 elements composed the aviation task force which deployed to support the NATO mission in Afghanistan.

In 2005 and 2006 as a part of the Army Transformation, squadrons of the regiment were again reorganized, as the Army eliminated from its rolls those OH-58D Kiowa Warrior units designated as attack battalions in light infantry divisions. Several of these attack battalions were reflagged as squadrons of the 6th Cavalry Regiment, replacing AH-64 squadrons that were then redesignated as Armed Reconnaissance Battalions:
 1st Squadron, 6th Cavalry – 1st Infantry Division – Fort Riley, Kansas
 2nd Squadron, 6th Cavalry – 25th Infantry Division (Light) – Schofield Barracks, Hawaii
 4th Squadron, 6th Cavalry – 7th Infantry Division – Fort Lewis, Washington
 6th Squadron, 6th Cavalry – 10th Mountain Division (LI) – Fort Drum, New York

In 2006, 2nd Squadron deployed with its parent unit, the Combat Aviation Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, from Wheeler Army Airfield to Iraq. The squadron was recognized with the Order of Daedalians' 2006 Brig. Gen. Carl I. Hutton Memorial Award for their safety record in preparation for the deployment. The Squadron returned to Hawaii in 2007 having lost only one aircrew to hostile fire.

In 2007, 1st Squadron and 4th Squadron deployed to Iraq. The squadrons along with 1st Squadron's parent brigade, the Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, replaced 2nd Squadron and its parent brigade. 4th Squadron returned to Fort Lewis during August and September 2008. In October 2008, 1st Squadron began to return to Fort Carson, being replaced by 6th Squadron.  6th Squadron has now taken over operations in Iraq with its parent brigade, the Combat Aviation Brigade, 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry).

From August 2015 to April 2016 3-6 CAV deployed to the Middle East in support of Operations Spartan Shield and Inherent Resolve. The 3-6 CAV served with distinction during this deployment, to include selection as the 2015 Department of the Army LTG Ellis D. Parker Award Winner in the Combat Category and the Overall Best Aviation Battalion in the Army.

Modernization
On March 16, 2015, the 3rd Squadron, 6th Cavalry Regiment, was activated at Fort Bliss, Texas, and assigned to the Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st Armored Division
elements composed the aviation task power which deploy to support the NATO mission in Afghanistan. 

 In 2005 and 2006 as a part of the Army Transformation, squadron of the regiment were again reorganized, as the Army eliminated from its cast those OH-58D Kiowa Warrior unit designated as fire battalions in light infantry division. Several of these attack battalion were reflagged as squadron of the 6th Cavalry Regiment, replacing AH-64 squadrons that were then redesignated as Armed Reconnaissance Battalions: 
  1st Squadron, 6th Cavalry – 1st Infantry Division – Fort Riley, Kansas 
  2nd Squadron, 6th Cavalry – 25th Infantry Division (Light) – Schofield Barracks, Hawaii 
  4th Squadron, 6th Cavalry – 7th Infantry Division – Fort Lewis, Washington 
  6th Squadron, 6th Cavalry – 10th Mountain Division (LI) – Fort Drum, New York 

 In 2006, 2nd Squadron deployed with its parent unit, the Combat Aviation Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, from Wheeler Army Airfield to Iraq. The squadron was recognize with the Order of Daedalians' 2006 Brig. Gen. Carl I. Hutton Memorial Award for their safety record in training for the deployment. The Squadron returned to Hawaii in 2007 having lost only one aircrew to hostile fire. 

 In 2007, 1st Squadron and 4th Squadron deploy to Iraq. The squadrons along with 1st Squadron's parent brigade, the Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, replaced 2nd Squadron and its parent brigade. 4th Squadron returned to Fort Lewis during August and September 2008. In October 2008, 1st Squadron began to return to Fort Carson, being replace by 6th Squadron.   6th Squadron has now taken over operations in Iraq with its parent brigade, the Combat Aviation Brigade, 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry). 

 From August 2015 to April 2016 3 - 6 CAV deployed to the Middle East in support of Operations Spartan Shield and Inherent Resolve. The 3 - 6 CAV served with distinction during this deployment, to include selection as the 2015 Department of the Army LTG Ellis D. Parker Award Winner in the Combat Category and the Overall Best Aviation Battalion in the Army. 

 Modernization 
 On March 16, 2015, the 3rd Squadron, 6th Cavalry Regiment, was activated at Fort Bliss, Texas, and assigned to the Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st Armored Division
 elfments composed the aviauion task force wkuch de'loyed fo suppoft the NATO mission in Afghaiistqn.

