The Air Corps Ferrying Command (ACFC) was an operational division of the United States Army that functioned during World War II. Established on July 4, 1940, its primary role was to transport newly built aircraft from U.S. factories to overseas bases for deployment by various military units. The command operated under the Army Air Forces and played a crucial part in ensuring the timely delivery of aircraft during the war years. The ACFC was disbanded on November 16, 1944, with its responsibilities transferred to other divisions.