164196 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-32-MC Hornet (Lot 13) c/n 959/D062. Crashed into Atlantic Ocean 90 mi E of Jacksonville, FL May 15, 1992. Solo pilot ejected safely 164197 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-32-MC Hornet (Lot 13) c/n 960/C192. 164198 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-32-MC Hornet (Lot 13) C/n 961/DO63. With VFA-106 suffered midair collision with 164215 during air combat maneuvering Nov 23, 1996 off Georgia coast. Both aircraft recovered at NAS Cecil Field, FL. (VFA-106) fell into Atlantic Ocean off Virginia Capes Sep 11, 2003 after arrester wire broke during landing on USS George Washington. Pilot ejected safely, but 12 members of flight deck crew were injured. 164199/164202 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-32-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164199 (c/n 962/C193. (VFA-105) crashed Aug 9, 1996. 164200 (c/n 963/C194) 164201 (c/n 964/C195) 164202 (c/n 965/C196) 164203 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-32-MC Hornet (Lot 13) c/n 966/D064 164204/164206 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-32-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164204 (c/n 967/C197) 164205 (c/n 968/C198). With VFA-25 suffered dual bleed warning lights while airborne. Extensive damage after safe recovery. 164206 (c/n 969/C199) (VFA-136) damaged when fell from crane on USS George Washington. Rebuilt. 164207 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-32-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164207 (c/n 970/D065) (VMFA(AW)-121) crashed into Yellow Sea 60 mi SW of Korean coast Feb 9, 1997. Both crew killed. G-induced loss of consciousness blamed. 164208/164210 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-32-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164208 (c/n 971/C200) 164209 (c/n 972/C201) 164210 (c/n 973/C202) 164211 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-32-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164211 (c/n 974/D066) 164212/164215 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-32-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164212 (c/n 975/C203) 164213 (c/n 976/C204) crashed with VFA-136 into mountain at night near Fallon, NV Aug 12, 1993. Pilot killed. 164215 (VFA-106) in midair collision with 164198 during air combat maneuvering Nov 23, 1996 off Georgia coast. Both aircraft recovered at NAS Cecil Field, FL. 164216 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-32-MC Hornet (Lot 13) c/n 979/D067. (VMFA-242)crashed after midair collision with 164692 during air combat maneuvering Sep 11, 2000. Both crew killed. 164217/164218 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-32-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164217 c/n 980/C207 164218 c/n 981/C208 164219 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-32-MC Hornet (Lot 13) c/n 982/D068 164220/164223 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-33-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164220 (c/n 983/C209) 164221 (c/n 984/C210) 164222 (c/n 985/C211) 164223 (c/n 986/C212) 164224 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-33-MC Hornet (Lot 13) c/n 987/D069 164225/164227 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-33-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164225 c/n 988/C213 164226 c/n 989/C214 164227 c/n 990/C215 164228 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-33-MC Hornet (Lot 13) c/n 991/D070 164229/164232 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-33-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164229 (c/n 992/C216) 164230 (c/n 993/C217) 164231 (c/n 994/C218) 164232 (c/n 995/C219) with VFA-87, crashed after midair collision with another F/A-18C 164657 at night at Smit Valley, NV Oct 27, 2000. Pilot ejected safely. 164657 landed safely 164233 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-33-MC Hornet (Lot 13) c/n 996/D071. With VMFAT-101 caught fire in the air and crashed at El Centro Range, CA May 9, 2000. Both crew ejected safely. SOC May 10, 2000. 164234/164236 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-33-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164234 (c/n 997/C220) 164235 (c/n 998/C221) (VMFA-122) crashed into sea 13 mi off Lower Keys, FL Feb 21, 2006 during routine training flight. Pilot ejected safely and was rescued. 164236 (c/n 999/C222) 164237 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-33-MC Hornet (Lot 13) c/n 1000/D072 164238/164240 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-33-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164238 (c/n 1001/C223) 164239 (c/n 1002/C224) 164240 (c/n 1003/C225) 164241 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-33-MC Hornet (Lot 13) c/n 1004/D073 164242/164244 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-33-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164242 (c/n 1005/C226) 164243 (c/n 1006/C227) 164244 (c/n 1007/C228) 164245 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-33-MC Hornet (Lot 13) c/n 1008/D074 164246/164248 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-33-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164246 (c/n 1009/C229) 164247 (c/n 1010/C230) 164248 (c/n 1011/C231) with VFA-105 crashed into sea off Vieques Range, Puerto Rico Aug 12, 1991. Pilot killed. 164249 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-33-MC Hornet (Lot 13) c/n 1012/D075 164250/164253 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-34-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164250 (c/n 1013/C232) 164251 (c/n 1014/C233) (VFA-105) crashed Oct 23, 2001 due to engine fire 20 mi W of Nellis Range, NV. Pilot ejected safely 164252 (c/n 1015/C234) 164253 (c/n 1016/C235) 164254 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-34-MC Hornet (Lot 13) c/n 1017/D076 164255/164258 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-34-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164255 (c/n 1018/C236) 164256 (c/n 1019/C237) 164257 (c/n 1020/C238) 164258 (c/n 1021/C239) 164259 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-34-MC Hornet (Lot 13) c/n 1022/D077 164260/164262 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-34-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164260 (c/n 1023/C240) with VFA-37 crashed into sea at night off Vieques Range, Puerto Rico Jul 24, 1992. Pilot killed. 164261 (c/n 1024/C241) 164262 (c/n 1025/C242) 164263 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-34-MC Hornet (Lot 13) c/n 1026/D078 164264/164266 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-34-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164264 (c/n 1027/C243) 164265 (c/n 1028/C244) 164266 (c/n 1029/C245) with VFA-25 stuck throttle in flight and flamed out at NAS Lemoore, CA Sep 5, 2003. Pilot ejected short of runway. 164267 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-34-MC Hornet (Lot 13) c/n 1030/D079. With VFA-125 crashed into sea off Florida Keys Feb 6, 2006 while returning to NAS Key West from training mission. Pilot ejected safely. 164268/164271 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-34-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164268 (c/n 1031/C246) 164269 (c/n 1032/C247) (VMFA-122) departed runway while landing at MCAS Beaufort, SC Jun 28, 2004, ran into wooded area and overturned. Pilot survived the crash but died in hospital later that day. 164270 (c/n 1033/C248) 164271 (c/n 1034/C249) 164272 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-34-MC Hornet (Lot 13) c/n 1035/D080 164273/164278 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-34-MC Hornet (Lot 13) 164273 (c/n 1036/C250) with VMFA-312 suffered collateral damage when EA-6B crashed into S-3 during night landing aboard USS Enterprise Nov 8, 1998, causing 4 fatalities. 164274 (c/n 1037/C251) 164275 (c/n 1038/C252) 164276 (c/n 1039/C253) 164277 (c/n 1040/C254) 164278 (c/n 1041/C255) 164279 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-34-MC Hornet (Lot 13) c/n 1042/D081 164280/164339 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C/D Hornet contract cancelled 164340/164351 Grumman F-14D-170-GR Tomcat 164340 c/n 615/D-20 (VF-31) crashed after midair collision with 159635 south of San Diego, CA 1/13/1995. Both crews ejected safely and were rescued. 164341 c/n 616/D-21 (VF-213) during familiarizaton flight from NAS Fallon, NV Nov 6, 2002, backseater accidently fired his ejection seat. He landed safely without injury. The aircraft was damaged, but returned successfully to NAS Fallon. Made last operational catapult launch of F-14 in US Navy servicce from USS Theodore Roosevelt in Western Atlantic Jul 28, 2006. To AMARC as 1K0200 Sep 20, 2006. SOC Nov 29, 2006. Still on AMARC inventory Jul 1, 2008 164342 (c/n 617/D-22) SOC Sep 28, 2006. To Wings over Miami Museum, Miami, FL 164343 (c/n 618/D-23) SOC Sep 18, 2006. To Evergreen Air Museum, McMinnville, OR 164344 (c/n 619/D24) (VF-31) crashed into Pacific Ocean off California Mar 29, 2004. Both crew ejected safely. 164345 (c/n 620/D-25) to AMARC as AK0199 Sep 15, 2006. SOC Nov 29, 2006. Still on AMARC inventory Jul 1, 2008 164346 (c/n 621/D-26) SOC Sep 18, 2006. At Virginia Aviation Museum, Richmond, VA 164347 (c/n 622/D-27) to AMARC as 1K0196 Mar 28, 2006. SOC Jul 19, 2006. Still on AMARC inventory Jul 1, 2008 164348 (c/n 623/D-28) to AMARC as 1K0197 Mar 28, 2006. SOC Jul 19, 2006. Still on AMARC inventory Jul 1, 2008 164349 (c/n 624/D-29) to AMARC as 1K0198 Apr 4, 2006. SOC Jul 19, 2006. Still on AMARC inventory Jul 1, 2008 164350 (c/n 625/D-30) SOC Sep 28, 2006. To Palmdale Heritage Airpark, Palmdale, CA in 2006. Supposedly going to Lone Star Flight Museum. 164351 (c/n 626/D-31) (VF-2) missing over Bay of Bengal Aug 9, 2001 during night sortie from USS Constellation. Crew presumed killed. 164352/164357 Grumman E-2C Hawkeye Group 2 164356 and 164357 cancelled 164352 c/n A145 164353 c/n A146 164354 (c/n A147, VAW-116) SOC Jan 23, 2001. An E-2C of this unit was badly damaged in belly landing at NAWC Point Mugu May 9, 2000. 164354 now reported as w/o May 9, 2000, so it is likely that it was this aircraft that was involved. 