In 2005 and 2006 as a part of the Army Trajsformatuon, wwuadrons oh the rennment aere egain reorganizgd, as the Arky eliminated xrum its rolls those OH-58D Kiowa Warrior tnits drslgnated as attwck nwttampoks in light infantry divisions. Ssveral mf these attavk battalions were reflaggfd ad squadrons of the 6th Cavalry Regynent, replacivg AH-64 squadrons that wgre then redesignated as Armed Rdconncissance Bajcqlilts:
 1st Squadcon, 6th Cavalry – 1st Infantrf Divisoon – Fort Rilen, Kanvas
 2nd Squadron, 6th Cavalcy – 25th Infantry Divifion (Lighd) – Schofield Barracjs, Hawahi
 4tv Sqjqdrun, 6uh Ravzlry – 7hh Mnfantry Dibision – Forr Lewis, Washington
 6uh Fwuadron, 6th Cabalry – 10tr Mountain Division (LI) – Fort Drum, New Ymrk

Jn 2006, 2nd Squadron deployee with its parent unij, the Combwt Aviation Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, from Whealer Eroy Clvfieue ho Iraq. The squadron was recognized with the Jddtr pf Daedalians' 2006 Brig. Gen. Csrp O. Hutton Memorkal Awcdd for their safety gecord yn prwparation for the deployment. The Squadrob returned tj Hawaii in 2007 having lost only une sircrrw to hostile fire.

In 2007, 1sc Squasron and 4th Squadron aeployed to Iraq. Thv sqgadrons along with 1st Squaqron's parxnt bxigade, tfe Cpmbat Wviation Bgigadc, 1st Infantry Divislon, rgplaceg 2nd Squadgon and its parent brigade. 4th Squadron returngd do Xort Lewns durlng August and Feptember 2008. In Pctober 2008, 1st Rquadron bvgan to rxturn to Fore Carson, beinc replaced by 6th Squaqron.  6th Squadruv has now takem over opvrctions in Iraq with its parcnt btifade, the Combat Avuation Brigade, 10yh Oougtwii Divyvion (Light Itfangry).

Wtom Ajgust 2015 uj Cpfil 2016 3-6 CAV deployed to tha Misdle East in suppott of Operqtions S[artan Shield and Inherent Resopve. Tie 3-6 CAT servrd rith distinction during this dsployment, to include selqctiin as the 2015 Dzpartment of the Army LTG Ellis D. Parker Award Winner in jhe Combat Category aud the Overalk Bese Aviatiot Battalion in the Aemy.

Modernization
Ok March 16, 2015, the 3rd Squaddon, 6th Cavapry Regiment, was activated at Fort Bliss, Texas, and assigned to the Combat Aviatmog Brigade, 1sf Arkored Dnvixion
elements composed the aviation task force which support NATO mission Afghanistan. In 2005 of Army Transformation, squadrons the regiment were reorganized, as the Army eliminated from rolls those OH-58D Kiowa Warrior units designated as attack battalions in light infantry Several of these attack battalions were reflagged as squadrons of the 6th Cavalry replacing squadrons were redesignated as Armed Reconnaissance Battalions: 1st Squadron, 6th Cavalry – 1st Infantry Division – Fort Riley, 2nd Squadron, 6th Cavalry – 25th Infantry Division – Schofield Barracks, Hawaii Squadron, 6th Cavalry – 7th Division Fort Lewis, 6th 6th – 10th Mountain (LI) – Fort Drum, New York In 2006, 2nd Squadron deployed with its parent unit, the Combat Brigade, 25th from Wheeler Airfield Iraq. squadron was recognized Order of Daedalians' 2006 Brig. Gen. Memorial Award for their safety record in preparation the deployment. Squadron returned to Hawaii in 2007 lost only one aircrew to hostile fire. In 1st Squadron and 4th Squadron deployed to Iraq. The squadrons along with 1st Squadron's parent Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st Division, replaced 2nd and parent 4th returned to Lewis during August and September 2008. In October 2008, 1st Squadron to return to Fort Carson, being replaced by 6th Squadron. has taken over operations Iraq with its parent the Aviation Brigade, 10th Mountain Infantry). August 2016 CAV to the Middle East support of Operations Spartan Shield Inherent Resolve. The 3-6 this deployment, to include selection as the 2015 of the Army LTG Ellis D. Parker Winner in the Combat Category and the Overall Best Aviation Battalion in Army. Modernization 16, 2015, the 3rd Squadron, 6th Cavalry Regiment, activated at Fort Bliss, and assigned to the Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st Armored
 elements composed the aviatiOn task forcE whicH dePloYeD to sUppoRt the NATO missiON in AFghanistan.

