Camp Davis was attached to the First Army, Fourth Corps Area and held a complement of about 20,000 officers and soldiers. It was an expansive facility consisting of more than 3,000 buildings on  with access provided by newly built railroad spurs leading into the camp. Between 1942 and 1943, two  paved runways were built for Camp Davis Army Air Field (AAF).
Camp Davis was affiliated with the First Army, Fourth Corps Area and housed a complement of approximately 20,000 military personnel. It was a vast complex comprising over 3,000 structures on a large site, accessible via newly constructed railroad spurs leading into the camp. Between 1942 and 1943, two paved runways were constructed for Camp Davis Army Air Field (AAF).