38th CAB

06/04/2026

Nothing like a little group PT to get the blood flowing in the morning.

05/24/2026

05/23/2026

2 new aircrew members (PFC Horne and SPC Barker) were trained in external load operations as a culminating event after 3 dedicated weeks of initial flight training.

Pictured
CW3 Thacker
CW2 Newhouser
SFC Kabella
SGT McCollum
SGT Kindig
SPC Barker
PFC Horne

Photo credit SGT Walser.

05/23/2026

For the last 250 years, the freedoms we cherish have been safeguarded by those who made the ultimate sacrifice. This Memorial Day Weekend we remember their courage, honor their sacrifice, and offer our deepest gratitude. 🇺🇸

05/13/2026

During April IDT Soldiers of the 38th CAB zeroed and qualified on the M4 rifle. Soldiers start in the standing position then go to the prone unsupported, then prone supported, kneeling supported and finally the standing supported position. Soldiers must hit 23 of the 40 targets to qualify as a Marksman on the rifle, to qualify as a Sharpshooter a Soldier must hit 30 of the targets, and to qualify as an Expert the soldier must shoot 36 of the targets. Targets range from 50 meters all the way to 300 meters.

Photos Courtesy of SGT Joshua Peckenpaugh

05/12/2026

04/30/2026

04/24/2026

During April IDT Soldiers of the 38th CAB participated in the annual SAAPM (Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month) 5k run/walk at Camp Atterbury.

Photos Courtesy of 1LT Joshua Brushaber and SGT Joshua Peckenpaugh.

03/18/2026

As mentioned earlier this week our Aviators trained on Sling Load Operations during drill.

Video Courtesy of 1LT Joshua Brushaber

02/24/2026

During February IDT HHC had a Change of Command Ceremony. CPT Delk served as the Commander for HHC the last 2 years and has provided excellent leadership during those years. At the end Saturday CPT Delk returned the Guidon to COL Oden who then entrusted it to CPT Stevenson. During her speech CPT Delk had this to say about the unit and to CPT Stevenson:

“When I assumed command, I knew the mission would be challenging, but I also knew I was stepping into a unit filled with talent, dedication, and heart. Over the past 2 years, I've witnessed extraordinary professionalism - from the smallest acts of initiative to the most demanding operations. You've shown me that leadership is not about the position you hold, but about the trust and relationships you build, and the example you set.

To our staff and senior leaders - thank you for your guidance and trust. Your mentorship allowed me to grow as a leader and as a person. When times got tough, you all got tougher. I'm so proud of every single one of you. I am proud of every soldier in this Company.

To my family - your patience, love, and sacrifices made it possible for me to serve with focus and commitment. I could not have done this without you.

To CPT Stevenson - you are inheriting an exceptional team. I have no doubt you will lead them to even greater achievements. HHC is a different beast. They will challenge you, inspire you, and make you proud every single day. You are in excellent hands.

As I step aside, I do so with confidence in the future of this unit and with deep gratitude for the privilege of having served as your commander. Thank you for your trust, your hard work, and your unwavering dedication to the mission.”

Thank you CPT Delk we wish you good luck in your future endeavors!