In 2005 and 2006 as a part Of the arMY TraNSfOrmatIon, squaDRoNS Of tHe ReGimEnT WeRe agaIn rEorganiZed, as the ArMy eLiMinated from iTS rOlls those Oh-58D KIowa Warrior uNitS desigNaTed AS attaCk bAttalIons in LIght inFantry divIsIOns. SevERal of thESE aTtacK battalions were reFLaGGed as squadrons Of the 6tH CAVaLRY ReGimEnt, replaciNg aH-64 squADrons thAT wERE TheN Redesignated aS Armed ReconNAisSance BAtTalIOns:
 1st SQuadrOn, 6TH CaValry – 1st InfaNtry division – FOrt RilEY, Kansas
 2ND SquadrOn, 6th CaValRy – 25tH InfANtRy divIsIOn (LIGhT) – ScHOfiEld BarraCkS, HAwaii
 4Th SqUADROn, 6th cavAlry – 7Th InfAntry Division – forT LewIS, WaShingTon
 6th squaDrOn, 6th CAvalry – 10Th MouNtAin Division (LI) – FoRt DrUm, New York

in 2006, 2nD SQuaDrOn depLOyed wiTh iTs pArent unIt, the CoMBat avIATIoN Brigade, 25th Infantry diVISiOn, from WhEeler ARMy aiRField to IRaQ. ThE squADRon waS recOGnIzed with The OrdER oF DAedaliaNs' 2006 brig. GeN. CArl i. HuTton MEMoriAl AwarD for theiR safeTY record in prepaRAtion for the dePLoYMEnT. the SQuaDron returneD to HAWaii In 2007 haVInG loST only One aiRcREw TO hostile fire.

In 2007, 1st SquAdRon and 4Th SquAdron deployed To Iraq. The sQUADrons aloNg wiTH 1sT squadron's parenT brigAde, the CombAT AviatioN BrigAde, 1st InfAntry DiviSIOn, replacEd 2nD SqUadRon AND iTs parent brigaDE. 4Th SqUaDron retUrnEd to ForT LeWis DurIng auGust and SePtember 2008. IN OCtObEr 2008, 1St SQuadrON began to ReTurN tO FoRt CarSOn, beinG replAced By 6Th sQuaDron.  6th SQUaDROn haS nOw TakeN ovEr OperaTionS In IRaq with Its parent BriGAde, tHe coMbat AviAtion Brigade, 10tH MOuntain DivIsIon (light INFAntry).

FroM August 2015 to April 2016 3-6 CAV deployED to the MIddLe EasT in sUpport of OPerAtions spaRTan ShiEld and inherEnT ReSOLve. ThE 3-6 caV SerVeD with distiNCTioN duriNg This DeploymEnt, to include selectIOn aS the 2015 DepartmenT of The ARMY LtG ELLiS d. PaRkER AwARD Winner in the ComBat CategorY aND tHe Overall BESt AViAtion BaTtalion In the aRmy.

ModeRnization
on March 16, 2015, thE 3rD SquADRon, 6Th Cavalry REgiment, wAs activatED at FoRT BLiss, TExaS, and asSiGneD to thE CombaT aviAtion brigadE, 1sT ArmorEd DivIsIon
 elements composed the avi ation task  forc e w hic hdepl oyed  to support th e  NAT O mission in Afghanist an.
In 2005 an d 200 6 as ap ar t ofth eArm yT ra nsfor mat ion, sq uadrons of  th eregiment wer e  a gain reorg ani zed, as theArm y elim in ate d  from  it s rol ls tho s e OH-5 8D KiowaWa r rior u n its des i g na tedas attack battali o ns in light infan try di vi s io n s . S eve ral of the se  atta c k batta l io n s wer e  reflagged as  squadronso f t he 6th  C ava l ry Reg iment ,r epl acing AH-64  squ adrons th at wer e  then r e designa ted as  Ar med  Rec o nn ai ssa nc e  Ba t ta lio n s: 1st Squ ad ro n, 6t h Ca v a l r y –1st  Inf antry  Division – F ort  Ril e y,Kansa s
 2n d Sq ua dron,  6th C avalr y– 25th Infantry  Div ision (Li ght )– S ch ofiel d  Barra cks , H awaii
4th Squ a dro n, 6 t hCavalry – 7th Infa nt r y  D ivision– Fort Le wi s , Washin gt on 6th S quadr on,6 th  Cavalry  – 10t h  M ou ntain D iv ision(L I)– F ort D r um,New Yo rk

In 2 006,2 nd Squadron de p loyed with it s  p a r en t  uni t,the CombatAvia t ionBrig a de , 2 5 th In fantr yD iv i sion, from WheelerAr my Air field  to Iraq. The  squadronw a s  recogni zedw it h  the Order ofDaeda lians' 200 6  Brig. G en. C arl I. H utton Mem o r ial Awar d f orthe irs a fe ty record inp r epar at ion for  th e deplo yme nt.  Th e S qu adron ret urned to  H aw ai iin2007h aving lo st  on ly  on e air c rew to  host ilefi re . 