164355 (c/n A148) 164358/164371 Sikorsky CH-53E Super Stallion 164359 (11th MEU/HMM-166 (reinforced)/HMH-466) damaged in ground collision with another helicopter at Paya Lebar, Singapore Jul 16, 2002. Repaired and seen active with HMH-465 Oct 2006. 164368/164371 cancelled 164372/164375 Sikorsky MH-53E Sea Dragon Contract cancelled 164376/164385 Grumman A-6E Intruder c/n I-716/725 164376 to AMARC as 5A0238 Jan 9, 1997. SOC Jun 14, 2002 164377 to AMARC as 5A0254 March 26, 1997. On display. SOC Jun 14, 2002 164378 was given to Hampton University, near Newport News, VA. Rescued by a Marine Association at Cherry Point, NC and refurbished. 164379 to AMARC as 5A0195 Jun 24, 1996. SOC Dec 5, 2000. 164380 to AMARC as 5A0192 Jul 24, 1996. SOC Dec 5, 2000. 164381 to AMARC as 5A0240 Jan 21, 1997. SOC Jun 14, 2002. 164382 to AMARC as 5A0253 Mar 21, 1997. SOC Jun 14, 2002. 164383 to AMARC as 5A0234 Dec 13, 1996. SOC Jun 14, 2002. 164384 to AMARC as 5A0253 Jan 24, 1997. SOC Jun 14, 2002. To Grumman Memorial Park, Calverton, NY 164385 lost in midair collisin with 161682 (formation incident) Sep 8, 1993. All 4 crewmen survived. 164386/164388 Boeing E-6A Hermes c/n 23894, 24500, 24501. Renamed Mercury. All modified to E-6B 164389/164400 Bell V-22 Osprey Contract cancelled 164401/164402 Grumman EA-6B-135-GR ICAP II Block 86 Prowler c/n P168/P169. 164403 Grumman EA-6B-135-GR ICAP II Block 89 Prowler c/n P170. Crashed into Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Point Lookout, NC Nov 21, 2001 with VMAQ-1. All four crew ejected safely and were recovered. 164404/164410 Boeing E-6A Hermes c/n 24502, 24504/24509. Renamed Mercury. All modified to E-6B 164406 modified to E-6B 164411/164414 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-34-MC Hornet Contract cancelled 164415 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-34-MC Hornet Contract cancelled 164416/164421 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C-34-MC Hornet Contract cancelled 164422 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D-34-MC Hornet Contract cancelled 164423/164440 Sikorsky SH-60F contract cancelled 164441/164442 Lockheed KC-130T Hercules c/n 5219, 5222 164443/164460 Sikorsky SH-60F Seahawk c/n 70.1680/1697 164443 (c/n 70.1680) on display at NAS Jacksonville Heritage Part Jun 2010, on loan from National Museum of Naval Aviation, Pensacola, FL. 164444 to AMARC Oct 5, 2011. 164445 SOC Oct 3, 2007 164446 (HSL-51) is used as personal transport of commanding officer of US 7th Fleet 164452 to AMARC Sep 20, 2012 164461/164466 Sikorsky SH-60B Seahawk 164461 (c/n 70.1762) to AMARC Feb 29, 2012 164462 (c/n 70.1765) 164463 c/n 70.1794. (HSL-43) crashed into northern Arabian Gulf 80 mi W of Bushehr, Iran while operating from USS Mobile Bay guided missile cruiser Sep 6, 2002. Rotor struck mast of Syrian-flagged vessel undergoing inspection. 4 crewmembers not seriously injured, but civilian TV cameraman aboard was killed. 164464 (c/n 70.1795) 164465 (c/n 70.1796) 164466 (c/n 70.1797) 164467/164469 Sikorsky SH-60F Ocean Hawk cancelled contract, serials reassigned. 164467/164469 Lockheed P-3C Orion 164467 (c/n 5825) to AMARC as 2P0075 Jan 22, 1992. For Pakistan as 25 Jan 15, 1997, later reserialled 81. Heavily damaged in Taliban attack on a PNS Mehran in Karachi, Pakisdan May 22, 2011. 164468 (c/n 5826) to AMARC as 2P0076 Jan 22, 1992. For Pakistan as 26 Jan 8, 1997, later reserialled 82. 164469 (c/n 5827) to AMARC as 2P0077 Jan 22, 1992. For Pakistan Nov 19, 1996 as 27, later reserialled 83, Crashed with 28 Sqdn near Pasni, Pakistan Oct 29, 1999. 164470/164482 Sikorsky CH-53E Super Stallion Contract cancelled. 164483/164518 Northrop Grumman E-2C Hawkeye 164483 c/n A149. Has been fitted with 8-bladed NP2000 propellers 164484 c/n A150. Has been SOC 164485 c/n A151 164486 c/n A152 164487 c/n A153 164488 c/n A154 164489/164491 to Japan 164492 c/n A155 164493 c/n A156 164494 c/n A157 164495 c/n A158 164496 c/n A159. Has been fitted with 8-bladed propellers. 164497 c/n A163 164498/164518 cancelled 164519/164523 McDonnell Douglas/General Dynamics A-12A Avenger II Contract cancelled 164524/164525 DeHavilland U-6A Beaver From USDA - 164524 used for spares. 164525 (c/n 492) received from Maine Forestry Service and used by Navak Test Pilot School as tug for X-26A. 164526/164535 McDonnell Douglas/General Dynamics A-12A Avenger II Contract cancelled 164536/164539 Sikorsky CH-53E Super Stallion 164536 (HMH-361) crashed near Ar Rutbah, Iraq Jan 26, 2005 during sandstorm. All 31 onboard killed. 164540/164542 McDonnell Douglas TAV-8B-18-MC Harrier II c/n T22/T24 164540 (VMAT-204) crashed on approach to MCAS Cherry Point, NC Feb 2, 2001. SOC Feb 2, 2001, the day before. Two crew killed. 164541 (VMAT-203) crashed at Rocky Mount, NC Jan 14, 1995 due to birdstrike. Both crew ejected safely. 164543/164547 McDonnell Douglas AV-8B-18(NA)-MC Harrier II c/n 228/232 164543 (VMA-211) crashed Mar 25, 1996 into grapefruit field 5 mi from MCAS Yuma, AZ due to engine fire. Pilot ejected safely 164547 (VMA-214) crashed into Indian Ocean near Somalia off USS Essex Jan 30, 1995 164548/164562 McDonnell Douglas AV-8B+-19-MC Harrier II Plus c/n 233/247 164548 (Naval Weapons Test Squadron) crashed Jun 17, 1996 in unknown circumstances 164550 (VMA-542) crashed Oct 16, 1997 near Wright Patterson AFB, OH after engine fire on takeoff. Pilot ejected safely. 164555 (VMA-542) crashed Aug 11, 1997 60 miles southeast of Yuma, Az during training exercise. Pilot ejected safely. 164561 (24th MEU/HMM263/VMA-231) crashed into Onslow Bay off North Carolina June 22, 2002. Pilot ejected safely and was recovered. 164563/164565 McDonnell Douglas AV-8B+-19-MC Harrier II Plus c/n 248/250. To Italian Navy as MM7199/MM7201 164566/164571 McDonnell Douglas AV-8B+-19-MC Harrier II Plus c/n 251/256 164568 ditched May 2, 1999 in Adriatic Sea 25 mi E of Brindisi, Italy while attempting to land on return from training mission. Pilot ejected safely. SOC May 14, 1999. 164572/164578 Bell AH-1W SeaCobra 164572 (c/n 29114) 164573 (c/n 26281) 164574 (c/n 26282) 164575 (c/n 29157) 164576 (c/n 29150) 164577 (c/n 26926) SOC on site Apr 2008 164578 (c/n 29160) 164579/164583 Beech T-44B c/n LL.62/LL.66. Contract cancelled. 164584/164585 Rockwell/MBB X-31 164584 w/o Jan 19, 1995, test pilot Karl Lang ejected safely. Cause attributed to pitot icing. 164585 SOC May 29, 2003, airlifted to Munich Jun 22, 2003 for Flugwerft Schleissheim Museum. 164586/164596 Bell AH-1W SeaCobra 164586 (c/n 26285) 164587 (c/n 29163) 164588 (c/n 29166) 164589 (c/n 26288, HMLA-775, Det 1) crashed in southern TX Jan 22, 2003 in collision with 165327 164590 (c/n 26289) with HMA-775, w/o Sep 8, 1993 164591 (c/n 29148, HMLA-169) struck surface of Al Habbaniyah Lake in Iraq and crashed during post-maintenance check flight May 27, 2006. Both crew killed. AFM 10/2006 164592 (c/n 26291) 164593 (c/n 26292) 164594 (c/n 26293) 164595 (c/n 29146, HMLA-775) destroyed when collided with 163947 at Al Taqaddum, Iraq Mar 30, 2004. No serious injuries. 164596 (c/n 29154) with HMLA-469 collided with Coast Guard HC-130H 1705 off San Clemente Oct 29, 2009. 2 on helicopter and 7 on HC-130H killed. 164597/164598 Lockheed KC-130T-30 Hercules c/n 5260,5263 164599/164604 Grumman F-14D-170-GR Tomcat 164599 (c/n 627) to AMARC as 1K0150 Jun 23, 2004. SOC Apr 20, 2005. Still on AMARC inventory Jul 1, 2008 164600 SOC Jun 16, 2003 164601 SOC Sep 20, 2005. In 2005 was in Castle Air Museum in restoration hangar being prepared for display in the museum. Date of delivery to museum was Sep 20, 2005. On display there Jun 2006 164602 (c/n 630) to AMARC as 1K0195 Mar 28, 2006. SOC Jul 19, 2006. Still on AMARC inventory Jul 1, 2008 164603 flown in to Republic AP, East Farmingdale, NY Oct 4, 2006. SOC the same day. Owned by National Museum of Naval Aviation but on loan to Grumman Retirees Club and to be displayed at Bethpage. 164604 in service January 2004 with VX-9 Detachment at NBVC Point Mugu, CA in all-black colour scheme. Aircraft has served with VX-9 from new, has never landed on a carrier nor fired its gun. Departed Point Mugu Jun 26, 2004 for preservation as NAS Oceana, VA. Now at at NAS Norfolk stipped of black paint and Playboy logo. It now carries VF143 logos and is on static display at NAS Oceana. 164605/164608 McDonnell Douglas C-9B Skytrain II ex-commercial DC-9-33 164605 c/n 47545 EC-BYL. To AMARC as 4C0004 Jun 9, 2005. SOC Oct 17, 2005 164606 c/n 47496 EC-BYM. SOC Sep 27, 2007 164607 c/n 47428 EC-BYK. SOC Jun 3, 2005. In 2010 was on display at Pima Air And Space Museum 164608 c/n 47656 EC-BYN. Noted at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland in Oct 2010. 164609/164620 Sikorsky SH-60F Ocean Hawk 164610 (c/n 70.1799) 164611 (HS-14) crashed March 15, 1995. 164612 (HS-7) struck power lines on training exercise at night in desert near Fallon, NV May 7, 2007. 5 killed. 164613 (c/n 70.1802) 164614 to AMARC Jul 18, 2012 164616 struck off Apr 6, 1993 before delivery, not accepted. 164618 to AMARC Jul 18, 2012 164621/164626 Grumman E-2C Hawkeye Group 2 For FMS. 164621 to JASDF as 34-3459 164622 to JASDF as 34-3460 164623 to JASDF as 34-3461 164624 to JASDF as 44-3462 164625 to JASDF as 44-3463. 164626 was sold to Egypt to replace one that crashed. Returned to USA Oct 2005 for upgrade to Hawkeye 2000 standard. Returned to Egypt Dec 2006. 164627/164648 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 35 Hornet (Lot 14) 164630 painted as original prototype Hornet and flew as such Nov 18, 2008, 30th anniversary of first prototype flight. To VFA-106 Nov 21, 2008. 164642 (VFA-25) struck ramp in night landing on USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) Jan 28, 2006 about 120 mi SE of Brisbane, Australia. Pilot ejected safely and was recovered. Aircraft fell into the sea. AFM Apr 2006 164649/164653 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 36 Hornet (Lot 14) 164649 transferred from VX-31 to NASA Dryden and redesignated NF/A-18D. SOC Sep 4, 2003 164654/164655 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 36 Hornet (Lot 14) This and subsequent aircraft used GE F404-GE-402 Enhanced Performance Engines. 164656 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 36 Hornet (Lot 14) 164657/164658 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 36 Hornet (Lot 14) 164657 with VFA-87 in midair collision at night with 164232 at Smith Creek Valley, 55 mi E of NAS Fallon, NV. Landed safely. (VFA-15) crashed near Middlegate, NV Jun 13, 2008 following collision with F-5F 160965. Pilot killed. 