This is a List of aviation companies of the United States Army from the United States Army Aviation Branch.
Company | First HQ Location | Aircraft operated | Years active | Groups assigned to | Designation | Notes |
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1st Aviation Company | Thailand Vung Tau | 1962-63 | [1] | |||
3rd Aviation Company | Fort Benning | 1957-1963 1964 1971-72 | 4th Battalion, 3rd Aviation Regiment. [2] [1] | |||
4th Aviation Company | Fort Lewis | 1957-1963 | 4th Aviation Regiment. [3] | |||
10th Aviation Company | Germany | 1957-1958 | [4] | |||
11th Aviation Company | Fort Benning Phuoc Linh [1] | Grumman OV-1 Mohawk [5] Bell UH-1 Huey [6] | ||||
17th Aviation Company | Fort Riley Long Binh [1] | de Havilland Canada C-2 Caribou [5] | 12th Combat Aviation Group 16th Aviation Group [7] 101st Air Cavalry Division [8] | (Assault Helicopter) | ||
18th Aviation Company | Fort Riley [9] Qui Nhon [1] | de Havilland Canada U-1A Otter [10] | (Utility Airplane) [11] (Corps) | |||
19th Aviation Company | Sikorsky CH-37B Mojave [12] | |||||
21st Aviation Company | Fort Lewis Chu Lai [1] | Cessna O-1 Bird Dog | 1965-1972 | 12th Combat Aviation Group 16th Combat Aviation Group | [11] (Reconnaissance Airplane) | "The Black Aces" |
25th Aviation Company | Fort Hood Long Binh [1] | 1957-1988 | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Corps) [13] | 25th Aviation Regiment. [14] | |
28th Aviation Company | ||||||
35th Aviation Company | ||||||
41st Aviation Company | Camp Murray | 1959-2005 | 168th Aviation Regiment. [15] | |||
48th Aviation Company | Fort Benning Phan Rang,Ninh Hoa, Dong Ha, Marble Mountain [1] | Bell UH-1B, C, D, H, Bell AH-1G HueyCobra [16] | (Assault Helicopter) [11] | |||
54th Aviation Company | Vung Tau [1] | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Utility Airplane) [13] | |||
57th Aviation Company | Fort Sill Vung Tau | CV-2 Caribou [17] UH-1 Huey [18] AH-1G HueyCobra [16] | -1967 1968- 1971- | 12th Combat Aviation Group | Fixed Wing (Assault Helicopter) [11] | |
59th Aviation Company | Tan Son Nhut [1] | (Assault Helicopter) (Corps) | ||||
60th Aviation Company | Ninh Hoa [1] | AH-1 HueyCobra | (Assault Helicopter) [16] | |||
61st Aviation Company | Fort Bragg Vung Tau [1] | CV-2 Caribou [17] | -1967 | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Helicopter) [13] | |
62nd Aviation Company | Fort Benning [1] XXIV Corps Headquarters, Phu Bai then Marble Mountain | UH-1H, OH-58, OH-6, CH-47C, U-21 | 1969-1973 | 1st Aviation Brigade | (Corps) | 1973-1987, V Corps, 11th Aviation Battalion, 12th CAG, Maurice Rose AAF, West Germany |
68th Aviation Company | Fort Benning Bien Hoa [1] | UH-1B/C Huey [19] | 1964-1965 | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Helicopter) [20] | Formerly the Utility Tactical Transport Helicopter Company (UTTHCO) until 1964. [21] [22] |
71st Aviation Company | Chu Lai [1] | UH-1B Huey | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Helicopter) | Previously Company A, 501st Aviation Battalion [23] | |
73rd Aviation Company | Fort Rucker Vung Tau [1] | TO-1 | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Surveillance Airplane) [11] | ||
74th Aviation Company | Phu Loi [1] | de Havilland Canada U-6A Beaver]] | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Reconnaissance Airplane) [11] | ||
82nd Aviation Company | Fort Bragg | 1957-1960 [24] ?-2005 | 82nd Aviation Regiment. [25] | |||