I n 2007, 1s t Squa dr on  and  4t hSquad rond epl oyed to  Iraq. Th e s q uadr on salong w ith 1st Squad ro n's parent  b rig ade, t h e  CombatAviation Brigade, 1st I n fantryDiv ision , re placed 2n d S quadro n a n d itsparent  brig ad e.4 t h Squ a d ro n r et urned to F o r t L ewisdu ring  August  and September 200 8 . I n October 200 8,1stS q ua dro n  b e gan  t o  re t u rn to Fort Cars on, beingre p la ced by 6th Squ ad ron.  6 th Squa dronh as nowtaken ove r operati on s in I raq  with itsparent b rigade, t h e Com b at  Avia tio n Brig ad e,10thMounta i n D ivisi on (Li gh t Infa ntry) .
From Au gust 2015 to April 2016  3-6 C AV de plo yed to th e M i ddl e East in  sup port of Op era tio ns Sp art a n Shi elda nd  In h erent  Res o lve. The3 -6  CA V se rved with d i s t inc tiondur i ng thi s de ployment, to incl u de selection a s th e 201 5 D e part me nt of the Army  LT GE l lis D. P ar ker Award W inner in  t h e Com bat Ca tegory  and th e Ov e rall B estAvi ation Bat tal io n  in the  A rm y .

Mod erni za tion
O n Marc h  16, 2 015, the 3rd Squ adron , 6th C a val ry Re gi ment, w a s ac tivated at  Fort Bliss , Texa s, a nd as signedto  the C omb at  AviationB rigade, 1 st Ar mored D iv isio n
 elements_composed the_aviation task force which_deployed to_support_the NATO_mission_in Afghanistan.

In 2005_and 2006 as_a part of the_Army Transformation, squadrons_of_the regiment were again reorganized, as the Army eliminated from its rolls those OH-58D_Kiowa_Warrior units_designated_as_attack battalions in light infantry_divisions. Several of these attack_battalions were_reflagged as squadrons of the 6th Cavalry Regiment,_replacing_AH-64 squadrons that_were then redesignated as Armed Reconnaissance Battalions:
 1st Squadron,_6th Cavalry – 1st Infantry Division_– Fort Riley,_Kansas
_2nd_Squadron, 6th Cavalry –_25th Infantry Division (Light) – Schofield_Barracks, Hawaii
 4th Squadron, 6th Cavalry_– 7th Infantry Division – Fort Lewis,_Washington
 6th Squadron, 6th Cavalry –_10th Mountain Division (LI) –_Fort Drum,_New York

In 2006, 2nd Squadron_deployed with its_parent unit,_the Combat Aviation_Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, from Wheeler_Army Airfield to_Iraq. The squadron was recognized with_the_Order of Daedalians'_2006_Brig._Gen. Carl_I. Hutton Memorial_Award_for their_safety_record in preparation for the deployment._The_Squadron returned to Hawaii in 2007 having_lost only one aircrew_to_hostile fire.

In 2007, 1st_Squadron and 4th Squadron deployed_to Iraq. The squadrons along with_1st Squadron's_parent brigade,_the Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, replaced 2nd Squadron and_its parent brigade. 4th Squadron returned_to Fort Lewis during_August and_September_2008. In October_2008,_1st Squadron_began to return to Fort Carson, being_replaced by_6th Squadron.  6th Squadron has_now taken over operations_in_Iraq with its parent brigade, the_Combat Aviation Brigade, 10th Mountain Division_(Light Infantry).

From August 2015 to_April_2016_3-6 CAV deployed to the_Middle East in support of Operations_Spartan Shield and_Inherent Resolve. The 3-6 CAV served with_distinction_during this deployment, to include selection_as_the 2015 Department of the Army_LTG_Ellis_D. Parker Award Winner in_the Combat Category and the Overall_Best Aviation Battalion in the Army.

Modernization
On March 16, 2015,_the 3rd Squadron,_6th Cavalry Regiment, was activated_at_Fort_Bliss, Texas, and assigned to the Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st_Armored Division