On 15 April 1919, orders were received that the Second Army Air Service was being demobilized. The entire 5th Pursuit Group but the 94th was ordered to Coblenz, Germany to become part of the Third Army Air Service. Just before this, the group had been reviewed by General Pershing and General Patrick, Chief of Air Service, AEF. The group was informed that the 141st Aero Squadron would be joining it at Coblenz. Each squadron prepared to move, and their equipment and supplies were moved the 200-odd miles in their own trucks. The enlisted personnel moved by rail and also by truck, while the pilots ferried their aircraft to their new airfield in the Rhineland.
