List of National Army Aviation Components
- Argentine Army Aviation
- Army Air Corps (United Kingdom)
- German Army Aviation Corps
- Army Aviation Corps (India)
- Australian Army Aviation
- Brazilian Army Aviation Command
- Colombian National Army Aviation
- French Army Light Aviation
- Indonesian Army Aviation
- Iranian Army Aviation
- Italian Army Aviation
- Malaysian Army Aviation
- Portuguese Army Light Aviation Unit
- Pakistan Army Aviation Corps
- Spanish Army Airmobile Force
- Republic of Korea Army Aviation
- United States Army Aviation Branch
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