February 2022 Advertising
Reserve Your February Ad in ARMY AVIATION Magazine Today! Ask About Our Add One Get One Free Special Offer! Army Futures Command Rotary Wing Project Manager Updates TRADOC Capability Manager Updates Insertion Order Deadline: January 1, 2022Material Deadline: January 20, 2022 Contact: Bob Lachowski or Erika Burgess at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.(203) 268-2450 FAX: (203) 268-5870 May 2022 June 2022
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Reserve Your February Ad in ARMY AVIATION Magazine Today! – Special Focus – Program Executive Office (PEO) Aviation Rotary Wing Project Managers, Army Capability Manager ACM Updates. AH-64 Apache, CH-47 Chinook, LUH-72 Lakota and UH-60 Black Hawk, Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA), Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) – latest developments; Foreign Military Sales (FMS) and Multi-National Aviation Special Projects Office (MASPO). Army Futures CommandModernizing all facets of the Army, including Future Vertical Lift (FVL). Insertion Order Deadline: January 1, 2021Material Deadline: January 15, 2021 Contact: Bob Lachowski or Erika Burgess at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need...
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Reserve Your March Ad in ARMY AVIATION Magazine Today! – SPECIAL FOCUS – Senior National Guard and U.S. Army ReserveLeadership updates on missions, equipment and readiness. Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC) Proponency UpdateCovers operational concepts & capabilities requirements; medic certification programs, aviation hoists, harnesses, ancillary medical supplies and equipment. Combat Readiness Center (CRC) – updates on all facets of safety. Insertion Order Deadline: Febuary 1, 2021Material Deadline: Febuary 15, 2021 Contact: Bob Lachowski or Erika Burgess at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.(203) 268-2450 FAX: (203) 268-5870
Learn MoreGiving Thanks and Throttle Full Open!
President’s Cockpit / By BG Stephen Mundt, Ret.: Happy Veterans Day and a very Happy Thanksgiving everyone! As we take a day out of our routine to reflect on our blessings, I thank each of our 17,000 members of AAAA for all you do every day to make this country safe and secure. Chairman GEN Scott Wallace, Ret., opens the 11 October 18 Senior Executive Associates meeting. I hope that each and every one of our members took time to “Vote” on November 6th as it is one of the liberties that those in uniform have fought so hard to...
Learn MoreOur Family’s Journey Thru Autism
Family Forum / By Laura Townsend Kane: I have a child with autism. He is nine years old, completely nonverbal, and must be supervised at all times. Author Laura Kane’s son Peter enjoying his time with a volunteer from “Autism on the Seas” on a December 2017 cruise with his family to include his grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins. The program is in collaboration with major cruise lines and is offered at a very nominal fee above the cost of the actual cruise. It provides respite care and affords families the opportunity to really relax and enjoy their time./ PERSONAL...
Learn MoreAttacking Aviation Readiness Drivers
AMCOM Commander / By MG Douglas M. Gabram: As I reflect on the past year, the Aviation Enterprise has accomplished a great deal through incredible teamwork and determined leadership. That said, I am often asked the question, what keeps me up at night? Two things: Overall Fleet Readiness – specifically, fixing our Apache issues. Are we ready for a near-peer fight? Soldiers with Company D, 1st Battalion (Attack Reconnaissance), 3rd Aviation Regiment, 12th Combat Aviation Brigade, conduct routine maintenance on a AH-64 Apache helicopter on Aug. 17, 2018, at Katterbach Army Airfield in Ansbach, Germany. /US Army Photo by Charles...
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Ask the Flight Surgeon / By MAJ Steven E. Brown, DO, MPH: Q: I have had a cold with a cough for a few days, but when I went to see my flight surgeon, I was not given antibiotics. Why not? Photo Credit: U.S. Army FS: It is a common misperception that people with cold or flu symptoms require a prescription for an antibiotic from their provider to get better. Antibiotics treat bacterial infections such as seen in strep throat, most inner ear infections or bacterial pneumonia. The majority of cold and flu symptoms however are caused by viruses and...
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President’s Cockpit / By BG Stephen Mundt, Ret.: The pace of all things AAAA is certainly picking up now as we head into Fall with the Luther Jones event at Corpus Christi (October 24-25), and both the Joseph P. Cribbins (November 13-14) and the Aircraft Survivability Equipment symposia (November 15-16) coming up in Huntsville. Membership Booth at 2018 AAAA Summit We have just had our semi-annual AAAA Board Meeting in October during the AUSA Annual Meeting so please ask your chapter leadership for an update on where we are and how we are set for the 2019 Army Aviation Mission Solutions...
Learn MoreAs the Virtual Workforce Rises…So Do Opportunities For Military Spouses
Family Forum / By By Erica McMannes: More and more military spouses are choosing to take the leap into remote work. Erica McMannes(right) and her MadSkills cofounder, Liza Rodewald, work and strategize together 99.99% of the time. They were able to meet up in D.C. recently for a one-day strategy session before their PCS moves to Florida and Hawaii./ PHOTO BY KELSEY MARIE From accounting to content strategy to software development, virtual work poses an opportunity for military spouses who want a career that will move with them, yet still align with their professional goals and background. It’s arguable that...
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Ask the Flight Surgeon / By CPT Jessica Warneke, D.O.: Q: My wife and I have been talking and we feel the size of our family is perfect. We discussed our options and we agreed I should get a vasectomy. What can I expect from the procedure? ARMY.MIL FS: A vasectomy is minor surgery to block sperm from being released during sexual intercourse. After a vasectomy, the testes still make sperm, but they are absorbed by the body. Despite the possibility that a vasectomy can be reversed, the success rate for reversal is only 50 to 70 percent. I am...
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