During World War II, the squadron operated primarily in the Southwest Pacific Theater, conveying personnel, dropping parachutists, towing gliders, transporting cargo, munitions and evacuating casualties in numerous campaigns.

As part of the Air Force Reserve during the postwar years, the squadron performed peacetime transport missions.

Ordered to active service during the Korean War, the units' equipment and personnel were reassigned to Far East Air Force active duty units.

The 3614th Combat Crew Training Squadron was activated at Clark Air Base, Philippines in April 1971, when Air Training Command assumed responsibility for operating th Jungle Survival School there from Pacific Air Forces.

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