Anticipation builds for Quad-A summit

The Army Aviation Association of America is gearing up for its 2016 Army Aviation Mission Solutions Summit — beginning April 28 in Atlanta, Georgia — and tweets using the hashtag #16SUMMIT are proliferating. Amid the many exhibitors posting their happiness at coming to the event, the association itself is keeping attendees posted on progress. Here is a sampling of what AAAA is telling its followers.

The booths sprouting up in the exhibit hall look great.

Registration is open.

A helicopter display is ready.

Play some golf while you're here.

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