An unmarked UH-60A. At the time this picture was made, this Alpha was assigned to the 1-111th Aviation Regiment of the 77th Combat Aviation Brigade. The latter was deployed to support Operation Inherent Resolve , the fight against terrorism in Iraq and Syria. Camp Buehring in Kuwait is used for maintenance of the helicopters as well as rest and R&R for the crew. This 275 was withdrawn from use by May 2018. The US Army placed it into its Black Hawk Exchange and Sales Team (BEST) programme, so its very well possible the helicopter will show up in the FMS programme or with a civil operator.

This former AH-64A (87-00411, c/n PV430) was converted to AH-64D by 2002 and therefore received a new serial. The colors of the 77th Combat Aviation Brigade (part of the Arkansas Army National Guard) and are incorperated into the "crew-chief marking" on the nose. The attack helicopter just returned from some combat weeks in Iraq during Operation Inherent Resolve and was prepared for a maintenance job at Buehring.

A Foxtrot of the B/1-111th Avn Reg, part of the deployed 77th CAB, in maintenance. Company B of this Aviation Regiment is normally based at G.V. "Sonny" Montgomery National Guard Complex / Key Field Air National Guard Base, Mississipi. The Avn Reg deployed with the 77th Combat Aviation Brigade to Operation Inherent Resolve. The unit used Camp Buehring as base station, deployed for combat operations to Iraq for some weeks and returned to Buehring on a rotational base for maintenance. The unit was deployed to OIR for a year.

A California Army National Guard Black Hawk deployed with the 77th Combat Aviation Brigade to Operation Inherent Resolve. The helicopter was a left-over from an earlier deployment that returned to CONUS. Apparently this UH-60A was good enough to serve another year in the desert and was assigned to the 1-111th Avn Reg. "Makos" of the Alabama Army National Guard.

The B/1-111th Avn Reg of the Mississippi Army National Guard deployed with the 77th Combat Aviation Brigade to Operation Inherent Resolve. The unit used Camp Buehring as base station, deployed for combat operations to Iraq for some weeks and returned to Buehring on a rotational base for maintenance. The unit was deployed to OIR for a year.