Recent Updates to List of US Navy Serial Numbers



Last revised May 12, 2013


29957 c/n 75-3388 Modified in the 1950s for air show work, 450hp P&W, cowl, wheel pants, single seat with canopy. Re-restored in 2012. Airworthy as N966CD.
43293 cn 75-8387. To N42PT Modified to PT-18 standard with Jacobs engine. Flies in Blue and yellow USAAC markings.
150833 (RVAH-14) lost engine during catapult launch Sep 9, 1969 and both crew ejected.  Both crewmembers retrieved
					from sea by helicopter
161682 and 164385.Both lost during a mid-air collision (formation incident) Sep 8, 1993. All four crewmen survived. 
162826 has been moved from NMNA Pensacola to it's new loan out home at the Veteran's Memorial Air Park Museum at Meacham Field 
	Airport in Ft worth Texas. 
164384, was moved from AMARC by Worldwide Aircraft Recovery (WWAR) and is now on display alongside F-14 Buno 160902 at Grumman Memorial 
	Park, Calverton, NY as “Puncher” 505 (VA-75)
166616 crasned Apr 8, 2013.
168544			Sikorsky S-70A Knighthawk

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