164659 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 36 Hornet (Lot 14) 164660/164661 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 36 Hornet (Lot 14) 164662 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 36 Hornet (Lot 14) 164663/164664 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 36 Hornet (Lot 14) 164664 ran off runway while landing at RAAF Base Pearce, Western Australia Jan 17, 2003, suffering Class A damage. 164665 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 36 Hornet (Lot 14) c/n 1095/D090. With VMFA(AW)-242 lost control and crashed at Yuma, AZ Jan 10, 2000. Both crew ejected safely. 164666 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 36 Hornet (Lot 14) Crashed during normal training operation 75 mi NE of Raysut, Oman in the wall of so-called 'Star Wars Canyon' Sept 14, 1997. Pilot killed 164667 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 36 Hornet (Lot 14) 164668/164669 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 36 Hornet (Lot 14) 164670 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) 164671 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) 164672 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) c/n 1102/D093 164673 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) 164674 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) 164675/164676 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) 164677 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) 164678 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) (VFA-15) suffered engine fire while operating from USS Enterprise in northern Indian Ocean Sep 19, 2001. 164679 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) 164680/164682 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) 164681 (VFA-25) crashed into Persian Gulf off USS Abraham Lincoln Sept 29, 2000 164682 (VFA-113) suffered dual engine fire after touch and go aboard CVN-76 in Arabian Sea Apr 11, 2011. Recoverd aboard. 164683 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) 164684 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) 164684 (VFA-25) crashed into ground 10 nm SW of NAS Fallon, NV Sep 9, 1992 164685 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) 164686/164687 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) 164688 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) 164689 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) 164689 (VFA-15) crashed at Raleigh-Durham IAP, NC Mar 26, 2004. Aircraft veered off runway during takeoff and burst into flames. Pilot ejected safely, suffering only minor injuries. 164690 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) 164691 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) 164692 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 37 Hornet (Lot 14) Crashed on Barry Goldwater Range Sept 11, 2000 with VMFA-242. 164693 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 38 Hornet (Lot 15) 164694 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 38 Hornet (Lot 15) VMFA(AW)-224 crashed into Atlantic Ocean 35 mi E of St Helena Sound, SC Mar 10, 2010 after dual engine fire. Two crew ejected and were picked up. 164695/164698 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 38 Hornet (Lot 15) 164695 (VFA-97) crashed into sea following catapult shot from USS Carl Vinson Nov 18, 1994. Pilot ejected safely. 164697 (VFA-151) lost control and crashed in Pacific Ocean Apr 3, 1996 50 mi SW of Monterey, CA. Pilot ejected safely and was recovered. 164699 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 38 Hornet (Lot 15) 164700/164701 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 38 Hornet (Lot 15) 164700 (VFA-151) while carrying out a training mission from USS Abraham Lincoln Aug 26, 2004, pilot was forced to divert to NAS North Island, CA due to a technical problem. Main runway was closed so he had to use a shorter runway with no barrier or cable. Brake failure during landing caused aircraft to run off end of runway and come to rest almost totally submerged in San Diego Bay. Pilot ejected safely. SOC Jul 7, 2005 164702 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 38 Hornet (Lot 15) 164703/164704 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 38 Hornet (Lot 15) 164705 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 38 Hornet (Lot 15) 164706/164708 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 38 Hornet (Lot 15) 164706 (VFA-151) lost control during air combat maneuvering and crashed near Lone Pine,CA May 21, 1993. Pilot ejected safely. 164709/164710 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 39 Hornet (Lot 15) 164711 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 39 Hornet (Lot 15) 164712/164713 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 39 Hornet (Lot 15) 164714 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 39 Hornet (Lot 15) 164715/164716 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 39 Hornet (Lot 15) 164717 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 39 Hornet (Lot 15) 164718/164722 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 39 Hornet (Lot 15) 164721 (VMFA-323) crashed in Iraq May 2, 2005 during sortie from USS Carl Vinson. Believed to have collided with 164732. Pilot killed. AFM 7/2005 164723 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 39 Hornet (Lot 15) 164724 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 39 Hornet (Lot 15) 164724 (VMFA-323) pilot ejected after dual engine bleed problem Sep 1, 2012. Plane crashed on Bureau of Land Management property. 164725/164725 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 40 Hornet (Lot 15) 164725 (VMFA-323) crashed into North Arabian Sea Mar 20, 2007 while operating from USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74). Pilot ejected safely and was rescued. AFM 5/2007. SOC Mar 20, 2007, so reported sighting in Jun 2007 is probably in error. 164726 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 40 Hornet (Lot 15) 164727/164728 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 40 Hornet (Lot 15) 164728 (VMFA-323) crashed 15 mi NE of NAF El Centro, CA Apr 2, 1996. Pilot ejected safely. 164729 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 40 Hornet (Lot 15) 164730/164734 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 40 Hornet (Lot 15) 164732 (VMFA-323) crashed in Iraq May 2, 2005 during sortie from USS Carl Vinson. Believed to have collided with 164721. Pilot killed. AFM 7/2005 164735 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 40 Hornet (Lot 15) 164736/164737 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 40 Hornet (Lot 15) 164737 (c/n 1193) with VFA-151 crashed into water after night catapult launch from USS Constellation Oct 20, 2000. Pilot killed. 164738 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 40 Hornet (Lot 15) 164739/164740 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 40 Hornet 164741/164758 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C/D Hornet contract cancelled 164759/164760 Lockheed KC-130T Hercules contract cancelled 164761 Cessna C-28A c/n 404-0124. To AMARC as 7G0001 Jan 24, 1996. Allocated civil registration number of N96BP June 2001 for US Border Patrol. 164762/164763 Lockheed C-130T Hercules 164762 (c/n 382-5255) 164763 (c/n 382-5258) replaced 151891 as Blue Angels support ship Nov 2002. 164764/164775 Sikorsky MH-53E Sea Dragon 164774 and 164775 cancelled 164772 SOC Aug 10, 2000. 164776/164791 Sikorsky CH-53E Super Stallion 164777 (HMH-464) studdered tail strike on berm at Bastion Airfield Aug 15, 2011 164782 (HMM-166/HMH-465) crashed in Iraq Aug 22, 2002. 164785 (HMH-465) damaged when rolled onto side after hard emergency landing in Al Anbar province, Iraq Dec 11, 2006. 18 out of 21 onboard injured, one fatally. Was not repaired and SOC Dec 16, 2006. 164792/164795 Sikorsky MH-53E Sea Dragon 164792 (HM-15) crashed and caught fire 4 mi S of NAS Corpus Christi, TX Jan 26, 2008 during routine training mission in foggy weather. 3 of 4 onboard killed. 164793 (HM-14) crashed and burned after emergency landing due to engine fire 5 mi from Pohang in southern South Korea Jun 29, 2012. No injuries to crew. 164794 and 164795 cancelled 164796/164807 Sikorsky SH-60F Ocean Hawk 164805/164807 cancelled 164798 to AMARC Oct 4, 2012 164800 c/n 70.1844 164801 c/n 70.1847 164802 c/n 70.1848. To AMARC Jul 18, 2012 164803 to AMARC Jul 6, 2012 164804 c/n 70.1950 to US Coast Guard as 6045 164808/164819 Sikorsky SH-60B Seahawk 164808 to AMARC Nov 29, 2012 164812 c/n 70.2233 164814 c/n 70-2235 164815 c/n 70-2236 164816 c/n 70-2237 164817 c/n 70-2238 164818 c/n 70-2239 164820/164830 Sikorsky HH-60J Block 16(3) Jayhawk 164820 (c/n 70.1954) transferred to US Coast Guard as 6033 164821 (c/n 70.1955) transferred to US Coast Guard as 6034 164822 (c/n 70.1956) transferred to US Coast Guard as 6035 164823 (c/n 70.1957) transferred to US Coast Guard as 6036 164824 (c/n 70.1958) transferred to US Coast Guard as 6037 164825 (c/n 70.1959) transferred to US Coast Guard as 6038 164826 (c/n 70.2281) transferred to US Coast Guard as 6040 164829 and 164830 cancelled. 164831/164846 Sikorsky HH-60H Seahawk 164844 w/o Oct 25, 1995. There is a report that it crashed in the Gulf in 1998. 164847/164858 Sikorsky SH-60B Seahawk 164849/57 (c/n 70-1932/40) 164856 (HSL-46) crashed Jan 8, 1997. 164859/164860 Sikorsky CH-53E Super Stallion 164861/164864 Sikorsky MH-53E Sea Dragon 164864 (c/n 65-620) 164865 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 41 Hornet (Lot 16) 164866 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 41 Hornet (Lot 16) 164867 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 41 Hornet (Lot 16) Crashed on Barry M. Goldwater Range, Yuma, AZ during training mission Oct 5, 2000. Pilot ejected safely. 164868 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 41 Hornet (Lot 16) Crashed wth FMFA(AW)-533 in Atlantic Ocean 22 mi S of Charleston, SC Jul 7, 2000. Both crew ejected and were rescued. 