HQ Army Air Forces School of Applied Tactics (1942) 9th Bombardment Group (Heavy) 50th Fighter Group (Special) HQ Army Air Force Interceptor Command School (1943) 481st Night Fighter Operational Training Group Known sub-bases and auxiliaries Brooksville Army Airfield Bushnell Army Airfield Kissimmee Army Airfield Cross City Army Airfield (1942-1946); Cross City Air Force Station (1958-1970) Zephyrhills Army Airfield Airfield became: Orlando Municipal Airport (1946) Now: Orlando Executive Airport Ground Station became: Orlando Air Force Base (1947-1967) Ground Station transferred to: United States Navy as Naval Training Center Orlando (1968-1999) Now: Baldwin Park neighborhood of Orlando Pinecastle Army Airfield, south-southeast of Orlando sub-base of Orlando Army Airbase (1942-1945) AAFSAT Technical Center Transferred to: Air Proving Ground Command (1945) Later: Pinecastle Air Force Base (1951-1958); McCoy Air Force Base (1958-1975) Now: Orlando International Airport Alachua Army Airfield, northeast of Gainesville sub-base of Orlando Army Airbase (1942-1943) AAFSAT Medium Bombardment training unit 415th Bombardment Group (Medium) Transferred to: III Fighter Command (1943) Commando Squadron Fighter Training School Known sub-bases and auxiliaries Cross City Army Airfield Keystone Army Airfield Leesburg Army Airfield Montbrook Army Airfield Now: Gainesville Regional Airport Dunnellon Army Airfield, east of Dunnellon sub-base of Orlando Army Airbase (1942-1944) AAFSAT Night Fighter Department (Dark) 420th Night Fighter Squadron Transferred to: III Fighter Command (1944) Commando Troop Carrier Training School Known sub-bases and auxiliaries Canal Auxiliary Field Now: Dunnellon/Marion County Airport Air Transport Command Homestead Army Air Base, east-northeast of Homestead Station 8, Caribbean Wing, ATC 563d Army Air Force Base Unit Was: Dade County Airport (1945-1955) Was: Homestead Air Force Base (1955-1994) Now: Homestead Air Reserve Base (1994-Present) Miami Army Airfield (36th Street Airport), Miami Joint Civil/Army Airfield use Also used by: Army Air Forces Antisubmarine Command HQ 45th Bombardment Group (I Bomber Command) (1942) HQ 26th Antisubmarine Wing (1942-1943) Army Air Forces Pilot School (Miscellaneous Fields) Operated by Pan American Airways Later: : 408th Army Air Force Base Unit (Contract pilot training) 1595th Army Air Force Base Unit (First Foreign Transport Group) 1105th Army Air Force Base Unit (ATC Caribbean Wing) Now: Miami International Airport Morrison Field, southwest of West Palm Beach Initially used by: 8th Pursuit Wing, III Interceptor Command Also used by: Army Air Forces Antisubmarine Command 26th Antisubmarine Wing (Squadrons) HQ Caribbean Wing, ATC 427th Army Air Force Base Unit Also used by: United States Navy Later: Palm Beach Air Force Base (1951-1962) Now: Palm Beach International Airport