92nd Aviation Company | Fort Benning Qui Nhon Fort Carson Dong Ba Thin [1] | UH-1H, UH-1C Huey | 1967- | (Assault Helicopter) [11] | ||
101st Aviation Company | Fort Campbell | 1956-2005 | 101st Aviation Regiment. [26] | |||
114th Aviation Company | Fort Knox Vinh Long [1] | UH-1B/C Huey [27] [28] AH-1G HueyCobra [16] | 1963- | (Airmobile Light). [27] (Assault Helicopter) [11] | ||
116th Aviation Company | Fort Bragg Cu Chi [1] | UH-1 Huey | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Helicopter) [29] | ||
117th Aviation Company | Long Binh [1] | UH-1B Huey | 1963- | 12th Combat Aviation Group 17th Combat Aviation Group | [30] (Airmobile Light) [12] (Assault Helicopter) [11] | Previously 8th Transportation Company (Light Helicopter). [12] |
118th Aviation Company | Bien Hoa [1] | UH1-B/D Huey [31] | 1963- | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Airmobile Light). [12] (Assault Helicopter) [32] | Previously 33rd Transportation Company (Light Helicopter). [12] |
119th Aviation Company | Pleiku [1] | UH-1B/C Huey | 1963- | (Airmobile Light). [12] (Assault Helicopter) [33] | Previously 81st Transportation Company (Light Helicopter). [12] | |
120th Aviation Company | Long Binh [1] | UH-1B Huey | 1963- | 12th Combat Aviation Group [34] 1st Aviation Brigade [34] 165th Aviation Group [35] | (Airmobile Light). [12] (Assault Helicopter). [36] | Previously 57th Transportation Company (Light Helicopter). [12] |
121st Aviation Company | Soc Trang [1] | UH-1B Huey | 1963- | (Airmobile Light). [27] (Assault Helicopter). [37] | Previously 93rd Transportation Company (Light Helicopter). [12] | |
123rd Aviation Company | ||||||
125th Aviation Company | Fort Benning Bien Hoa [1] | (Air Traffic Control) | ||||
128th Aviation Company | Fort Campbell Phu Loi [1] | UH-1D Huey [38] | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Helicopter) [11] | ||
129th Aviation Company | Fort Campbell An Son [1] | UH-1H Huey [39] AH-1 HueyCobra [16] | 1969- | (Assault Helicopter) [39] | ||
131st Aviation Company | Fort Riley Phu Bai [1] | Grumman OV-1 Mohawk [5] | (Surveillance Airplane) [11] | |||
132nd Aviation Company | Fort Benning An Khe Chu Lai [1] | (Assault Support Helicopter) [11] | ||||
134th Aviation Company | Fort Bragg Can Tho [1] | CV-2 Caribou [17] | -1967 | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Helicopter) [13] | |
135th Aviation Company | Fort Benning Dong Ba Thin [1] | UH-1 Huey [40] | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Helicopter) [11] | ||
137th Aviation Company | ||||||
138th Aviation Company | ||||||
144th Aviation Company | ||||||
146th Aviation Company | ||||||
147th Aviation Company | Fort Benning Vung Tau [1] | CH-47A Chinook | 1965- | 12th Combat Aviation Group 164th Aviation Group [41] | (Assault Support Helicopter) [42] | |
155th Aviation Company | Ban Me Thout [1] | (Assault Helicopter) [11] | ||||
156th Aviation Company | ||||||
161st Aviation Company | Fort Benning Qui Nhon [1] | |||||
162nd Aviation Company | Fort Benning Dong Tam [1] | UH-1D Huey | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Helicopter) [11] | [43] | |
163rd Aviation Company | Gia Le [44] | CH-47C Chinook | 1971- | [42] | ||
169th Aviation Company | ||||||
170th Aviation Company | Fort Benning Pleiku [44] | UH-1H Huey [45] | (Assault Helicopter) [11] | |||
171st Aviation Company | Alaska Saigon [44] | |||||
