Which of the following best describes the inclusion of UAS in AMAM scope?

• A. Not included in scope
• B. Included as part of Army aviation systems; includes UAS
• C. Only included as separate manual
• D. Only included when airborne

Answer: (B)

Unmanned aircraft systems are part of Army aviation systems, so they fall under the AMAM scope. This means UAS follow the same maintenance processes, data, and lifecycle management used for manned aviation assets, including spare parts, diagnostics, and support equipment. They aren’t excluded from scope, nor kept in a separate manual, and they aren’t limited to just when the platform is airborne—the ground control stations, data links, software, and other ground components that enable operation are also encompassed within the overall maintenance scope.