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Army Air Corps Popular Q&A
Q: What was the army air corps?
A: Formed in 1993, the Army Air Forces Historical Association(r) based in northern New Read More »
Q: How to Join the Army Air Corps.
A: 1. Sign up for membership in the Army Air Force Historical Association. Membership costs $25 for individuals and $15 for veterans of World War II. 2. Participat... Read More »
Q: When was the army air corps created?
A: In 1926. Read More »
Q: What was the point of the Army Air Corps?
A: The acknowledgement that air power would someday be an essential part of the US Armed Forces. Read More »
Q: Joining the Army Air Corp?
A: You have to be an officer to fly in the AAC, other non commisioned ranks provide ground crew and other such roles. To be accepted into the Corps, you will need ... Read More »