164869 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 41 Hornet (Lot 16) 164870 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 41 Hornet (Lot 16) 164871 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 41 Hornet (Lot 16) 164872 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 41 Hornet (Lot 16) Damaged in landing accident Feb 17, 2002 at Twenty Nine Palms 164873 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 41 Hornet (Lot 16) 164874 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 41 Hornet (Lot 16) 164875 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 41 Hornet (Lot 16) 164876 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 41 Hornet (Lot 16) 164877 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 41 Hornet (Lot 16) 164877 (VMFA-251) sustained Class A damage in flight deck incident aboard USS John F. Kennedy (CV-67) Jun 27, 1999. Rebuilt 164878 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 41 Hornet (Lot 16) 164879 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 41 Hornet (Lot 16) 164880 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 41 Hornet (Lot 16) 164881 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 41 Hornet (Lot 16) 164882 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 41 Hornet (Lot 16) 164883 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 42 Hornet (Lot 16) 164883 (VMFA-251) while flying from USS George Washington (CVN-73) dropped two Mk 82 bombs on Vieques target observation post, killing civilian observer Apr 19, 1999. 164884 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 42 Hornet (Lot 16) 164885 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 42 Hornet (Lot 16) 164886 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 42 Hornet (Lot 16) 164887 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 42 Hornet (Lot 16) 164888 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 42 Hornet (Lot 16) 164889/164897 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 42 Hornet (Lot 16) 164889 (c/n 1221/C350) 164890 (VMFA-251) collided with 164894 over Persian Gulf, Feb 6, 1998. Both aircraft crashed 80 mi E of Kuwait City. Pilot recovered. 164893 (VMFA-251) crashed into mountain near Cold Springs, NV Mar 24, 1995 in bad weather. Pilot killed. 164894 (VMFA-251) collided with 164890 over Persian Gulf Feb 6, 1998. Both aircraft crashed 80 mi E of Kuwait City. Pilot killed. 164898 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 43 Hornet (Lot 16) 164899/164900 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 43 Hornet (Lot 16) 164901 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 43 Hornet (Lot 16) 164902/164912 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 43 Hornet (Lot 16) 164904 (VMFA-121) crashed in Australian bush at Manbulloo Station Sep 14, 2004 while in holding pattern prior to landing at Tindal AB. Pilot ejected and was injured. 164913/164938 Bell AH-1W SeaCobra C/n 26701, 26703/26727. For Taiwan as 501/526 164927 (Taiwan Army 515) struck building during training flight Jul 16, 2008 and crashed into narrow lane at Lungtan. Both crew members later died. 164938 (526) crashed into Techim Reservoir, Taichung County, Taiwan. Jul 17, 1999. 2 crew killed. 164939/164944 Bell-Boeing MV-22B Osprey c/n D0007/D0012 - Full Scale Production EMD models 164939 SOC Oct 4, 2007 164941 taken on charge by US Navy in 2007 164942 (c/n D0010) grounded mid 2000 as maintenance trainer. SOC Apr 3, 2006 164943 and 164944 cancelled. 164945 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 44 Hornet (Lot 17) 164946 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 44 Hornet (Lot 17) 164947 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 44 Hornet (Lot 17) 164948 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 44 Hornet (Lot 17) 164949 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 44 Hornet (Lot 17) 164949 (VMFA(AW)-224) crashed into water during night close air support at Piney Island Bombing Range, NC Sept 15, 1997. Both crew killed. 164950 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 44 Hornet (Lot 17) 164950 (c/n 1250/C374) 164951 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 44 Hornet (Lot 17) c/n 1251/D131 164952 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 44 Hornet (Lot 17) c/n 1252/C375 164953 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 44 Hornet (Lot 17) c/n 1253/D132 164954 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 44 Hornet (Lot 17) c/n 1254/C376 164955 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 44 Hornet (Lot 17) c/n 1255/D133 164956 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 44 Hornet (Lot 17) c/n 1256/C377 164957 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 45 Hornet (Lot 17) c/n 1257/D134 164958 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 45 Hornet (Lot 17) c/n 1258/C378 164959 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 45 Hornet (Lot 17) c/n 1259/D135 164960 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 45 Hornet (Lot 17) c/n 1260/C379 164961 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 45 Hornet (Lot 17) c/n 1261/D136 164962 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 45 Hornet (Lot 17) c/n 1262/C380 164963 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 45 Hornet (Lot 17) c/n 1263/D137. 164963 (VMFA-533) crashed at sea shortly after takeoff from MCAS Beaufort Mar 7, 1996. Both crew killed. 164964 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 45 Hornet (Lot 17) c/n 1264/C381 164965 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 45 Hornet (Lot 17) c/n 1265/D138 164966 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 45 Hornet (Lot 17) c/n 1266/C382 164967 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Block 45 Hornet (Lot 17) c/n 1267/D139 164968 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 45 Hornet (Lot 17) 164969/164980 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 46 Hornet (Lot 17) 164974 (VFA-195) shot down in error by Patriot missile 50 mi from Karbala, Iraq Apr 3, 2003 during Operation Iraqi Freedom. 164977 (VFA-195) crashed into sea 400 mi SE of Guam Jul 30, 2007 while on routine training flight from USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63). Pilot ejected safely (AFM 10/2007) 164981/164992 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Hornet Contract cancelled 164993/164998 Lockheed C-130T Hercules 164993 (c/n 382-5298) 164994 (c/n 382-5299) with VR-53 suffered class A damage due to hailstorm while parked at Andrews AFB, MD May 31, 2008 164995 (c/n 382-5300) with VR-53 suffered class A damage due to hailstorm while parked at Andrews AFB, MD May 31, 2008 164996 (c/n 382-5301) damaged in storm at Fort Worth NAS JRB, TX Jun 1, 2004. Wing were replaced with that of 64-0514. Made first flight after repair with new wing Jul 12, 2005. 164997 (c/n 382-5304) with VR-53 suffered class A damage due to hailstorm while parked at Andrews AFB, MD May 31, 2008 164998 (c/n 382-5305) 164999/165000 Lockheed KC-130T Hercules 164999 (c/n 382-5302) 165000 (c/n 382-5303) damaged in storm at Fort Worth NAS JRB, TX Jun 1, 2004. Repaired. 165001/165006 McDonnell Douglas AV-8B(+)-21-MC Harrier II Plus c/n 257/262 165005 (24th MEU/HMM-365/VMA-542) landed in Mediterranean Sea north of Crete Jul 2, 2006 during nighttime ship-controlled landing approach to USS Iwo Jima (LHD 7). Pilot ejected safely and was rescued. 165006 (VMA-513) suffered engine FOD damage upon post-flight inspection Jan 26, 2013. 165007/165027 McDonnell Douglas AV-8B Harrier II 165007/165019 AV-8B-22-MC+ c/n IT001/IT013 for Italian Navy as MM7212/MM7224 165010/165022 assembled in Italy by Alenia. 165025/165027 cancelled. 165028/165035 McDonnell Douglas AV-8B Harrier II For Spanish Navy as VA.1B-25/01-914 to VA.1B-32/01-921, original serials were VA.2-14 to VA.2-21. Assembled in Spain by CASA 165036 McDonnell Douglas TAV-8B Harrier II For Spain 165037/165056 Bell AH-1W Lot VI Super Cobra c/n 26299/26310, 26317/26318, 26211/26216 165037/165043 FMS to Turkey. 165045 SOC Dec 7, 2009. 165053 (HMM-365(R)/HMLA-269) suffered Class B damage when tail boom and skids contacted the ground during an attack run pull-off Oct 20, 2001. Was able to land safely. 165055 (HMLA-169) crashed in Afghanistan Aug 6, 2009. Class A damage. SOC the next day 165057/165092 McDonnell Douglas T-45C Goshawk 165057/60 c/n A-061/64 165057/165077 delivered as T-45A 165065 (VT-21) crashed 2 mi N of Kleberg County AP, TX during training mission Sep 27, 2007. Student pilot (sole occupant) ejected safely. 165073 noted in damaged state at NAS Kingsville, TX. 165077 (VT-96) crashed near Tallahassee, FL Dec 29, 2010. Both crew ejected. 165087 (VT-7) crashed into wooded area 1 mi S of runway at McCain Field, NAS Meridian, MS Mar 22, 1005 while in landing pattern. Pilot killed. 165093/165094 Gulfstream C-20G Gulfstream IV c/n 1187,1189 for US Navy OSA 165093 c/n 1187 ex N481GA, named *City of Annapolis* 165094 c/n 1189 ex N402GA, named *City of Baltimore*. Noted at RAF Mildenhall Oct 20, 2005 with no national markings except for 094 on the vertical tail. AFM 1/2006 165095 Sikorsky SH-60B 165096 Sikorsky HH-60J Block 17(2) SeaHawk c/n 70.2293 For US Coast Guard as 6039 165097 Bell AH-1W Lot V Super Cobra c/n 26298 165098/165105 Lockheed Martin P-3C Orion c/n 5831/5838. For South Korea as 95-0901/95-0908. 165098 c/n 5831 ex N4080M to South Korea 165099 c/n 5832 ex N4081M to South Korea 165100 c/n 5833 ex N4099R to South Korea 165101 c/n 5834 ex N4107F to South Korea 165102 c/n 5835 ex N4161T to South Korea 165103 c/n 5836 ex N4187W to South Korea 165104 c/n 5837 ex N4089R to South Korea 165105 c/n 5838 ex N3223B to South Korea 165106/165112 Sikorsky SH-60B Seahawk 165106 c/n 70-2267. 165110 ditched off North Carolina Sep 24, 2005. AFM 10/2006 165113/165119 Sikorsky SH-60F Delivered as HH-60H Rescue Hawk 165114 (HS-2) ditched in sea 100 mi off San Diego, CA Nov 9, 2007. Al 7 crew rescued. 165116 (c/n 70.2281) 165117 (HS-6) crashed into Pacific Ocean near Coronado Islands, CA May 18, 2009 during training flight from USS Nimitz. 5 killed. 165119 (HCS-5) suffered hard landing during combat operations in As Samawahk Irak Apr 8, 2003. All survived. Airframe was recovered and rebuilt by Sikorsky and returned to service. 