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	Army Aviation Heritage Foundation
		The Army Aviation Heritage Foundation (AAHF) is acting to provide America’s veterans a voice with which to tell their story and the tools with which to share their legacy of service and devotion with the American public.
		The Army Aviation Heritage Foundation understands that today’s soldiers and their families are watching how America treats her veterans.
		We are using veteran aviators and veteran aircraft to inspire Americans of all generations and ensure that our Nation’s military legacy and heritage of service are never forgotten.
	www.armyav.org (271 words)

	U.S. Army Aviation Warfighting Center and Fort Rucker
		The Residential Communities Initiative (RCI) is a Department of Army program that will improve the quality of life for soldiers and their families.
		The Army is pursuing the most comprehensive transformation of its forces since the early years of World War II.
		The Army Campaign Plan provides direction for detailed planning, preparation and execution of the full range of tasks necessary to provide relevant and read landpower to the Nation while maintaining the quality of the all-volunteer force and undertaking this transformation.
	www-rucker.army.mil (552 words)

	Cessna Helicopter
		Some Army YH-41s were continued to be operated into the 1960s and some were either scrapped or repurchased by Cessna in the 1960s with the exception of 56-4244 which was retained as a museum piece.
		Aviation photographer Chad Slattery kindly provided pictures of a 1962 Cessna 5" x 8" promotional postcard which is from the estate of Al Vopal who ran Custom Models in Macedonia, Ohio; Al made many models for Cessna but Chad can't recall seeing a Skyhook model.
		I taught maintenance on the H-13 for awhile in the Army and later did an STC on a conversion of the 47J to a 47J-2 equipped with the supercharged Lycoming from the 47G-2A.
	www.commercemarketplace.com /home/CollectAir/cessna.html (18919 words)

	Naval Aviation in World War I
		When hostilities ceased, the Navy and Marine Corps aviators were using 27 bases in Europe, two in Canada, one in the Canal Zone, one in the Azores, and 12 in the United States.
		This training was arranged by an agreement with the Army and the RFC that 25 men from the Navy would be included in the contingent of 100 Americans for which the Government of Canada had agreed to provide flight training.
		Established for the purpose of testing the capabilities of aviation to operate with fleet forces, the new command marked the beginning of a permanent provision for aviation in fleet organization.
	www.history.navy.mil /branches/avchr2.htm (9151 words)

	U.S. Army Aviation Museum \| preserving the Past... for the Future
		If you would like to purchase an item over the phone or have any questions please call the museum at 888-276-9286.
		The United States Army Aviation Museum, located in South-central Alabama, maintains a collection
		Public galleries represent the Army's involvement in aviation from the beginning days of the Wright brothers and early combat aircraft from World War I, to the highly technological machines flown by Army Aviators today.
	www.armyavnmuseum.org (112 words)

	Dixie Warrior
		Company C, 1-185th Aviation is a unit of the Mississippi Army National Guard.
		The parent unit is the 1st Battalion, 185th Aviation, also located in Tupelo.
		This is the U.S. Army's newest and most advanced helicopter.
	www2.msstate.edu /~jbc4/company.html (479 words)

	Attack Helicopter Team
		The formidable surveillance and target acquisition (STA) capability of the sensor suite together with other improvements in weapon systems and avionics mean that the Apache AH Mk 1 will represent a major enhancement to the armed forces capability.
		The Apache AH Mk 1 presents a completely new capability with implications for the British Army's organisation and training, doctrine, logistics and peacetime infrastructure.
		Currently 12 Apache are based at the School of Army Aviation at Middle Wallop in Hampshire and are being used to conduct intensive training and initial operational evaluation so that everything is in place to train the first Field Army unit from 9 Regiment AAC later this year.
	www.army.mod.uk /aht (324 words)

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