviation Command Public Affairs Officer)
Last Flight of the AH-64D Apache in the U.S. Army Reserve as the Ghostriders Transition to UH-60L Blackhawks
March 7, 2016
Soldiers from, 1-158th Assault Reconnaissance Battalion (ARB), stand in a battalion formation as five AH-64 Apache Helicopter conduct a ceremonial “fly-over”, in Conroe, Texas, to commemorate the final flight of the Apache helicopter in the U.S. Army Reserve, Mar. 6, 2016. 1-158th ARB is a direct reporting unit to the 11th Theater Aviation Command. The 11th Theater Aviation Command (TAC) is the only aviation command in the Army Reserve. (U.S. Army Photo by Capt. Matthew Roman, 11th Theater Aviation Command Public Affairs Officer)
Mount Pleasant native graduates from US Army Black Hawk School
December 9, 2015
U.S. Army Reserve aviator Lt. Col. Gatlen Sisk poses in front of a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter. Sisk is an aviation liaison officer (LNO) assigned to the 11th Theater Aviation Command (TAC) out of Fort Knox, Ky. The 11th TAC is the only aviation command in the U.S. Army Reserve. The 11th TAC has two missions, functioning as both a warfighting headquarters and as a functional command. As warfighting command, the 11th TAC provides command and control, staff planning, and supervision for two aviation brigades and one air traffic service battalion. As a functional command, the 11th TAC provides command and control for all U.S. Army Reserve aviation. (Courtesy photo)
US Army Reserve Aviation command hosts National American Indian Heritage Month Observance
November 26, 2015
Members of the Red Road Awareness, a non-profit organization that was created to assist American Indians in crisis, perform a traditional Native American dance during the National American Indian Heritage Month observance Nov. 20 at Fort Knox, Ky. U.S. Army Reserve soldiers from the 11th Theater Aviation Command (TAC), headquartered at Fort Knox, co-hosted this event in order to recognize the significant contributions that American Indians made to the establishment and growth of the U.S. The 11th Theater Aviation Command (TAC) is the only aviation command in the Army Reserve. The 11th TAC has two missions, functioning as both a warfighting headquarters and as a functional command. As warfighting command, the 11th TAC provides command & control, staff planning, and supervision for two aviation brigades and one air traffic service battalion. As a functional command the 11th TAC provides command and control for all Army Reserve Aviation. (Photo by Fort Knox Visual Information)
11th Aviation commander promoted
November 3, 2015
2-228th Aviation Regiment 'Winged Warriors' welcomes new commander
November 3, 2015
Lt. Col. Geoffrey Jeram assumed command of 2-228th Aviation Regiment in a ceremony at its headquarters located on Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, Sunday, Aug. 9. In his first official act as incoming commander, Jeram received the battalion colors from by Col. William Clark, 244th Aviation Brigade Commander. (U.S. Army Photo by Capt. Matthew Roman, 11th Theater Aviation Command Public Affairs Officer)
ASF Olathe receives ROA’s Outstanding USAR Aviation Support Facility Award
November 3, 2015
11th Theater Aviation Command welcomes new Command Sergeant Major at change of responsibility ceremony
November 3, 2015
(From left to right) Command Sgt. Maj. Steven Hatchell, Brig. Gen. Scott Morcomb and Command Sgt. Maj. James Peter Matthews salute while the national anthem plays during the Change of Responsibility Ceremony held at Fort Knox, Ky. on Oct. 18. Matthews took the helm as the senior enlisted soldier from Command Sgt. Maj. Steven Hatchell. The 11th Theater Aviation Command (TAC) is the only aviation command in the Army Reserve. The 11th TAC has two missions, functioning as both a warfighting headquarters and as a functional command. As warfighting command, the 11th TAC provides command & control, staff planning, and supervision for two aviation brigades and one air traffic service battalion. As a functional command the 11th TAC provides command and control for all Army Reserve Aviation. (Photo by Renee Rhodes / Fort Knox Visual Information)
Army Reserve aviation unit conducts firefighting training mission
July 14, 2015
U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers of A Company, 2-238th Aviation Regiment, 11th Aviation Command, conduct water bucket training from a UH-60L Black Hawk helicopter in Hemet, Calif., Feb. 10, 2015. This training was conducted to give the unit the ability to provide Cal Fire support in fighting California wildfires. Training included: Water bucket training using Bambi Bucket’s equipped with Torrentula valves, water drops, flight operations, sand tables, fire shelters and classroom training. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Heather Doppke/released)