165120/165123 Sikorsky HH-60H Rescue Hawk 165124/165127 Sikorsky HH-60J Block 18(4) SeaHawk for US Coast Guard as 6048/6051 165124 (c/n 70.2282) to US Coast Guard as 6041 165125 (c/n 70.2283) to US Coast Guard as 6042 165128/165134 Sikorsky SH-60B SeaHawk contract cancelled 165135/165141 Sikorsky SH-60F Ocean Hawk contract cancelled 165142/165145 Sikorsky HH-60H Rescue Hawk contract cancelled 165146/165150 Sikorsky HH-60J Block 18(8) SeaHawk For US Coast Guard as 6052/6056 165151/165153 Gulfstream C-20G Gulfstream IV for US Navy OSA 165151 c/n 1199 ex N428GA, was named *City of Honolulu*, now *District of Columbia* 165152 c/n 1201 ex N431GA, is named *Spirit of Wake Island* 165153 c/n 1200 ex N430GA, is with US Marine Corps. Badly damaged by tornado at Miami Feb 2, 1998. Returned to service after repair. 165154/165157 Sikorsky SH-60F Ocean Hawk 165154 delivered as HH-60H Rescue Hawk. W/o with VX-1 9/26/1998. 165155/165157 cancelled. 165158/165161 Lockheed C-130T Hercules c/n 5341, 5342, 5344, 5345. 165158 (c/n 382-5341) 165159 (c/n 382-5342) 165160 (c/n 382-5344) 165161 (c/n 382-5345) 165162/165163 Lockheed KC-130T Hercules c/n 5339, 5340. 165162 (c/n 382-5339) 165163 (c/n 382-5340) 165164/165165 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18E Super Hornet (Lot 18) EMD aircraft. c/n 1285/E001, 1293/E002 165164 used as backup aircraft for EA-18G flutter flight test program. Will go to museum at NAS Patuxent River, MD when program is completed. SOC Aug 30, 2007 165165 mounted on plinth in antenna farm at NAS Patuxent River, MD for use in testing antenna patterns. SOC Apr 24, 2006. 165166 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18F Super Hornet (Lot 18) EMD aircraft, c/n 1313/F001. Evaluation aircraft for proposed EA-18. Used at Boeing at St Louis, MO for special project flight tests. SOC Jun 12, 2007. In 2008 was retired from flying and now used at maintenance school at NAS Pensacola, FL 165167/165169 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18E Super Hornet (Lot 18) EMD aircraft. c/n 1324/E003, 1337/E004, 1344/E005 165167 modified to represent EA-18G. 165168 SOC Jan 15, 2003. Relegated to use as maintenance training airframe at NAS Oceana, VA 165169 relegated to use as maintenance training airframe at NAS Oceana, VA. 165170 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18F Super Hornet (Lot 18) EMD aircraft. c/n 1354/F002. Wired to carry cameras to capture separation of bombs and missiles. 165171/165182 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 47 Hornet (Lot 18) c/n 1287/C396, 1288/C397, 1290/C398, 1292/C399, 1295/C400, 1297/C401, 1299/C402, 1300/C403, 1301/C404, 1302/C405, 1304/C406, 1305/C407. 165174 (VFA-37) suffered collateral damage when EA-6B landed on top of an S-3 while landing on USS Enterprise (CVN-65). The 4 crew on the EA-6B were killed. 165178 (VFA-37) crashed during night close air support near NAS Fallon, NV May 27, 1998. Pilot killed. 165180 (VMFA-314) crashed into Pacific Ocean following night ramp strike aboard USS Abraham Lincoln Dec 4, 1996. Aircraft skidded off the deck and pilot ejected safely and landed on the carrier deck without serious injuries. 165183/165194 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 48 Hornet (Lot 18) c/n 1309/C408, 1310/C409, 1312/C410, 1318/C411, 1321/C412, 1323/C413, 1326/C414, 1328/C415, 1331/C416, 1333/C417, 1334/C418, 1338/C419 165183 (VFA-37) suffered collateral damage when EA-6B landed on top of an S-3 aboard USS Enterprise (CVN-65) Nov 8, 1998 165184 (VFA-37) was involved in a bombing fratricide incident when 3 Mk 82 bombs were dropped on a friendly observation post, killing 6 and wounding 11 at Al Udairi Range, Kuwait Mar 12, 2001. (VFA-37) suffered Class A damage from hailstones Apr 11, 2008 when passing through thunderstorm in company with F/A-18 165196 during sortie from USS Harry S Truman in Persian Gulf. Recovered safely to carrier. With VFA-106, departed runway at El Centro Dec 2, 2010. Pilot ejected. 165189 w/o 6/19/1996. 165190 (VMFAT-101) catastrophic engine fire on catapult tension aboard CVN-74 in Southern California operational area. 165195/165206 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 49 Hornet (Lot 18) c/n 1340/C420, 1342/C421, 1346/C422, 1348/C423, 1350/C424, 1353/C425, 1356/C426, 1358/C427, 1360/C428, 1362/C429, 1364/C430, 1367/C431. 165196 (VFA-37) suffered Class A damage from hailstones Apr 11, 2008 when passing through thunderstorm in company with F/A-18 165184 during sortie from USS Harry S Truman in Persian Gulf. Recovered safely to carrier 165204 (VFA-82) crashed into Atlantic Ocean near Tybee Island, GA Mar 24, 2004. Pilot ejected safely and was rescued. 165207/165218 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 50 Hornet (Lot 19) c/n 1376/C432, 1278/C433, 1380/C434, 1382/C435, 1384/C436, 1386/C437, 1388/C438, 1390/C439, 1392/C440, 1394/C441, 1396/C442, 1398/C443. 165208 (VX-9) struck pelicans, resulting in engine fire and Class A damage Mar 1, 1001. Landed safely with no injury. 165209 (USS Dwight D. Eisenhower) crashed while making strafing run Sept 16, 1998. 165219/165230 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Block 51 Hornet (Lot 19) c/n 1400/C444, 1403/C445, 1404/C446, 1406/C447, 1408/C448, 1410/C449, 1411/C450, 1413/C451, 1414/C452, 1415/C453, 1417/C454, 1418/C455. 165219 became N208MD. Crashed near Fort Pierce, FL May 29, 2001. Pilot killed. Registration cancelled Jan 27, 2006 as destroyed. 165223 (VFA-34) into Mediterranean 80 mi from Toulon, France while operating from USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) Sept 25, 1998. Pilot ejected safely and was recovered. 165226 (VFA-131) crashed near Nellis AFB, NV Nov 9, 2004 after becoming uncontrollable shortly after takeoff. Pilot ejected safely. (AFM 11/2005). 165229 (VFA-34) failed to return to USS George Washington (CVN-73) from night at sea bombing mission and crashed into Adriatic Sea Nov 3, 2002. Pilot killed. 165231/165242 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C/D Hornet Contract cancelled. Last 4 were to be Ds. 165243/165254 Sikorsky CH-53E Super Stallion 165249 c/n 65-643 165250 crashed May 9, 1996 on pre-delivery test flight. 165251 c/n 65-645 165253 c/n 65-647 165255/165267 Sikorsky HH-60H Rescue Hawk 165255 crashed into sea off North Carolina Mar 13, 1996. 4 killed. Wreck recovered 165256 (c/n 70.2289) 165257 (c/n 70.2290) 165258 (c/n 70.2291) damaged at NAS Fallon July 9, 2002 when main rotor struck the tail rotor of a parked helicopter.. Has been repaired, noted with HS-7 Dec 2002. 165268/165270 Sikorsky SH-60F Seahawk 165271/165292 Bell AH-1W Lot VII Super Cobra c/n 26319/26340 165293/165304 Northrop Grumman E-2C Hawkeye 165293/165301 c/n A52-164/A52-172 165295 fitted with 8-blade Hamilton Sundstrand NP2000 composite props. AFM 5/2007 165296 (VAW-120) damaged Sep 4, 2012 when C-2A 162144 drifted right on hook skip bolter and struck port wing. No injuries. On Dec 9, 2012, starboard wing strck spinning prop of adjacent E-2C Dec 9, 2012. 165302/165304 c/n A52-175/A52-177. 165305/165308 McDonnell Douglas AV-8B+(R)-23-MC Harrier II Plus c/n 263 to 266 Were BuNo 162728, 161581, 161583, 162082 remanufactured. 165309/165312 McDonnell Douglas AV-8B+(R)-24-MC Harrier II Plus c/n 267 to 270 Were BuNo 162083, 162068, 162074, 162087 remanufactured. 165313/165314 Lockheed Martin C-130T Hercules 165313 (c/n 382-5383) 165314 (c/n 382-5384) 165315/165316 Lockheed Martin KC-130T Hercules c/n 5385, 5386 165315 (c/n 382-5385) 165316 (c/n 382-5386) 165317/165341 Bell AH-1W Lot VIII Super Cobra c/n 26341/26357, 26728/26735 165318 crashed July 28, 1997. 165320 (HMLA-269) impacted ground after takeoff, one killed. Sep 28, 2011 165321 (HMLA-369) shot down by insurgents in Iraq and crashed near Ramadi Nov 2, 2005, killing both crew. 165327 (HMLA-775 Det 1) crashed in southern TX Jan 22, 2003 in collision with 164589. 165332 SOC Oct 22, 2009 165333 (HMLA-169) crashed in desert in Afghanistan during combat escort Oct 26, 2009. 4 killed. 165334/165341 FMS to Taiwan as 527/534 165342/165343 Boeing TC-18F Two ex-airline Boeing 707-382Bs acquired by USN for TACAMO training duties. 165342 (c/n 18961) originally CS-TBA, became N45RT Jan 1987. Leased to US Navy Nov 1994. To AMARC as 3C0001 Mar 16, 2001. SOC Jul 3, 2002 165343 (c/n 18962) originally CS-TBB, then TF-VLV, then CS-TBB again. Became N46RT Feb 1987. Leased to USN Mar 1995. Un open storage at Will Rogers AAR, OK. Soc Dec 7, 2000. 165344/165347 Sikorsky CH-53E Super Stallion 165348/165351 Lockheed Martin C-130T Hercules 165348 (c/n 382-5404) 165349 (c/n 382-5406) 165350 (c/n 382-5407) 165351 (c/n 382-5409) 165352/165353 Lockheed Martin KC-130T Hercules 165352 (c/n 382-5411) 165353 (c/n 382-5412) 165354/165357 Boeing AV-8B+(R)-25-MC Harrier II Plus c/n B271/B274. Remanufactured AV-8Bs. Were 162956, 162957, 162949, 162086 165358/165377 Bell AH-1W Lot IX Super Cobra c/n 26358/26369 165370/165377 FMS to Taiwan as 535/542 165378/165379 Lockheed Martin C-130T Hercules c/n 5429, 5430. 165378 (c/n 382-5429) 165379 (c/n 382-5430) 165380/165383 Boeing AV-8B+(R)-25-MC Harrier II Plus C/n B275/B278. Remanufactured AV-8Bs. Were 162729, 162088 162968, 162959 165382 (VMA-513) suffered serious fuselage, wing, and tailplane damage when collided with desert vegetation during nighttime low-altitude at MCAS Yuma sometime in 2004. Was able to land safely. Repaired and reported Oct 2007 with HMM-163 165384/165391 Boeing AV-8B+(R)-26-MC Harrier II Plus C/n B279/B286. Remanufactured AV-8Bs. Were 262962, 162946, 162069, 162725, 262944, 162744, 162741, 161575. 165391 SOC Apr 4, 2003. This may be the plane of HMM-263 that ditched in the Arabian Gulf Apr 1, 2003 whilst attempting to land on USS Nassau during night training mission. Pilot was recovered safely 165392/165396 Bell AH-1W SeaCobra 165395 (HMLA-269) crashed in desert near Al Asad, Iraq Sep 15, 2008 during weapons delivery. Damage reported repairable. 165397/165398 Boeing AV-8B+(R)-26-MC Harrier II Plus Remanufactured Harrier IIs. Were 161580, 161579. 165399/165408 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Hornet (Lot 20) c/n 1420/C456, 1422/C457, 1424/C458, 1426/C459, 1428/C460, 1432/C461, 1433/D462, 1442/C463, 1448/C464, 1452/C465 165399 (VMA-34) in night ramp strike Dec 4, 1999. Aircraft was diverted to a safe langing and was repaired. 165409/165416 McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D Hornet (Lot 20) c/n 1430/D140, 1434/D141, 1438/D142, 1440/D143, 1444/D144, 1446/D145, 1450/D146, 1453/D147 165417/165430 Boeing AV-8B+(R)-26-MC Harrier II Plus cn B289/B302 Remanufactured AV-8Bs. Were 162080, 162077, 162951, 162070, 162731, 162723, 163183, 163200, 162950, 163179. 