About the 36th Combat Aviation Brigade

The CAB, 36th Infantry Division was the first National Guard combat air brigade under the Army's reformatting plan. It has previously deployed to Bosnia and Kosovo, and to the United States Gulf Coast in support of disaster operations following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. The CAB completed a tour of duty in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2007. 

During the brigade's deployment to Iraq it was composed of over 2700 soldiers from 44 states. Approximately 2500 were from 16 state Army Guard units. The brigade was augmented by over 200 Individual Ready Reserve Army soldiers from 36 different states. In the first eight months in Iraq, the CAB's units flew 51,000 combat flight hours while executing almost 7,300 combat missions. 36 CAB has carried more than 230,000 passengers, moved more than 15 million pounds of cargo, conducted almost 60 large combat air assaults, provided outstanding Medical evacuation (medevac) support to save many soldiers' lives, and supported ground troops with AH-64 Apaches.

Source: https://tmd.texas.gov/36-cab

So what is this page for?

This website is intended to be a one stop shop dashboard for service members within the S3 section of HHC, 36CAB to reference upcoming training events, drill calendars, TMs, their chain of command, and current equipment statuses.  The site is currently a work in progress. The website is accessible by invitation only by designated leaders within S3.  Once granted access, you should save the page as a shortcut to your phone or desktop so you can reference it in the future.