The aviation brigade needed to reorganize to better support light infantry brigades with multi-disciplinary task forces. A key part of the reorganization was consolidating several weapons systems into a single company-sized aviation unit. As the leader of this unit, the individual: Managed over 200 airframes and 1,500 personnel across nine subordinate battalions. Completed aircraft inspections and redistributed airframes between organizations. Led the new consolidated aviation unit, which had nine independent relationships, to support division operations involving four different airframe types and up to 30 aircraft under day, night, and night vision conditions. The individual safely directed complex aviation operations and movements, while achieving high readiness rates and qualification standards for pilots.