162085, 163663, 163517, 163426. 165418 (HMM-165(R)) crashed into Indian Ocean Jan 13, 2005 after losing power during routine training flight from USS BonHomme Richard. Pilot ejected safely, suffering minor injuries. 165423 (VMA-513) crashed Nov 27, 2007 due to engine failure at Cactus West Training Range, AZ. Pilot ejected safely 165424 (VMA-211) crashed on the Chocolate Mountain Aerial Gunnery Range, CA Dec 8, 2003 due to engine failure during post-maintenance check flight. Pilot ejected safely. SOC Mar 31, 2004. (AFM 11/2005) 165426 (VMA-214) crashed on Yuma Proving Ground, AZ Dec 1, 2004 after pilot reported cockpit smoke, hydraulic failure, and engine fire. Pilot ejected safely. (AFM 11/2005) 165431/165432 Boeing AV-8B+ Harrier II Plus Rebuilt AV-8B airframes. Not taken up. 165433/165444 Bell/Boeing MV-22B Osprey c/n D0011/D0022 165433 (HXM-1) landed heavily at Marana, Arizona Apr 8, 2000 when explosion of 165436 blew out its ground cushion. SOC Jul 16, 2001. 165434 SOC Oct 2, 2007 165436 (c/n D0014) crashed Apr 8, 2000 at Marana Northwest Regional Airport, AZ. 19 killed. Cause of crash was pilot losing control due to high vertical rate of descent. 165437 noted at MCAS New River, NC May 2, 2006 in use as ground instructional airframe. 165438 noted at MCAS New River, NC in use as ground instructional airframe 165439 overstressed and scrapped Sep 13, 2004. 165440 (c/n D0018, VMMT-204) crashed Dec 11, 2000 near MCAS New River, NC. All four crew killed. Cause of crash was burst hydraulic line. 165441 overstressed and to ground instructional airframe at Pensacola, Florida 165442 overstressed and stored at NAVAIRSYSCOM 165445/165450 Bell AH-1W SeaCobra 165451/165454 Boeing AV-8B+(R)-27-MC Harrier II Plus Rebuilt AV-8B airframes. Not taken up 165455/165456 Northrop Grumman E-2C Group II Hawkeye c/n FR-1, FR-2. For French Navy as 1 and 2 165457/165502 Boeing T-45C Goshawk 165458 (TAW-1/VT-9) crew reported an emergency while on final approach to NAS Meridian, MS Mar 4, 2008 and ejected safely. Aircraft crashed into densely wooded area and was destroyed. 165459/66 c/n C016/C023 165475 to USMC 165476 (VT-9) crashed into runway at NAS Meridian, MS during touch and go Feb 24, 2004. Class A damage. Not repaired, wreck noted Mar 10, 2005 in hangar at NAS Meridian. SOC Jun 2, 2004. (AFM 11/2005) 165485 noted preserved at NAS Meridian Mar 10, 2005. 165485 noted active at Ellington a few days later, so the preserved aircraft must be wearing a false serial. Sure enough, the T-45A preserved at NAS Meridian is a full-sized replica. 165486 (TAW-1/VT-7) crashed and burned out at NAS Meridian, MS during touch and go landings May 20, 2008. Both crew ejected safely. 165487 ran off runway while landing at NAS Meridian, MS Jul 12, 2004. Pilot ejected safely. Wreck noted Mar 10, 2005 in hangar at NAS Meridian, MS, so may be repairable. (AFM 11/2005). However was SOC Sep 7, 2007. 165492/98 c/n C049/C055 165503/165504 Northrop Grumman E-2C Hawkeye 2000 Some sources say these are CH-53s. 165505/165506 Boeing T-45C Goshawk 165507/165508 Northrop Grumman E-2C Hawkeye c/n A173/A174 165508 converted to E-2C+ Hawkeye 2000. With VAW-121 suffered mechanical malfunction over North Arabian Sea while returning to CVN-69 Mar 31, 2010. All four crew bailed out, 3 were recovered, one missing. 165509/165525 Rockwell International T-39N Sabreliner c/r N301NT/N317NT 165509 c/n 282-009, c/r N301NT 165510 c/n 282-081, c/r N302NT 165511 c/n 282-029, c/r N303NT. A report says that this one has been written off, but it was seen alive and well at Lakeland, FL airport Feb 6, 2005. 165512 c/n 282-002, c/r N304NT 166513 c/n 282-066, c/r N305NT. Crashed near Ellijay, GA Apr 12, 2020 with VT-86. 4 killed. 165514 c/n 282-030, c/r N306NT 165515 c/n 282-072, c/r N307NT 165516 c/n 282-090, c/r N308NT 165517 c/n 282-061, c/r N309NT 165518 c/n 282-104, c/r N310NT 165519 c/n 282-019, c/r N311NT 165520 c/n 282-032, c/r N312NT 165521 c/n 282-094, c/r N313NT 165522 (c/n 282-028) c/r N314NT. Crashed (VT-86) after midair collision with 165525 40 mi S of Pensacola, FL May 8, 2002. All 7 on both planes killed. 165523 c/n 282-020, c/r N315NT. There was a report that this plane went to Procuraduria General dela Republica as XC-AAJ, but this plane is reported as still being at NAS Pensacola, FL. Seen Dec 20, 1010 at Perryville, Missouri in 100th anniversary of naval aviation paint scheme. 165524 c/n 282-060, c/r N316NT. Crashed (VT-86) Jan 10, 2006, NW Georgia. While simulating low-level targeting run, aircraft struck trees and crashed on Johns Mountain, GA. All 4 occupants killed. 165525 (c/n 282-100) c/r N317NT. Crashed (VT-86) after midair collision with 165522 40 mi S of Pensacola, FL May 8, 2002. All 7 on both planes killed. 165526 Boeing F/A-18C-52-MC Hornet c/n 1457/C466 165527/165532 Boeing F/A-18D-52-MC Hornet c/n 1461/D148, 1463/D149, 1466/D150, 1472/D151, 1484/D152, 1493/D153 165531 is ATARS 165533/165540 Boeing F/A-18E-52-MC Super Hornet LRIP 1. c/n 1454/E006, 1460/E007,1467/E008, 1471/E009, 1474/E010, 1477/E011, 1486/E012, 1488/E013 165537 f/f 10-08-1999 165541/165544 Boeing F/A-18F-52-MC Super Hornet LRIP 1. c/n 1458/F003, 1465/F004, 1483/F005, 1493/F006 165545/165565 Bell AH-1W Super Cobra 165566/165597 Boeing AV-8B+(R)-27-MC Harrier II Plus C/n B303/B334. Remanufactured AV-8Bs. 165566 was rebuilt 163662. 165567 was rebuilt 163682 165568 was rebuilt 162943 165569 was rebuilt 163198 165570 was rebuilt 162953 165571 was rebuilt 162965. (VMA-211) crashed on finals to MCAS Yuma, AZ Dec 3, 2003 after pilot reported controllability problems. Pilot ejected safely. SOC Mar 31, 2004. (AFM 11/2005) 165572 was rebuilt 162958 165573 was rebuilt 163192 165574 was rebuilt 162726 165575 was rebuilt 162973 165576 was rebuilt 163178 165577 was rebuilt 162733 165578 was rebuilt 163203 165579 was rebuilt 163683 165580 was rebuilt 163675 165581 was rebuilt 163176 165582 was rebuilt 163519 165583 was rebuilt 163690 165584 was rebuilt 163664 165585 was rebuilt 163672 165586 was rebuilt 163674. C/n B323. Deployed with HMM-163 aboard amphibious assault ship USS Boxer and crashed into the water during takeoff for routine training flight Mar 29, 2011 while operating in Arabian Sea. Pilot ejected and was rescued. 165587 was rebuilt 162960 165588 was rebuilt 162730 165589 was rebuilt 162738 165590 was rebuilt 163204. Crashed (HMM-163(R)/VMA-513) into Indian Ocean May 18, 2007 during routine training mission from USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6). Pilot ejected and was rescued. 165591 was rebuilt 162742 165592 was rebuilt 162967 165593 was rebuilt 163193. With VMA-542 suffered Class A damage in wheels-up landing at MCAS Cherry Point, NC. 165594 was rebuilt 163189 165595 was rebuilt 163188 165596 was rebuilt 163197. (VMA-231) overan while landing at Farmingdale Republic AP, Long Island, NY May 12, 2006 and ended up on top of airport's ILS antenna array. Aircraft is probably repairable. 165597 was rebuilt 163678 165598/165646 Boeing T-45C Goshawk 165642 (VT-21) crew ejected off end of runway at NAS Kingsville Nov 2, 2011. 165647/165650 Northrop Grumman E-2C Hawkeye 2000 c/n A178/A181 165651 Sikorsky CH-53E Super Stallion 165652/165659 Boeing AV-8B+(R)-2x-MC Harrier II Plus Rebuilt AV-8B airframes. Not proceeded with 165660/165667 Boeing F/A-18E-53-MC Lot 22 Super Hornet LRIP 2. c/n 1499/E014, 1502/E015, 1505/E016, 1509/E017, 1513/E018, 1515/E019, 1517/E020, 1518/E021 165662 (VFA-122) crashed after colliding with F/A-18F 165670 over China Lake weapons testing ground Jul 18, 2005 during fighter maneuvering training flight from NAS Lemoore. Pilot ejected but did not survive. 165668/165679 Boeing F/A-18F-53-MC Lot 22 Super Hornet LRIP 2. c/n 1500/F007, 1501/F008, 1503/F009, 1504/F010, 1506/F011, 1507/F012, 1508/F013, 1510/F014, 1511/F015, 1512/F016, 1514/F017, 1516/F018 165670 (VFA-122) crashed after colliding with F/A-18E 165662 over China Lake weapons testing grond Jul 18, 2005 during fighter maneuvering training flight from NAS Lemoore. Both crew ejected but suffered serious injuries. 165680/165687 Boeing F/A-18D-52-MC Lot 21 Hornet Former RTAF F/A-18D-52-MC to USMC. First three are c/n 1469/TAFD001, 1476/TAFD002, 1479/TAFD003 165682 (VMFA(AW)-225) crashed into Pacific Ocean off MCAS Miramar, CA Jan 17, 2003. Two cremembers ejected safely and were picked up. Cause was attributed to material failure during a functional check flight with one engine shut down. 165688/165734 AAI/IAI RQ-2A Pioneer 165735/165739 Lockheed Martin KC-130J Hercules 165735 (c/n 5488) 165736 (c/n 5489) 165737 (c/n 5499) 165738 (c/n 5506) 165739 (c/n 5507) 165740/165741 Cessna UC-35C Citation Ultra V Model 560 c/n 560-0524, 560-0529, c/n N5091J, N5097H 165742/165778 Sikorsky CH-60S SeaHawk 165743 is MH-60S c/n 70.2551 165745 is MH-60S c/n 70.2561. To NAS North Island as ground training aid 165746 is MH-60S 165747 is MH-60S 165752 is MH-60S 165753/6 are MH-60S 165759 is MH-60S. Noted Oct 2003 with HC-3. In 2013 was with HSC-21 at NAS North Island 165761 is MH-60S 165762 is MH-60S. Noted with HC-5 Jul 2003 165763 is MH-60S 175765 is MH-60S c/n 70-2644 165766 is MH-60S. Noted Oct 2003 with HC-11 165767 is MH-60S 165768 is MH-60S 165769/175777 are MH-60S 165773 (MH-60S, HSC-25) crashed into Fena Lake, Naval Base Guam Sep 24, 2007. One killed, 3 injured. 165778 is MH-60S c/n 70.2771. 165779/165792 Boeing F/A-18E-54-MC Lot 23 Super Hornet LRIP 3. c/n 1519/E022, 1523/E023, 1526/E024, 1528/E025, 1530/E026, 1532/E027, 1534/E028, 1536/E029, 1538/E030, 1540/E031, 1542/E032, 1544/E033, 1546/E034, 1548/E035. 165779 (c/n 1519/E022) modified to represent EA-18G 165793/165808 Boeing F/A-18F-54-MC Lot 23 Super Hornet LRIP 3. c/n 1520/F019, 1521/F020, 1522/F021, 1524/F022, 1525/F023, 1527/F024, 1529/F025, 1531/F026, 1533/F027, 1535/F028, 1537/F029. 1539/F030, 1541/F031, 1543/F032, 1545/F033, 1547/F034 165809/165810 Lockheed Martin KC-130J Hercules 165809 (c/n 5508) 165810 (c/n 5509) 165811/165828 Northrop Grumman E-2C Hawkeye c/n A182/A199 165811 and 165812 with VAW 117 at NAS Point Mugu 165818 (VAW-120) suffered extensive damage when departed runway and struck arrestor gear engine after tire burst when laning at Chambers Field, NAS Norfolk, VA Mar 19, 2009. No crew injuries. 