ABOUT 6S MILES NE OF LOS ANGELES
Began formal construction as an air field 12 July 1941. Victorville became a twin-engine pilot training school on 18 December 1941. Subsequent training of bombardiers began 3 march 1942 and the first class 42-7, graduated seventy-five Second Lieutenant Bombardiers on 23 May 1942. O 15 October 1942 additional training with the D-8 (low altitude) commenced for a short period. A total of 44 classes of bombardiers were trained at the field. The last class of bombardiers to graduate was 44-52 which was awarded wings, commissions and warrants as flight officers on 23 December 1944. The field was inactivated as Victorville Army Air Field in the last days of 1944.

Units that served at Victorville - Source: Mark Boland

• Hq, 36th Flying Training Wing
• 520th Bombardier Training Squadron
• 521st Bombardier Training Squadron
• 522nd Bombardier Training Squadron
• 523rd Bombardier Training Squadron
• 524th Bombardier Training Squadron
• 983rd Bombardier Training Squadron
• 984th Bombardier Training Squadron
• 985th Bombardier Training Squadron
• 87th Base Hq and Air Base Squadron
• 935th Guard Squadron
• 341st Aviation Squadron (Colored)
• 44th AAF Band
• 312th Sub Depot
• Det, 1st Army Airways Communications Squadron
• Det, 1st 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)