Philippine Army Air Corps
The Philippine Army Air Corps was created by the Philippine National Assembly's National Defense Act of 1935. By 1940, the corps had around 40 aircraft and 100 pilots. In 1941, this was reformed, as part of the Far East Air Force.
The first Philippine Army airfield was built outside of Manila, Luzon. At this time only three pilot trainers were available in the Philippines. Courses in flying and technical training were given, in the United States, to selected students.
Numbers in () indicate number of aircraft that were usable. Otherwise, this is not known. This needs to be checked for accuracy.
This information needs to be checked for accuracy.
The corps contained 2,132 enlisted troops, under the command of 275 officers.
History of the Philippine Army Air Corps
Aircraft of the Philippine Army Air Corps -- December 8, 1941
Philippine Army Air Corps -- December 8, 1941
Philippine Army Air Corps -- July 31, 1941
See also: Military History of the Philippines
