42-1 Sikorsky OA-11
MSN 4314. Civilian S-43 purchased by USAAF Sep 14, 1941. Was originally NC16925.
W/o after crash landing in Cocorite Bay, Trinidad Nov 5, 1941. All 5 aboard killed.
42-2/451 Cessna AT-17
Following restrictions on the gross weight, the aircraft were redesignated AT-17E
Dispositions from Jos Heyman
4 w/o 13 Aug 1943 at Maggie, NC
8 w/o 30 Jul 1942 at Houston, TX
9 w/o 8 May 1942 at Yoakum, TX
12 w/o 1 May 1942 at Fresno, TX
14 w/o 29 Mar 1943 at Marfa AAF, TX
15 w/o 20 Feb 1942 at Woodville, TX
16 w/o 15 Jul 1942 at Ellington Field, TX
19 w/o 22 May 1944 at Marfa AAF, TX
20 w/o 24 Dec 1942 at San Diego, CA
21 w/o 28 May 1942 at Livingston, TX
23 w/o 6 Mar 1942 at Ellington Field, TX
25 w/o 18 Apr 1942 at Agate, CO
29 w/o 30 Jan 1944 at Stockton Field, CA
30 w/o 27 Feb 1943 at La Junta AAF, CO
31 w/o 24 Jan 1944 at Marfa AAF, TX
36 w/o 21 Dec 1942 at La Junta AAF, CO
37 w/o 27 Jun 1942 at Victorville AAF, CA
38 w/o 19 Mar 1943 at La Junta AAF, CO
40 w/o 14 Feb 1943 at La Junta AAF, CO
41 w/o 14 Feb 1943 at La Junta AAF, CO
50 w/o 8 Jul 1942 at Needles Airport, CA
51 w/o 3 Mar 1943 at La Junta AAF, CO
52 w/o 14 Jan 1943 at Perry, FL
53 w/o 2 Dec 1943 at Temple, TX
56 w/o 23 Apr 1942 at Crawford, MS
62 w/o 23 Mar 1942 at Stockton Field, CA
64 w/o 9 Jun 1944 at Marfa AAF, TX
65 w/o 17 Sep 1942 at Victorville AAF, CA
66 w/o 1 Mar 1942 at Stockton Field, CA
73 w/o 7 Jun 1943 at Yturri Field, TX
76 w/o 19 Aug 1943 at Altus, OK
81 w/o 28 Feb 1944 at Temple AAF, TX
82 w/o 8 Aug 1943 at Lubbock AAF, TX
83 w/o 30 Dec 1942 at Roswell AAF, NM
85 w/o 16 Oct 1942 at Ribbenhouse AAAF, AZ
98 w/o 1 Jun 1943 at Pampa AAF, TX
102 w/o 28 May 1942 at Ellington Field, TX
103 w/o 21 Oct 1943 at Lubbock AAF, TX
105 w/o 31 Mar 1942 at Ellington Field,TX
106 w/o 28 Mar 1943 at Roswell AAF, NM
108 w/o 9 May 1942 at Moody Field, GA
109 w/o 22 Oct 1942 at Williams Field, AZ
113 w/o 26 Dec 1942 at Cliff, NM
114 w/o 4 Apr 1944 at Lubbock AAF, TX
115 w/o 7 Jul 1943 at North AAAF, TX
117 w/o 27 Jan 1943 at Laketon AAAF, TX
119 w/o 29 Apr 1942 at Moody Field, GA
120 w/o 7 Jan 1943 at Turner Field, Albany, GA
125 w/o 10 May 1943 at Lockney, TX
129 w/o 12 Dec 1942 at Pylant Field, AZ
131 w/o 14 Jul 1942 at Cherry Lake, FL
133 w/o 7 Feb 1943 at Apache Junction, AZ
134 w/o 28 May 1942 at Ellington Field, TX
138 w/o 14 Jul 1942 at Lamont, FL
140 w/o 17 Apr 1942 at Moody Field, GA
144 w/o 14 Jun 1943 at Roswell AAF, NM
146 w/o 8 Feb 1943 at Lubbock AAF, TX
147 w/o 6 Jun 1942 at Ray City, GA
150 w/o 10 Mar 1943 at Marfa AAF, TX
153 w/o 7 Mar 1943 at Williams Field, AZ
155 w/o 16 Jul 1942 at Ellington Field, TX
156 w/o 28 Feb 1944 at Taiban AAAF, NM
159 w/o 17 Apr 1942 at Moody Field, GA
161 w/o 26 Jan 1943 at Pampa AAF, TX
166 w/o 12 Sep 1942 at Williams Field, AZ
167 w/o 18 Jul 1942 at Turner Field, GA
168 w/o 19 Nov 1943 at Parker AAAF, TX
172 w/o 21 Apr 1942 at Raymondville, TX
173 w/o 14 Jun 1943 at Lubbock AAF, TX
179 w/o 1 May 1942 at Tupelo, MS
180 w/o 15 Jun 1942 at Turner Field, GA
187 w/o 29 Jul 1942 at Maxwell Field, AL
189 w/o 3 Jun 1943 at Green Field, RI
190 w/o 6 Apr 1942 at Columbus AAF, MS
192 w/o 4 Sep 1942 at Ellington Field, TX
193 w/o 30 Oct 1942 at Seabrook, TX
196 w/o 17 May 1943 at Clarendon, TX
198 w/o 9 Jul 1942 at Russelville, AL
199 w/o 24 Jun 1942 at Cochran Field, GA
200 w/o 30 May 1942 at Greenville, AL
202 w/o 30 Nov 1942 at Williams Field, AZ
203 w/o 21 May 1942 at Moody Field, GA
207 w/o 18 Nov 1942 at Williams Field, AZ
209 w/o 27 Jun 1942 at Ellington Field, TX
211 w/o 30 Oct 1942 at Seabrook, TX
213 w/o 26 Jun 1942 at Columbus AAF, MS
214 w/o 3 May 1942 at Aberdeen, MS
219 w/o 27 Oct 1942 at Garner Field, TX
223 w/o 9 May 1942 at Moody Field, GA
225 w/o 6 Nov 1942 at Roswell AAF, NM
227 w/o 4 Feb 1943 at Lubbock AAF, TX
234 w/o 11 Sep 1942 at Arabela, NM
235 w/o 21 Nov 1942 at Turner Field, GA
238 w/o 14 Oct 1943 at Ralls, TX
240 w/o 9 Sep 1942 at West AAAF, TX
245 w/o 12 May 1944 at Stockton Field, CA
247 w/o 17 Dec 1943 at Wolforth, TX
249 w/o 26 Mar 1943 at West AAAF, TX
252 w/o 20 Sep 1942 at Craig Field, AL
253 w/o 16 Oct 1943 at Alamo Downs AAAF, TX
256 w/o 10 Jul 1942 at Columbus AAF, MS
259 w/o 9 Jun 1943 at North AAAF, Lubbock, TX
260 w/o 7 Nov 1942 at Lubbock AAF, TX
263 w/o 2 May 1942 at Wichita, KS
266 w/o 14 Aug 1942 at Eufaula, AL
267 w/o 19 May 1944 at Altus AAF, OK
272 w/o 6 Jul 1943 at Hoover AAAF, TX
273 w/o 3 Jun 1942 at Jackson, MS
274 w/o 2 Dec 1943 at Ft Sumner AAF, NM
281 w/o 23 Dec 1942 at Dalhart AAF, TX
282 w/o 21 Jan 1943 at Graham, TX
287 w/o 28 Oct 1942 at Lubbock AAF, TX
290 w/o 6 Aug 1943 at West AAAF, TX
294 w/o 5 Sep 1942 at Roswell AAF, NM
295 w/o 9 Sep 1942 at Columbus AAF, MS
298 w/o 3 Nov 1942 at Symer, TX
302 w/o 31 Jul 1943 at Midland, TX
306 w/o 16 Jun 1942 at Lubbock AAF, TX
315 w/o 15 Jul 1944 at Tucumcari AAAF, NM
319 w/o 21 Jan 1944 at Abilene, TX
322 w/o 9 Apr 1945 at Marfa AAF, TX
323 w/o 8 Jun 1944 at Pampa AAF, TX
325 w/o 23 Jun 1942 at Lubbock AAF, TX
328 w/o 15 Jan 1943 at Whiteface, TX
329 w/o 18 Oct 1944 at Granite, OK
330 w/o 2 Jan 1943 at Lubbock, TX
331 w/o 15 Feb 1944 at Lubbock AAF, TX
335 w/o 29 May 1942 at Roswell, NM
347 w/o 8 Mar 1944 at Lubbock AAF, TX
352 w/o 9 Mar 1944 at Fort Sumner AAF, NM
353 w/o 2 Jul 1942 at Helendale, CA
359 w/o 26 Jul 1942 at Roswell, NM
361 In 1997 was stored at Minter Field Air Museum, CA.
363 w/o 8 Apr 1944 at West AAAF, TX
364 w/o 17 Nov 1942 at Lubbock AAF, TX
365 w/o 25 Jan 1944 at Frederick AAF, OK
366 w/o 11 Aug 1942 at North AAAF, TX
367 w/o 24 Nov 1943 at Lubbock AAF, TX
370 w/o 24 Jan 1943 at La Junta AAF, CO
371 w/o 23 Apr 1944 at Ft Sumner AAF, NM
376 w/o 16 Jul 1943 at Hoover AAAF, TX
383 w/o 13 Jan 1944 at Taiban AAAF, NM
386 w/o 4 Aug 1942 at Cochran AAAF, GA
388 w/o 22 Feb 1943 at Pampa AAF, TX
389 w/o 20 Dec 1943 at Abilene, TX
390 w/o 23 Nov 1942 at Roswell AAF, NM
392 w/o 20 Jun 1943 at Pampa AAF, TX
396 w/o 31 Mar 1943 at Altus AAF, OK
398 w/o 30 Sep 1942 at Columbus AAF, MS
400 w/o 6 Oct 1942 at Columbus AAF, MS
401 w/o 1 Jul 1943 at Altus AAF
407 w/o 14 Jul 1942 at Salem, FL
409 w/o 21 Jul 1942 at Moody Field, GA
411 w/o 6 May 1944 at Tucumcari AAAF, NM
412 w/o 10 Jan 1943 at Roswell AAF, NM
414 w/o 27 Jul 1942 at Moody Field, GA
415 w/o 14 Jul 1942 at Madison, FL
416 w/o 15 Apr 1943 at Hoover AAAF, TX
419 w/o 9 Nov 1943 at Cartwright AAAF, TX
420 w/o 31 Dec 1943 at Reeves AAAF, TX
421 w/o 19 Aug 1942 at West Point, MS
424 w/o 5 Nov 1943 at Blackland AAAF #2, TX
425 w/o 28 Sep 1942 at Columbus AAAF #2, MS
430 w/o 26 Aug 1942 at Columbus AAF, MS
432 w/o 13 Oct 1943 at Diltz Field, TX
435 w/o 4 May 1944 at Twitty AAAF, TX
441 w/o 20 May 1943 at Pampa AAF, TX
442 w/o 26 Jul 1943 at Hoover AAAF, TX
443 w/o 16 Aug 1943 at Pampa AAF, TX
446 w/o 4 Mar 1943 at Woodward, OK
42-452/455 Taylorcraft YO-57 Grasshopper
MSN 4008/4011. Designation later changed to L-2 .
42-456/459 Aeronca YO-58 Grasshopper
Designation changed to L-3 Apr 1942.
458 w/o 15 Nov 1943 at Lexington, KY
42-460/463 Piper YO-59 Grasshopper
Model J3C-65. Designation later changed to L-4.
460 (MSN 7513)
461 (MSN 7528) to Brazil in 1944. Eventually serialled FAB-3057, later (ca 1957)
to L4-3057
462 (MSN 7529)
463 (MSN 7530)
42-464/963 Noorduyn AT-16-ND
MSN 14-1/500. North American AT-16 manufactured by Noorduyn Aviation. To RAF as Harvard IIB FE267/FE766.
Dispositions from Jos Heyman
469 (MSN 14-006) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE272. To Swedish AF as 16140 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft
Supply of Dallas.
473 (MSN 14-010) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE276. To Swedish AF as 16137 1947-1970. Scrapped.
493 (MSN 14-030) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE296. Later to Norwegian AF as M-BD.
To Turkish AF as 7364 Oct 6, 1955
504 (MSN 14-041) To RAF as FE307; to Canadian AF as FE307; to Netherlands AF as B-195 in Nov 1949; wfu Aug 1959
509 (MSN 14-046) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE312. To Swedish AF as 16087 1947-1955. Scrapped after crash.
524 (MSN 14-061) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE327. To Swedish AF as 16095 1947-1970. Scrapped
525 (MSN 14-062) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE328. To Swedish AF as 16142 1947-1967. Scrapped
529 (MSN 14-066) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE332. to Canadian AF as FE332; to Netherlands AF as B-53 in Feb 1947;
wfu Aug 1952
532 (MSN 14-069) to RCAF as Harvard IIB FE335. To Swedish AF as 16115 1947-1967. Probably scrapped
541 (MSN 14-078) to RCAF as Harvard IIB FE344. To Swedish AF as 16094 1947-1972.
Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas, TX. Scrapped
582 (MSN 14-119) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE385. To Swedish AF as 16102 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft
Supply, Dallas, TX. Scrapped.
597 (MSN 14-134) to RAF as FE400. To Swedish AF as 16118 1947-1960. Scrapped after crash.
604 (MSN 14-141) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE407. To RCAF as FE407 and then to Swedish AF as SK16A 16009 from 1947 to 1972
Fuselage seen at Ska/Edeby, Sweden in 2002.
606 (MSN 14-143) to Dutch Government Flight Training School as PH-UEK,
then Oct 26, 1960 to COGEA as OO-GDD. Registration cancelled
Oct 29, 1962 when aircraft believed to have gone to Congo
607 (MSN 14-144) To RAF as FE410; to Neth East Indies AF as B-421; to Indonesian AF as B-421 on 10 Jun 1950
609 (MSN 14-146) To RAF as FE412; to Neth East Indies AF as B-422; to Indonesian AF as B-422 on 10 Jun 1950
634 (MSN 14-171) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE437. To Royal Swedish AF as 16130 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped.
637 (MSN 14-174) To RAF as FE440; to Portuguese AF
649 (MSN 14-186) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE452. To Israel as 4X-ARA
650 (MSN 14-187) To RAF as FE453; to Neth East Indies AF as B-423; to Indonesian AF as B-423 on 10 Jun 1950
653 (MSN 14-190) To RAF as FE456; wfu; to PH-UEI; to OO-JBW
661 (MSN 14-198) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE464. To Royal Swedish AF as Sk 16A 16131 1947-1969. Probably scrapped.
664 (MSN 14-201) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE467. To Swiss AF as U-323. Current as HB-RDN
692 to RAF as Harvard IIB FE495. To USAAF and with 80th FG, 89th FS
w/o in takeoff accident at Myitkyina Burma Oct 26, 1944
697 (MSN 14-234) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE500. To Royal Swedish AF as 16119 1947-1970. Probably scrapped.
699 (MSN 14-236) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE502. To Royal Swedish AF as 16101 1948-1965. Scrapped after crash.
700 (MSN 14-237) to RCAF as Harvard IIB FE503. To Royal Swedish AF as 16114 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft
Supply, Dallas, TX. Scrapped.
702 (MSN 14-239) To RAF as FE505; to Canadian AF as FE505; to Netherlands AF as B-152 in Feb 1949; w/o 30 Jan 1961
706 (MSN 14-243) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE509. To Royal Swedish AF as 16121 1947-1967. Probably scrapped.
707 (MSN 14-244) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE510. With Royal Canadian AF Association -- 416 Wing.
708 (MSN 14-245) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE511. To Royal Swedish AF as 16128 1947-1969. Registered SE-BII.
Still active and took up residence from Sweden at Old Marden, Bedfordshire, UK Oct 29, 2015.
710 (MSN 14-247) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE513. To Royal Swedish AF as 16127 1947-1966. Scrapped after crash
714 (MSN 14-251) To RAF as FE517; to Canadian AF as FE517; to Netherlands AF as B-156 in Apr 1949; wfu Sep 1964
715 (MSN 14-252) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE518. To Royal Swedish AF as 16120 1947-1969. Probably scrapped.
716 (MSN 14-253) To RAF as FE519; to Canadian AF as FE519; to Netherlands AF as B-154 in Mar 1949;
w/o 15 Sep 1954 at Empel, The Netherlands
717 (MSN 14-254) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE520. To Royal Swedish AF as 16139 1947-1968. Scrapped.
718 (MSN 14-255) To RAF as FE521; to Canadian AF as FE521; to Netherlands AF as B-151 in Feb 1949; wfu Sep 1960;
to PH-NIA; w/o 29 Sep 1960
721 (MSN 14-258) to RCAF as Harvard IIB FE524. To Royal Swedish AF as 16042 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped.
722 (MSN 14-259) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE525. To Royal Swedish AF as 16064 1947-1971. Scrapped.
751 (MSN 14-288) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE554. To Royal Swedish AF as 16103 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped.
752 (MSN 14-289) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE555. To Royal Swedish AF as 16107 1947-1970. Probably scrapped.
759 (MSN 14-296) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE562. To Royal Swedish AF as 16138 1947-1951. Scrapped after crash.
760 (MSN 14-297) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE563. To Royal Swedish AF but due to damaged wings the aircraft
did not get a serial number but was scrapped and used for spare parts.
761 (MSN 14-298) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE564. To Royal Swedish Af as 16132 1947-1962. Probably scrapped.
762 (MSN 14-299) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE565. To Royal Swedish AF as 16030 1947-1972. In private hands. Destroyed in
fire at High Chapparal, Hillrstorp, Sweden Jan 14, 1991.
765 (MSN 14-302) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE568. To Royal Swedish AF as 16069 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped.
774 (MSN 14-311) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE577. To Royal Swedish AF as 16043 1947-1962. Scrapped after crash.
777 (MSN 14-314) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE580. To Royal Swedish AF as 16096 1947-1957. Scrapped after crash.
782 (MSN 14-319) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE585. To USAAF with 33rd FG, 59th FS w/o
in landing accident at Nagaghuli, India Dec 18, 1944. Reported to have gone to Swedish AF AS 16125 1947-1969.
Probably scrapped.
786 (MSN 14-323) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE589. To Royal Swedish AF as 16133 1947-1961. Scrapped after crash
787 to RAF as Harvard IIB FE590. To Swiss AF as U-322. To G-AXCR 1969, to D-FHGK later same year
805 was at Octave Chanute Air Museum, Rantoul, IL. This museum is now closed, plane moved to National
Museum of USAF.
816 (MSN 14-353) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE619. To Royal Swedish AF as 16021 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped
818 (MSN 14-355) to RAF as FE621. Later to Norwegian AF as M-BE. Crashed near Vestlundet Jan 23, 1954.
822 (MSN 14-359) to RAF as FE625. To Royal Swedish AF as 16117 1947-1970. Probably scrapped.
825 (MSN 14-362) to RAF as FE628. To Royal Swedish AF as 16129 1947-1959. Registered SE-CHK. Scrapped 1967.
827 (MSN 14-364) to RAF as FE630. To Royal Swedish AF as 16075 1947-1970. Probably scrapped.
829 (MSN 14-366) to RAF as FE632. SOC Dec 11, 1946. To Charles Babb Co, Montreal, Canada ca 1946, no civil
registratin. To Swedish AF as Fv16109 Dec 1946. To Flygvapenmuseum, Malmslatt AB, Sweden 1975.
830 (MSN 14-367) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE633. To Royal Swedish AF as 16035 1947-1948. Scrapped after crash.
834 (MSN 14-371) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE637. To Royal Swedish AF as 16060 1947-1971. Scrapped
835 (MSN 14-372) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE638. To Royal Swedish AF as 16074 1947-1956. To private user.
843 (MSN 14-380) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE646. To Royal Swedish AF as 16110 1947-1969. Probably scrapped
845 (MSN 14-382) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE648. To Royal Swedish AF as 16026 1947-1960. Scrapped after crash.
848 (MSN 14-385) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE651. To Royal Swedish AF as 16044 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped
850 (MSN 14-387) to RCAF as Harvard IIB FE653. To Royal Swedish AF as 16034 1947-1970. Scrapped after crash.
851 (MSN 14-388) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE654. To Royal Swedish AF as 16053 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped.
854 (MSN 14-391) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE657. To Royal Swedish AF as 16004 1947-1967. Probably scrapped
855 (MSN 14-392) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE658. To Royal Swedish AF as 16051 1947-1967. Probably scrapped
857 (MSN 14-394) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE660. To Royal Swedish AF as 16124 1947-1969. Scrapped
858 (MSN 14-395) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE661. To Royal Swedish AF as 16093 1947-1971. To private user.
885 (MSN 14-422) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE688. To Royal Swedish AF as 16122 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped.
886 (MSN 14-423) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE689. To Royal Swedish AF as 16098 1947-1970. To private user
888 (MSN 14-425) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE691. To Royal Swedish AF as 16013 1947-1969. Probably scrapped.
