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Army Aviation Association of America Scholarship

Army Aviation Association of America (Quad-A)

Award Amount

$1,000–$16,000

Multiple awards at different amounts

Annual Deadline

May 1

Renewable

One-time

About This Scholarship

Quad-A awards multiple scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $16,000 to Army aviation soldiers and their families. The aviation community has some of the most targeted scholarship programs due to the strong association network.

Eligibility Requirements

Branches

Army

Who Can Apply

Active DutyVeteranDependent Child

Army aviation soldiers (15-series, 153A, 154F, 155E) and their dependents. Warrant officers well-represented.

GI Bill Compatibility

GI Bill Stackable

This scholarship can be used simultaneously with your GI Bill benefits.

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Application Tips

If you're a 15-series or a warrant officer in Army aviation, Quad-A is your primary scholarship source. The $16,000 award is the James Hill Scholarship — be aware it requires a strong academic record.

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Information verified 2026-01-10 · Amounts and deadlines are subject to change · Always confirm details at the official application URL

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