Armyworms eat only the leaves, not crowns or roots. If the grass was healthy, it will green up fine next spring.
Apply pre-emergent weed control now. The thinned lawn is vulnerable to winter weeds.
No need to reseed or resod. Normal spring green-up will restore the lawn.
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