172nd Aviation Company | Alaska Saigon [44] | |||||
173rd Aviation Company | Fort Benning Lai Khe [44] | UH-1D Huey [46] AH-1 HueyCobra [16] | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Helicopter) [46] | ||
174th Aviation Company | Fort Benning Duc Pho [44] | UH-1H Huey | (Assault Helicopter) [47] | |||
175th Aviation Company | Fort Benning Qui Nhon [44] | UH-1 Huey | (Assault Helicopter) [11] | |||
176th Aviation Company | Fort Benning Chu Lai [44] | UH-1H Huey | (Assault Helicopter) [48] | |||
178th Aviation Company | Fort Benning Chu Lai [44] | CH-47B Chinook | 1969- | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Support Helicopter) [49] | |
179th Aviation Company | Fort Benning Pleiku [44] | CH-47A Chinook | 1967- | (Assault Support Helicopter) [42] | ||
180th Aviation Company | Fort Benning Phu Hiep [44] | (Assault Support Helicopter) [13] | ||||
182nd Aviation Company | UH-1H Huey | [50] | ||||
183rd Aviation Company | Fort Hood Dong Ba Thin [44] | (Reconnaissance Airplane) [11] | ||||
184th Aviation Company | Fort Sill Phu Loi [44] | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Reconnaissance Airplane) [11] | |||
185th Aviation Company | Fort Knox Ban Me Thuot [44] | (Reconnaissance Airplane) [11] | ||||
187th Aviation Company | Fort Bragg Tay Ninh [44] | UH-1 Huey [51] AH-1G HueyCobra [16] | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Helicopter) [51] | ||
188th Aviation Company | Fort Campbell Bien Hoa [44] | 12th Combat Aviation Group 16th Aviation Group [7] 101st Air Cavalry Division [8] | (Assault Helicopter) | |||
189th Aviation Company | Fort Carson Pleiku [44] | (Assault Helicopter) [11] | ||||
190th Aviation Company | Fort Campbell Bien Hoa [44] | UH-1C Huey [52] | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Helicopter) [11] | ||
191st Aviation Company | Fort Bragg Dong Tam [44] | UH-1D/H Huey | 1968- | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Helicopter) [42] | |
192nd Aviation Company | Fort Riley Phan Thiet [44] | (Assault Helicopter) [11] | ||||
195th Aviation Company | Fort Carson Long Binh [44] | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Helicopter) [11] | |||
196th Aviation Company | Fort Sill An Son [44] | (Assault Support Helicopter) [13] | ||||
197th Aviation Company | Bien Hoa [44] | UH-1B Huey | 1964-65 | Previously 68th Aviation Company. [22] | ||
199th Aviation Company | Fort Hood Vinh Long [44] | (Reconnaissance Airplane) [11] | ||||
200th Aviation Company | Fort Benning Bear Cat [44] | 12th Combat Aviation Group 16th Aviation Group [7] 101st Air Cavalry Division [8] | (Assault Support Helicopter) | |||
203rd Aviation Company | Fort Sill Phu Hiep Da Nang [44] | L19/0-1 Bird Dog | (Reconnaissance Airplane) [11] | |||
205th Aviation Company | Fort Sill Phu Loi [44] | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Support Helicopter) [11] | |||
213th Aviation Company | Fort Benning Phu Loi [44] | CH-47 Chinook | 1967- | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Air Mobile Medium) [17] (Assault Support Helicopter) [11] | |
219th Aviation Company | Fort Hood Pleiku [44] | (Reconnaissance Airplane) [11] | ||||
220th Aviation Company | Fort Lewis Phu Bai [44] | (Reconnaissance Airplane) [11] | ||||
221st Aviation Company | Fort Bragg Soc Trang [44] | (Reconnaissance Airplane) [11] | ||||
225th Aviation Company | Fort Lewis Phu Hiep [44] | (Surveillance Airplane) [11] | ||||