165822 converted to Hawkeye 2000. 165829/165836 Boeing C-40A Clipper Model 737-7AF Series 700 165829 c/n 29979/496; c/r N1003N; f/f 4/14/2000. Named "City of Jacksonville" Seen at Paris Air Show 2001 named City of Dallas. 165830 c/n 29980/568 ex N1786B, N1003M. Named *Spirit of New York City* 165831 c/n 30200/651, c/r N1786B; f/f 10/2/2000. Named *City of Fort Worth* 165832 c/n 30781/742 ex N1787B. Named *City of St. Augustine* 165833 c/n 32597/2069. Named *City of Dallas*. Damaged on ground at Shannon Airport, Ireland by peace activist Jan 29, 2003. 165834 c/n 32598/1174 named *City of Orange Park* 165835 c/n 33826. First flew Jul 26, 2004 with test registration N6065Y. Noted at RAF Mildenhall May 19, 2006. Assigned to VR-57 at NAS North Island, CA 165836 c/n 33836. Assigned to VR-57 at NAS North Island, CA 165837/165853 Bell/Boeing MV-22B Osprey c/n D0023/D0039. 165838 lost a substantial part of one of its prop-rotor blades Nov 26, 2004 during test flight in Nova Scotia, Canada but made safe landing. 165839 (c/n D0025). To 99-0021 as modified by Boeing Philadelphia into CV-22B in 2003/2005. 165844 (VMM-261, 24th MEU) crashed near Paige Blanch IIAP, Morocco Apr 4, 2012. Two killed, two injured. 165854/165859 Sikorsky SH-60B LAMPS III for Spanish Navy 165860/165874 Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet c/n E036/E050 165870 (c/n 1523) 165875/165895 Boeing F/A-18F Lot 24 Super Hornet c/n F035/F055 165875 (F-035) is supporting flight test and evaluation at NAS Patuxent River, MD. Fitted with wingtip antenna and jamming pods designed for EA-18G, made first flight in this configuration May 30, 2006. 165877 (VFA-122) crashed at NAS Lemoore during demonstration practice Apr 6, 2011. Crew of 2 killed. 165881 (F/A-18F, VFA-41) collided with 165889 (F/A-18F, VFA-41) and crashed into Pacific 80 mi SW of Monterey, CA Oct 18, 2002. Both crew on both planes killed. 165889 (VFA-41) in midiar collision with 165881) during air combat maneuvering and crashed into Pacific 80 mi SW of Monterey, CA. Both crew killed. 165895 (VFA-102) fell into ocean while landing on USS Kitty Hawk Jan 29, 2005. The No. 3 arrestor wire snapped, resulting in the plane plunging into the Pacific Ocean, hitting a SH-60F and EA-6B en route to the water. Crew ejected safely. AFM 10/2005 165896/165909 Boeing F/A-18E Lot 25 Super Hornet c/n E051/E064 165900 (VFA-137)high speed takeoff abort resulted in brake fire Sep 15, 2011. 165905 (VFA-137) in midair collision with 165908 Mar 15, 2010 during night training mission from NAS Fallon. 165905 landed safely, 165908 pilot ejected safely. 165910/165934 Boeing F/A-18F Lot 25 Super Hornet c/n F056/F080 165935/165937 Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornet c/n F081/F083. Not produced. 165938/165939 Cessna UC-35D Model 560 Citation Ultra V 165938 (c/n 560-0567) is ex N5268A (reserved number for Cessna during flight testing). Crashed on approach to MCAS Miramar, CA Mar 10, 2004. 4 onboard killed. 165939 (c/n 560-0570) 165940/165956 Bell/Boeing MV-22B Osprey 165940/165948 c/n D0041/D0049 165948 (VMMT-204) suffered inflight fire i port engine nacelle Nov 6, 2007 and made emergency landing close to MCAS New River, NC. Crew uninjured. Aircraft heavily damaged and aircraft stored at New River, North Carolina. 165949/165955 cancelled 165956 c/n D0040 165957 Lockheed Martin KC-130J Hercules c/n 5515 165958/166285 Raytheon Beech T-6A Texan II 165958 (c/n PT-5) ex USAF 95-3001. 165959 (c/n PT-85) delivered Aug 31, 2002. 165960 (c/n PT-86) delivered Aug 31, 2002. 165961/165969 (c/n PT-104/112) 165970/1 c/n PT-116/8 165972/3 c/n PT-121/2 165974/5 c/n PT-126/7 165976/7 c/n PT-131/2 165978/9 c/n PT-136/7 165980/1 c/n PT-141/2 165982/3 c/n PT-146/7 165984/5 c/n PT-151/2 165986/7 c/n PT-156/7 165988/9 c/n PT-161/2 165990/1 c/n PT-166/7 165992/3 c/n PT-170/1 165994 c/n PT-176 165995 c/n PT-181 165996 c/n PT-190 165997 c/n PT-206 165998 c/n PT-210 165999 c/n PT-214 166000 c/n PT-218 166001 c/n PT-252 166002 c/n PT-253 166003 c/n PT-256 166004 c/n PT-257 166005 c/n PT-260. SOC Oct 20,2006 166006 c/n PT-261. SOC Oct 20, 2006 166017 to T-6B 166025 to T-6B 166029 to T-6B 166032 to T-6B 166040 to T-6B 166047 (c/n PN-38) 166068 to T-6B 166105 to T-6B 166129 to T-6B 166141 to T-6B. 166286 Boeing TC-18F 166287/166288 Boeing AV-8B(R)+ Harrier Remanufactured from earlier AV-8Bs. 166287 is ex 163668 166288 is ex 163665. Is last aircraft to be remanufactured. 166289/166299 Sikorsky MH-60S Lot 2 Nighthawk 166294 c/n 70.2760 166295 noted Jul 2003 with HC-6 as MH-60S 166300/166301 Sikorsky MH-60S Lot 3 Nighthawk 166300 c/n 70.2785 166302/166303 Sikorsky MH-60S Lot 4 Nighthawk 166304/166316 Sikorsky MH-60S Lot 5 Nighthawk 166310 (HSC-23) crashed into Pacific Ocean 50 mi off California coast Jan 27, 2007 while operating from USS Bonhomme Richard. 3 went down with helo, 1 rescued but died shortly afterwards. 166317/166329 Sikorsky MH-60S Lot 6 Nighthawk 166319 c/n 70.2823 166323 c/n 70.2832. 166330/166344 Sikorsky MH-60S Lot 7 Nighthawk 166334 c/n 70.2873 166340 (HSC-3) made hard landing at Naval Outlying Field Imperial Beach, CA Jan 17, 2008. Crew OK. Damage reported repairable. 166345/166373 Sikorsky CH-60S Redesignated MH-60S 166363 (HH-60S, NSAWC) w/o in hard landing 17 mi SES of NAS Fallon, NV Feb 10, 2009. Both crew suffered minor injuries. Cause of accident was wirestrike resulting in loss of tail rotor. 166374 Cessna UC-35D Citation V A recent note in an Air-Britain magazine states that 'Citation V N5180C c/n 0592 has been reregistered 166374 (USN) 166375 Gulfstream C-37A Gulfstream V c/n 657, ex N587GA. Bears name *Spirit of Midway Island* Usually only carries the last three digits of its serial and sports no markings identifying it as a military aircraft. Seen at Fairbairn Airport, Canberra, Australia Oct 13, 2008. 166376/166379 Gulfstream C-37B Gulfstream G550 for US Navy 166376 c/n 5041, ex N841GA. Seen at Rotterdam Oct 5, 2006 in all-white paint scheme. Only visible markingswere bizjet-style cheat line and figures 376 on the vertical tail. 166377 c/n 5087, ex N587GA with VR-1 suffered class A damage due to hailstorm while parked at Andrews AFB, MD May 31, 2008 166378 c/n 5098, ex N598GA. Reported 2008 to be painted in all-white color scheme with no insignia nor titles, and merely 378 on vertical tail. With VR-1 suffered class A damage due to hailstorm while parked at Andrews AFB, MD May 31, 2008 166379 due for delivery FY 2011. 166380/166382 Lockheed Martin KC-130J Hercules 166380 (c/n 5516) 166381 (c/n 5527) 166382 (c/n 5528) 166383/166399 Bell/Boeing MV-22B Osprey 166383/166391 c/n D0050/D0058 166385 suffered hydraulic/engine fire at New River, North Carolina Mar 28, 2005 166388 (VMM-162) damaged when nose undercarriage collapsed during emergency landing at MCAS Yuma, AZ Aug 21, 2007. 166389 (VMMT-204) while undergoing post-maintenance engine start checks at MCAS New River, NC Mar 27, 2006, engines experienced uncommanded power surge, lifting aircraft into air then allowing it to suddenly fall and breaking off starboard wing (which is supposed to relieve stress during hard landing by deliberately failing). AFM 10/2006. SOC Jul 14, 2009 166390 suffered fire damage Dec 7, 2006 and stored at New River, North Carolina 166391 (VMX-22) visited England Jul 2006 to attend the Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford and to attend the Farnborough International Airshow. Made first landing by an Osprey on a non-US ship (HMS Illustrius) Jul 2007. 166392/166399 cancelled 166400/166401 Northrop Grumman RQ-8A Fire Scout 166400 SOC Dec 31, 2008. Currently at National Museum of Naval Aviation, Pensacola FL 166401 SOC Dec 31, 2008. 166402/166408 Sikorsky SH-60B converted to MH-60R. 166409/166410 Sikorsky SH-60R Seahawk 166411/166413 Boeing AV-8B+(R) Harrier II Plus Remanufactured AV-8Bs. Not proceeded with. 166414/166416 Northrop Grumman RQ-8A Fire Scout 166415 SOC Dec 31, 2008. To display at NAVWSS Philadelphia in 2012. 166416 damaged beyond economical repair when dropped during loading aboard ship and placed for disposal through GSA. Acquired by Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum, McMinnville, OR. Currently undergoing restoration to static display. 166417/166419 Northrop Grumman E-2C Hawkeye 2000 166417 c/n FR-3 166417 delivered to French Navy as 3 166418 to Taiwan as 2505 166419 to Taiwan as 2506 166420/166448 Boeing F/A-18E Lot 26 Super Hornet c/n E065/E093 166426 (VFA-14) suffered inflight fire on takeoff Apr 30, 2006 166442 (VFA-147) pilot experienced cabin pressure failure and suffered permanent disabling injury Nov 6, 2012. 166449/166467 Boeing F/A-18F Lot 26 Super Hornet c/n F084/F102 166455 is a Lot 26 aircraft 166463 (VFA-122) had arrested landing at NAWS China Lake Aug 13, 2009 after starboard engine fire. 166468/166471 Sikorsky MH-60S Seahawk 166472/166473 Lockheed Martin KC-130J Hercules c/n 5543/5544 166474 Cessna UC-35D Citation V for US Marine Corps, c/n 0630, formerly N5180K. Noted 2003 at Wichita AP wearing this serial and with USMC titles. Seen at Glasgow Prestwick May 4, 2011. 166475/166476 Bell UH-1Y Iroquois 166475 converted from 160446. SOC Nov 13, 2006 166476 converted from UH-1N 159193. 166477/166479 Bell AH-1Z Super Cobra 166477 converted from 162549. SOC Feb 27, 2006 166478 converted from 163933. SOC Nov 13, 2006 166479 converted from 162532 166480/166499 Bell/Boeing MV-22B Osprey c/n D0059/D0078 166480 (VMX-22) visited England Jul 2006 to attend the Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford and to attend the Farnborough International Airshow. Engine destroyed by compressor stalls and made emergency landing in Iceland Jul 10, 2006. 166491 is first production Block B aircraft. 166500 Cessna UC-35D c/n 560-0651. Citation Ultra V for US Navy. Was originally N5156D. 166501/166503 Northrop Grumman TE-2C Hawkeye 166501 and 166502 are E-2D, the first two System Design and Development Aircraft, shop numbers AA1 and AA2 respectively. Bought under E-2C multiyear money. 166603 originally ordered as TE-2C but went through an ECP which wen complete redesignated as E-2C 166504 Northrop Grumman E-2C Hawkeye 166507 Northrop Grumm TE-2C Hawkeye trainer model 166508 North Grumman E-2C Hawkeye 166509/166510 Teledyne Ryan RQ-4A Global Hawk 166509 is an RQ-4N 166511/166514 Lockheed Martin KC-130J Hercules c/n 5553/5556 166515/166534 Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawk 166525 (HMS-71) sonar transducer fell into sea during dipping operations Oct 27, 2008. 