What is Army regulation AR 611-110?
Army Regulation 611-110 is the official document that outlines the procedures and requirements for the selection of Army Aviation Officers and Warrant Officers.

What is the purpose of AR 611-110?
The purpose of AR 611-110 is to establish the policies and procedures for selecting highly qualified individuals to serve as Army Aviation Officers and Warrant Officers.

Who does AR 611-110 apply to?
AR 611-110 applies to all individuals seeking to become Army Aviation Officers or Warrant Officers in the United States Army.

What are the minimum requirements to become an Army Aviation Officer?
To become an Army Aviation Officer, individuals must meet specific criteria such as being a United States citizen, having a bachelor's degree, completing officer training, meeting physical requirements, and passing aptitude and selection tests.

What are the minimum requirements to become an Army Aviation Warrant Officer?
To become an Army Aviation Warrant Officer, individuals must meet criteria such as being a United States citizen, having a high school diploma or equivalent, successfully completing warrant officer candidate school, meeting physical requirements, and passing aptitude and selection tests.

Are there age restrictions for Army Aviation Officers or Warrant Officers?
Yes, there are age restrictions based on the specific military occupational specialty (MOS) and rank. Applicants must be within the prescribed age limits as specified in AR 611-110.

Can a civilian with no prior military experience become an Army Aviation Officer or Warrant Officer?
Yes, civilians without prior military experience can become Army Aviation Officers or Warrant Officers. However, they must meet the required qualifications and complete the necessary training as outlined in AR 611-110.

How are Army Aviation Officers and Warrant Officers selected?
Army Aviation Officers and Warrant Officers are selected through a competitive process that includes evaluation of qualifications, assessments, interviews, physical fitness tests, medical examinations, and background checks.

Are there any exceptions or waivers to the requirements stated in AR 611-110?
Exceptions or waivers to the requirements may be considered in certain circumstances. These exceptions are decided on a case-by-case basis and require appropriate documentation and justification.