889 (MSN 14-426) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE692. To Royal Swedish AF as 16126 1947-1967. Registere OY-IIB. Deregistered after crash.
In Danmarks Flyhmuseum, Stauning, Denmark
890 (MSN 14-427) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE693. To Royal Swedish AF as 16135 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped.
891 (MSN 14-428) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE694. To Royal Swedish AF as 16036 1947-1970. Scrapped.
892 (MSN 14-429) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE695. To RCAF. To Swedish AF as Fv.16105 1948-1971.
Now with Duxford Fighter Collection registered as G-BTXI since 1991
896 to RAF as Harvard IIB as FE699. to USAAF with HQ 3rd Air Division, and ground looped
and reportedly w/o Dec 22, 1944
913 to RAF as Harvard IIB FE716. Crashlanded and w/o at Chota Malir,
India Nov 26, 1944.
919 (MSN 14-456) to RCAF as Harvard IIB FE722. To Royal Swedish AF as 16056 1947-1948. Scrapped after crash.
920 (MSN 14-457) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE723. To Royal Swedish AF as 16089 1947-1968. Scrapped
921 (MSN 14-458) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE724. To Royal Swedish AF as 16123 1947-1963. Scrapped after crash.
923 (MSN 14-460) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE726. To Royal Swedish AF as 16092 1947-1972. Registered SE-FUY. Scrapped in
1976 after crash.
931 (MSN 14-468) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE734. To Royal Swedish AF as 16100 1947-1954. Scrapped after crash
932 (MSN 14-469) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE735. To Royal Swedish AF as 16008 1947-1970. Scrapped after crash.
938 (MSN 14-475) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE741. To Royal Swedish AF as 16136 1947-1969. Scrapped after crash.
939 (MSN 14-476) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE742. To Royal Swedish AF as 16022 1947-1957. Scrapped.
940 (MSN 14-477) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE743. To Royal Swedish AF as 16002 1947-1964. Scrapped after crash
942 (MSN 14-479) To RAF as FE745; to Canadian AF as FE745; to Netherlands AF as B-153 in Mar 1959; wfu Dec 1962
947 (MSN 14-484) To RAF as FE750; to Canadian AF as FE750; to Netherlands AF as FE750 in Jan 1947; reserialled as
B-42 in Feb 1947; wfu Aug 1952
949 (MSN 14-486) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE752. To Royal Swedish AF as 16068 1947-1972. Registration
SE-FUD reserved Apr 2005.
955 (MSN 14-492) To RAF as FE758; to Canadian AF as FE758; to Netherlands AF as FE758 in Jan 1947; reserialled as
B-31 in Feb 1947; wfu Oct 1950
42-964/1163 de Havilland Canada PT-24-DH Tiger Moth
Built by de Havilland Canada [sic] as the DH.82C Tiger Moth.
Lend-Lease to UK for use by the RCAF, none used by the USAAF. Also allocated RAF serials.
Dispositions from Jos Heyman
964/1131 (MSN DHC-1303/1470) to RAF as FE100/FE267 also RCAF serials 1100/1267.
964 (MSN DHC-1303) To RAF as FE100; to Canadian AF as 1100 on 24 Dec 1941; wfu 20 Aug 1943
965 (MSN DHC-1304) To RAF as FE101; to Canadian AF as 1101 on 24 Dec 1941; w/o 23 Jan 1945 at Regina, Canada
966 (MSN DHC-1305) To RAF as FE102; to Canadian AF as 1102 on 24 Dec 1941; wfu 14 Aug 1943
967 (MSN DHC-1306) To RAF as FE103; to Canadian AF as 1103 on 24 Dec 1941; wfu 23 Jan 1945
968 (MSN DHC-1307) To RAF as FE104; to Canadian AF as 1104 on 24 Dec 1941; w/o 10 Feb 1945 at Caron, Canada
969 (MSN DHC-1308) To RAF as FE105; to Canadian AF as 1105 on 24 Dec 1941; wfu 10 Feb 1945
970 (MSN DHC-1309) to RAF as FE106, to Canadian AF as 1106, to civil registry as CF-BQU. RFU Oct 24, 1947.
971 (MSN DHC-1310) To RAF as FE107; to Canadian AF as 1107 on 24 Dec 1941; wfu 8 Feb 1945
972 (MSN DHC-1311) To RAF as FE108; to Canadian AF as 1108 on 24 Dec 1941; wfu 23 Jan 1945
973 (MSN DHC-1312) To RAF as FE109; to Canadian AF as 1109 on 24 Dec 1941; wfu 9 Aug 1944
974 (MSN DHC-1313) To RAF as FE110; to Canadian AF as 1110 on 24 Dec 1941; wfu 20 Oct 1962
975 (MSN DHC-1314) to RAF as FE111; to Canadian AF as 1111 on 24 Dec 1941; w/o 18 Jun 1943
976 (MSN DHC-1315) To RAF as FE112; to Canadian AF as 1112 on 24 Dec 1941; wfu; to CF-COJ on 28 Jul 1945; wfu 1982
977 (MSN DHC-1316) To RAF as FE113; to Canadian AF as 1113 on 24 Dec 1941; wfu; to CF-CSW on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
978 (MSN DHC-1317) to RAF as FE114, to RCAF as 1114 on 24 Dec 1941; wfu; to CF-CSX on 28 Jul 1945; to N18840;
current 2011
979 (MSN DHC-1318) To RAF as FE115; to Canadian AF as 1115 on 24 Dec 1941; wfu; to CF-DAH on 9 Nov 1945; wfu by 1982
980 (MSN DHC-1319) To RAF as FE116; to Canadian AF as 1116 on 1 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-CTS on 20 Aug 1945
981 (MSN DHC-1320) To RAF as FE117; to Canadian AF as 1117 on 1 Jan 1942; wfu 11 Feb 1944
982 (MSN DHC-1321) To RAF as FE118; to Canadian AF as 1118 on 1 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-IFB on 18 Oct 1943; wfu by 1982
983 (MSN DHC-1322) To RAF as FE119; to Canadian AF as 1119 on 1 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-COK on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
984 (MSN DHC-1323) To RAF as FE120; to Canadian AF as 1120; wfu 16 Feb 1945
985 (MSN DHC-1324) To RAF as FE121; to Canadian AF as 1121 on 1 Jan 1942; wfu 13 Mar 1945
986 (MSN DHC-1325) to RAF as FE122, to RCAF as 1122 on 1 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-COU on 28 Jul 1945; current 2011
987 (MSN DHC-1326) To RAF as FE123; to Canadian AF as 1123 on 1 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-SAF on 5 Apr 1945; wfu 1976
988 (MSN DHC-1327) To RAF as FE124; to Canadian AF as 1124 on 1 Jan 1942; wfu 3 Mar 1943
989 (MSN DHC-1328) To RAF as FE125; to Canadian AF as 1125 on 1 Jan 1942; wfu 11 Mar 1944
990 (MSN DHC-1329) To RAF as FE126; to Canadian AF as 1126 on 1 Jan 1942; wfu 24 Feb 1944
991 (MSN DHC-1330) To RAF as FE127; to Canadian AF as 1127 on 1 Jan 1942; wfu 16 Sep 1943
992 (MSN DHC-1331) To RAF as FE128; to Canadian AF as 1128 on 1 Jan 1942; wfu 23 Jan 1945
993 (MSN DHC-1332) To RAF as FE129; to Canadian AF as 1129 on 1 Jan 1942; wfu 30 Dec 1943
994 (MSN DHC-1333) To RAF as FE130; to Canadian AF as 1130 on 1 Jan 1942; w/o 11 Aug 1942
995 (MSN DHC-1334) To RAF as FE131; to Canadian AF as 1131 on 1 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-CSL on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
996 (MSN DHC-1335) To RAF as FE132; to Canadian AF as 1132 on 8 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-COO on 13 Mar 1945; wfu by 1982
997 (MSN DHC-1336) To RAF as FE133; to Canadian AF as 1133 on 8 Jan 1942; wfu 26 Apr 1944
998 (MSN DHC-1337) To RAF as FE134; to Canadian AF as 1134 on 8 Jan 1942. wfu; to CF-BKZ on 12 Jun 1945;Undercarriage
collapsed on takeoff Snow Lake, Man. Apr 15, 1980. wfu by 1982
999 (MSN DHC-1338) To RAF as FE135; to Canadian AF as 1135 on 8 Jan 1942; wfu 16 Feb 1945
1000 (MSN DHC-1339) To RAF as FE136; to Canadian AF as 1136 on 8 Jan 1942; wfu; to N82CS on 23 Jan 1945; current 2011
1001 (MSN DHC-1340) To RAF as FE137; to Canadian AF as 1137 on 8 Jan 1942; wfu 16 Feb 1945
1002 (MSN DHC-1341) To RAF as FE138; to Canadian AF as 1138 on 8 Jan 1942; wfu 22 Mar 1944
1003 (MSN DHC-1342) To RAF as FE139; to Canadian AF as 1139 on 8 Jan 1942; wfu 26 Apr 1944
1004 (MSN DHC-1343) To RAF as FE140; to Canadian AF as 1140 on 8 Jan 1942; wfu 13 Mar 1945
1005 (MSN DHC-1344) To RAF as FE141; to Canadian AF as 1141 on 8 Jan 1942; wfu 13 Mar 1945
1006 (MSN DHC-1345) To RAF as FE142; to Canadian AF as 1142 on 8 Jan 1942; w/o 28 Nov 1943
1007 (MSN DHC-1346) To RAF as FE143; to Canadian AF as 1143 on 8 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-COE on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
1008 (MSN DHC-1347) To RAF as FE144; to Canadian AF as 1144 on 8 Jan 1942; wfu 8 Feb 1945
1009 (MSN DHC-1348) To RAF as FE145; to Canadian AF as 1145 on 8 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-DHS on 27 Jul 1945; current 2011
1010 (MSN DHC-1349) To RAF as FE146; to Canadian AF as 1146 on 8 Jan 1942; wfu 16 Feb 1945
1011 (MSN DHC-1350) To RAF as FE147; to Canadian AF as 1147 on 8 Jan 1942; wfu 11 Feb 1943
1012 (MSN DHC-1351) To RAF as FE148; to Canadian AF as 1148 on 16 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-SAG on 17 May 1945; wfu by 1982
1013 (MSN DHC-1352) To RAF as FE149; to Canadian AF as 1149 on 16 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-BLR on 12 Jun 1945;
w/o 5 Jun 1949 at Humboldt, Saskachewan, Canada
1014 (MSN DHC-1353) To RAF as FE150; to Canadian AF as 1150 on 16 Jan 1942; wfu; to TF-KBE on 25 May 1945
1015 (MSN DHC-1354) To RAF as FE151; to Canadian AF as 1151 on 16 Jan 1942; wfu 13 Mar 1945
1016 (MSN DHC-1355) to RAF as FE152; to Canadian AF as 1152 on 16 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-CKM on 29 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
1017 (MSN DHC-1356) to RAF as FE153; to Canadian AF as 1153 on 16 Jan 1942; w/o 8 Aug 1944
1018 (MSN DHC-1357) To RAF as FE154; to Canadian AF as 1154 on 16 Jan 1942; w/o 30 Oct 1942 at High River, Canada
1019 (MSN DHC-1358) To RAF as FE155; to Canadian AF as 1155 on 16 Jan 1942; wfu 13 Mar 1945
1020 (MSN DHC-1359) To RAF as FE156; to Canadian AF as 1156 on 16 Jan 1942; wfu 23 Jun 1944
1021 (MSN DHC-1360) To RAF as FE157; to Canadian AF as 1157 on 16 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-CLV on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
1022 (MSN DHC-1361) To RAF as FE158; to Canadian AF as 1158 on 16 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-COG on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
1023 (MSN DHC-1362) To RAF as FE159; to Canadian AF as 1159 on 16 Jan 1942; wfu 12 Feb 1944
1024 (MSN DHC-1363) To RAF as FE160; to Canadian AF as 1160 on 16 Jan 1942; wfu 14 Aug 1943
1025 (MSN DHC-1364) To RAF as FE161; to Canadian AF as 1161 on 16 Jan 1942; wfu 19 May 1944
1026 (MSN DHC-1365) To RAF as FE162; to Canadian AF as 1162 on 16 Jan 1942; w/o 18 Jun 1942 at Assiniboia, Canada
1027 (MSN DHC-1366) To RAF as FE163; to Canadian AF as 1163 on 16 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-COL on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
1028 (MSN DHC-1367) To RAF as FE164; to Canadian AF as 1164 on 21 Jan 1942; wfu 13 Mar 1945
1029 (MSN DHC-1368) To RAF as FE165; to Canadian AF as 1165 on 21 Jan 1942; w/o 7 Sep 1943
1030 (MSN DHC-1369) To RAF as FE166; to Canadian AF as 1166 on 21 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF- ? on 27 Jul 1945
1031 (MSN DHC-1370) To RAF as FE167; to Canadian AF as 1167 on 21 Jan 1942; w/o 6 Nov 1942
1032 (MSN DHC-1371) To RAF as FE168; to Canadian AF as 1168 on 21 Jan 1942; w/o 31 Aug 1942
1033 (MSN DHC-1372) To RAF as FE169; to Canadian AF as 1169 on 21 Jan 1942; wfu 13 Mar 1945
1034 (MSN DHC-1373) To RAF as FE170; to Canadian AF as 1170 on 21 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-CLW on 28 Jul 1945; current 2011
1035 (MSN DHC-1374) To RAF as FE171; to Canadian AF as 1171 on 21 Jan 1942; wfu 10 Feb 1945
1036 (MSN DHC-1375) To RAF as FE172; to Canadian AF as 1172 on 21 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-CLJ on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
1037 (MSN DHC-1376) To RAF as FE173; to Canadian AF as 1173 on 21 Jan 1942; wfu 10 Feb 1945
1038 (MSN DHC-1377) to RAF as FE174; to Canadian AF as 1174 on 21 Jan 1942; wfu 10 Feb 1945
1039 (MSN DHC-1378) To RAF as FE175; to Canadian AF as 1175 on 21 Jan 1942; wfu 20 Jun 1944
1040 (MSN DHC-1379) To RAF as FE176; to Canadian AF as 1176 on 21 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-CLM on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
1041 (MSN DHC-1380) To RAF as FE177; to Canadian AF as 1177 on 21 Jan 1942; wfu 10 Feb 1945
1042 (MSN DHC-1381) To RAF as FE178; to Canadian AF as 1178 on 21 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-CJU on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
1043 (MSN DHC-1382) To RAF as FE179; to Canadian AF as 1179 on 21 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-DFH on 13 Mar 1945; wfu by 1982
1044 (MSN DHC-1383) To RAF as FE180; to Canadian AF as 1180 on 22 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-CSM on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
1045 (MSN DHC-1384) To RAF as FE181; to Canadian AF as 1181 on 29 Jan 1942; wfu 13 Mar 1945
1046 (MSN DHC-1385) To RAF as FE182; to Canadian AF as 1182 on 29 Jan 1942; wfu 8 Feb 1945
1047 (MSN DHC-1386) To RAF as FE183; to Canadian AF as 1183 on 29 Jan 1942; wfu 23 Jan 1945
1048 (MSN DHC-1387) To RAF as FE184; to Canadian AF as 1184 on 29 Jan 1942; wfu 23 Jan 1945
1049 (MSN DHC-1388) To RAF as FE185; to Canadian AF as 1185 on 29 Jan 1942; wfu 16 Feb 1945
1050 (MSN DHC-1389) To RAF as FE186; to Canadian AF as 1186 on 29 Jan 1942; w/o 17 Feb 1943 at Regina, Canada
1051 (MSN DHC-1390) To RAF as FE187; to Canadian AF as 1187 on 29 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF- ? on 28 Jul 1945
1052 (MSN DHC-1391) To RAF as FE188; to Canadian AF as 1188 on 29 Jan 1942; wfu 23 Jan 1945
1053 (MSN DHC-1392) To RAF as FE189; to Canadian AF as 1189 on 29 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-SAZ on 22 Nov 1945; current 2011
1054 (MSN DHC-1393) To RAF as FE190; to Canadian AF as 1190 on 29 Jan 1942; wfu 14 Aug 1943
1055 (MSN DHC-1394) To RAF as FE191; to Canadian AF as 1191 on 29 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-CKK on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
1056 (MSN DHC-1395) To RAF as FE192; to Canadian AF as 1192 on 29 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-COH on 13 Mar 1945; wfu 1970
1057 (MSN DHC-1396) To RAF as FE193; to Canadian AF as 1193 on 29 Jan 1942; wfu 13 Mar 1945
1058 (MSN DHC-1397) To RAF as FE194; to Canadian AF as 1194 on 29 Jan 1942; w/o 26 Dec 1942 at Assiniboia, Canada
1059 (MSN DHC-1398) To RAF as FE195; to Canadian AF as 1195 on 29 Jan 1942; wfu; to CF-CJP on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
1060 (MSN DHC-1399) To RAF as FE196; to Canadian AF as 1196 on 29 Jan 1942; w/o 9 Aug 1944
1061 (MSN DHC-1400) To RAF as FE197; to Canadian AF as 1197 on 2 Feb 1942; wfu 21 Sep 1943
1062 (MSN DHC-1401) To RAF as FE198; to Canadian AF as 1198 on 2 Feb 1942; wfu 13 Mar 1943
1063 (MSN DHC-1402) To RAF as FE199; to Canadian AF as 1199 on 2 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-COT on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
1064 (MSN DHC-1403) To RAF as FE200; to Canadian AF as 1200 on 2 Feb 1942; wfu 13 Mar 1945
1065 (MSN DHC-1404) To RAF as FE201; to Canadian AF as 1201 on 2 Feb 1942; w/o 17 Apr 1942 at De Winton, Canada
1066 (MSN DHC-1405) To RAF as FE202; to Canadian AF as 1202 on 2 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-CLK on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
1067 (MSN DHC-1406) To RAF as FE203; to Canadian AF as 1203 on 2 Feb 1942; wfu 11 Feb 1944
1068 (MSN DHC-1407) To RAF as FE204; to Canadian AF as 1204 on 2 Feb 1942; Became TF-KBD Jul 26, 1945, which last
flew 1955 and wfu 23 Jul 1955. In 1987 was stored dismantled somewhere in Iceland
1069 (MSN DHC-1408) To RAF as FE205; to Canadian AF as 1205 on 2 Feb 1942; wfu 15 Oct 1943
1070 (MSN DHC-1409) To RAF as FE206; to Canadian AF as 1206 on 2 Feb 1942; wfu 16 Feb 1945
1071 (MSN DHC-1410) To RAF as FE207; to Canadian AF as 1207 on 2 Feb 1942; wfu 23 Jan 1945
1072 (MSN DHC-1411) To RAF as FE208; to Canadian AF as 1208 on 2 Feb 1942; w/o 14 Aug 1942
1073 (MSN DHC-1412) To RAF as FE209; to Canadian AF as 1209 on 2 Feb 1942; wfu 13 Mar 1945
1074 (MSN DHC-1413) To RAF as FE210; to Canadian AF as 1210 on 2 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-CSY on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
1075 (MSN DHC-1414) To RAF as FE211; to Canadian AF as 1211 on 2 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-CTL or CF-CTO on 27 Jul 1945;
to C-GDWI; current 2011
1076 (MSN DHC-1415) To RAF as FE212; to Canadian AF as 1212 on 2 Feb 1942; wfu 26 Apr 1944
1077 (MSN DHC-1416) To RAF as FE213; to Canadian AF as 1213 on 12 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-CVI on 13 Mar 1945; wfu by 1982
1078 (MSN DHC-1417) To RAF as FE214; to Canadian AF as 1214 on 12 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-CIX on 28 Jul 1945;
later C-FCIX, current 2011.
