U.S. Army Reserve Spc. Mason Lansdale, UH-60 Helicopter Repairer, Alpha Company 2-135th General Support Aviation Battalion, 244th Expeditionary Combat Brigade, trains and prepares for a progression flight to further his journey of becoming a Crew Chief, at Simmons Army Airfield at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, July 16, 2025. Lansdale shared how he and his wife, who is also a UH-60 Helicopter Repairer, continue to stay mission ready and resilient to adapt as the news of his unit inactivating. Army Reserve Aviation Command is scheduled to inactivate and divest all its rotary wing assets by September 15, 2026 per Army Transformation Initiative (ATI) EXORD 222-25. (Video by U.S. Army Soldiers Staff Sgt. Ricky Gavilan, Sgt. Kaleb Bruce, Sgt....
Col. Casey Martinez relinquished command of 244th ECAB, making way for Col. Marvin Chase during a Change of Command Ceremony, Sunday, Aug. 24, 2025, at Brooks Field on U.S. Army Fort Knox.
Col. Patrick L. Pollak assumed command of the Army Reserve Aviation Command, replacing Brig. Gen. Roger F. Deon, Jr., during a ceremony Sunday, Aug. 24, 2025, in Hangar One at Godman Army Airfield, Fort Knox, Ky.
Soldiers, family and distinguised guests congratulated Brig. Gen. Deon for his time in service leading Army Reserve aviation, while supporting Col. Pollak, who will oversee the inactivation of the ARAC's rotary wing units during the...
Cleveland, OH native, SGT Sarah Dziak competed in the Army Best Warrior Competition for Army Reserve Aviation Command.
Dziak is currently serving as with Army Reserve Aviation Command at Fort Knox, KY. SGT Dziak has served in the military for 4 years.
Cleveland, Ohio native, SGT Sarah Dziak competed in the Army Best Warrior Competition for Army Reserve Aviation Command.
Dziak is currently serving as with Army Reserve Aviation Command at Fort Knox, KY. SGT Dziak has served in the military for 4 years.
The Army Reserve Aviation Command unit, based out of Los Alamitos, has been conducting training with their civilian counterparts across Southern California the last few weeks. The training will continue throughout the year as they await orders to provide critical casualty care at Army installations with deployed organic aviation assets.
Golf Company, 7-158th General Support Aviation Battalion of the Army Reserve Aviation Command has been landing on hospital helipads and conducting training with their civilian counterparts across Southern California the last few weeks. The training will continue throughout the year as they await orders to provide critical casualty care at Army installations with deployed organic aviation assets.
