November is hailed as National Aviation History Month to celebrate America’s contributions to – and future endeavors in – aviation. Army Reserve Aviation Command is one-of-a-kind, providing command and control for all Army Reserve aviation, air assault, air movement, aeromedical evacuation, and inter- and intra-theater transportation. Click the link below to learn more.

November is Veterans and Military Family Appreciation Month, a time when America honors and recognizes the unique sacrifices and challenges family members make to support their loved ones in uniform. Army Reserve Family Programs ensures Soldiers and Family members are connected to resources within their community. Click the link below to learn more.

Every November 11, the U.S. Army Reserve and the Nation honor those who serve and have served to ensure their service is never overlooked or forgotten.

The U.S. Army Reserve recognizes the strength of a diverse force. Native American (American Indian and Alaskan Native) Soldiers have served in the Army with great honor, dedication and distinction, building a legacy of courage, professionalism and selfless service that will inspire generations to come.

Today’s Army Reserve covers more than 20 time zones, across 5 continents. Our people bring their purpose and passion to employers in communities across the entire globe. Now, more than ever, America needs a powerful and resilient force, ready to deliver vital capabilities in an ever-changing landscape of both visible and invisible threats, we stand ready to defeat our enemies, any time, anywhere. America’s Army Reserve is Twice the Citizen, Combat Ready!

Recently returned from a deployment in Iraq, Staff Sgt. Joseph Armstrong of Asheville, a member of the 357th Engineer Company, is supporting essential recovery efforts in his community following Hurricane Helene. His team is transporting foundational rocks to stabilize roads impacted by severe mudslides, restoring critical access routes for Yancey County residents in North Carolina.