227th Aviation Company | (Assault Helicopter) [53] | |||||
235th Aviation Company | Fort Benning Can Tho [44] | AH-1G HueyCobra [16] | 1967- | (Assault Helicopter) [11] (Aerial Weapons) (Aero Weapons) [54] (Attack Helicopter) [54] | ||
238th Aviation Company | Fort Riley An Khe [44] | AH-1G HueyCobra | (Aerial Weapons) [16] | |||
240th Aviation Company | Fort Hood Bear Cat [44] | UH-1 Huey | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Helicopter) [13] | ||
242nd Aviation Company | Fort Benning Cu Chi [44] | CH-47A Chinook | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Support Helicopter) [55] | ||
243rd Aviation Company | Fort Sill Dong Ba Thin [44] | CH-47A Chinook | 17th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Support Helicopter) [13] | ||
244th Aviation Company | Fort Lewis Can Tho [44] | (Surveillance Airplane) [11] | ||||
245th Aviation Company | Fort Lewis Da Nang [44] | OV-1 Mohawk | 1st Aviation Battalion | (Surveillance Airplane) [11] | ||
271st Aviation Company | Fort Benning Can Tho [44] | CH-47 Chinook | (Assault Support Helicopter) [11] | |||
272nd Aviation Company | Fort Sill [44] | CH-47 Chinook | 1966- | 12th Combat Aviation Group 101st Air Cavalry Division | (Assault Support Helicopter) [8] | |
273rd Aviation Company | Fort Sill Long Binh [44] | Sikorsky CH-54A Tarhe | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Heavy Helicopter) [56] (Assault Support Helicopter) [57] | ||
281st Aviation Company | Fort Benning Nha Trang [44] | (Assault Helicopter) [11] | ||||
282nd Aviation Company | Fort Benning Da Nang [44] | UH-1D Huey [58] | (Assault Helicopter) [11] | |||
284th Aviation Company | n/a | 1966-1977 | (Air Traffic Control) | Previously the Army Air Traffic Control Regulation and Identification Company [59] | ||
334th Aviation Company | Bien Hoa [44] | UH-1B/C Huey [22] AH-1G HueyCobra [60] | 1966-1969 1967- | 12th Combat Aviation Group | (Armed Helicopter) [61] (Assault Helicopter) [62] (Aerial Weapons) [63] | Previously 197th Aviation Company. [22] |
335th Aviation Company | Bien Hoa [24] | UH-1B/C/D/H/M Huey [24] AH-1G HueyCobra [64] CH-54A Tarhe | 1966- [24] 1971-1976 | 173rd Airborne Brigade [24] 1st Aviation Brigade [24] 12th Combat Aviation Group 17th Combat Aviation Group | (Airmobile Light) (1966) [24] (Assault Helicopter) (1966-1971) [13] (Heavy Helicopter) [65] | Previously Company A, 82nd Aviation Battalion [24] |
336th Aviation Company | Fort Campbell Soc Trang [44] | UH-1 Huey | (Assault Helicopter) [11] | |||
355th Aviation Company | Fort Sill Phu Hiep [44] | (Heavy Helicopter) | ||||
361st Aviation Company | Fort Hood Pleiku [66] FSB Blackhawk [67] | UH-1C Huey [68] AH-1G HueyCobra [16] | 1968- | 12th Combat Aviation Group 17th Combat Aviation Group | (Assault Helicopter) [11] (Escort) [8] (Aerial Weapons) [16] (Aero Weapons) [68] | |
362nd Aviation Company | Bien Hoa [66] | (Assault Support) | ||||
478th Aviation Company | Fort Benning Gia Le [66] | CH-54A Tarhe | 1965- | (Heavy Helicopter) [5] | ||
501st Aviation Company | Fort Polk | 1957-2005 | 501st Aviation Regiment. [69] | |||
Command Aviation Company | Vietnam Tan Son Nhut [66] | Vietnam | 1966-73 | (Corps) (USARV) | Previously USARV Flight Detachment |
Company | First HQ Location | Aircraft operated | Years active | Designation | Notes |
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Company A, 1st Aviation Battalion | Fort Riley | 1963-1987 | (Divisional) | 1st Battalion, 1st Aviation Regiment [70] | |
