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May 10, 2005

Lockheed Martin Unveils Arrowhead System At Quad-A

Lockheed Martin, on behalf of Team Apache Systems LLC, will (ceremonially) deliver its first Modernized Target Acquisition and Designation Sight/Pilot Night Vision Sensor (M-TADS/PNVS), also known as Arrowhead, for the Apache AH-64 helicopter to the US Army later today.

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Quad-A Announces Outstanding Aviation Unit (Active) of the Year

The relentless determination, adaptive tactics and heroic performance of the 4th Brigade Combat Team during 2004 distinguished it among all other outstanding units in support of the Global War on Terrorism and made significant contributions in every major combat action during Operation Iraqi Freedom II.

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Quad-A Announces James H. McClellan Aviation Safety Award

Chief Warrant Officer 5 Willis J. Haas is recognized for his incredible accomplishments as the safety officer of the 4th Bde. (Aviation) while deployed to the Al Sahra Airfield at Forward Operating Base Speicher, Tikrit, Iraq.

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Quad-A Announces Outstanding Aviation Unit (ARNG) of the Year

Task Force Pirate, led by the 1st Bn., 211th Avn. Regt., Utah ARNG epitomized the Army's transformation to units of action in which modular "plug and play" formations are combined to form deployable, lethal, capable and sustainable forces.

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Quad-A Announces Outstanding Aviation Unit (USAR) of the Year

The "Flying Dragons" of the 6th Bn., 52nd Aviation Regiment, headquartered at the Joint Forces Training Base in Los Alamitos, Calif., with units at Los Alamitos; Fort Hood, Texas; Fort McCoy, Wis., and Fort Knox, Ky., distinguished themselves by flying thousands of hours accident and incident free, in and out of combat zones during 2004.

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Quad-A Announces Robert M. Leich Award

In late 2003, the Army Chief of Staff, GEN Schoomaker stated that Army aviation needed to be fixed. To achieve this goal, the CSA appointed MG Thurman, an Army aviator with broad combat arms experience and a former commanding general of the National Training Center, to stand up the Aviation Task Force.

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Quad-A Announces Joseph P. Cribbins Dept. of the Army Civilian of the Year Award

Mr. James "Snuff' Thompson is recognized for his outstanding leadership, management and direction of modernization, modification, sustainment and reset efforts of the Apache aircraft fleet.

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