1079 (MSN DHC-1418) To RAF as FE215; to Canadian AF as 1215 on 12 Feb 1942; wfu 16 Feb 1945
1080 (MSN DHC-1419) To RAF as FE216; to Canadian AF as 1216 on 12 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-CSO on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
1081 (MSN DHC-1420) To RAF as FE217; to Canadian AF as 1217 on 12 Feb 1942; wfu 24 Apr 1945
1082 (MSN DHC-1421) To RAF as FE218; to Canadian AF as 1218 on 12 Feb 1942; wfu 23 Jan 1945
1083 (MSN DHC-1422) To RAF as FE219; to Canadian AF as 1219 on 12 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-CKD on 25 Sep 1945; wfu by 1982
1084 (MSN DHC-1423) To RAF as FE220; to Canadian AF as 1220 on 12 Feb 1942; wfu 2 Feb 1943
1085 (MSN DHC-1424) To RAF as FE221; to Canadian AF as 1221 on 12 Feb 1942; w/o 26 Apr 1942
1086 (MSN DHC-1425) To RAF as FE222; to Canadian AF as 1222 on 12 Feb 1942; wfu 8 Feb 1945
1087 (MSN DHC-1426) To RAF as FE223; to Canadian AF as 1223 on 12 Feb 1942; w/o 15 Jun 1942
1088 (MSN DHC-1427) To RAF as FE224; to Canadian AF as 1224 on 12 Feb 1942; w/o 22 Jun 1944
1089 (MSN DHC-1428) To RAF as FE225; to Canadian AF as 1225 on 12 Feb 1942; w/o 20 Jun 1944
1090 (MSN DHC-1429) To RAF as FE226; to Canadian AF as 1226 on 12 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-ESR on 29 Aug 1944; wfu by 1982
1091 (MSN DHC-1430) To RAF as FE227; to Canadian AF as 1227 on 12 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-CSZ on 13 Mar 1945; wfu 1968
1092 (MSN DHC-1431) To RAF as FE228; to Canadian AF as 1228 on 12 Feb 1942; wfu 16 Feb 1945
1093 (MSN DHC-1432) To RAF as FE229; to Canadian AF as 1229 on 12 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-BFV on 13 Jun 1945;
w/o 13 May 1950 at Big River, Saskachewan, Canada. Reduced to spares
1094 (MSN DHC-1433) To RAF as FE230; to Canadian AF as 1230 on 12 Feb 1942; wfu 16 Sep 1943
1095 (MSN DHC-1434) To RAF as FE231; to Canadian AF as 1231 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-DAI on 9 Nov 1945; wfu by 1982
1096 (MSN DHC-1435) To RAF as FE232; to Canadian AF as 1232 on 18 Feb 1942; w/o 16 Dec 1943
1097 (MSN DHC-1436) To RAF as FE233; to Canadian AF as 1233 on 18 Feb 1942; w/o 6 May 1942 at Neepawa, Canada
1098 (MSN DHC-1437) To RAF as FE234; to Canadian AF as 1234 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu 5 Aug 1948
1099 (MSN DHC-1438) o RAF as FE235; to Canadian AF as 1235 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-CII on 13 Mar 1945; .
Sank through ice while taxiing on Azure Lake, BC Jan 2, 1947.
1100 (MSN DHC-1439) To RAF as FE236; to Canadian AF as 1236 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu 22 Feb 1944
1101 (MSN DHC-1440) To RAF as FE237; to Canadian AF as 1237 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-COW on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
1102 (MSN DHC-1441) To RAF as FE238; to Canadian AF as 1238 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu 13 Mar 1945
1103 (MSN DHC-1442) To RAF as FE239; to Canadian AF as 1239 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu 16 Sep 1943
1104 (MSN DHC-1443) To RAF as FE240; to Canadian AF as 1240 on 18 Feb 1942; w/o 7 May 1942 at Neepawa, Canada
1105 (MSN DHC-1444) To RAF as FE241; to Canadian AF as 1241 on 18 Feb 1942; w/o 2 Sep 1942 at Neepawa, Canada
1106 (MSN DHC-1445) To RAF as FE242; to Canadian AF as 1242 on 18 Feb 1942; w/o 15 Jul 1942 at Neepawa, Canada
1107 (MSN DHC-1446) To RAF as FE243; to Canadian AF as 1243 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-CHV on 13 March 1945;
wfu 17 Aug 1947
1108 (MSN DHC-1447) To RAF as FE244; to Canadian AF as 1244 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu 25 Aug 1943
1109 (MSN DHC-1448) To RAF as FE245; to Canadian AF as 1245 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-CHU on 13 Mar 1945;
w/o 17 Aug 1948 as Vancouver, Canada
1110 (MSN DHC-1449) To RAF as FE246; to Canadian AF as 1246 on 18 Feb 1942; w/o 18 Nov 1942 at Neepawa, Canada
1111 (MSN DHC-1450) To RAF as FE247; to Canadian AF as 1247 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-DXL on 21 Mar 1946; wfu by 1982
1112 (MSN DHC-1451) To RAF as FE248; to Canadian AF as 1248 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-CTP on 13 Mar 1945; wfu by 1982
1113 (MSN DHC-1452) To RAF as FE249; to Canadian AF as 1249 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu 16 Feb 1945
1114 (MSN DHC-1453) To RAF as FE250; to Canadian AF as 1250 on 18 Feb 1942; w/o 9 Aug 1944
1115 (MSN DHC-1454) To RAF as FE251; to Canadian AF as 1251 on 18 Feb 1942; w/o 21 Oct 1942 at Neepawa, Canada
1116 (MSN DHC-1455) To RAF as FE252; to Canadian AF as 1252 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF- ? on 27 Jul 1945
1117 (MSN DHC-1456) To RAF as FE253; to Canadian AF as 1253 on 18 Feb 1942; w/o 8 Dec 1943 at Neepawa, Canada
1118 (MSN DHC-1457) To RAF as FE254; to Canadian AF as 1254 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-DKZ on 3 Feb 1946; wfu by 1982
1119 (MSN DHC-1458) To RAF as FE255; to Canadian AF as 1255 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-CHQ on 28 Jul 1945; wfu 16 Nov 1951
1120 (MSN DHC-1459) To RAF as FE256; to Canadian AF as 1256 on 18 Feb 1942; w/o 18 May 1942 at High River, Canada
1121 (MSN DHC-1460) To RAF as FE257; to Canadian AF as 1257 on 18 Feb 1942; w/o 4 Jun 1942 at Neepawa, Canada
1122 (MSN DHC-1461) To RAF as FE258; to Canadian AF as 1258 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-COM on 28 Jul 1945; wfu by 1982
1123 (MSN DHC-1462) To RAF as FE259; to Canadian AF as 1259 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-CSJ on 13 Mar 1945; current 2011
1124 (MSN DHC-1463) To RAF as FE260; to Canadian AF as 1260 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu 13 Mar 1945
1125 (MSN DHC-1464) To RAF as FE261; to Canadian AF as 1261 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu 10 Aug 1943
1126 (MSN DHC-1465) To RAF as FE262; to Canadian AF as 1262 on 18 Feb 1942; w/o before 27 Apr 1944 at Neepawa, Canada
1127 (MSN DHC-1466) To RAF as FE263; to Canadian AF as 1263 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu 13 Mar 1945; to CF-AAP (ntu); to C-FTMH on 6 Jun 2007
1128 (MSN DHC-1467) To RAF as FE264; to Canadian AF as 1264 on 18 Feb 1942; wfu; to CF-CIA on 13 Mar 1945; wfu 21 May 1949
Reduced to spares May 21, 1949
1129 (MSN DHC-1468) To RAF as FE265; to Canadian AF as 1265 on 18 Feb 1942; w/o 12 Apr 1942 at Neepawa, Canada
1130 (MSN DHC-1469) To RAF as FE266; to Canadian AF as 1266 on 18 Feb 1942; w/o 4 Jun 1942 at Neepawa, Canada
1131 (MSN DHC-1470) To RAF as FE267; to Canadian AF as 1267 on 18 Feb 1942; w/o 7 May 1944
1132/1163 (MSN DHC-1471/1502) to RAF as FH619/FH650, also RCAF serials 1268/1299. Delivered to USAAF.
1132 (MSN DHC-1471) To RAF as FH619; to Canadian AF as 1268 on 18 Feb 1942; w/o 4 Jan 1944
1133 (MSN DHC-1472) To RAF as FH620; to Canadian AF as 1269 on 28 Mar 1942; wfu; to CF-BZD on 28 Jun 1945
Crashed on ice during approach Wabanosh Lake, Ont May 3, 1947
1134 (MSN DHC-1473) To RAF as FH621; to Canadian AF as 1270 on 28 Mar 1942; wfu; to CF-BQY on 25 Sep 1945;
Wfu by 1982
1135 (MSN DHC-1474) To RAF as FH622; to Canadian AF as 1271 on 28 Mar 1942; wfu; to CF-CKX on 27 Jul 1945;
Ground looped during landing Ancienne Lorette Airport Aug 1, 1951.
1136 (MSN DHC-1475) To RAF as FH623; to Canadian AF as 1272 on 28 Mar 1942; w/o 12 Feb 1943
1137 (MSN DHC-1476) To RAF as FH624; to Canadian AF as 1273 on 28 Mar 1942; wfu 30 Jul 1944
1138 (MSN DHC-1477) To RAF as FH625; to Canadian AF as 1274 on 28 Mar 1942; w/o 26 May 1944
1139 (MSN DHC-1478) To RAF as FH626; to Canadian AF as 1275 on 28 Mar 1942; w/o 30 Jun 1944
1140 (MSN DHC-1479) To RAF as FH627; to Canadian AF as 1276 on 28 Mar 1942; w/o 30 Jun 1944
1141 (MSN DHC-1480) To RAF as FH628; to Canadian AF as 1277 on 28 Mar 1942; w/o 30 Jun 1944
1142 (MSN DHC-1481) To RAF as FH629; to Canadian AF as 1278 on 28 Mar 1942; wfu; to CF-CVZ on 14 Nov 1944; wfu after 1976
1143 (MSN DHC-1482) To RAF as FH630; to Canadian AF as 1279 on 28 Mar 1942; w/o 25 Jun 1942 at Goderich, Canada
1144 (MSN DHC-1483) To RAF as FH631; to Canadian AF as 1280 on 28 Mar 1942; wfu 23 Jan 1945
1145 (MSN DHC-1484) To RAF as FH632; to Canadian AF as 1281 on 28 Mar 1942; w/o 30 Jun 1944
1146 (MSN DHC-1485) To RAF as FH633; to Canadian AF as 1282 on 8 Apr 1942; w/o 26 Aug 1943
1147 (MSN DHC-1486) To RAF as FH634; to Canadian AF as 1283 on 8 Apr 1942; w/o 30 Jun 1944
1148 (MSN DHC-1487) To RAF as FH635; to Canadian AF as 1284 on 8 Apr 1942; wfu; to CF-BSX on 25 Sep 1945; wfu Dec 1948
Derelict at TeRebonne Dec 9, 1948
1149 (MSN DHC-1488) To RAF as FH636; to Canadian AF as 1285 on 8 Apr 1942; wfu 26 May 1944
1150 (MSN DHC-1489) To RAF as FH637; to Canadian AF as 1286 on 8 Apr 1942; w/o 30 Jun 1944
1151 (MSN DHC-1490) To RAF as FH638; to Canadian AF as 1287 on 8 Apr 1942; wfu; to CF-CTE on 25 Sep 1945; wfu by 1976
1152 (MSN DHC-1491) To RAF as FH639; to Canadian AF as 1288 on 8 Apr 1942; w/o 26 May 1944
1153 (MSN DHC-1492) To RAF as FH640; to Canadian AF as 1289 on 8 Apr 1942; w/o 26 May 1944
1154 (MSN DHC-1493) To RAF as FH641; to Canadian AF as 1290 on 8 Apr 1942; wfu 10 Feb 1945
1155 (MSN DHC-1494) To RAF as FH642; to Canadian AF as 1291 on 8 Apr 1942; w/o 30 Jun 1944
1156 (MSN DHC-1495) To RAF as FH643; to Canadian AF as 1292 on 8 Apr 1942; w/o 29 Nov 1943 at Goderich, Canada
1157 (MSN DHC-1496) To RAF as FH644; to Canadian AF as 1293 on 8 Apr 1942; w/o 26 May 1944
1158 (MSN DHC-1497) To RAF as FH645; to Canadian AF as 1294 on 8 Apr 1942; w/o 20 Oct 1942 at Goderich, Canada
1159 (MSN DHC-1498) To RAF as FH646; to Canadian AF as 1295 on 8 Apr 1942; wfu; to CF-BEK on 1 Jun 1945; to N882EK; wfu
1160 (MSN DHC-1499) To RAF as FH647; to Canadian AF as 1296 on 8 Apr 1942; wfu 8 Feb 1945
1161 (MSN DHC-1500) To RAF as FH648; to Canadian AF as 1297 on 8 Apr 1942; w/o 8 Jul 1944 at Goderich, Canada
1162 (MSN DHC-1501) To RAF as FH649; to Canadian AF as 1298 on 8 Apr 1942; wfu 9 Sep 1943
1163 (MSN DHC-1502) To RAF as FH650; to Canadian AF as 1299 on 8 Apr 1942; wfu 23 Jan 1945
42-1164/1743 Vultee BT-13A
Model 54. Dispositions from Jos Heyman
1167 W/o 9 Jul 1943 at Coffeyville AAF, KS
1169 W/o 8 Aug 1943 at Goodland, KS
1172 W/o 31 May 1943 at Coffeyville AAF, KS
1175 W/o 17 Jul 1944 at Curtis Field, TX
1183 W/o 7 Apr 1944 at Marana AAF, AZ
1185 W/o 2 Jul 1944 at Hayden, AZ
1189 W/o 21 Sep 1943 at Shorter Field, AL
1191 W/o 29 Nov 1943 at Crosville, TN
1205 W/o 20 Mar 1943 at Arkansas City, KS
1213 W/o 24 May 1944 at Highland AAAF, CA
1214 W/o 15 Feb 1943 at Toyah AAAF, TX
1218 W/o 30 Aug 1943 at Vaiden, MS
1227 W/o 15 Feb 1944 at Strother AAAF, KS
1230 W/o 6 Apr 1944 at Winfield, KS
1231 W/o 14 Apr 1942 at Goodfellow Field, TX
1238 W/o 13 May 1944 at Newport AAF, AR
1239 W/o 21 Jan 1943 at Newport, AR
1240 W/o 19 Jul 1943 at Newport AAF, AR
1245 W/o 27 Apr 1943 at Prairie Du Rocher, IL
1252 W/o 31 Dec 1943 at Strother AAF, KS
1255 W/o 28 Feb 1943 at Strother AAF, KS
1256 W/o 16 Jul 1944 at Kerrville, TX
1257 W/o 14 Jan 1943 at Lancaster, CA
1262 W/o 19 May 1944 at Lancaster, CA
1263 W/o 19 May 1944 at Lancaster, CA
1264 W/o 19 May 1944 at Lancaster, CA
1265 W/o 19 May 1944 at Lancaster, CA
1266 W/o 19 May 1944 at Lancaster, CA
1267 W/o 19 May 1944 at Lancaster, CA
1268 W/o 19 May 1944 at Lancaster, CA
1269 W/o 19 May 1944 at Lancaster, CA
1270 W/o 19 May 1944 at Lancaster, CA
1271 W/o 19 May 1944 at Lancaster, CA
1272 W/o 19 May 1944 at Lancaster, CA
1273 W/o 18 Nov 1943 at Weiner, AR
1276 W/o 16 Nov 1943 at Newport AAF, AR
1284 W/o 28 Oct 1943 at Coffeyville AAF, KS
1287 W/o 8 Jul 1943 at Friant Dam, CA
1290 (MSN 8042) to civil registry as N67496 feb 6, 1954. In 1972 noted at Sweet's Flying service, Visalia,
California as a roadside beer advertisement. Currently airworthy.
1295 W/o 28 Mar 1943 at Merced, CA
1297 W/o 30 Nov 1944 at Andalusia, AL
1299 W/o 2 Oct 1944 at Bainbridge AAF, GA
1305 W/o 15 Apr 1943 at Newport AAF, AR
1307 W/o 28 Sep 1943 at Robins AAAF, TX
1312 W/o 26 Jun 1944 at Goodfellow Field, TX
1313 W/o 23 Apr 1943 at Waco AAF, TX
1320 W/o 29 Jul 1943 at Gardner Field, CA
1324 W/o 17 Nov 1943 at Malden AAF, MO; repaired (?); w/o 30 Aug 1944 at Gardner Field, CA
1327 (MSN 8091) to CAA as NC274
1338 W/o 4 Mar 1943 at Strother AAAF #3, KS
1341 W/o 25 Jan 1944 at Garden City AAF, KS
1352 (MSN 9102) registered as N93, current
1357 (MSN 74-5196) To Bolivian AF as 105 in Feb 1943
1358 (MSN 74-5197) To Bolivian AF as 106 in Feb 1943
1359 (MSN 74-5198) To Bolivian AF as 107 in Feb 1943
1360 (MSN 74-5199) To Bolivian AF as 108 in Feb 1943
1361 (MSN 74-5200) To Bolivian AF as 109 in Feb 1943
1362 (MSN 74-5201) To Bolivian AF as 110 in Feb 1943
1363 (MSN 74-5202) To Bolivian AF as 111 in Feb 1943
1364 Lend-Lease to Paraguay as 0061
1365 Lend-Lease to Paraguay as 0063
1366 Lend-Lease to Paraguay as 0065
1367 Lend-Lease to Paraguay as 0067
1369 Lend-Lease to Paraguay as 0069. W/o 4 Jul 1943 at Greenwood AAF, MS
1370 W/o 22 Jan 1944 at Vaiden, MS
1371 W/o 15 Mar 1944 at Greenwood AAF, MS
1373 W/o 19 Oct 1943 at Greenwood AAF, MS
1375 W/o 14 Apr 1943 at McLemore AAAF, AL
1387 W/o 10 Jul 1943 at Garden City AAF, KS
1388 W/o 7 Apr 1944 at Garden City AAF, KS
1391 W/o 14 May 1943 at Cottage Grove, OR
1395 crashed Jul 9, 1943 in Santa Catalina Mountains 20 mi N of Tucson, AZ. Both crew onboard killed.
1407 W/o 17 Jul 1944 at Tchuka AAAF, MS
1409 W/o 10 May 1943 at Garden City AAF, KS
1411 W/o 12 Jan 1943 at Winfield, KS
1418 W/o 11 May 1943 at Stout Field, IN
1420 W/o 16 May 1944 at Lancaster, CA
1423 W/o 3 Feb 1943 at Helendale, CA
1425 (MSN 8189) to FAA as NC316
1426 W/o 28 May 1943 at War Eagle Field, CA
1429 W/o at Andalusia, AL
1430 W/o 6 Jun 1944 at Black Hawk, MS
1434 W/o 29 Oct 1943 at Greenwood AAF, MS
1435 (MSN 5274) to civil registry as N11FW. Underwent restoration in 1988 by Southern Minnesota Wing of
Confederate AF.
1438 to RFC at Embry-Riddle Field, FL Nov 3, 1945.
1439 W/o 15 Feb 1944 at Strother Field, KS
1443 W/o 1 Feb 1944 at Strother Field, KS
1450 W/o 1 Feb 1943 at Lancaster, CA
1457 W/o 10 Mar 1944 at Semi Tropic Aux, CA
1459 W/o 24 Jun 1943 at Greenwood AAF, MS
1469 W/o 11 Jun 1944 at Cherokee, AL
1470 W/o 27 Oct 1943 at Garden City AAF, KS
1472 W/o 4 Mar 1943 at Garden City, KS
1477 W/o 19 Nov 1943 at Garden City AAF, KS
1499 W/o 29 Apr 1943 at Garden City AAF, KS
1500 W/o 23 May 1943 at Strother AAF, KS
1511 W/o 6 Feb 1944 at Gardner Field, CA
1512 W/o 7 Jan 1945 at Taft, CA
1520 W/o 13 Feb 1945 at Frankfort, IN
1521 W/o 24 Jun 1943 at Greenwood AAF, MS
1527 W/o 16 Jan 1944 at Oakland, MS
1531 W/o 10 Feb 1943 at Greenwood AAF, MS
1535 W/o 23 Dec 1943 at Deatsville AAAF, AL
1536 W/o 9 Jan 1945 at Greenville AAB, MS
1544 W/o 22 Aug 1943 at Tallulah, LA
1545 W/o 20 Mar 1943 at Greenwood AAF, MS
1553 W/o 7 Jun 1943 at Courtalnd AAF, AL
1554 W/o 7 Jun 1943 at Courtland AAF, AL
1561 W/o 19 Jun 1943 at Mount Calm, TX
1572 (MSN 8386) W/o 26 Feb 1943 at Marana AAF, AZ; repaired (?); wfu; to CAA as NC329 in 1946
1573 W/o 19 Jan 1944 at Sahuaro AAAF, AZ
1574 stored as wreck at Falcon Field, AZ
1575 W/o 18 Sep 1943 at Picacho AAAF, AZ
1585 W/o 30 Jul 1943 at Courtland AAF, AL
1590 W/o 10 Jan 1944 at Ark City, KS
1591 W/o 26 Feb 1944 at Welch, OK
1593 W/o 22 May 1943 at Coffeyville, KS
1594 W/o 7 Jun 1943 at Garden City, KS
1598 (MSN 5111) to Peruvian AF Feb 1943 as 28-3-13
1599 (MSN 5112) to Peruvian AF Feb 1943 as 28-3-14
1600 (MSN 5113) to Peruvian AF Feb 1943 as 28-3-15
1601 (MSN 5114) to Peruvian AF Feb 1943 as 28-3-16
1602 (MSN 5115) to Peruvian AF Feb 1943 as 28-3-17
1603 (MSN 5116) to Peruvian AF Feb 1943 as 28-3-18
1608 W/o 9 Oct 1944 at Marana AAF, AZ
1609 W/o 7 Jul 1943 at Marana AAF, AZ
1613 W/o 7 May 1943 at Sahuaro Field, AZ
1618 W/o 11 Mar 1944 at Courtland AAF, AL
1624 W/o 10 Mar 1943 at Trinity, AL
1627 W/o 14 Apr 1944 at Oregon, IL
1630 W/o 15 Nov 1943 at Strother AAF, KS
1636 (MSM 8557) registered as N56985, current 2017
1639 Delivered to USAF Jan 13, 1943. To 3026th AAF Base Unit, Merced AAF, CA Jan 13, 1943
Jan 1945 to 3021st AAF Base Unit (ATC), Las Vegas AAF, NV. On Apr 7, 1945 to Reconstruction
Finance Corp. facility, Phoenix, AZ and dropped from USAF inventory as surplus
On display at Air Mobility Command Museum, Dover AFB, Delaware.