Company B, 1st Aviation Battalion | Fort Riley | UH-1C Huey AH-1G HueyCobra [71] ? | 1963-70 -1987 | Joined with D Troop 1/4 CAV to become C Troop 16 CAV [72] 2nd Battalion, 1st Aviation Regiment [73] | |
Company C, 1st Aviation Battalion | Fort Riley | 1981-1987 | 3rd Battalion, 1st Aviation Regiment [74] | ||
Company B, 2nd Aviation Battalion | Fort Benning | 1963-1988 | 2nd Battalion, 2nd Aviation Regiment [75] | ||
Company A, 3rd Aviation Battalion | Germany | 1963-1987 | 1st Battalion, 3rd Aviation Regiment [76] | ||
Company B, 3rd Aviation Battalion | Germany | 1963-1987 | 2nd Battalion, 3rd Aviation Regiment. [77] | ||
Company E, 3rd Aviation Battalion | Germany | 1979-1991 | Company E, 3rd Aviation Regiment. [78] | ||
Company A, 4th Aviation Battalion | Fort Lewis | 1963-1987 | (Divisional) | 1st Battalion, 4th Aviation Regiment. [79] | |
Company B, 4th Aviation Battalion | Fort Lewis | UH-1C Huey AH-1G HueyCobra [71] | 1963-1987 | 2nd Battalion, 4th Aviation Regiment. [80] | |
Company C, 4th Aviation Battalion | Fort Carson | 1980-1993 | 4th Battalion, 4th Aviation Regiment. [81] | ||
Company A, 5th Aviation Battalion | Fort Benning | ||||
Company B, 9th Aviation Battalion | Fort Riley | UH-1C Huey AH-1G HueyCobra [71] | (Divisional) | [16] | |
Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 10th Aviation Battalion | Fort Benning | 1968-2005 | 10th Aviation Regiment. [82] | ||
Company A, 10th Aviation Battalion | Germany | 1986-1988 | (Combat) | 1st Battalion, 10th Aviation Regiment. [83] | |
Company B, 10th Aviation Battalion | Germany | 1986-1988 | (Combat) | 2nd Battalion, 10th Aviation Regiment. [84] | |
Company C, 10th Aviation Battalion | Germany | 1986-2005 | (Combat) | 3rd Battalion, 10th Aviation Regiment. [85] | |
Company A, 25th Aviation Battalion | Schofield Barracks | 1962-1988 | (Divisional) | 1st Battalion, 25th Aviation Regiment. [86] | |
Company B, 25th Aviation Battalion | Schofield Barracks | UH-1C Huey AH-1G HueyCobra [71] | 1963-1988 | (Divisional) | 2nd Battalion, 25th Aviation Regiment. [87] |
Company C, 25th Aviation Battalion | Schofield Barracks | 1979-1988 | (Divisional) | Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 3rd Battalion, 25th Aviation Regiment. [88] | |
Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 52nd Aviation Battalion | Fort Bragg | (Combat) | 1962-1995 | 52nd Aviation Regiment. [89] | |
Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 58th Aviation Battalion | South Vietnam | 1968-1987 | 1st Battalion, 58th Aviation Regiment. [90] | ||
Company B, 58th Aviation Battalion | Germany | 1986-1987 | 3rd Battalion, 58th Aviation Regiment. [91] | ||
Company A, 82nd Aviation Battalion | Fort Bragg | 1962-2005 | 1st Battalion, 82nd Aviation Regiment. [92] | ||
Company B, 82nd Aviation Battalion | Fort Bragg | 1962-2005 | 2nd Battalion, 82nd Aviation Regiment. [93] | ||
Company D, 82nd Aviation Battalion | Fort Bragg | 1957-2005 | Company D, 82d Aviation Regiment. [94] | ||
Company A, 101st Aviation Battalion | Fort Campbell | 1962-2005 | (Divisional) | 1st Battalion, 101st Aviation Regiment. [95] | |
Company B, 101st Aviation Battalion | Fort Campbell | 1962-2005 | (Divisional) | 2nd Battalion, 101st Aviation Regiment. [96] | |
Company C, 101st Aviation Battalion | Fort Campbell | 1968-2005 | (Divisional) | 3rd Battalion, 101st Aviation Regiment. [97] | |
