(ABOUT 60 MILES WEST OF Las Cruces)
The cadre of instructors for the Deming school arrived from Hobbs in November 1942 and from Williams between December 1942 and February 1943. Deming's first class, 43-4, of 74 students graduated 6 March 1943. Twenty eight classes followed. The last class, 45-2, graduated 108 flight officers and 134 Second Lieutenants for a total of 242, on 13 January 1945. Approximately 4,400 bombardiers were trained at Deming, before the school closed in the spring of 1945.

History of Deming from the 1943 Deming yearbook.

Units that served at Deming - Source: Mark Boland

• Hq and Hq Sq, 321st Bombardier Training Group

• Hq and Hq Sq, 322nd Bombardier Training Group

• 971st Bombardier Training Squadron

• 972nd Bombardier Training Squadron

• 974th Bombardier Training Squadron

• 975th Bombardier Training Squadron

• 976th Bombardier Training Squadron

• 977th Bombardier Training Squadron

• 388th Base Hq and Air Base Squadron

• 909th Guard Squadron

• 375th Aviation Squadron (Colored)

• 419th AAF Band

• 358th Sub Depot

• Det, 3rd Army Airways Communications Squadron

• Det, 3rd Weather Squadron

• Finance Detachment (AAFWCTC)

• Medical Detachment, Station Hospital (AAFWCTC)

• Veterinary Detachment (AAFWCTC)

• Det, 2053rd Ordnance Service Company (Aviation)

• Det, 909th Quartermaster Service Company (Aviation)

• Det, 858th Signal Service Company (Aviation)