1660 W/o 13 Apr 1943 at Garden City AAAF #1, KS
1663 W/o 18 May 1943 at Rexford, KS
1677 W/o 28 Oct 1943 at Gore Field, MT
1680 W/o 30 Nov 1943 at Kansas City, MO
1681 W/o 11 Oct 1943 at Love Field, TX
1683 W/o 9 Jul 1943 at Newport AAF, AR
1684 (MSN 8718) to CAA as NC276 in 1946
1688 W/o 29 Apr 1943 at Strother AAF, KS
1690 W/o 4 Mar 1943 at Guymon, OK
1697 W/o 3 Apr 1943 at Rosamond Dry Lake, CA
1704 W/o 20 Nov 1943 at War Eagle Field, CA
1705 W/o 18 Sep 1943 at Tuckerman, AR
1708 W/o 21 Sep 1944 at Gunter Field, AL
1711 W/o 30 Jun 1943 at Amagon AAAF, AR
1720 W/o 1 Apr 1943 at Garden City, KS
1722 W/o 20 May 1943 at Ralston, OK
1723 W/o 23 Dec 1943 at Garden City AAF, KS
1726 W/o 14 Aug 1943 at Gardner Field, CA
1731 W/o 8 Jun 1944 at Garden City AAAF #3, KS
1732 W/o 26 Jul 1944 at Gardner Field, CA
1737 W/o 24 Sep 1943 at Fisher, AR
42-1744/2063 Vultee BT-15
Dispositions from Jos Heyman
1746 crashed Aug 14, 1943 8 mi S of Gardner Field, CA
1756 W/o 5 Nov 1942 at Pearson, TX
1758 crashed and burned 1 mi N of Breckenridge AAF E of Enid, OK Dec 16, 1943.
1760 W/o 1 Apr 1943 at Enid AAF, OK
1763 W/o 1 Jul 1943 at Randolph Field, TX
1778 W/o 8 May 1943 at Bainbridge, GA
1782 W/o 1 Aug 1943 at Bainbridge AAF, GA
1795 W/o 5 Feb 1944 at Blythe AAF, CA
1798 destroyed in training crash at Paradise Valle, Arizona Mar 27, 1944. Pilot killed.
1810 W/o 2 Sep 1943 at Bainbridge AAF, GA
1814 W/o 20 Oct 1942 at Thomaston, GA
1820 W/o 25 Jul 1943 at Zuehl Field, TX
1821 W/o 2 Aug 1944 at Seguin, TX
1827 Lend-Lease to Colombia as FAC 27
1828 Lend-Lease to Colombia as FAC 28
1829 W/o 11 Dec 1942 at Mirage Lake, CA
1832 W/o 28 Feb 1943 at Victorville AAF, CA
1833 W/o 10 Nov 1942 at Harpers Lake, CA
1835 W/o 12 May 1943 at Roswell AAF, NM
1841 W/o 14 Feb 1943 at Fowlstown, GA
1843 W/o 2 Apr 1943 at Madison, GA
1846 W/o 23 Dec 1943 at Enid AAF, OK
1847 Lend-Lease to Brazil
1856 W/o 24 Jun 1943 at Hobbs, NM
1857 W/o 31 Jan 1944 at Phoenix, AZ
1861 W/o 25 Jan 1943 at 60 miles from Roswell, NM
1863 W/o 24 Jan 1943 at Roswell, NM
1866 W/o 1 Feb 1944 at Enid, OK
1868 Lend-Lease to Colombia as FAC 68
1869 Lend-Lease to Colombia as FAC 69
1879 W/o 23 Mar 1944 at Enid AAF, OK
1880 struck poser lines and crased near the Arkansas River in Saltfork,
Oklahoma while flying from Enid AAF to Winfield,
Kansas Dec 22, 1942. Pilot was killed.
1885 W/o 30 Nov 1942 at Anthony, KS
1886 W/o 1 Feb 1944 at Enid, OK
1889 W/o 27 Feb 1944 at Helm AAAF, CA
1890 W/o 9 Oct 1943 at Hardwick, CA
1891 W/o 22 Apr 1943 at Garden City, KS
1894 W/o 26 Nov 1943 at Helm AAAF, CA
1896 W/o 9 Feb 1944 at Santa Maria AAB, CA
1903 W/o 25 Oct 1942 at New Orleans AAB, LA
1906 W/o 25 Nov 1942 at Grand Ridge, FL
1909 W/o 3 Jul 1943 at Waynoka, OK
1910 W/o 21 Dec 1943 at Anthony, KS
1915 W/o 23 Dec 1943 at Enid AAF, OK
1916 W/o 28 Jan 1944 at Enid AAF, OK
1921 W/o 18 Feb 1944 at Indian AAAF, CA
1936 W/o 25 Aug 1943 at Bainbridge AAAF, GA
1941 W/o 1 Apr 1943 at Enid AAF, OK
1943 W/o 14 Jan 1943 at Carrier AAAF, OK
1945 W/o 15 Nov 1943 at Woodring AAAF, OK
1946 crashed 5 mi N of Curtis Field, Brady, TX Apr 29, 1944. Pilot killed.
1947 W/o 30 Dec 1943 at Enid AAF, OK
1948 W/o 11 Jan 1943 at Coalinga, CA
1964 W/o 14 Dec 1942 at Bainbridge AAF, GA
1980 W/o 30 Aug 1943 at Lemoore, CA
1993 W/o 4 Jun 1943 at Bainbridge AAF, GA
2002 W/o 27 Apr 1943 at Enid AAF, OK
2003 W/o 23 Mar 1944 at Enid AAF, OK
2027 Lend-Lease to Colombia as FAC 027
2028 Lend-Lease to Colombia as FAC 028
2036 W/o 13 Jul 1943 at Bison, OK
2042 W/o 8 Dec 1942 at Lemoore AAF, CA
2052 W/o 9 Mar 1944 at Carrollton, MS
2056 W/o 1 Sep 1943 at Enid AAF, OK
2057 Lend-Lease to Brazil. W/o 26 Feb 1943 at Guthrie, OK
42-2064/2413 Beechcraft AT-10-BH
MSN 2607/2956. Dispositions from Jos Heyman
2064 (MSN 2607) W/o 23 Mar 1944 at Vernon, IN
2066 (MSN 2609) W/o 16 Jun 1944 at Blytheville AAF, AR
2067 (MSN 2610) W/o 16 Oct 1943 at Blackland AAAF #3, TX
2074 (MSN 2617) W/o 2 Dec 1943 at Stuttgart AAF, AR
2079 (MSN 2622) W/o 9 Sep 1943 at George Field, IL
2080 (MSN 2623) W/o 21 Apr 1944 at Emison AAAF #1, IN
2090 (MSN 2633) W/o 11 Jun 1943 at Temple, TX
2091 (MSN 2634) W/o 8 Apr 1944 at Columbus AAAF #3, MS
2097 (MSN 2640) W/o 10 Jan 1945 at South City, IN
2099 (MSN 2642) W/o 22 Feb 1944 at Carthage, IN
2103 (MSN 2646) W/o 25 Feb 1944 at Raywood, TX
2111 (MSN 2654) W/o 10 Jul 1944 at Cooter AAAF, MO
2116 (MSN 2659) W/o 27 Dec 1943 at Moody Field, GA
2123 (MSN 2666) W/o 3 Apr 1944 at Walesboro AAAF, IN
2126 (MSN 2669) W/o 18 Sep 1943 at Freeman AAF, IN
2137 (MSN 2680) W/o 22 Mar 1945 at Osceola, AR
2141 (MSN 2684) W/o 14 Dec 1943 at Stuttgart AAF, AR
2145 (MSN 2688) W/o 24 May 1944 at Sturrgard AAF, AR
2154 (MSN 2697) W/o 24 Oct 1943 at Blackland AAF, TX; repaired (?); w/o 30 Jul 1944 at Wabbaseks, AR
2156 (MSN 2699) W/o 16 Jul 1943 at Arkadelphia, AR
2158 (MSN 2701) W/o 27 Apr 1944 at Carlisle AAAF, AR
2161 (MSN 2704) W/o 4 Aug 1944 at Stuttgart AAF, AR
2166 (MSN 2709) W/o 2 Jun 1944 at Blytheville AAF, AR
2174 (MSN 2717) W/o 6 Jan 1944 at Blackland AAF, TX
2181 (MSN 2724) W/o 25 Jul 1944 at Ellington Field, TX
2182 (MSN 2725) W/o 23 Jun 1944 at Jonesville, IN
2183 (MSN 2726) W/o 12 Jul 1944 at Hazen AAAF, AR
2194 (MSN 2737) W/o 17 Oct 1943 at Manila AAAF, AR
2201 (MSN 2744) W/o 1 Dec 1944 at Moro, AR
2205 (MSN 2748) W/o 10 Jul 1944 at Hazen AAAF, AR
2215 (MSN 2758) W/o 1 Mar 1944 at Hazen AAAF
2221 (MSN 2764) W/o 13 Jan 1944 at Stuttgart, AR
2223 (MSN 2766) W/o 19 May 1944 at Stuttgart AAF, AR
2230 (MSN 2773) W/o 6 Aug 1943 at Bridgeport, IL
2240 (MSN 2783) W/o 6 Mar 1944 at Chesterfield, IL
2242 (MSN 2785) W/o 29 Dec 1943 at George Field, IL
2244 (MSN 2787) W/o 14 Jan 1945 at Drummons, TN
2260 (MSN 2803) W/o 13 Nov 1943 at St Ann AAAF, IN
2266 (MSN 2809) W/o 3 Aug 1943 at Matagorda Island, TX
2272 (MSN 2815) experimentally fitted with V-tail in 1945 and redesignated XAT-10A.
2277 (MSN 2820) W/o 11 May 1944 at Stuttgart AAF, AR
2281 (MSN 2824) W/o 23 Jan 1944 at Stuttgart AAF, AR
2285 (MSN 2828) W/o 7 May 1944 at Foster AAF, TX
2287 (MSN 2830) W/o 21 Sep 1944 at Kelly Field, TX
2290 (MSN 2833) W/o 18 Sep 1943 at Camden, AR
2304 (MSN 2847) W/o 29 Nov 1943 at Stuttgart, AR
2305 (MSN 2848) W/o 14 Dec 1943 at Stewart Field, NY
2315 (MSN 2858) W/o 31 Jan 1944 at Stewart Field, NY
2320 (MSN 2863) W/o 12 Nov 1943 at Stewart Field, NY
2337 (MSN 2880) W/o 5 Nov 1943 at George Field, IL
2344 (MSN 2887) W/o 6 Dec 1943 at George Field, IL
2355 (MSN 2898) W/o 30 Oct 1944 at Valdosta, GA
2359 (MSN 2902) W/o 8 Feb 1944 at Freeman Field, IN
2361 (MSN 2904) W/o 2 May 1944 at Freeman Field, IN
2365 (MSN 2908) W/o 21 Nov 1943 at Stuttgart AAF, AR
2370 (MSN 2913) W/o 19 Jan 1944 at Hazen AAAF, AR
2371 (MSN 2914) W/o 6 Apr 1944 at Shaw Field, SC
2374 (MSN 2917) W/o 2 Mar 1944 at Stuttgart AAF, AR
2377 (MSN 2920) W/o 24 Jan 1944 at Stuttgart AAF, AR
2382 (MSN 2925) W/o 25 Jan 1944 at George Field, IL
2385 (MSN 2928) W/o 12 Aug 1944 at Stuttgart AAF, AR
2392 (MSN 2935) W/o 30 Sep 1943 at Stuttgart AAF, AR
2396 (MSN 2939) W/o 17 Oct 1943 at Temple, TX
2398 (MSN 2941) W/o 6 Sep 1943 at Brooks AAAF #4, TX; repaired (?); w/o 19 Jul 1944 at Freeman Field, IN
2405 (MSN 2948) W/o 3 Jun 1944 at Turner AAAF #3, GA
2413 (MSN 2956) W/o 15 Jun 1944 at Hornersville, AR
42-2414 Beech AT-7B
MSN 4790. To CC-CLN, LV-ZIS
42-2415/2513 Beech AT-7
Redesignated T-7 in 1948. Dispositions from Jos Heyman
2415 (MSN 4095) to Chinese AF
2416 (MSN 4096) to Chinese AF
2417 (MSN 4097) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11646 in 1952.
2419 (MSN 4244) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11479 in 1952.
2420 (MSN 4245) transferred to US Navy as SNB-2 BuNo 12366. Remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11647 in 1952.
2421 (MSN 4246) W/o 21 Jun 1943 at Whartom, TX
2422 (MSN 4247) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11648 in 1952.
2423 (MSN 4103) remanufactured by Beech as TC-45G 51-11508 in 1952.
2424 (MSN 4104) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11843 in 1953.
2425 (MSN 4105) W/o 5 Feb 1943 at Clinton, IL
2426 (MSN 4258) remanufactured by Beech as C-45H 52-10925 in 1954.
2427 (MSN 4107) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11649 in 1952.
2428 (HQ 8th AF) DBR at Hethel, England May 24, 1945
2429 used by 8th AF HQ/A Flight and w/o in landing accident at Horsham St. Faith in England Oct 21, 1944
2430 Lend-Lease to Brazil
2431 Lend-Lease to Brazil
2433 (MSN 4113, 2346 AFRTC) damaged in takeoff accident at Hamilton AFB, CA Oct 1, 1950. Remanufactured by
Beech as C-45G 51-11889 in 1953
2434 (MSN 4114) W/o 15 Jul 1944 at Spearfish, SD; repaired (?); wfu; to ZP-CBF
2435 to Mexican AF Aug 1942 as FAM-1
2436 to Mexican AF Aug 1942 as FAM-2
2437 (MSN 4259) To US Navy as SNB-2 67174; conv to SNB-5
2438 MSN 4260. (3380 AMS/3380 AMG) forcelanded 25 mi E of Lafayette, LA May 20, 1951. To civil registry as
N8073H. Now at Pima Air and Space Museum, Tucson, AZ
2439 (MSN 4261, 2589 AFRTC) damaged in landing accident at Dobbins AFB, GA May 20, 1951. Remanufactured by
Beech as C-45H 52-10922 in 1954
2440 (MSN 4262) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11650 in 1952.
2441 (MSN 4263) Lend Lease to Brazil
2442 (MSN 4264) to Colombian AF
2443 (MSN 4265) to Chilean AF
2445 (MSN 4125) W/o 24 Dec 1942 at Eagle Pass, TX
2446 (MSN 4126) W/o 27 May 1943 at Bryan, TX
2447 Lend-Lease to Brazil
2448 Lend-Lease to Brazil
2449 (MSN 4129)
2450 (MSN 4130) remanufactured by Beech as C-45H 52-10839
2453 (MSN 4133) damaged in takeoff accident at Ontario Airport, CA Jan 25, 1950. Remanufactured by Beech as
51-11505 in 1952.
2455 (MSN 4135) damaged in landing accident at Memphis MAP, TN Jan 7, 1950. To N6781C. Remanufactured
by Beech as TC-45G 51-11504 in 1952.
2456 (MSN 4136) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11652 in 1952.
2457 (MSN 4137) to civil registry as N31 in 1946, to N52 in 1951, to N312 in 1951. Preserved at Forney
Transportation Museum, Denver, Colorado
2458 (MSN 4138) To US Navy as SNB-2 67292; conv to SNB-5
2459 (MSN 4139) to Brazil
2460 (MSN 4140) To US Navy as SNB-2 67157
2461 (MSN 4141) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11653 in 1952
2462 (MSN 4142) W/o 7 Jul 1944 at Cliff, TX
2463 (NSN 4143) W/o 30 Mar 1943 at Mountain Home, TX
2464 (MSN 4272) to Chinese AF
2465 Lend-Lease to Brazil
2466 Lend-Lease to Brazil
2467 (MSN 4275) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11654 in 1972.
2468 (MSN 4144) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11470 in 1952.
2469 (MSN 4145) W/o 14 Jun 1943 at Hammond, LA
2470 (MSN 4146) remanufactured by Beech to C-45H 52-10571
2472 (MSN 4148) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11696 in 1952.
2473 (MSN 4149) to Argentine AF
2474 (MSN 4150) modified and redesignated UC-45D. To N1065
2475 (MSN 4151) W/o 24 Aug 1943 at Moody Field, GA
2476 (MSN 4152) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11697 in 1952.
2477 (MSN 4153) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11698 in 1952.
2478 (2536 BU) crashed 5 mi NW of South Bend, IN May 12, 1945
2479 (MSN 4155, 2472 AFRTC) damaged in landing accident at NAS Olathe, KS Dec 16, 1950. Remanufactured by Beech
as C-45H 52-10841 in 1954.
2480 (MSN 4156) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11699 in 1952.
2481 (MSN 4157) (44 AAFBU) damaged in landing accident at Craig Field, AL Dec 23, 1946. To N6280C
2482 (MSN 4158) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11700 in 1952
2483 (MSN 4159) remanufactured by Beech as C-45H 52-10838 in 1954.
2484 (MSN 4160) remanufactured by Beech as C-45H 52-10622 in 1953
2486 Lend-Lease to Brazil
2487 Lend-Lease to Brazil
2488 (MSN 4164) to N58911, N451HC, N58911
2489 (MSN 4165) (2471 AFRTC) forcelanded at Chicago O'Hare Airport, IL Jul 6, 1950. Remanufactured by
Beech as C-45H 52-10817 in 1954.
2490 (MSN 4166) rebuilt Apr 1952 as C-45G 51-11701 with MSN AF-258.
2491 (MSN 4167) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11702 in 1952.
2493 (MSN 4169) (303 AAFBU) crashed 4 mi NE of Gallatin, TN Jan 28, 1946.
2494 (MSN 4170) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11481 in 1952.
2495 (MSN 4171) to N8023H
2496 (MSN 4172) damaged in taxi accident with 433 CTG HQ Sq at Biggs Field, TX Nov 16, 1943.
Converted from AT-7 in 1951. Damaged at Donaldson AFB, SC Jul 7, 1951 in ground
accident.
2497 (MSN 4173) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11703 in 1952
2499 (MSN 4175) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11704 in 1952.
2500 (MSN 4176) to NC53203, N1181
2501 (MSN 4177) to US Navy as SNB-2 67290.
2502 (MSN 4178) remanufactured by Beech as C-45G 51-11474.
2503 (MSN 4179) to Chinese AF
2504 (MSN 4180) to Chinese AF
2505 (MSN 4181) (1 ATG) missing in CBI Theatre May 16, 1944
2506 (MSN 4182) to Chinese AF
2507 (MSN 4183) to Chinese Nationalist AF as AT-110, to B-203 with Far Eastern Air Transport, Taipei
2509 (MSN 4185) to Royal Navy as FR880, based at NAS Anacostia, NAS Patuxent River. Returned to
USAAF in 1946. To NC20, N20, N20D, N79MB. Current in 2011
2510 (MSN 4186) remanufactured by Beecn as C-45G 51-11705
2511 (MSN 4187) remanufactured by Beech as C-45H 52-10828 in 1954.
2512 (MSN 4188) to PI-C397. Ditched off Siquedor Island, Negros, Phillippines Jul 14, 1964.
2513 (MSN 4189) to NX51800, N51800. Seen derelict in Goldman aircraft parts storage yard, Salisbury, MD in 2002.
42-2514/2961 Fairchild PT-19A-FA
Dispositions from Jos Heyman
2514 W/o 14 May 1942 at Francena AAAF #2, T
2516 W/o 15 Jun 1944 at Francena, TX
2517 W/o 30 Dec 1942 at Eureka, TX
2518 ground-looped on takeoff 3/11/1943 Marianna, FL
2520 W/o 13 Jul 1942 at Cimarron Field, OK
2523 W/o 16 Jun 1943 at Mustang Field, OK
2524 W/o 13 Jul 1942 at Cimarron Field, OK
2525 W/o 11 Oct 1943 at Grider Field, AR
2539 W/o 30 Jun 1943 at Bertrand Field, MO
2540 W/o 25 Aug 1943 at La Forge, MO
2560 W/o 26 May 1942 at Moscow, AR
2562 W/o 29 Jun 1942 at Long AAAF, AR
2566 W/o 13 May 1943 at Hot Springs, AR
2570 W/o 31 Jul 1942 at Grider Field, AR
2574 W/o 30 Jul 1942 at Moscow, AR
2576 W/o 13 Apr 1943 at Matthews Field, MO
2579 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 41, later 0191.