Company D, 101st Aviation Battalion | Fort Campbell | 1968-2005 | (Assault Helicopter) [16] | 4th Battalion, 101st Aviation Regiment. [98] | |
Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 101st Aviation Battalion | Fort Campbell | 1962-2005 | 7th Battalion, 101st Aviation Regiment. [99] | ||
Company B, 123rd Aviation Battalion | UH-1C Huey AH-1G HueyCobra [71] | ||||
Company C, 123rd Aviation Battalion | South Vietnam | 1967-2005 | Company C, 123rd Aviation Regiment. [100] | ||
Company A, 158th Aviation Battalion | Fort Carson | 1968-2005 | Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 158th Aviation Regiment. [101] | ||
Company B, 158th Aviation Battalion | Fort Carson | 1968-2005 | Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2d Battalion, 158th Aviation Regiment. [102] | ||
Company C, 158th Aviation Battalion | Fort Riley | 1968-2005 | 3rd Battalion, 158th Aviation Regiment. [103] | ||
Company D, 158th Aviation Battalion | Fort Carson | 1968-2005 | (Assault Helicopter) [16] | Company D, 158th Aviation Regiment. [104] | |
Company B, 159th Aviation Battalion | South Vietnam | 1968-2005 | Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2nd Battalion, 159th Aviation Regiment. [105] | ||
Company C, 159th Aviation Battalion | Fort Sill | 1968-2005 | Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 3rd Battalion, 159th Aviation Regiment. [106] | ||
Company I, 159th Aviation Battalion | Fort Bragg | 1987-2005 | Company I, 159th Aviation Regiment. [107] | ||
Company K, 159th Aviation Battalion | Fort Stewart | 1987-2005 | Company K, 159th Aviation Regiment. [108] | ||
Company A, 160th Aviation Battalion | Fort Campbell | 1982-2005 | 1st Battalion, 160th Aviation Regiment. [109] | ||
Company B, 160th Aviation Battalion | Fort Campbell | 1982-2005 | 2nd Battalion, 160th Aviation Regiment. [110] | ||
Company C, 160th Aviation Battalion | Fort Campbell | 1982-2005 | 3rd Battalion, 160th Aviation Regiment. [111] | ||
Company D, 160th Aviation Battalion | Fort Campbell | 1982-2005 | Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 4th Battalion, 160th Aviation Regiment. [112] | ||
Company E, 160th Aviation Battalion | Fort Campbell | 1982-2005 | Company E, 160th Aviation Regiment. [113] | ||
Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 210th Aviation Battalion | Fort Bragg | 1967-2005 | 210th Aviation Regiment. [114] | ||
Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 210th Aviation Battalion | Fort Rucker | 1996-2005 | 1st Battalion, 210th Aviation Regiment. [115] | ||
Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2nd Battalion, 210th Aviation Battalion | Fort Rucker | 2005 | 2nd Battalion, 210th Aviation Regiment. [116] | ||
Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 214th Aviation Battalion | Fort Campbell | 1967-2005 | 214th Aviation Regiment. [117] | ||
Company A, 214th Aviation Battalion | Fort Lewis | 1981-2005 | 1st Battalion, 214th Aviation Regiment. [118] | ||
Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 222nd Aviation Battalion | South Vietnam | 1966-2005 | 222nd Aviation Regiment. [119] | ||
Company A, 222nd Aviation Battalion | Fort Campbell | 1986-2005 | 1st Battalion, 222nd Aviation Regiment. [120] | ||
Company A, 227th Aviation Battalion | Fort Benning | 1963-2005 | (Assault Helicopter) | 1st Battalion, 227th Aviation Regiment. [121] | |
