KELLY MORRIS, USAACE PUBLIC AFFAIRS FORT NOVOSEL— Fort Novosel and the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence conducted the annual Aviation Industry Days event to foster dialogue among Army aviation experts and aviation industry representatives Aug. 7 and 8.
People are also reading… “Army aviation is again on the leading edge of our generation’s transformation as we field Future Vertical Lift--the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft, Future Tactical UAS, launched effects, and we modernize our entire fleet with an open system architecture that will form the nexus of the ecosystem to meet the existential threats facing our army and our joint partners both now and, in the future,” Gill said.
“There’s a wealth of talent and experience in this audience,” Gill said. “Frankly, this is the brain trust of Army aviation, whether you’re in uniform, whether you used to be in uniform, or whether you wear a suit and you just support those in uniform. Our collaboration with you, the industry, is essential to meet requirements of putting the right equipment and capabilities in our soldiers’ hands to enable them to win at the time and place of our choosing.
Lt. Gen. David J. Francis, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command deputy commanding general and U.S. Army Center for Initial Military Training commander, who previously served as the Army aviation branch chief, pointed to flight school students in the room as the event’s bottom line and lauded them for their participation during the Q&A.
“The insatiable appetite that combatant commands have for resources is not going away,” Francis said. “No crisis that happened around the world that does not involve multiple geographic combatant commands and multiple functional commands as well. We are a global world; if something happens in one place it affects many other combatant commands, whether it’s an evacuation of the embassy in Sudan, the Israel crisis, what the Houthis are doing at the Red Sea, Ukraine, you name the place.
The document describes what the operational environment will look like to a LSCO-focused Army and outlines 12 conditions that cover a wide array of possibilities the Army may face in future conflicts--an operational environment where understanding the enemy is imperative and where highly trained Soldiers and leaders provide a clear advantage.
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