2580 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 42, later 0192.
2581 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 43, later 0193.
2582 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 44, later 0194.
2583 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 60, later 0195.
2584 W/o 7 Jan 1943 at Kelly Field, TX
2591 W/o 3 Mar 1943 at Kelly Field, TX
2593 W/o 12 Oct 1942 at Kelly AAAF #5, TX
2597 W/o 1 Jan 1943 at Kelly Field, TX
2600 W/o 10 Apr 1943 at Wetmore, TX
2601 W/o 4 Jun 1942 at Brooks Field, TX
2604 W/o 10 Sep 1942 at Ballinger, TX
2613 W/o 11 Mar 1943 at Coleman, TX
2616 W/o 10 Jun 1943 at Coleman AAAF #2, TX
2618 W/o 22 Mar 1943 at Coleman AAAF 2, TX
2620 W/o 28 Nov 1942 at Francena AAF #2, TX
2623 W/o 27 Aug 1943 at Bruce Field, TX
2626 W/o 3 Oct 1942 at Verden, OK
2628 W/o 25 Apr 1942 at Chickasha Field, OK
2631 W/o 9 Feb 1943 at Chickasha AAAF #3, OK
2633 W/o 5 Jan 1943 at Garner Field, TX
2637 W/o 2 Nov 1942 at Victory Field, TX
2646 W/o 23 Jun 1943 at Melvin, TX
2647 W/o 28 Oct 1943 at Herring Field, TX
2658 W/o 18 Nov 1942 at Hrdlicka AAAF,TX
2663 W/o 22 Apr 1942 at Palmetto, GA
2671 W/o 21 Apr 1943 at Coleman, TX
2673 W/o 13 Apr 1943 at Satellite Field, TX
2674 W/o 23 Jun 1942 at Francena AAAF #2, TX
2675 W/o 9 Mar 1943 at Francena AAAF #1, TX
2676 W/o 20 Oct 1943 at Fort Stockton, TX
2679 W/o 21 Jun 1942 at Francena, TX
2681 W/o 12 Apr 1943 at Francena Field, TX
2684 W/o 28 May 1943 at Chickasha, OK
2693 W/o 27 Apr 1942 at Camp Crowder, MO
2695 W/o 5 Aug 1942 at Cimarron Field, OK
2712 W/o 4 Dec 1942 at Stamford-Arledge Field, TX
2728 W/o 21 Mar 1945 at Shingbwiyang, Burma
2731 W/o 14 Jul 1944 at Alamo Field, TX
2736 W/o 20 Jul 1942 at Matthews Field, MO
2739 W/o 20 Jul 1943 at Curtiss Steinberg Field, IL
2746 W/o 27 Mar 1943 at Marianna, AR
2752 W/o 19 Oct 1943 at Angus, TX
2758 W/o 23 Jun 1944 at Bruce Field, TX
2759 W/o 24 Jun 1942 at Sherman Field, KS
2772 W/o 29 Jun 1942 at Sherman Field, KS
2773 W/o 2 Mar 1944 at Muskogee AAAF #1, OK
2774 W/o 12 Jun 1942 at Sherman Field, KS
2780 W/o 25 Aug 1943 at Ft Stockton, TX
2796 W/o 8 Oct 1942 at Bastrop, LA
2802 on display at Museum of Aviation, Robins AFB, GA in 2009
2803 W/o 28 Mar 1943 at Bruce Field, TX
2807 W/o 21 Jun 1943 at Bruce Field, TX
2810 W/o 10 Dec 1942 at Jones Field, TX
2824 W/o 9 Nov 1943 at Francena, TX
2829 W/o 8 May 1944 at Spur, TX
2844 W/o 17 May 1943 at Francena AAAF #2, TX
2845 W/o 14 May 1943 at Francena AAAF #2, TX
2847 W/o 13 Nov 1942 at Francena Field, TX
2848 W/o 13 Nov 1942 at Francena AAAF #2, TX
2849 W/o 13 Nov 1942 at Francena Field, TX
2853 hard landing Corsicana Field, TX 3/11/1943. W/o 11 Mar 1943 at Francena Field, TX
2854 W/o 14 Mar 1943 at Satellite Field, TX
2856 W/o 12 Sep 1942 at Francena, TX
2861 W/o 1 Apr 1943 at Francena AAAF #3, TX
2873 W/o 28 Aug 1942 at Muskogee, OK
2883 W/o 4 Dec 1942 at Cimmarron Field, OK
2887 W/o 27 Jun 1942 at Grider Field, AR
2895 to civil registry as N57771.
2897 W/o 27 May 1943 at Grider Field, AR
2901 W/o 20 Dec 1943 at Mathews Field, AR
2911 W/o 19 Jul 1943 at Hudson AAAF, TX
2915 W/o 25 Apr 1944 at Avoca, TX
2921 W/o 13 May 1943 at Uvalde AAAF #3, TX
2922 W/o 8 Jan 1943 at Garner Field, TX
2923 (MSN T42-3011) assigned to US Embassy, London, UK. Crashed Jun 29 1946 at Exeter, Devon, UK
2926 W/o 28 Dec 1943 at Garner Field, TX
2927 W/o 21 Apr 1944 at Victory Field, TX
2929 W/o 3 May 1943 at Victory Field, TX
2934 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 45, later 0196.
2935 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 46, later 0197.
2936 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 47, later 0198.
2937 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 48, later 0199.
2938 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 49, later 0200.
2939 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 50, later 0201.
2940 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 51, later 0202
2941 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 52, later 0203
2942 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 53, later 0204
2943 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 54, later 0205.
2944 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 55, later 0206.
2945 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 56, later 0207.
2946 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 57, later 0208.
2947 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 58, later 0209
2948 Lend-Lease to Brazil as FAB 59, later 0210.
2954 W/o 20 May 1943 at Harvey Parks Airport, MO
2955 W/o 18 Sep 1942 at Harvey Parks Airport, MO
2959 W/o 3 Sep 1942 at North AAAF, MO
42-2962/2963 Fairchild PT-23-FA
2962 (MSN T42-6001) to civil registry as N62476. Still active
in 2008.
42-2964/2966 Douglas-Long Beach B-17F-1-DL Fortress
MSN 7900/7902. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
2964 delivered to Wright Field for test purposes Jan 7, 1942, crashed at Frostburg, Maryland Nov 21, 1943, crew baled out OK.
Caused by poor weather and a shortage of gas.
2965 delivered to Wright Field Jul 20, 1942, sustained a landing accident at Walla Walla Aug 5, 1942, repaired. WO Sep 9, 1944.
2966 assigned to the 303rd BG, 360th BS at Bangor Sep 18, 1942, transferred to Molesworth Oct 28, 1942, transferred to
Combat Crew Replacement Center at Bovingdon as a trainer on Jul 4, 1943. Salvaged in the UK after the war,
date not in record..
42-2967/2978 Douglas-Long Beach B-17F-5-DL Fortress
MSN 7903/7914. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
2967 (303rd BG, 360th BS, "Shak Hak") lost Feb 16, 1943. MACR 15116
2968 delivered to West Pakm Beach Dec 1, 1942; assigned to 12th AF, 97th BG, 342nd BS at Tafaraoui on Feb 17, 1943,
transferred to Biskra Dec 25, 1942; transferred to Chateau-du-Rhumel on Feb 8 1943; MIA on mission to
Trapani Apr 13, 1943.
2969 (97th BG, 341st BS) lost Nov 17, 1942. MACR 15097.
2970 (91st BG, 324th BS, "Connecticut Yankee") crashed on return at Winchelsea, UK Sep 6, 1943. Crew OK
2971 delivered to MAD Aug 20, 1942; transferred to New Castle Oct 10, 1942; assigned to the 8th AF at
Wildflower Oct 30, 1942. Never sent to the UK. To RFC at Arledge 1945.
2972 delivered to Tulsa Aug 23, 1942; transferred to Amarillo and wirtten off on Dec 17, 1944
2973 (303rd BG, 360th BS, "Iza Vailable") scrapped Aug 2, 1945
2974 delivered to Geiger Sep 2, 1942; transferred to Ephrata Jan 31, 1943; transferred to Great Falls, Feb 22, 1943;
transferred to Dalhart Aug 7, 1943, assigned to 4100 BU at Patterson Aug 21, 1943; assigned to 330 BU at
Dyresburg Mar 1, 1944; assigned to 327 BU at Drew May 14, 1944. To RFC at Albuquerque, September 5, 1945.
2975 (306th BG, 423rd BS) lost Dec 30, 1942. MACR ???
2976 delivered to Tulsa Aug 1942; transferred to Lockbourn Oct 18, 1942; transferred to Felts Field Oct 29, 1942;
transferred to Salina Dec 16, 1942; transferred to Gowen Mar 21, 1943; transferred to Sioux City Jun 11, 1943;
transferred to Geiger Jul 13, 1943; assigned to the 327 BU at Drew Apr 20, 1944. To RFC at Altus Aug 1, 1945.
2977 delivered to Tulsa Sep 11, 1942; transferred to 351 SD at Pyote Oct 10, 1942; transferred to Grand Island Aug 21, 1942,
transferred to Wayne Nov 5, 1942; transferred to Patterson Nov 20, 1942; transferred to Wayne Dec 16, 1942;
assigned to 233 BU at Davis Monthan Feb 1, 1943; transferred to Romulus Mar 1, 1943; transferred to New Castle
May 5, 1943; transferred to Smyrna Jun 5, 1943; transferred to Roswell Jun 11, 1943; assigned to 327 BU at Drew
Jun 21, 1943; transferred to Hobbs Jul 7, 1943. To RFC at Kingman, January 13, 1945.
2978 assigned to 303BG, 369th BS at Wayne Nov 2, 1942; transferred to Mol;esworth Feb 7, 1943; re-assigned to 381st
BG, 534th BS at Ridgewell Nov 19, 1943, named ("Sis"). RETUS May 1, 1944. Reclaimed for scrap Sep 3, 1946.
42-2979/3003 Douglas-Long Beach B-17F-10-DL Fortress
MSN 7915/7939. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
2979 (483rd BG, 815th BS) lost Apr 16, 1944. MACR 3908
2980 damaged in ground fire at Foggia, Italy Jun 23, 1944
2981 ('Snoozin' Suzan) delivered to West Palm Beach Jan 7, 1943, assigned to 97th BG, 414th BS at Chateau-du-Rummel Jan 30, 1943,
transferred to Pont-du-Fahs Aug 1, 1943, transferred to Depienne Aug 15, 1943, assigned to 99th BG, 348th BS
at Oudna Nov 14, 1943, transferred to Tortorella Dec 11, 1943, logged 15 missions. WO Apr 1, 1944, repaired
Sep 30, 1944. Reclaimed for scrap Apr 8, 1945.
2982 (97th BG, 342nd BS) lost Apr 17, 1943. MACR 3684
2983 delivered to Tulsa Jan 8, 1943, transferred to Pyote Jan 10, 1943, transferred to Pueblo Apr 9, 1943,
transferred to Geiger May 8, 1943, transferred to Moses Lake Jul 17, 1943, transferred to Williams Mar 29, 1944,
transferred to Albuquerque Aug 10, 1944. To RFC at Kingman Jul 1945.
2984 converted to F-9B photo recon aircraft with cameras added and all bombing equipment removed.
Converted to TB-17F. Damaged at Clovis AAF, NM Aug 28, 1945.
2985 (97th BG, 414th BS) shot down by AAA at Naples, Italy Aug 1, 1943. MACR 355. 5 KIA, 5 POW.
2986 delivered to Tulsa Oct 21, 1942, transferred to Sioux City Nov 24, 1942, transferred to Gowen Apr 4, 1943,
transferred to Wendover May 5, 1943, transferred to Casper Jun 9, 1943, transferred to Smokey Hill Jun 14, 1943,
transferred to Sioux City Jul 15, 1943, transferred to Tinker Aug 5, 1943, transferred to Patterson
Jan 30, 1944, transferred to Lockburn Sep 28, 1943. To RFC at Walnut Ridge Oct 15, 1945.
2987 delivered to Tulsa Oct 21, 1942, transferred to Boise Nov 29, 1942. WO Apr 14, 1943
2988 delivered to Tulsa Oct 29, 1942, transferred to Boise Nov 17, 1942, transferred to Salina Jan 3, 1943,
transferred to Walla Walla Mar 21, 1943, transferred to Madras, Oregon Jun 18, 1943, transferred to
Ephrata Aug 9, 1943, transferred to Great Bend Aug 26, 1943, transferred to Tinker Jan 6, 1944, transferred
to Patterson Feb 14, 1944. To RFC at Altus Sep 11, 1945.
2989 delivered to Geiger Nov 4, 1942, transferred to Rapid City Dec 30 1942; transferred to Gore Field Mar 5, 1942,
transferred to Sioux Falls May 9, 1943, transferred to Moses Lake Jun 6, 1943, transferred to San Marco
May 14, 1944, reclaimed for scrap Feb 13, 1946.
2990 (91st BG, 322nd BS, "Dame Satan") shot down by Oblt von Arnim of 123/5(F) at
Montroeul-au-Bois, Belgium Aug 17, 1943. MACR 277. 2 KIA, 4 POW, 4 evaded
2991 assigned to 95th BG at Geiger Dec 1, 1942, transferred to Rapid City Dec 17, 1942, crashlanded at Pierre
Dec 24, 1942, repaired. WO August 26, 1943.
2992 delivered to Long Beach Nov 10, 1942, transferred to Tulsa Dec 20, 1942, transferred to Smyrna Jan 23, 1943,
transferred to Hobbs Feb 3, 1943, transferred to Pueblo Apr 6, 1943, transferred to Hobbs Apr 24, 1943,
transferred to Las Vegas Jun 12, 1943, transferred to Roswell Sep 29, 1943, transferred to Williams
Dec 9, 1943, transferred to La Junta Apr 1, 1944. To RFC at Searcy Field Jul 31, 1945. Sold by War Assets
Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946.
2993 crashed 30 mi SW of Moses Lake, WA Jun 21, 1943. All 8 crew killed.
2994 assigned to 19th BG, 30th BS at Pyote Jun 1, 1943, transferred to Syracuse Apr 9, 1944. To RFC at Altus Jan 7, 1946
2995 delivered to Gowen Mar 12, 1943, transferred to Pyote Jul 27, 1943, transferred to Walker Jun 11, 1943,
transferred to Dalhart Sep 19, 1944. WO Oct 17, 1944, reclaimed for scrap on Jun 7, 1946.
3000 Del Long Beach 16/11/42; Tulsa 9/1/43; Pueblo 9/4/43; Geiger 25/5/43; Gt Falls 7/6/43; Gore
1/7/43; Rapid City 26/7/43; force landed Ardmore 24/2/44; Fairport 29/6/44; Selfridge 26/8/44; Biggs
1/11/44; Jackson 24/2/45; Sioux City 29/8/45; RFC Altus 17/9/45.W/o 24 Feb 1944 at Ardmore AAF, OK
3002 303rd BG, 359th BS, "The Old Squaw", then to 427th BS ran out
of fuel and ditched in English Channel 6 mi SW of Beachy
Head, UK Sep 6, 1943. Crew rescued.
42-3004/3038 Douglas-Long Beach B-17F-15-DL Fortress
MSN 7940/7974. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
3004 Del Tulsa 3/12/42; Ainsworth 21/1/43; Pierre 9/2/43; Rapid City 28/4/43; Pendleton 8/7/43; crashed two
miles west of Pendelton Field, OR Jul 15, 1943; WO 16/7/43.
3005 Del Tulsa Dec 8, 1942; assigned 508BS/351BG Biggs Jan 19, 1943; damaged in landing Jan 22, 1943,
at Oscura Tx, bomb range; repaired and detailed Pueblo Mar 27, 1943; Blythe 13/4/43; McClellan 16/5/43;
Ephrata 19/6/43; Force landed base Aug 17, 1943; Force landed Admore, OK Nov 16, 1943;
Force landed Tinker Mar 1, 1944; Sioux City Jun 24, 1944; W/o Aug 19, 1944; Reclamation complete Jan 3, 1946.
3007 ("Delta Rebel No. 2") with 91st BG used by Capt. Clark Gable for several
combat missions he flew while creating propaganda films. Del Long Beach Nov 25, 1942; Tulsa Dec 3, 1942;
Ainsworth, NB. Jan 20, 1943; Rapid City Apr 10, 1943; Geiger Jun 22, 1943; Harvard Sep 16, 1944;
Davis-Monthan Oct 21, 1944; Peterson Dec 7, 1944; Lincoln Jan 23, 1945; To RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
3008 Del Tulsa Dec 3, 1942; Pocatello Dec 31, 1942; Tinker Feb 4, 1943; Pyote Feb 10, 1943; Tinker Aug 5, 1943; Dalhart
Oct 7, 1943; Dyersburg Oct 14, 1943; force landed Port Columbus Apt Jun 28, 1944; W/o Jul 15, 19/44.
3010 Del Pyote 30/12/42; Biggs 9/2/43; Dalhart 18/3/43; Tinker 27/3/43; Dalhart 20/4/43; Tinker 7/8/43;
Dalhart 19/9/44; Eglin 3/3/45; Pueblo 26/4/45; damaged while parked at Kirtland, NM Jun 3, 1945;
Damaged while parked in ground collision at Kirtland, NM Jun 3, 1945. To RFC at Kingman Oct 27, 1945
3013 Del Tulsa 7/12/42; Del Monte 31/1/43; Sioux City 6/4/43; Gowen 19/4/43; Rapid City crash landed four miles
south east of Sioux City Jul 27, 1943; W/O Aug 5, 1943.
3014 Del Cheyenne 8/12/42; Pyote 7/1/43; crash landed two miles north west of base Apr 19, 1943 due to loss of
power. W/o Apr 27, 19/43.
3016 Delivered Pocatello 24/12/42; Pyote 22/1/43; f/l base w/Allan Neel 12/4/43; Pratt 14/6/43; Dalhart
9/7/44; Memphis 2/12/44; Lincoln 6/1/45; 30BS/19BG Pyote 18/3/45; Mines 24/5/45; To RFC Kingman
Oct 31, 1945.
3017 Del Blythe 26/1/43; Gulfport 16/3/43; McClellan 16/5/43; Ephrata 12/6/43; Force landed at base
Aug 24, 1943; Biggs 29/7/44; W/o at Tatum, NM Dec 5, 1944.
3019 Del Pyote 26/1/43; Pueblo 10/4/43; Geiger 11/5/43; Ephrata 1/7/43; Force landed Spokane
Oct 15, 1943; Alexandria 17/1/44; to RFC Altus Sep 19, 1944.
3022 Del Pyote 26/1/43; Pueblo 6/4/43; Alamogordo 26/4/43; Pyote 15/5/43; crashed 10 miles north east
base Jul 17, 1943.
3023 (379th BG, 525th BS, "Boozeness") shot down by Hptm Wilhelm Gath in Fw 190A-5 of JG 267/2
at Brahe, Germany Jun 25, 1943. 5 KIA, 5 POW. MACR 1365.
3024 (384th BG, 546th BS, *Royal Flush*) shot down by Obfw Ulrich in Fw 190A of EprKdo 25
1 km SW of Neritz, SH, Germany Jul 25, 1943 on mission to Hamburg, Germany. 7 KIA, 3 POW
3025 Del Denver 15/1/43; Blythe 19/5/43; Gulfport, La. 8/8/43; Dalhart 17/9/43; W/o Nov 26, 1944 at
Georgiana, OH ; Reclamation complete Dec 16, 1944.
3028 Del Tulsa 11/1/43; Smyrna 1/2/43; Lincoln 21/4/43; Hobbs 7/5/43; Dow 30/5/43; Hobbs 11/6/43;
Force landed at base 26/6/43; Kelly Jan 2, 1944. Force landed Hobbs Aux Fd Jan 19, 44; Stinson 21/3/44;
Reclamation completed Jan 3, 1946.
3029 (303rd BG, 358th BS, "Wallaroo") lost Jan 14, 1944. MACR 1965
3030 (FR) lost Apr 4, 1943, South Pacific. MACR 5662.
3031 (91st BG, 324th BS, "Nitemare") shot down by Oblt Martin Drewes in Bf 110G-4 of
NJF 1/11 between Rotenburg and Visselhovede, Germany Jul 26, 1943. MACR 201
3034 (306th BG, 368th BS) lost Apr 17, 1943. MACR 15518.
3035 Del Cheyenne 23/1/43; Gowen 13/2/43; Wendover 14/4/43; Rapid City 2/6/43; Ephrata
31/7/43; from Smoky Hill 27/1/45 to Texas; Reclamation complete Feb 9, 1945.
3036 Del Cheyenne 234/1/43; Gowen 13/2/43; Tinker 5/6/43; Dyersburg 17/7/43; W/o Mar 6, 1944 at Princeton, KY .
3037 (384th BG, 544th BS, "Windy City Avenger") abandoned and
crashed at Wakerley, UK while returning from Schweinfurt mission
Oct 14, 1943. Crew OK
42-3039/3073 Douglas-Long Beach B-17F-20-DL Fortress
MSN 7975/8009. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
3040 (91st BG, 323rd BS, *Miss Ouachita*) shot down Feb 21/22, 1944 by
German fighter ace Major Heniz Baer, Germany. MACR 2457.