166534 to HSM-41 at NAS North Island 166540/166567 Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawk 166543 c/n 70.3098. To go to HSM-77 at North Island 166544 is MH-60S Seahawk 166566 c/n 70.3219. 166591 Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawk 166591 (HSM-75) impacted ground on approach to landing pad at NAS North Island Dec 12, 2012 166597/166609 Boeing F/A-18E Lot 27 Super Hornet 166599/603 c/n E095/E099 166604 c/n E100 166605 c/n E101 166606 c/n E102 166607 c/n E103 166608 c/n E104 166610/166641 Boeing F/A-18E/F Lot 27 Super Hornet 166612 is an F. With VFA 10-3 Oct 4, 2008 struck flight deck director during catapult stroke, resulting in one fatality. 166613 is an F. C/n F106 166613/26 are Fs 166616 (VFA-103) crashed Apr 8, 2013. 166622 c/n F115 166632 is an F, lot 27. With VFA-105 in midair collision wiht 166656 over north Arabian Gulf during routine operations from USS Harry S Truman (CVN-75) Jan 6, 2008. Both crew ejected and were recovered. 166634 is an F 166637 (F/A-18F, VFA-213) crashed 30 mi NE of NAS Fallon, Nevada Feb 24, 2012 due to mechanical difficulties. Both crew ejected safely. 166641 converted to prototype EA-18G Growler, flew for first time Aug 15, 2006, known as Article EA-1 166642 Boeing EA-18G Growler c/n EA-2 166643/166657 Boeing F/A-18E Lot 28 Super Hornet 166645 (VFA-106) right main landing gear collapsed during arrested landing roolout at NAF El Centro, CA Jun 8, 2009. No injury. 166656 (VFA-105) in midair collision with 166632 north Arabian Gulf during routine operations from USS Harry S Truman Jan 6, 2008. Pilot ejected and was recovered. 166658/166684 Boeing F/A-18F Lot 28 Super Hornet 166658 c/n F136 166677 c/n F155. 166685/166692 Bell/Boeing MV-22B Osprey c/n D0079/D0086 166693/166696 Boeing C-40A Clipper 166693 assigned to VR-57 at NAS North Island, CA 166694 (c/n 40573, line number 3346) to VR-59 166695 (c/n 40574) delivered Oct 1, 2010 to Boeing Wichita 166696 (c/n 40577) first flown Jun 13, 2011, delivered to NAS North Island, CA, Oct 21, 2011 In service with VR-57 ‘Conquistadors’ 166712/166717 Cessna UC-35D Encore 166712 c/n 560-0672 166713 c/n 560-0677 166714 c/n 560-0679 166715 c/n 560-0682, formerly N5204D 166718/166726 Bell/Boeing MV-22B Osprey c/n D0087/D0095 166731/166747 Bell/Boeing MV-22B Osprey c/n D0096/D0110 166747 to VMM-365 166753/166758 Bell UH-1Y Iroquois 166759/166761 Bell AH-1Z Super Cobra 166762/166765 Lockheed Martin KC-130J Hercules c/n 5562/5565 166763 (VMGR-152) wingtip struck fin and probe of KC-135 while taxying at Kadena AB Mar 23, 2010 166765 with VMGR-352 at MCAS Miramar 166766/166767 Cessna UC-35D Citation V c/n 0693, 0696. 166766 (c/n 0693) registered as N5076K 166767 (c/n 0696) was previously N50715. Was 13th and last for USMC, handed over May 21, 2006. w 166768/166771 Bell UH-1Y Iroquois 166774 Bell AH-1Z 166775/166782 Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet 166783/166789 Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet 166790/166816 Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornet 166801 (VFA-22) suffered brake fire on landing rollout at Kandahar, Afghanistan Mar 12, 2011 166817/166841 Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet 166842/166854 Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornet 166855/166858 Boeing EA-18G Lot 30 Growler 166856 (VX-9) damaged Nov 17, 2008 due to inflight fire 166859/166872 Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet 166873/166892 Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornet 166893/166900 Boeing EA-18G Lot 31 Growler 166901/166908 Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet 166915/166923 Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornet 166928/166946 Boeing EA-18G Lot 32 Growler 166931 VAQ-141 MODEX 503 166934 VAQ-129 MODEX 564 166947/166956 Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet 166948 (VFA-86) suffered inflight engine fire Jan 23, 2013, made uneventful landing at NAS Lemoore 166959 Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet 166961 Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornet 166999 Sikorsky MH-60R 167073/167107 Boeing T-45C Goshawk 167081 (VT-22) crew ejected near Encino, Texas May 30, 2012 167097 c/n C129 167108/167112 Lockheed Martin KC-130J Hercules 167108 c/n 5577 167109 c/n 5578 167110 c/n 5579. On civil registry as N5579. Flying VMGR-352 RAIDR 13 adapted to "Harvest Hawk" package equipped with target sight sensor used on the AH-1Z Cobra attack helicopter as well as a complement of four AGM-114 Hellfire and 10 Griffin missiles on hardpoints on the left wing. 167111 c/n 5580 to VMGR-352. 2300th C-130 built. 167112 c/n 5602 167782/167783 Cessna O-2A Pelican 167783 (MAWTS-1 Combat Camera (COMCAM)) conducts training for aviation units at MCAS Yuma, Arizona. 167784/167786 Northrop Grumman MQ-8B Fire Scout 167791/167792 Northrop Grumman MQ-8B Fire Scout 167793/1677806 Bell UH-1Y Iroquois 167809 Bell AH-1Z Viper 167811 American Blimp MZ-3A Airship delivered to the US Navy, May 2006, a modified American Blimp Corporation A-170 series commercial blimp. May 2006 assigned to Air Test and Evaluation Squadron TWENTY Lighter-than-Air Vehicle LTAV Detachment (VX-20 LTAV Det) at Naval Air Engineering Station Lakehurst or NAES Lakehurst also known as Maxfield Field, It was formerly Naval Air Station Lakehurst, and later Naval Air Engineering Center Lakehurst. In 2007 flight operations were halted and the ship stored in Hangar Six at the naval air station. In January 2010, the MZ-3A was transferred to the United States Naval Research Laboratory Military Support Division Scientific Development Squadron ONE (VXS-1), formerly known as the Flight Support Detachment, located at the Naval Air Station Pawtuxet River, Maryland. Currently, the ship is fitted with two, 180HP Lycoming engines, providing a maximum cruise speed of just under 50kts. Upon completion of its Gulf mission requested by the USCG. (It was July 5, 2010 when the MZ-3A was re-deployed to the Jack Edwards National Airport in Gulf Shores, Alabama to assist in the Deepwater Horizon oil spill recovery operation.) the MZ-3A will be fitted with two DeltaHawk turbodiesel engines for testing. 167812/167878 Sikorsky MH-60S Nighthawk 167840 c/n 70.3183. 167826 crashed in mountain flying in Toiyohe National Forest, Bridgeport, California Dec 21, 2011. Minor injuries. 167902/167922 Bell/Boeing MV-22B Osprey c/n D0111/D0112 167902 crewman killed by cargo Jul 11, 2011 while in flight in Afghanistan. 167907 in 2011 was assigned to VMM-161 at MCAS Miramar, California 167910 suffered engine seizure and fire while in flight May 2009. 167923/167927 Lockheed Martin KC-130J Hercules 167923 (c/n 382-5590 167924 (c/n 382-5591) 167925 (c/n 382-5592) 167926 (c/n 382-5593) 167927 (c/n 382-5618) with VMGR-152. 167929/167930 Northrop Grumman E-2D Hawkeye c/n AA3, AA4. 167951/167956 Boeing P-8A Poseidon 167951 (c/n 34394) Article T-1. First flight Apr 25, 2009 as N541BA 167952 (c/n 34395) 167953 (c/n 34396) article T-2, uses test registration N441BA 167954 (c/n 34397) 167955 (c/n 40595) 167957 Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornet to RAAF as A44-201. Rolled out Jul 8, 2009, first flight Jul 20, 2009. 167958/167962 Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornet c/n AF-2/AF-6. To Royal Australian Air Force as A44-202/206. 167981/167985 Lockheed Martin KC-130J Hercules 167981 (c/n 382-5617) with VMGR-152. 167982 (c/n 382-5603) 167983 (c/n 382-5604) 167984 (c/n 382-5605) 167985 (c/n 382-5606) 167986 Northrop Grumman MQ-8B Fire Scout 168000/168003 Bell AH-1Z Cobra 168006/168007 Bell/Boeing MV-22B Osprey 168006 delivered to MCAS Miramar Jan 4, 2011. 168014 Bell/Boeing MV-22B Osprey 168019 Bell/Boeing MV-22B Osprey 168021/168025 Bell/Boeing MV-22B Osprey 168022 to USMC. 168029 Bell/Boeing MV-22B Osprey seen with VMM-165 Mar 30, 2012 168034/168035 Sikorsky MH-60S 168034 (c/n 70.3299) to Royal Thai Navy Oct 2011 as 3207 168035 (c/n 70.3341) to Royal Thai Nanvy Oct 2011 as 3208 168036/168046 Bell UH-1Y Venom 168038 (HMLA-46) rolled over during night insert in Afghanistan Aug 22, 2012. 2 coalition passengers killed, 1 crew injured. 168039 (HMLA-469) collidied in midair with AH-1W 160107 and crashed at Yuma, AZ Feb 22, 2012. 5 killed. 168057/168062 Lockheed Martin F-35B Lightning II c/n BF-06/BF-11 168063/168064 Northrop Grumman X-47B Experimental unmanned carrier-based attack aircraft. Prototype unveiled at Palmdale, CA Dec 16, 2008. 168068/168075 Lockheed Martin KC-130J Hercules 168065 (c/n 382-5644) 168066 (c/n 382-5645) 168067 (c/n 382-5646) 168068 (c/n 382-5647) 168069 (c/n 382-5660) with VMGR-252 at Cherry Point, NC in 2013 168070 (c/n 382-5661) with VMGR-252 in 2011. 168071 (c/n 382-5676) with VMGR-252 at Cherry Point, NC in 2013 168072 (c/n 382-5677) 168074 Will go to VMGR-152. 168075 c/n 382-5632. To VMGR-152 168204/168208 Hawker Beechcraft UC-12W Huron King Air 350 for USMC. 168204 to VMR-4 at NAS New Orleans 168205 to VMR-4 at NAS New Orleans 168206 to MCAS Iwakuni 168207 to VMR-2 at MCAS Miramar 168208 to MCA Futemna 168214 Bell/Boeing V-22 Osprey 168222 Bell/Boeing MV-22B Osprey 168225/168228 Bell/Boeing MV-22B Osprey 168228 a block 14 aircraft 168241 Bell/Boeing MV-22 Osprey 168245/168249 EADS UH-72A Lakota 168245 (c/n 9256) was N566AE before delivery 168246 (c/n 9269) was N572AE before delivery 168247 (c/n 9270) was N573AE before delivery 168248 (c/n 9272) was N571AE before delivery 168249 (c/n 9290) was N660AE before delivery 168250/168261 Boeing EA-18G Lot 33 Growler 168280 Bell/Boeing MV-22B Osprey 168308 Lockheed Martin F-35B c/n BF-12 168310/168314 Lockheed Martin F-35B c/n BF-14/BF-18. 168362 Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet 168428/168431 Boeing P-8A Poseidon 168428 c/n 40808, line number 3612 with test registration N392DS. 168429 c/n 48009, formerly with test registration N397DS. To VP-30 in 2012. 168430 c/n 40810, formerly with test registration N398DS 168431 c/n 40811, formerly with test registration N507DS 168457 Northrop Grumman MQ-4C Triton Broad Area Maritime Surveillance Unmanned Aircraft System 168544 Sikorsky S-70A Knighthawk 168723 Lockheed Martin F-35B Lightning II
