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Army Reserve Aviation Command Completes Flying Operations, Slashed as Part of Army Reprioritization
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The Aviationist
U.S. Army Reserve Aviation Command completed rotary-wing flying operations on Sept. 14, 2025, when eight HH-60M Black Hawk helicopters flew across the state for their final training mission.
The 11th Expeditionary Combat Aviation Brigade housed the flying elements of the Army Reserve and thus became known as the Army Reserve Aviation Command.
For many, this might have been their final mission not only with the U.S. Army Reserve Aviation Command, but as military aviators or crew altogether.
Many Soldiers who wish to continue serving are looking to transition to the Active Army, Army National Guard or even transfer to other services such as the USAF.
It appears many will simply exit the Army Reserve knowing they served proudly and honorably and will take up the title of veteran as they pursue civilian careers.