3041 (384th BG, 544th BS) ran out of fuel and crashed at Compeigne,
France Sep 6, 1943 on mission to Stuttgart, Germany. MACR 773.
9 POW, 1 evaded.
3042 (96th BG, 337th BS) lost May 29, 1943 near Clayes, France on mission
to Rennes. MACR 3984. 7 KIA 3 POW.
3043 (91st BG, 401st BS, "Hitler's Gremlin) ran out of fuel and ditched in English
channel off Uk Aug 17, 1943 on return from Schweinfurt.
Crew rescued
3046 (95th BG, 335th BS "That Frisco Kid" later renamed "Old Jackson" then to 351st BG 510th
BS "Old Jackson"). Ran out of fuel and crashlanded at Woodbridge, UK Jul 30, 1943. Crew OK
3048 (381st BG, 533rd BS) to RFD at Altus, OK Sep 4, 1945
3049 (305th BG, 422nd BS, "Windy City Challanger") shot down by Oblt. Ivo von Lübich-Edler Milowa in
FW-190A of JG 105/2. and exploded at Lieusaint, France Jul 14, 1943. 7 KIA, 4 thrown clear and POW.
MACR 64.
3051 (384th BG, 546th BS, *Hell's Angels*) returned to USA May 8, 1944.
3053 (91st BG, 324th BS, "Desperate Journey") shot down by fighters near Wittmund,
Germany May 21, 1943. MACR 4438 and 4633. 8 KIA, 2 POW
3055 delivered Jan 19, 1943, Homestead Jun 19, 1943, assigned 97th BG Cerignola Dec 20, 1943, Amendola
Jan 16, 1944, transferred to 483rd BG Sterparone Jul 1945. Salvaged Nov 20, 1945.
3056 (379th BG, 527th BS, then to 524th BS) shot down by Fw Mader
in Bf 110G-2 of ZG 76/2 with a rocket at Singhofen, Germany
Oct 14, 1943. MACR 955
3057 (91st BG, 322nd BS) lost Jan 11, 1944. MACR 1918
3060 (385th BG, 548th BS "Hell's Belle", then to 91st BG, 401st BS
"Hell Belle") shot down by Lt Karl-Heinz Kempf in Bf 109G-6 of
JG 26/II and crashlanded at Boich, Gerrmany Dec 1, 1943.
MACR 1319. 10 POW.
3061 to RFC at Altus, OK Oct 4, 1945
3062 w/o in forced landing on Hayle beach, England Apr 5, 1943
3063 (94th BG, 410st BS) shot down in attack on Kiel Jun 13, 1943. 1 crew POW, rest KIA. MACR 6142.
3065 (2nd BG, 429th BS) damaged by AAA and shot down by BF 109G-6 1
mi SE of Valle Aurina, Italy Dec 19, 1943. MACR 1529. 5 KIA, 5 POW.
3067 Del Cheyenne Jan 30, 1943; Walla Walla Mar 5, 1943; Force landed Pendleton, OR Jun 2, 1943;
Force landed Madras, OR Jun 27, 1943.
3069 Del Cheyenne Jan 30, 1943; Assigned to 332BS/94BG [XM-A] Bangor Apr 14, 1943; Rougham Jun 1943; transferred to
544BS/384BG [SU-F] Grafton Underwood Jul 12, 1943, named *Passes Cancelled*. Shot down and
crashed in Denmark Jul 25, 1943 on mission to Hamburg, Germany. 10 POW. No MACR
3071 (94th BG, 331st BS) shot down by Fw. Wilhelm Flegel von Farnholz of JG 2/6. and Oblt. Georg-Peter
Eder of JG 2/12. in Bf 109G-6's at Le Bourget, Paris, France Jul 14, 1943. 3 KIA, 2 POW, 5
evaded. MACR 113
3072 returned to USA Jun 5, 1944
3073 (91st BG, 401st BS) lost Feb 21, 1944, Germany. MACR 2463
42-3074/3148 Douglas-Long Beach B-17F-25-DL Fortress
MSN 8010/8084. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
3075 (384th BG, 546th BS, *Longhorn*) shot down by AAA and crashed at Wesel, LS. Germany Jul 25, 1943
on mission to Hamburg, Germany. 2 KIA, 8 POW.
3076 crashlanded at Hawkinge, UK Jul 28, 1943
3077 (487th BG) crashed near Ruvo, Italy Nov 28, 1944
3078 (*Winsome Winn*, 381st BG, 534th BS) shot down by flak and fighters
and crashed in Schiffweiler, Saarland, Germany Jan 7, 1944.
2 KIA, 8 POW. MACR 1873.
3079 (95th BG, 335th BS, then to 91st BG, 323rd BS) shot down by Uffz Rudolf Wirtgen in Fw 190A of JG 2/1
at Saint-Hilaire-de-Riez, France Sep 16, 1943. MACR 550.
1 KIA, 8 POW, 1 evaded.
3080 scrapped at Kingman, AZ Oct 20, 1945
3081 scrapped at Stillwater, OK Jun 25, 1945
3082 delivered Cheyenne Mar 3, 1943, to Presque Isle Apr 8, 1943. Assigned to 94th B G, 333rd BS at Rougham
Jun 120, 1943, named "Double Trouble". Damaged by fighter over St Dizier and
crashlanded at Margate, Kent, UK Oct 4, 1943. Salvaged.
3083 (2nd BG, 429th BS, "Miss Carriage") shot down by a Bf 109G-6 and crashed into sea 47 km S of Porto
Empedocle, Sicily, Italy Jul 8, 1943 on mission to Gerbini, Italy. Crew baled out, but 9 KIA,
1 rescued. MACR 204
3084 (306th BG, 368th BS) shot down by Hptm Erwin Clausen in Fw 190A-6 of JG 11/1 Stab over
Kiel Bay 20 km E of Kappeln, Germany Jul 29, 1943. MACR 121. 9 KIA 1 POW.
3085 (94th BG, 331st BS, "Helno Gal") badly damaged by flak at Emden, Germany and crashed near
North Weald, UK May 21, 1943. Salvaged
3087 (384th BG, 547th BG, *Clean Cut*) MIA 2/22/1944 on mission to Aschersleben, Germany.
MACR 2466.
3088 (384th BG, 544th BG, *Sugar Puss*) shot down by Oblt Franz Nels in Bf 109G-6 of JG 26/III Stab
near Harsefel, 15 km S of Stade, Germany Jul 25, 1943 on mission to Hamburg, Germany. 5 KIA, 5 POW
3090 delivered Cheyenne Feb 6, 1943. Force landed due to fuel exhaustion in Whites Marsh, Clonakilty,
Ireland Apr 7, 1943. They had taken off that morning from Marrakesh en route to join the 8th Air
Force at a base in England. A storm and a misleading radio report threw them off-course. Flown out a
month later. Assigned to 334th BS, 95th BG at Alconbury May 2, 1943. Transferred to 359th BS, 351st BG
at Polebrook Jun 17, 1943, named "T'aint a Bird". Damaged in battle Nov 10, 1943. Sent to 2 BAD CCRD
on return. Salvaged Jun 18, 1945
3091 (305th BG, 422th BS) participated in night RAF raid on Frankfurt and shot
down by Maj Wilhelm Herget in Bf 110G-4 of NJG 4/1 Stab and crashed
at Gross Karben, Germany Oct 4, 1943. MACR 785. 5 KIA, 5 POW.
3092 (381st BG, 533rd BS, "Strato Sam") shot down by Hptm
Herman Staiger in BF 109G-6 of JG-26 near Pesch, Germany Aug 17, 1943
during Schweinfurt raid. MACR 399. 1 KIA, 9 POW
3093 (351st BG, 510th BS, "Nobody's Darlin") crash-landed battle
damaged on coast of Burnham-on-Sea Dec 31, 1943. Salvaged
Jan 3, 1944.
3094 scrapped at Kingman, AZ Jan 14,1945
3095 (95th BG, 412th BS, "Peggy Ann") scrapped at Bush Field, GA
May 23, 1945
3096 (301st BG, 352nd BS) scrapped at Bush Field, GA May 9, 1945.
3097 (385th BG, 549th BS, 'Ground Hog') damaged by AAA and shot down
by Fw Wilhelm Mayer in Fw 190A-6 of JG 26/7 at
Fresnicourt-le-Dolmen, France Dec 30, 1943. MACR 1898.
2 KIA, 6 POW, 2 evaded.
3098 (301st BG, 353rd BS) lost Jan 11, 1944. MACR 1832.
3099 (379th BG, 527th BS) lost Jun 11, 1943. MACR 1368.
3100 Del Denver Feb 11, 1943; Presque Is Apr 27, 1943; Assigned 334BS/95BG Alconbury May 1, 1943; transferred to 532BS/381BG
[VE-A1] Ridgewell Jul 20, 1943. Damaged by AA then shot down by Uffz Dernst Florian in Fw 190A of JG 1/1
Stab and crashlanded into Zutphenseweg street between De Kar es Aspppen, Holland Jul 30, 1943. MACR 129.
1 KIA, 9 POW
3101 (381st BG, 533rd BS, MS-T *Man 'O War*) shot down Aug 19, 1943 near Old-Rozenburg, Netherlands by
flak and fighters during raid on Gilze Rijen. MACR 662.
3103 Delivered Cheyenne Feb 16, 1943; Assigned to 334BS/95BG Memphis; Crash landed Kansas City Apt.
Apr 7, 1943; repaired, but stayed USA. Recl Comp Jul 17, 1945.
3104 (94th BG, 333rd BS, "Raider"). 384 BG site shows this as assigned to its 547 Sq and MIA Aug 12, 1943, mission to
Gelsenkirchen, Germany
3105 damaged in landing accident at Llanbedr, Wales Sep 3, 1944
3106 (351st BG, 508th BS) crashlanded on takeoff at Polebrook
Aug 13, 1943. Salvaged
3107 (96th BG, 337th BS) lost Jun 13, 1943. MACR 3687 and 2458
3108 delivered Denver Feb 13, 1943; Assigned 335BS/95BG Kearney Mar 12, 1943; electric fire caused ship to
crash land at Bogalusa, LA. Mar 23, 1943. W/O Mar 25, 1943..
3109 (94th BG, 332nd BS, "Stud Duck") scrapped Jun 22, 1945
3110 (95th BG, 335th BS) shot down by Lt Horst Grimm in Bf 109G-4 of JG 27/2
at Drieborg, Netherlands May 21, 1943. MACR 4907. 4 KIA, 9 POW
3111 (95th BG, 335th BS, "The Brass Rail") then to 91st BG, 324th
BS "Local Girl"). Shot down by Hptm Paul-August Stolte in
Bf 109G-6 of JG3/6 near Weiwerd, Netherlands Sep 27, 1943. MACR 667
4 KIA, 6 POW.
3112 (301st BG, 352nd BS) scrapped Dec 7, 1945
3113 (379th BG, 525th BS) lost May 29, 1943. MACR 1292
3114 (379th BG, 525th BS) lost Jun 11, 1943. MACR 1295
3115 (95th BG, 335th BS) shot down by Obfw Otto Bach in Fw 190A-4 of JG 1/5
and crashed on Beveland Island near Kats, Netherlands May 14, 1943.
MACR 4908. 10 KIA.
3116 (92nd BG, 407th BS) shot down by Fw Peter Ahrens in Fw 190A-5 of JG 26/3 at Schelluinen,
Netherlands Jul 28, 1943. MACR 373. 2 KIA, 8 POW.
3117 delivered Long Beach Feb 19, 1943; La Guardia May 4, 1943; Scott Fd Aug 17, 1943; Force landed Walker, Ks
Jan 8, 1944. When parked hit by 42-5083 Walker Apr 21, 1944; Assigned 95BG (not to GB); W/O Aug 15, 1944; Reclamation complete
Jan 3, 1946.
3118 (381st BG, 534th BS, "The Green Hornet") crashed out of control Goslar, Germany Jan 11, 1944. MACR 1875
3119 (91st BG, 322nd BS, "Desteny's Tot") badly damaged by fighters and ditched in North Sea off
Norfolk coast, UK Jul 26, 1943. 10 rescued.
3120 (351st BG) returned to USA Jun 18, 1944
3121 crashed due to engine failure 30 mi off Bathurst, England
Apr 5, 1943.
3122 (384th BG, 545th BS, *April's Fool*) shot down by AAA at Glashutte, Hamburg, Germany
Jul 25, 1943 on mission to Hamburg, Germany. 10 POW. A photo of the crashed plane showed up on EBay
3123 (381st BG, 535th BS, "Worry Wart/Ron Chee") shot down by Oblt
Friedrich Freyschmidt in Bf 110G-2 of ZG 26/8 and crashed
Fladderlohhausen, 10 mile SE of Quakenbruck
near Bremen, Germany Oct 8, 1943. Ten crew KIA. MACR 1396
3124 (303rd BG, 427th BS) ashed into summit of
Arenig Fawr Mountain, Snowdonia, Wales, UK while on night
cross-country training flight Aug 4, 1943. 8 killed.
3125 (381st BG) shot down by fighters near Madeburg 3/6/1944.
3126 delivered Cheyenne Feb 20, 1943; Blythe Mar 5, 1943; crashed 20 miles SE of base Apr 26, 1943; W/O Apr 27, 1943.
3127 (306th BG, 367th BS) damaged and crashed in UK May 21, 1943.
3128 crashed at Grindavik, Iceland Apr 17, 1943
3130 (94th BG, 331st BS) shot down by Obfw Helmut Ruffler in
Bf 109G-6 of JG 3/4 at Leunen, Netherlands Oct 20, 1943.
8 KIA, 2 POW. MACR 902
3131 (303rd BG, 427th BS, "Flak Wolf" aka "Winnie the Pooh") lost Jan 11, 1944. MACR 1966
3132 (379th BG) lost between Gander and UK Apr 23, 1943. MACR 3726
3136 Del Cheyenne 26/2/43; Presque Is 8/4/43; Assigned to 511BS/351BG [DS-P] Polebrook 5/6/43
EIGHT BALL. Crashlanded in eastern Holland after being hit by AAA Feb 22, 1944. MACR 2772
3137 (301st BG, 353rd BS) shot down by AAA at Eleusina, Athens, Greece Dec 8, 1943.
MACR 1481. 3 KIA, 6 POW.
3138 (379th BG, 527th BS) lost Jun 11, 1943. MACR 1357
3139 delivered Long Beach Feb 22, 1943; Spokane Aug 15, 1943; Crash landed Fairfax Field, KS May 28, 1944; W/O May 30, 1944
3140 (351st BG, 509th BS, "Patty Ann II") ditched in English
Channel due to mechanical failure Dec 1, 1943. MACR 1550.
7 killed, 3 rescued.
3141 (351st BG) declared war weary, returned to USA Mar 31, 1944
3142 (306th BG, 368th BS, "Buttercup") crashed due to bad weather at
Great Halsey, England Nov 13, 1943. 10 killed.
3143 (379th BG, 524th BS) forcelanded due to fuel starvation
near Bundoran, Ireland May 10, 1943.
3144 (301st BG) shot down over Austria Apr 2, 1944. MACR 4197.
3145 delivered Cheyenne Feb 24, 1943, to Dow Field Apr 20,1943. Assigned to 379th BG, 527th BS at Kimbolton, named
"The Gremlin". Ran out ofuel and ditched in English Channel Sep 6, 1943. Crew rescued.
3147 (97th BG, 341st BS, "Homesick Angel") shot down by AAA over
Istres, France Nov 16, 1943. MACR 1195. 9 KIA, 1 POW.
3148 (379th BG, 526th BS) lost Jun 11, 1943. MACR 1369
42-3149/3188 Douglas-Long Beach B-17F-30-DL Fortress
MSN 8085/8124. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
3150 (351st BG, 511th BS, "Foul Ball") ran out of fuel and ditched
in English Channel off Beachy Head, UK Sep 6, 1943. Crew swam ashore.
3152 (351st BG, 508th BS, "Sleepy Lagon") shot down by Lt Ernst Weiss in Bf 110G-4 of NJG 3/6 6km
W of Kappeln, Germany on raid to Anklam Oct 9, 1943. MACR 876. 1 KIA, 9 POW.
3153 ("The Devil's Daughter")
3155 delivered Denver Mar 2, 1943; Assigned 333BS/94BG May 1943; Tinker Jun 2, 1943; Galveston Aug 4, 1943; Crashed 10
miles W Palmer Lake, Co Feb 26, 1944; W/O Feb 28, 1944.
3156 delivered Cheyenne Mar 3, 1943; Assigned to 407BS/92BG [PY-Y]; transferred to Morrison May 2, 1943; Assigned to 49BS/2BG
Chateau-du-Rhumel Jun 2, 1943; Ain M'Lila Jun 17, 1943; Massicault Jul 31, 1943; Crashed on takeoff at Massicault,
Tunesia Nov 9, 1943, no injuries. Salvaged
3157 (301st BG) lost Jul 26, 1944, Austria. MACR 7138
3158 (303rd BG, 427th BS, "Max") lost Apr 29, 1944. MACR 4471
3159 delivered Denver Mar 3, 1943; Assigned to 94BG 27/5/43; Morrison Jul 2, 1943; Assigned to 96BS/2BG Massicault Aug 25, 1943;
transferred to 32BS/301BG Oudna Nov 14, 1943; Cerignola Dec 7, 1943; W/o 7 Jan 1944 at Cerignola, Italy, to Lucera
Feb 1, 1944; to depot Jun 4, 1944; Sal Sep 6, 1944.
3160 to RCAF as Fortress II 9202, delivered Dec 6, 1943. Purchased for use by No. 168 Heavy
Transport Squadron, Rockcliffe, for mail flights to Europe and North Africa. Flew first mission on Dec 22, 1943.
Crashed near Muenster, Germany, en route to Poland with medical supplies Nov 4, 1945
3162 delivered Cheyenne Mar 5, 1943; Dow Fd Apr 9, 1943; Assigned to 332BS/94BG [XM-C] BLACK JACK Bassingbourn
Apr 18, 1943; then BLOOPY BLOOMERS; transferred to 401BS/91BG [LL-A] Bassingbourn Jul 15, 1943 "Buccaneer") hit in midair by the crashing
B-17F 42-29587 and ditched into North Sea 30 mi W of Hague, Netherlands
Aug 12, 1943. MACR 259. Crew picked up by a German boat, 10 POW.
3163 delivered Denver Apr 4, 1943; Dalhart Jun 6, 1943; Crash landed at Dalhart AAB, TX Jun 29, 1943 . Salvaged
3165 (92nd BG, 407th BS) shot down by Obfw. Anton-Rudolf Piffer in
Fw 190A of JG 1/2 at Upsusen, SE of Bremen, Germany
Nov 26, 1943. MACR 1385. 7 KIA, 3 POW.
3166 (301st BG, 32nd BS) lost Jan 27, 1944. MACR 2058
3167 (379th BG, 527th BS, *Ye Olde Pub*) badly damaged by AAA and
fighters on raid on Bremen Dec 20, 1943. Crew turned for
home when discovered by Lt Franz Stigler of JG 27/6. He did
not shoot and instead escorted the plane to the North Sea, then
saluted and flew away. The plane landed safely in UK, but too
badly damaged to fly again. 1 KIA, 4 injured.
3168 delivered Cheyenne Mar 8, 1943; Morrison Apr 29, 1943; Assigned 97BG Chateau-du-Rhumel May 24, 1943; transferred to
348BS/99BG Tortorella May 3, 1944; to depot May 9, 1944; RetUS Rome Aug 17, 1944; W/o 7 Nov 1944 at Troupsburg, NY. Salvaged Nov 23, 1944.
3169 delivered Cheyenne Mar 8, 1943; Memphis Apr 8, 1943; Assigned 385BG Gt Ashfield Apr 13, 1943; transferred to
369BS/306BG [WW-S] Thurleigh 18/6/43; to RAF Feb 3, 1944 as Fortress II SR379 for use by 214 Sqn. wfu 11 Mar 1947
3170 (301st BG, 353rd BS) crashed into sea due to mechanical failure 8 km NW of Vententone
Island, Italy Jul 27, 1943. MACR 339. All bailed out but 9 KIA, 1 POW.
3171 (92nd BG, "The Blivit") crashed at Shiplake, UK Oct 14, 1943.
3173 (351st BG, 511th BS, *Spare Ball*) brought down over Holland by bomb dropped from
Bf 109G on mission to Wilhelmshaven May 15, 1943, Germany.
3174 (99th BG, 416th BS) lost May 25, 1943. MACR 16451
3175 (379th BG, 524th BS, "The Ha") shot down during attack on Hamburg, Germany Jul 25, 1943. MACR 1766. 10 POW.
3176 (379th BG, 527th BS, "Lady Astrid") shot down by Obfw Grunert in Bf 110G-2
of ZG 76/4 at Dornheim, Bavaria, Germany Oct 14, 1943.
