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MG Erik C. Peterson, CG, Division West, First Army

BG Scott R. Morcomb, CG, Army Reserve Aviation Command

MG Troy D. Kok,CG, 99th Readiness Division

BG Timothy E. Gowen, Assistant Adjutant General,

Maryland Joint Force Headquarters

COL J. Ray Davis, Chief, Army National Guard - Aviation

Total Army Team Aviation Panel

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US Army Reserve Aviation Command

CG: BG Scott R. MorcombCSM: CSM JamesPeter M. MatthewsCCWO: CW5 Chris A. JamesCXO: Mr. Marc DuchetteAviation PM: Mr. Wiley A. Gustafson

MISSION: The Army Reserve Aviation Command (ARAC) Deploys Expeditionary Combat Aviation Brigades (ECABs) to a specified Area of Operations (AO) in support of a CCDR in defense of the Nation and national interests at home and abroad.

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Army Reserve Aviation Command

4th Bde4th Bde4th Bde4th Bde4th Bde4th Bde4th Bde4th Bde

2/3852/385

1-158 AHBConroe, TX

F/2-135 GSABFt. Lewis, WA

HHC/6-52 TABC/6-52(-) TABG/7-158 GSAB

Los Alamitos, CA

HHC/2-228 TABA/2-228 TABFt. Dix, NJHeadquarters,

244th ECABFt. Dix, NJ

F/7-158 GSAB (ATC)Det 1/HHC/164 TAOG

Det 1/B/2-228 TABFt. Rucker, AL

A/2-135 GSABC/2-228 TABFt. Bragg, NC

90 ASBA/6-52 TAB

NAS JRB Ft. Worth, TX

5-159 GSABHHC, B, D(-), E(-)

Ft. Eustis, VA

7-158 GSABHHC, A, Det 1/D, E(-)

2/C/6-52 Avn RegtFt. Hood, TX

C/7-158 GSABFt. Carson, CO

B/D(-) 7-158 GSABNew Century, KS

8-229 AHBFt. Knox, KY

B/6-52 TABFt. Knox, KY

C/5-159 GSABF/5-159 GSAB (ATC)

Ft. Knox, KY

A/5-159 GSABG/5-159 GSABClearwater, FL

B(-)/2-228 TABDobbins ARB, GA

Headquarters11th ECAB

Ft. Knox, KY

STRENGTHRequired (FY18): 3,610

Assigned (as of 31 MAR 18): 4,270118%

ARAC HQFt. Knox, KY

Compo 3 Authorized A/CUH-60: 84HH-60: 60CH-47: 36C-12: 32

UC-35: 16

FY18 Structure

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Supporting the Combatant Commander

244th ECAB TFOSS/OIR

900 Pax/41 AC

1-158 AHB (-)OFS

175 Pax/10 A/C

ARAC (7-158 GSAB)O/O, DSCA

Assignment to NORTCOM 244th ECAB

Focused ReadinessO/O for Contingency Ops (through FY18)

6-52/2-228MFO

1xC12/5 PaxEnduring

6-52/2-228ARCENT/CFLCC

2xUC35/9 PaxEnduring

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Division West Mission Statement

Mission: Division West partners with USAR and ARNG Leadership during Pre, Post, and De-Mobilization to advise, assist, and train Army formations, Individual Replacements, and DA Civilians in a multi-component, integrated training environment to achieve Department of the Army directed readiness objectives enabling FORSCOM to provide Combatant Commanders with trained and ready forces in support of worldwide requirements.

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Mobilization and Training:

2018-2019:CABs: 3BNs: 10Others(KFOR/TASMs): 5Soldiers Trained: 5263

2020-2021:CABs: 3BNs: 10Others (KFOR/TASMs): 5Soldiers Trained: 6000*

* Includes expanded training of non-NOS units anticipated by 166 BDE growth

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Kosovo

Fort Hood

Kuwait / Iraq

29th CAB

1-185th 3-126th

16th CAB

RC Effort: AVN BN TF

Afghanistan

449th CAB

3rd CAB

RC Effort: CAB TF

RC Effort: GSAB (-)

2-238th

1-230th

101 CAB

40th CAB 77th CAB

35th CAB 244th CAB

1-130 AV TF

Total Army Aviation Force: Global Impact

1-151 AV TF1AD CAB

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CP Parks, CA

Grand Prairie, TX

Beaumont, TX

CP Parks, CA

Waco, TXFort Sheridan, IL

X120 IN (MFTB)

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1-363TSBN

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2-381TSBN

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3-289TSBN

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2-360TSBN

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2-382LSBN

I I

3-335TSBN

4-393 I I

1-393

I I

BSB

1-395

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BEB

2-291

I I

2-395

I I

BSB

3-393

I I

BEB

2-393

I I

BSB

302

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NetherlandsWest Ft. Hood

1-383TSBN

2-411LSBN

X166 AV BDE

I I

I I

1-291

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2-291

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302

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LSBNI I

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Current

North Ft. Hood

NetherlandsWest Ft. Hood

North Ft. Hood

North Ft. Hood

Fort McCoy, WI

Des Moines, IA

Fort Hood, TXFort Hood, TX

North Ft. Hood

North Ft. Hood

North Ft. Hood

Fort Hood, TX

Fort Hood, TX

Fort Hood, TX

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