Douglas Army Airfield

Douglas Army Airfield (1942-1945) - A World War II U.S. Army Airfield established in October 1942 near Douglas, Cochise County, Arizona. Named Douglas Army Airfield after the location. Closed after the end of WWII in October 1945. Douglas Army Airfield June 1943 Douglas Army Airfield Auxiliary Airfields No Name Location State GPS Notes 1 McNeal Auxiliary Field McNeal AZ 31.605833, -109.6525 2 Forrest Auxiliary Field Forrest AZ 31.374167, -109.675 3 Web Auxiliary Field Web AZ 31.773333, -109.696944 4 Unknown Auxiliary Field ? AZ 5 Hereford Auxiliary Field Hereford AZ 31.415833, 110.1475 History During World War II Douglas Army Airfield was a part of the West Coat Training Center and trained pilots in two schools, the Douglas Army Air Forces Advanced Flying School (Two Engine) and the Army Air Forces Pilot School (Advanced, Two Engine) between October 1942 and 23 October 1945. Training aircraft included the AT-9 Jeep, AT-17 Bobcat, C-45 Expeditor, and the B-25 Mitchell bomber. Current Status Now Bisbee Douglas International Airport. {"selectable":false,"height":"-500","width":"-500"} Location: Near Douglas in Cochise County, Arizona. Maps & Images Lat: 31.468889 Long: -109.603611 Multi Maps from ACME Maps from Bing Maps from Google Elevation: 4,150' GPS Locations: 31.468889, -109.603611 Douglas Army Airfield See Also: Sources: US Army Owned, Sponsored and Leased Facilities Report, AMD-1, Office of the Chief of Engineers, 31 Dec 1945, CDSG Pdf Shaw, Frederick J. Ed., Locating Air Force Base Sites: History's Legacy, updated 2014, Air Force History and Museums Program, USAF, Washington DC, 2004, 268 pages Links: Wikipedia - Bisbee Douglas International Airport The Army Air Forces in World War II, Part 6, men and Planes, Chapter 4. Fortification ID: AZ0339 - Douglas Army Airfield Visited: No