6 KIA, 4 POW. MACR 954
3177 delivered Cheyenne Mar 11, 1943; Dow Fd Apr 15, 1943; Assigned 351BG Polebrook Apr 26, 1943; transferred to
337BS/96BG [AW-K] HELLER'S ANGEL Andrews Field, then THE HELLION /43; 535BS/381BG [MS-O]
Ridgewell Jul 15, 1943; to RAF on 3 Feb 1944 as Fortress II SR376 for use by 214 Sqn. wfu 11 Mar 1947
3178 delivered Cheyenne Mar 11, 1943; Smoky Hill Mar 24, 1943; Assigned to 348BS/99BG Navarin May 20, 1943; Oudna
Aug 4, 1943; Tortorella Dec 11, 1943; transferred 483BG Tortorella Mar 31, 1944; 414BS/97BG Amendola May 6, 1944; crash landed Corsica
May 30, 1944. Salvaged
3179 (99th BG, 347th BS, "California Comet") crashed Ragusa, Sicily Nov 18, 1943
3180 (381st BG, 533rd BS, *Forget Me Not II*) damaged by fighter
and crashed into North Sea off Germany Oct 9, 1943. MACR 888.
10 KIA.
3182 to Kingman AAF for storage, sold for salvage Jul 1, 1946
3183 (92nd BG, 327th BS) crashed due to onboard fire near
Crowland, England Sep 23, 1943. 3 killed, 7 bailed out.
3184 delivered Cheyenne Mar 12, 1943; Memphis 4/9/43; Ass 407BS/92BG [PY-C/Q] Alconbury 24/4/43;
slight mid-air collision w/42-29853 Jul 21, 1943. shot down by enemy aircraft Dec 22, 1943 bellied in safely at De
Haar Farm, near Bornerbroek, Holland.. MACR 1711
3185 delivered Cheyenne Mar 13, 1943, to Bangor May 21, 1943. Assigned to 407th BS, 92nd BG at Alconbury in 1943.
Transferred to Warton Aug 2,1943. Transferred to 94th BG, 333rd BS at Rougham, named "Queen Bee".
Shot down by Oblt Gerd Schaedle in Bf 109G-6 of JG 2/5 2 km N
of Langlet, France Nov 26, 1943. MACR 1125. 2 KIA, 7 POW, 1 evaded.
3186 (92nd BG, 407th BS) damaged by fighters and crashlanded 30-50 km N of Bordeaux, France Dec 31, 1943 after no. 4
engine ran away and feathering mechanism failed to work. MACR 1671 and 1959.
4 POW, 6 evaded.
3187 (94th BG, 410th BS) crashed in Baltic Sea S of Langeland,
Denmark Jun 13, 1943. 1 POW, 6 MIA, 3 KIA.
3188 (384th BG, 544th BS, *Miss Carriage*) shot down on mission to Villacoublay, France by Fw. Martin Brendel
in FW-190A-4 of JG 2/1. at La Chapelle-Hareng, France Jun 26, 1943. 5 KIA, 4 POW, 1 evaded. MACR 15568.
42-3189/3228 Douglas-Long Beach B-17F-35-DL Fortress
MSN 8125/8164. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
3190 (94th BG, 331st BS, "Nip 'n Tuck") shot down by Lt. Horst Zettel in FW-190A of JG 2/I. Stab and crashlanded at
Berengeville-la-Campagne, France Jul 14, 1943. 4 POW, 6 evaded. MACR 114.
3192 (303rd BG, 358th BS) lost Aug 19, 1943, Zuider Zee, Holland. MACR 284.
Wreckage located 1983;Raamsdonkveer
3193 delivered Cheyenne Mar 19, 1943, Hobbs Apr 21, 1943; Sioux City Mayu 8, 1943; Force landed Carlsbad a/f NM, Jul 9, 1943;
WO Jul 11. 1943 at Carlsbad AAF, NM .
3194 (95th BG, 334th BS, "Little Hell") damaged by flak Aug 17, 1943 while
returning from mission to Regensburg and crashed at Santa
Margherita, Italy. MACR 400. 4 KIA, 6 POW
3195 (305th BG, 366th BS) shot down by Obfw Heckmann in Fw 190A
of JG 1/1 at Waldenrath, Germany Oct 14, 1943. 4 KIA,
6 POW. MACR 916
3197 delivered Cheyenne Mar 17, 1943; Ft Sumner Apr 21, 1943; Roswell May 28, 1943; Force landed Hobbs, NM Jun 7, 1943; RFC Altus ? .
3198 (92nd BG, 407th BS) ran out of fuel and crashlanded at Penhurst,
UK Sep 6, 1943. 3 injured.
3199 (379th BG, 524th BS, "Calamity Jane") shot down by Hptm
Walter Hoeckner in Fw 190A-6 of JG 1/II Stab near
Lindlar, Germany Aug 12, 1943. MACR 905. 5 KIA, 5 POW
3201 delivered Cheyenne Mar 13, 1943; 3017 BU Hobbs Apr 2, 1943; Force landed base Jun 2, 1943;
Force landed four miles NE Brown Fd, TX
Jan 24, 1944; RFC Altus 20/2/45.
3202 Del Cheyenne Mar 19, 1943; Memphis Apr 7, 1943; Assigned to 92BG Alconbury Apr 24, 1943; transferred to
334BS/95BG [BG-A] Horham May 15, 1943; Named "Blondie". Battle damage over Kiel Jun 13, 1943 , (10RTD);
two engines out, Crash landed at Rackheath A/fd, Suffolk..
3204 delivered Cheyenne Mar 20, 1943; to 3017 BU Hobbs Apr 2, 1943; Roswell Mah 23, 1943; Lowry Jun 20, 1943;
crashed a mile N of Hobbs, NM Dec 19, 1943; W/O Dec/ 20, 1943.
3206 (95th BG, 338th BS) downed Jun 13, 1943 on mission to Kiel
Harbor. MACR 15199.
3207 delivered Cheyenne Mar 22, 1943; Dow Fd Apr 15, 1943; Assigned to 94BG Bassingbourn Apr 25, 1943; transferred tp
422BS/305BG [JJ-Q/G] Chelveston Jul 14, 1943; W/o 27 Dec 1943 at Chelveston, UK. To 486BG Sudbury Jul 16 1944.
Salvaged Jun 26, 1945. MONKEY'S UNCLE.
3209 (306th BG, 367th BS, "Janell") shot down by fighter and
crashed near Ghent, Belgium Jun 22, 1943. 1 KIA, 9 POW.
3210 delivered Cheyenne Mar 25, 1943; Dow Fd Apr 13, 1943; Assigned to 323BS/91BG Bassingbourn May 18, 1943; A flare
caught fire in nose at Bassingbourn while taxying for a practice mission Jun 2, 1943. Salvaged Jul 6, 1943.
3211 (381st BG, 535th BS, "T.S.") damaged in midair collision and crashlanded at RAF Manston Jul 14, 1943.
Crew OK. Broken up for salvage parts.
3212 (379th BG, 527th BS) crashed on return to Framilington, UK Jul 30, 1943. MACR 1364. 10 killed.
3213 delivered Cheyenne Mar 25, 1943; La Guardia Apr 10, 1943; Assigned 92BG Alconbury Aor 24, 1943; transferred to
335BS/95BG [OE-W] Framlingham May 19, 1943; trannsferred to 323BS/91BG [OR-M] Bassingbourn Jun 16, 1943;
MIA Le Bourget Aug 16, 1943. Internal explosion severing #1 & #2 control cables, so turned back but
ditched Channel 4 mi off UK coast. Crew rescued by ASR taken to Newhaven, Sussex. No MACR.
3214 (306th BG, 423rd BS) shot down by fighters May 21, 1943. MACR 16173. 3 KIA, 7 POW
3215 (381st BG, 533rd BS, *Linda Mary*) crashed Mar 6, 1944, Magdeburg, Germany. MACR 3000
3216 (384th BG, 545th BS, *The Joker*) shot down by Uffz Hans Ahrend
in Fw 190A-6 of JG 2/3 at Rambluzin-et-Benoite-Vaux, France
Oct 14, 1943 on mission to Schweinfurt, Germany. 7 KIA, 3
evaded. MACR 841
3217 (MSN 8153, 381th BG, 535rd BS, *Georgia Rebel*) damaged by flak over Norway and
crashlanded at Vannacka, Sweden Jul 24, 1943. MACR 132. 1 killed, 9 interned, later returned.
3218 (384th BG, 545th BS, "Doris Mae")
3219 (94th BG, 333rd BS, "Dear Mom") shot down by a fighter over North Sea near Helgoland, Germany Jul 17, 1943.
10 KIA. MACR 93
3220 (381st BG, 535 BS, *Damfino*) shot down by Uffz Aulenbacher
in Bf 109G-5 of JG 50/2 Aug 17, 1943 and crashed Marksteinach, Germany.
MACR 384. 10 POW
3221 (381st BG, 534th BS, "Whaletail") 3 engines went out and
bellylanded 3 mi from Thetford, UK Jul 29, 1943. No injuries.
Salvaged.
3222 (384th BG, 545th BS, *Deuces Wild*) shot down by enemy fighter
Aug 17, 1943 on mission to Schweinfurt, Germany and crashed
at Sickerhausen. MACR 292. 2 KIA, 8 POW.
3223 (381st BG, 533rd BS, "Red Hot Riding Hood") exploded midair and crashed at Rattlesden Airfield, UK
during aircraft assembly after takeoff Jul 14, 1943. 6 killed, 3 injured, 1 OK.
3225 (381st BG, *Chug Alug LuLu*) shot down by Hptm Kurt
Buhlingen in Bf 109G-6 of JG 2/II Stab at Tongeren, Belgium
Aug 17, 1943. MACR 378. 6 POW, 4 evaded.
3226 (381st BG, 533rd BS, "Linda Mary") damaged by Fw 190A of JG 26/II and crash-landed at North Foreland,
UK Jun 22, 1943. Salvaged Jul 1, 1943.
3227 (534th BS, 381st BG) damaged by fighter Aug 17, 1943 on Regensburg raid and
crashed near Ulestraten, Netherlands. MACR 661. 10 POW.
42-3229/3283 Douglas-Long Beach B-17F-40-DL Fortress
MSN 8165/8219. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
3229 (100th BG, *Pasadena Nina*) shot down by Obfw Adolf Glunz in Fw 190A-6 of
JG 26/5 at Kootwijkerbroek, Netherlands om mission to Munseter
Oct 10, 1943. MACR 1021. 2 KIA, 7 POW, 1 evaded.
3230 (384th BG, 545th BS, *Yankee Powerhouse II*) shot down by
enemy fighter at Weiler, Near Bingen, Germany Aug 17, 1943
on mission to Schweinfurt, Germany. MACR 293. 10 POW
3231 (384th BG, 545th BS, *The Inferno*) shot down by Obfw Detlef
Luth in Fw 190A of JG 1/4 near Liblar, Germany Aug 12, 1943
on mission to Gelsenkirchen, Germany. MACR 287. 4 KIA, 6 POW
3232 (100th BG, 350th BS, *Flak Happy*) damaged on mission to Regensburg Aug 17, 1943 and crashed
at Ghedi, Italy. MACR 676. 2 KIA, 7 POW, 1 evaded
3233 (100th BG, 350th BS, *Our Baby*) shot down by flak and fighters
near Essen, NW of Quackenbruck, Germany on mission to Bremen
Oct 8, 1943. MACR 950. 11 POW.
3234 (100th BG, 351st BS, *Little Mike*) Damaged during mission to Munster Oct 10, 1943.
Salvaged Oct 13, 1943
3235 (384th BG, 545th BS, *Lakanuki*) shot down by Uffz Wolfgang Ortlepp in Fw 190A-5 of JG 2/Stab Jul 4, 1943
on mission to Le Mans (Sarthe), France. MACR 4495.
Plane fell in the village of Poille dur Vegre (Sarthe). 9 KIA,
One evaded with French Resistance.
3237 delivered Cheyenne Apr 5,1 943, to Dow Field May 30,1943. Assigned to 418th BS/100th BG at
Podington May 31, 1943, to Thorpe Abbots Jun 9, 1943. (100th BG, 418th BS, "Stymie") one engine failed
and turned back then hit by rocket fired from a fighter and crashlanded at Aalten, Netherlands
on mission to Munster Oct 10, 1943. MACR 1030. 10 POW.
3239 delivered Cheyenne Apr 16, 1943; Lockbourn Apr 18, 1943; Force landed base Dec 11, 1943; Crash landed
Lockbourn, OH Apr 22, 1944; WO Apr 28, 1944.
3242 delivered Cheyenne Apr 6, 1943; to Lockbourn. Crash landed base Aug 31, 1943; to 2114 BU
Lockbourn Oct 14, 1943; W/o May 11, 1945 at Winchester, OH Reclamation Completed Jun 1, 1945.
3244 (97th BG) lost Apr 2, 1944. MACR 3639
3246 delivered Cheyenne Apr 7, 1943; Bolling May 2, 1943; Spokane May 3, 1943; Gt Falls Jun 6, 1943; 225 BU Rapid
City Apr 29, 1944;W/o 28 Jul 1944 at Rapid City AAB, SD to RFC Ontario Aug 27 1945
3247 delivered Cheyenne Apr 8, 1943; Moses Lake Jun 4, 1943; Crashed Drew Fd Apr 4, 1944; WO Apr 6, 1944
3248 delivered Cheyenne Apr 7, 1943; Hobbs Jun 8, 1943; W/o 15 Nov 1943 at Hobbs AAF, NM .
3249 delivered Denver Apr 12, 1943; Presque Is May 25, 1943; Assigned to 413BS/96BG Andrews Fd May 31, 1943;
Shot down by enemy aircraft during raid on Bremen Dec 16, 1943 and crashed into Zuider Zee, Holland
MACR 1569. 10 KIA.
3250 delivered Denver Apr 8, 1943; Lockbourn Apr 18, 1943; 2137 BU Hendricks Jul 16, 1943. Converted to TB-17F.
Damaged in takeoff accident at Hendricks Field, FL Mar 7, 1945
W/o 7 Mar 1945. To RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 24, 1945.
3251 (97th BG) lost Jan 11, 1944. MACR 2028
3256 delivered Cheyenne Apr 13, 1943; Dyersburg Apr 17, 1943; W/o 17 May 1943 at Dyersburg AAB, TN .
3257 delivered Cheyenne Apr 13, 1943; Tinker Nov 5, 1943; W/o 22 Jan 1944 at Alexandria, LA
3258 (379th BG, 527th BS) shot down by AA at Bremen, Germany Oct 8, 1943.
MACR 959. 10 POW.
3259 (384BG) named "Snafu" when assigned to 546 Sq; named "Alabama Whirlwind" after transfer to 545 Sq
Mar 1, 1944.
3260 (100th BG, 349th BS, *Angel's Tit*) shot down by Fw Edgar Dorre in Bf 109G-4/R6 of JG 26/9 over
North Sea 30 km N of Langeoog, Germany on mission to Bremen Jun 25, 1943. 9 KIA, 1 POW. MACR 271
3261 (96th BG, 413th BS, "Short Strike IV") shot down by AAA near
Hamburg, German Dec 13, 1943. MACR 1655. 3 KIA, 7 POW.
3263 ("Slightly Dangerous"
3264 (95th BG, 335th BS) shot down by AAA over Germany Jul 26, 1943. MACR 193. 10 KIA
3265 (96th BG, 337th BS, "Holy Mackerel") shot down by AAA and
crashed at Kimswerd, Netherlands Dec 16, 1943, Germany MACR 1568.
8 KIA, 2 POW.
3266 (95th BG, 334th BS, "Sittin' Bull") crashed into English
Channel 20 mi S of UK Sep 15, 1943. MACR 616. 10 killed.
3267 (95th BG, 334th BS, "Harley Charley") ran out of fuel and ditched into Channel off Lizard, UK Jun 28, 1943.
Crew rescued.
3268 (96th BG, 413th BS, 'Carol Jane') crashed on takeoff at
Larling, Norfolk Jan 5, 1944. All crew killed.
3269 (379th BG, 527th BS, "Picadilly Willy") shot down by fighter 3 mi S of Schweinfurt,
Germany Oct 14, 1943. 2 KIA, 8 POW. MACR 958
3271 delivered Denver Apr 7, 1943, to Presque Isle May 27, 1943. Assigned to 101st BS, 91st BG at Bassingbourn
Jun 7m, 1943. Transferred to 351st BS, 100th BG at Thorpe Abbotts Jul 5, 1943, named *Nine Little Yanks and
A Jerk*. In landing accident Mar 6, 1944, salvaged Mar 7, 1944.
3272 (351st BG, 510st BS) shot down by Lt Erich Hondt in Bf 109T of Hasta Helgoland at Schmalfeld,
Germany Jul 25, 1943 on raid on Hamburg, Germany. MACR 92. 5 KIA, 5 POW.
3273 (95th BG, "Impatient Virgin") damaged by enemy fire during
mission to Munster Dec 23, 1943. Returned to England but
while attempting to land at Ludham, sudden loss of power
necessitating forced landing in field. W/o.
3274 (91st BG, 323rd BS) shot down Oct 4, 1943 by Hptm Granz Evers in
Bf 110F-4 of NJG 101/11 3 km E of Hillscheid, Germany. Last seen
after bombing in the vicinity of Limburg/Lahn, Germiny.
Apparently had engine trouble from the start and had been
dragging behind all the way. MACR 881. 9 POW, 1 KIA.
3277 (95th BG, 336th BS) shot down by AAA and crashed at Gaarden, Kiel, Germany Jul 25, 1943. MACR 194.
9 KIA, 1 POW.
3279 (352nd BS, 25th BG) ditched off Ballydavid, Ireland May 29, 1944
3280 delivered Denver Apr 22, 1943, to Presque Isle May 27, 1943. Assigned to 94th BG, 333rd BS, at Earls Colne
May 12, 1943, to Rougham Jun 13, 1943. Named "Cherokee Maid". Shot down by Oblt Ludwig Grosser in
Fw 190A-6 of JG 11/2 over North Sea 50 km W of of Sylt, Germany Jul 26, 1943. MACR 84. 9 KIA, 1 POW.
MACR 84 refers incorrectly to 42-30450
3281 (96th BG, 337th BS) shot down by AAA and crashed near Hodenhagen, Germany Jul 26, 1943. MACR 96. 10 POW.
3282 (95th BG, 334th BS) shot down by Oblt Harry Koch in Fw 190A-6 of JG 1/6 at Hohenhausen,
Germany Jul 28, 1943. MACR 118. 10 POW.
3283 ("Yankee Queen")
42-3284/3338 Douglas-Long Beach B-17F-45-DL Fortress
MSN 8220/8274. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
3284 (96th BG, 413th BS, "Guess Who") shot down by fighter 15 mi of
Wesel, NRW, Germany Jun 22, 1943. 10 POW.
3285 (388 BG, 562 BS) lost Jan 29, 1944, Cambrai, France. MACR 2349
3286 (95th BG, 336th BS) crashed in Kiel Bay, Denmark Jun 13, 1943.
MACR 2453. 9 MIA, 1 KIA.
3287 (94th BG, 410th BS) crashlanded at Troston, England
Aug 5, 1943
3288 (96th BG, 338th BS, "Green Fury II") shot down by Uffz Hubert Swoboda in Bf 109G-5 of JG 1/11 at Nordeney,
Germany Dec 20, 1943. MACR 1704. 6 KIA, 4 POW
3289 (388th BG, 562nd BS, "Wolf Pack") shot down by fighter Sep 6, 1943 near Dettingen an der Erms, Germany.
MACR 3066. 3 KIA, 7 POW.
3290 (385th BG, 551st BS, "Raunchy Wolf") crashed after midair collision
with B-17F 42-30264 at West-Horndon, UK Sep 26, 1943 over Exeter, England.
10 killed
3292 (303rd BG, 427th BS, "City of Albuquerque")
3293 (388th BG, 560th BS, "Slightly Dangerous") shot dowm by fighter at Champigny, Yonne, France
Sep 6, 1943. MACR 3113. 5 KIA, 3 POW, 2 evaded
3294 (385th BG, 550th BS, 'Suzanne') ditched off Lisbon, Porgugal Dec 5, 1943. MACR 1338. 10 interned,
returned 1 week later to UK.
3297 (390th BG, 571st BS, "The Bad Penny") ran out of fuel and ditched
off Abbotsbur, UK Dec 5, 1943. Crew rescued.
3298 (95th BG, 412nd BS) shot down b y AAA and crashed at Lauenstein, Germany Jul 26, 1943. MACR 195.
1 KIA, 1 shot while trying to escape, 8 POW.
3300 (379th BG, 526th BS) flown by 524th BS crew shot down by AAA and crashed at Epinay, France
Sep 3, 1943. 3 KIA, 7 POW. MACR 1349.
3301 (367th BS, 306th BG) crashlanded at Little Staughton,
England Nov 15, 1943
3302 (390th BG, 571st BS, "Rick-O-Shay") shot down by fighter at Suttrup, 3 km SW of Freren,
Germany Oct 10, 1943. MACR 866. 11 POW.