Company B, 227th Aviation Battalion | Fort Benning | 1963-2005 | (Assault Helicopter) | 2nd Battalion, 227th Aviation Regiment. [122] | |
Company C, 227th Aviation Battalion | Fort Benning | 1963-2005 | (Assault Helicopter) | 3rd Battalion, 227th Aviation Regiment. [123] | |
Company D, 227th Aviation Battalion | Fort Benning | UH-1C Huey AH-1G HueyCobra [18] | 1963-2005 | (Assault Helicopter) [16] | 4th Battalion, 227th Aviation Regiment. [124] |
Company A, 229th Aviation Battalion | Fort Benning | 1964-2005 | (Assault Helicopter) | 1st Battalion, 229th Aviation Regiment. [125] | |
Company B, 229th Aviation Battalion | 1965- | (Assault Helicopter) | [126] | ||
Company D, 229th Aviation Battalion | AH-1G HueyCobra | Feb 1968 - [127] | (Assault Helicopter) [16] | ||
Company D, 149th Aviation Battalion | Phoenix, Arizona | 1982-2005 | 285th Aviation Regiment. [128] | ||
Company A, 501st Aviation Battalion | Fort Hood | UH-1 Huey [21] | 1962-2005 | 1st Battalion, 501st Aviation Regiment. [129] | |
Company B, 501st Aviation Battalion | Fort Hood | 1962-2005 | 2nd Battalion, 501st Aviation Regiment. [130] | ||
Company C, 501st Aviation Battalion | Germany | 1978-2005 | 3rd Battalion, 501st Aviation Regiment. [131] | ||
Company A, 502nd Aviation Battalion | Vinh Long | UH-1 Huey [21] | |||
A Battery, 2/20th ARA | UH-1C Huey AH-1G HueyCobra | [16] | |||
B Battery, 2/20th ARA | UH-1 Huey AH-1G HueyCobra | [16] | |||
C Battery, 2/20th ARA | UH-1 Huey AH-1G HueyCobra | [16] | |||
A Battery, 4/77th ARA | AH-1G HueyCobra | [16] | |||
B Battery, 4/77th ARA | AH-1G HueyCobra [132] | [16] | |||
C Battery, 4/77th ARA | AH-1G HueyCobra [133] | [16] |
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The 501st Aviation Regiment is an aviation regiment of the US Army. It draws its history from the original aviation battalion of the 1st Armored Division, the 501st Aviation Battalion. The 501st Aviation Battalion was active with the division in the mid-1980s. It has always been associated with the 1st Armored Division.
The 101st Airborne Division is a specialized modular light infantry division of the US Army trained for air assault operations. The Screaming Eagles has been referred to by journalists as "the tip of the spear" as well as one of the most potent and tactically mobile of the U.S. Army's divisions. The 101st Airborne Division has a history that is nearly a century long. During World War II, it was renowned for its role in Operation Overlord, Operation Market Garden, the liberation of the Netherlands and its action during the Battle of the Bulge around the city of Bastogne, Belgium. During the Vietnam War, the 101st Airborne Division fought in several major campaigns and battles, including the Battle of Hamburger Hill in May 1969. In mid-1968, it was reorganized and redesignated as an airmobile division and then in 1974 as an air assault division. In recent years, the division has served in Iraq and Afghanistan. At the height of the War on Terror, the 101st Airborne Division had over 200 aircraft. The division now has slightly over 100 aircraft.
Operation Spartan Shield (OSS) is a USCENTCOM operation in the Middle East. OSS is commanded by United States Army Central and includes units from all service branches. Task Force Spartan is the U.S. Army component of OSS.
Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st Armored Division is a Combat Aviation Brigade attached to 1st Armored Division.
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