United States Army Aviation Corps

The United States Army Aviation Corps is a specialized branch that operates aircraft such as helicopters and fixed-wing planes to support military missions. It provides transportation for troops and supplies, conducts reconnaissance and surveillance, and engages in combat or rescue operations. The Aviation Corps enhances battlefield mobility, situational awareness, and communication, making it a critical element of modern military strategy. Members are trained pilots, mechanics, and support personnel working together to ensure the effective and safe operation of these aircraft in various operational environments.