3305 (390th BG, 568th BS, "Fertile Myrtle") damaged Aug 17, 1943 on mission
to Regensburg, crashed at Hyeres, France. 9 POW, 1 evaded. MACR 392
3306 (390th BG, 569th BS, "Phoenix") collided in midair with B-17F 42-30320
and crashed near Sainte-Marie-Kerque, France Aug 15, 1943. MACR 258. 5 KIA,
1 POW, 4 evaded.
3307 (100th BG, 351st BS, *Skipper*) crashed on takeoff
Jan 24, 1944 Shelfanger, Norfolk, England.
3308 (385th BG, 548th BS) lost Apr 10, 1943. MACR 1462
3309 collided with 42-30239 near Harvard AAF, Nebraska. Both planes crashed with no survivors. 42-30774 flew into
wreckage caused by midair collision and crashlanded in field near Harvard, Nebraska.
3310 (390th BG, 568th BS, "Blood Guts and Rust") damaged by enemy
fighter, ran out of fuel and ditched in Mediterranean Aug 17, 1943 on
mission to Regensburg. MACR 396. Crew rescued
3311 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946.
3314 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
3316 (385th BG,550th BS, 'Big Stinky/Betty Boom') collided with the crashing 42-30257 and crashed into
North Sea NW of Hornum, Germany Jul 28, 1943. MACR 189B. 10 KIA
3317 (95th BG, 412th BS, "The Spirit of '76") downed Nov 30, 1943 on mission to Solingen
close to Haelen, near Roermond, Netherlands
3318 (96th BG, 413rd BS, "Shack Rabbit II") shot down by Oblt
Herbert Huppertz in Fw 190A-6 of JG 2/8 over Bay of Biscay
47 km W of Ile de Groix, France Sep 23, 1943. MACR 670. 10 KIA
3320 crashed into side of Buckhorn Canyon, Colorado May 13, 1943
during ferry flight from Denver to Great Falls, MT. Two crew killed.
3321 ("Kathy Jane II")
3324 converted to F-9 photo-recon aircraft with cameras added and bombing equipment deleted.
3325 (379th BG, 524th BS, "Paddy Gremlin") struck by bomb dropped from higher aircraft
during mission Jan 30, 1944 and crashlanded near Belian border. Crew unhurt
until strafted on ground by German fighter, presumably to stop them from
setting fire to aircraft, wounding two seriously and six slightly.
3326 (96th BG, 413th BS, "Moore-Fidite II") shot down by fighter over North Sea off German
Coast Jul 28, 1943. All 10 crew KIA. MACR 137
3328 (390th BG, 568th BS, "Miss Furtune") hit by a rocket fired by Obfw Hans Raab
in Bf 110G-2 of ZG 1/2, then collided with 42-3415 and both crashed at
Burgsteinfurt, Germany Oct 10, 1943. MACR 861. 6 KIA, 4 POW.
3329 assigned to 390th BG, 570th BS at Framlingham, named "Skippy". Crashed during group assembly due to engine failure near
Hounsel Wood, Salehurst, Hurst Green, Sussex, England Feb 5, 1944
3330 (384th BG, 544th BS) shot down by Maj. Egon Mayer in FW-190A-6 of JG 2/Stab at Les Essarts-le-Roi, France
Jul 14, 1943 on mission to Villacoublay, France. 2 POW, 6 evaded, 2 ?.
3331 (94th BG, 331st BS, "Naturals/7-11") shot down by Maj. Egon Mayer in FW-190A-6 of JG 2/Stab at
Saint-Germain-des-Angles, France Jul 14, 1943. 8 KIA, 2 evaded. MACR 116.
3332 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
3333 (390th BG, 569th BS, "Purgatory Pete") damaged by enemy fighters, arn out of fuel, and
ditched in Mediterranean 50 mi N of Bone, Tunisia
Aug 17, 1943 on mission to Regensburg. MACR 389. 3 KIA, 7 rescued.
3337 (385th BG, 548th BS, 'Thoroughbred') lost Apr 10, 1944. MACR 4266
3338 (94th BG, 331st BS) shot down by Oblt Georg Schroder in Bf 109G-6
of JG 2/4 at Essey-et-Maizerais, France Oct 14, 1943.
5 KIA, 1 POW, 4 evaded. MACR 791.
42-3339/3393 Douglas-Long Beach B-17F-50-DL Fortress
MSN 8275/8329. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
3340 delivered Denver May 15, 1943, to Presque Isle Jun 27, 1943. Assigned to 96th BG, 338th BS, transfrred
to 2nd BG, 20th BS. (2nd BG, 20th BS, then to 97th BG, 340th BS). Converted to weather ship
Jul 15, 1943, crashed May 14, 1945, salvaged.
3341 delivered Denver May 15, 1943, to Presque Isle Jun 27, 1943. Assigned to 2nd BG, 492nd BS
(2nd BG, 429th BS, "Lady Be Good") shot down by Bf 109G-6 of JG 51/II
over Austria Nov 2, 1943. MACR 1142. 6 KIA, 4 POW
3342 delivered Denver May 15, 1943, to Morrison Jun 10, 1943. Assigned 2nd BG, 492nd BS
(2nd BG, 429th BS, "Tuff Tit") crashed on takeoff at Ain M'lila, Algeria Jul 6, 1943. 10 killed.
3343 delivered Denver May 15,1 943, to Presque Isle Jun 13, 1943. Assigned to 301th BG, 32nd BS ("Slick Chick")
Became weather ship in 1944. Salvaged Jul 11, 1945.
3344 delivered Denver May 16, 1943, to Presque Isle Jun 11, 1943. Assigned to 99th BG, 346th BS. Transferred
to 97th BG Nov 14, 1943, to 301th BG, 353rd BS Apr 2, 1944.
(301st BG) lost on mission to Budapest Jun 27, 1944. MACR 6173. 4 KIA, 5 POW.
3345 delivered Denver Mqy 20, 1943, to Dow Field Jun 26, 1943. Assigned 96th BG, 338th BS.
(96th BG, 338th BS, "Paper Doll") shot down by Oblt Rudolf Patzak in Bf 109G-6 of JG 54/8 and
ditched in North Sea 40 km W of Ijmudien, Netherlands Jul 28, 1943. MACR 138. 10 POW
3346 delivered Denver May 17, 1943, to Dow Field May 22, 1943. Assigned to 94th BG, 333rd BS Rougham Jun 25, 1943.
named "Tuff Titty". Returned to USA Mar 2,1 943. To RFC Cincinnati Jul 30, 1945.
3347 delivered Denver May 14, 1943, to Dow Field May 22, 1943. Assigned to 385th BG, 550th BS Greater Ashfield
Jun 1943 named "Charlene". Battle damage Schweinfurt Oct 14, 1943 with 96th BG crew. Crashlanded at Bovingdon on
return. Salvaged Oct 14, 1943.
3348 delivered Denver May 24, 1943, to Dow Field Jun 26, 1943. Assigned 96th BG, 337th BS Snetterton
Jul 12, 1943. (96th BG, 337th BS, "Dottie J III") shot down on mission to Schweinfurt by Lt. Eberhard Schade
in Bf 109G-6 of JG 27/5 at Thiaucourt-Regnieville, France Oct 14, 1943. 6 POW, 4 evaded. MACR 833
3349 (94th BG, 331st BS, "El Lobo" then to 332nd BS "el Mangau")
shot down by Uffz Otto Schmidt in Fw 190A of JGr West/3 and
crashed into Bay of Biscay NW of Carcans, France Dec 5, 1943.
MACR 1175. 10 KIA.
3350 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
3351 (92nd BG) crashlanded at Winkfield, UK Oct 14, 1943.
3352 (94th BG, 410th BS, "Virgin's Delight") shot down by fighter
and crashed into North Sea off Germany Nov 29, 1943. MACR 1186.
9 KIA, 1 POW.
3353 (96th BG, 337th BS, *Tar Fly*) shot down over Paris Sep 9, 1943. Aircraft first
struck by flak, dropped out of formation, set upon by Fw 190s, shot down by
Oblt Georg Schroder in Bf 109G-6 of JG2/11 then
bellied in on an open field 10 km S of Beaumont-le-Roger,
France. 2 KIA, 8 POW.
3354 (2nd BG, "Big Stoop", then to 301st BG, 353rd BS, "Big Stoop")
returned to USA. Salvaged Nov 20,1945
3357 delivered Denver May 21, 1943. Dow Field Jun 5, 1943. Assigned with H2S radar scanner
installed with 482nd BG, 813rd BS, 8th AF at RAF Alconbury, USAAF-102, Cambridge, England)
Shot down Feb 8, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 at Chevincourt 2 km Northwest
of Compiegne, France While on a Mission to Frankfurt, Germany. BF 109G-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot
and Unit. All (10) Crew Bailed Out and (7) Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945.
(3) Crew Evaded Capture.. MACR 2781
3359 crash landed at Bobingdon, England Dec 22, 1944
3360 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946 for use in movie making
as N67974. Sold to California Atlantic Airways May 8, 1950. Sold to Bolivia
as CB-70 then CP-570. Crashed at La Paz/El Alto,Bolivia
Sept 21, 1955.
3362 (97th BG) lost Jan 22, 1944. MACR 2032
3363 (306th BG, 367th BS, "Punchy") shot down at Vorwalde, Germany Dec 22, 1943.
MACR 1716. 7 KIA, 3 POW
3369 to RCAF as 9204, delivered Dec 9, 1943. Delivered to RCAF 9Dec43. Purchased for use by No. 168
Heavy Transport Squadron, Rockcliffe, for mail flights to Europe and North Africa. Flew first mission on 15 December 1943.
Damaged beyond repair at Rockcliffe, Ontario Sep 17, 1944
3371 crashlanded at Adams Field, AR Sep 12, 1945.
3374 first assigned to 373rd Sub Depot at Dyersburg, TN. Placed in class 26 Sep 8, 1944 for non-flying roles. Transferred to MGM
Studios after the war for making of movie *Footprints in the Sky*, which
was never made. Sat in storage at MGM until 1960s, when transferred to Ed
Maloney's Planes of Fame Air Museum at Chino, CA, where the fuselage
was displayed on its belly. Traded to Beale AFB museum in 1981.
Transferred to Offutt AFB, Nebraska in 1989, where it was restored and painted
as 42-30230 *Homesick Angel* and put on display as gate guard at the SAC entrance. Still there
in 2013.
3375 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
3378 (388th BG, 563rd BS, "Silver Dollar") shot down by fighter
Sep 6, 1943, Germany. MACR 3114. 1 KIA, 9 POW.
3380 (301st BG, 32nd BS) shot down by Bf 109G-6 of JG 51/II near
Wiener Neustadt, Austria Nov 2, 1943. MACR 1095. 3 KIA, 6 POW
3382 (306th BG, 369th BS) crash landed at Thurleigh, England May 9, 1944
3383 (97th BG) lost Jun 11, 1944. MACR 6425
3384 (2nd BG, 20th BS, then to 301st BG, 353rd BS) returned to USA.
Salvaged Sep 14, 1944
3386 (100th BG, 351st BS, *Marie Helena*) in midair collision with
Lt Erich Hondt's Fw 190A-5/U12 of JG 11/2 and crashed at
Bellingwolde, Netherlands on mission to Bremen Oct 8, 1943. MACR 949
10 KIA. Lt Hondt was thrown clear and survived.
3387 (305th BG, 364th BS) shot down by Oblt Hugo Frey in Bf 109G
of JG 11/7 near Hude, E of Oldenburg, Germany Nov 26, 1943.
MACR 1573. 10 POW.
3388 (385th BG, 550th BS, 'Sleepytime Gal') lost Apr 24, 1944, Germany. MACR 4452
3390 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
3391 (301st BG, 32nd BS, "Georgie Peach") shot down by Bf 109G-6
of JG 51/II near Aspang, Austria Nov 2, 1943. MACR 1092. 3 KIA, 6 POW
3392 (2nd BG, 96th BS, then to 301st BG, 353rd BS, then to 97th BG
as weather aircraft) returned to USA at Busch Field May 10, 1945.
3393 delivered Denver Jun 1, 1943, to Dow Field Jul 1, 1943, Assigned to 418th BS, 100th BG at Thorpe Abbots
Jul 5, 1943, named "Just-A-Snappin", then to 418th BS, named "Did You Say Ten Cents?". Damaged by German
fighters on mission to Bremen Oct 8, 1943 and crashlanded at Ludham, UK. 1 crew KIA. Aircraft
salvaged Oct 15, 1943.
42-3394/3422 Douglas-Long Beach B-17F-55-DL Fortress
MSN 8330/8358. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
3397 (385th BG, 551st BS, 'Fighting Cock') shot down by Fw. Josef
Lohr in Fw 190A of JGr West/3 and crashed into Bay of Biscay
6km NW of Lacanau-Ocean, France Dec 5, 1943. MACR 1337 and 2164. 7 KIA, 3 POW.
3398 (303rd BG, 358th BS, "Mrs. Satan--the Queen of Hell") to
482nd BG in 1944.
3399 (Plummer Provisional Gp, 318 Bomb. Sqdn) crashed Jun 28/29, 1943 on ridge near Cloud Peak, Big Horn Mts,
WY during positioning flight from Pendleton AAB to Grand Isle AAF. All 10 onboard killed. Wreck not
found until August 1945.
3400 (95th BG, 334th BS, "The Gremlin's Sweetheart") forcelanded in UK Sep 6, 1943 on return fro Stuttgart.
3404 crashlanded 1/4 mi N of Hendricks AAB, FL. All survived, but plane destroyed by fire. Date?
3405 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
3406 (306th BG, 367th BS, "Big Operator") shot down by Lt Raimund Koch in Bf 109G-6 of JG 3/8 at Hemmerich,
S of Cologne, Germany Aug 12, 1943. MACR 255. 8 KIA, 2 POW
3412 (305th BG, 365th BS) shot down by fighter NE of Bremen, Germany Dec 20, 1943. MACR 1709. 6 KIA, 4 POW.
3413 delivered Dallas Jun 10, 1943, to Dow Field Aug 18, 1943. Assined to 350th BS, 100th BG at Thorpe
Abbots Aug 20,1943. (100th BG, *Hard Luck*) lost on mission to Ludwigshafen Aug 14, 1944. MACR 7899.
9 crew POW.
3414 (388th BG, 561st BS, "Paddlefoot") damaged and ditched into
Mediterranean Aug 17, 1943 during mission to Regensburg.
Crew rescued.
3415 (390th BG, 571st BS, "Mis Behavin") hit by the crashing 42-3328 and both
crashed at Burgsteinfurt, Germany Oct 10, 1943. MACR 859. 9 KIA, 1 POW.
3422 (385th BG, 551st BS, 'Winnie the Pooh') lost Feb 25, 1944. MACR 2775
42-3423/3448 Douglas-Long Beach B-17F-60-DL Fortress
MSN 8359/8384. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
3425 (388th BG, 563rd BS, "In God We Trust") shot down by Bf 109G-6 of JG 2 at Sainte-Maure,
France Sep 6, 1943. MACR 3115. 8 POW, 2 evaded.
3426 (390th BG, 571st BS, "Kemy II") shot down by Uffz Walter Ruttau in Fw 190A of JG 1/4 and crashed at Isendorf,
Germany, 3 km N of Emsdetten Oct 10, 1943. MACR 864. 3 KIA, 7 POW.
3427 Delivered Denver Jun 16, 1943; Kearney Jul 17, 1943; Assigned 568BS/390BG [BI-B] Framlingham Jul 15, 1943 SIX
NIGHTS IN TELERGMA (ARABIAN NUTS); changed to BI-G after loss of 42-30017; damaged on
Oschersleben mission Jan 21, 1944. Flak hit set entire wing burning and a/c plunged down, 6 bailed out
(3 evaded capture, 3 became POW), 4 remained with the aircraft. The pilot maintained control and a vertical
drive put out the fire, BTG salvoed bombs and acted as co-pilot with TG taking over as radio operator and
the plane returned to base, where it was repaired and put back into operation. Salvaged Jun 22, 1945.
CANADIAN CLUB. MACR 15216.
3428 (92nd BG, 407th BS) ran out of fuel and ditched in English Channel
49 km S of Eastbourne, UK Sep 6, 1943. Crew rescued.
3429 Delivered Denver Jun 12, 1943; Kearney Jul 20, 1943; Assigned to 544BS/384BG [SU-F] Grafton Underwood Aug 11, 1943; 1
BAD Burtonwood Jun 8, 1944; Returnet to USA Jun 19, 1944, then LU RTO A6F Phillips Nov 29,1944. FLAK HOUSE
3430 (96th BG, 338th BS, "Carolina Boomerang") shot down by Lt
Ulf Montanus in Bf 109G-6 of JG 2/8 at Samsoussy, France
Oct 14, 1943. 8 POW, 2 evaded. MACR 835
3431 Delivered Denver Jun 12, 1943; Hobbs Jul 17, 1943; 93BG Pyote taxi accident on base Oct 9, 1943;
271 BU Kearney Sep 15, 1943; 4136 BU Tinker Sep 13, 1943; Kearney Oct 12, 1943; 268 BU Peterson Dec 1, 1943; 273 BU
Lincoln Jan 11, 1944; To RFC at Kingman Nov 12, 1945.
3432 Delivered Denver Jun 1, 1943; 19BG Pyote Jul 2, 1943; 224 BU Sioux City Oct 15, 1943;
To RFC at Albuquerque May 24, 1945.
3433 (100th BG, 350th BS, *Lena*) shot down by fighter at Lembeck,
Germany on mission to Munster Oct 10, 1943. MACR 1024. 3 KIA, 7 POW.
3434 (305th BG, 364th BS, *So What?* interned in Switzerland Sept 6, 1943. MACR 1342
Returned Sep 22, 1945.
3435 (92nd BG, 327th BS) shot down Aug 17, 1943 by Lt. Werner Beckers
in Bf 109G-6 of JG 2/4 while returning from Schweinfurt
mission and crashed in Sint-Suibrechts-Hern, Belgium. 7 POW
3 evaded. MACR 654
3436 (305th BG, 364th BS) shot down by Obfw. Anton-Rudolf Piffer in
Fw 190A of JG 1/2 at Eijgelshoven, Netherland Oct 14, 1943.
5 KIA, 5 POW. MACR 1034
3437 (96th BG, 339th BS) shot down by Oblt Ferbert Huppertz in
Fw 190A-6 of JG2/8 between Le Pecq and Le Mesnil-le-Roi,
France Sep 15, 1943. MACR 726. 9 KIA, 1 evaded.
3438 to 803rd BS at Oulton early 1944 as radio countermeasures aircraft.
After service with 96th BG, converted to Aphrodite flying bomb
and launched against U-boat pens on Heligoland Oct 30, 1944.
3439 (96th BG, 413th BS) shot down by Bf 109G flown by Oblt Erich Burkert Oct 20, 1943 De Bilt,
Holland during raid on Duren. 5 KIA, 4POW, 1 evaded. MACR 1018
3440 converted in 1944 for use in Aphrodite project as flying bomb. Not
expended, WFU Aug 1944
3441 (384th BG, 547th BS, *Patches II*) used as assembly ship. Flew 61 combat missions as ‘Patches II’
before being retired. Became lead assembly ship of 384th Bombardment Group, flying with the 547th Bombardment
Squadron, based at RAF Grafton Underwood. Nick-named ‘Spotted Cow’.
3442 (96th BG, 338th BS *HELL'S CHARIOT*/*WACKY WOODY*) salvaged as a result of battle damage May 20, 1944
3443 delivered Denver Jun 23, 1943; force landed Scott Fd Aug 11, 1943; Ass ?; W/o 11 Aug 1943 at Scott Field, IL
Also listed as MIA 22/10/43;
3448 (303rd BG, 359th BS) lost Jan 1, 1944. MACR 1924
42-3449/3482 Douglas-Long Beach B-17F-65-DL Fortress
MSN 8385/8418. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
3449 (306th BG) hit by flak during bomb run over Nantes Sep 23, 1943,
causing bomb doors to jam open and one fuel tank to leak.
Returned to UK but crashed into woods while attempting to
land. All crew survived but with injuries.
3450 delivered Cheyenne Jun 13, 1943; Roswell Jul 19, 1943; crashed three miles from Hobbs Aux Fd, NM, Apr 23, 1944;
W/O Apr 26, 1944.
3451 delivered Cheyenne Jun 24, 1943. 19th BG Pyote Jul 20, 1943. Galveston Feb 2, 1944. 221 BU
Alexandria Feb 22, 1944. 202 BU Alexandria Mar 1, 1944. To RFC at Kingman May 24, 1945.
3452 delivered Cheyenne Jun 24, 1943. Presque Isle Aug 17, 1944. Assigned to 350th BS, 100th BG at
Thorpe Abbots. (100th BG, 350th BS) hit by AAA and crashed near Lagny, France
on mission to Paris Sep 15, 1943. MACR 645. 1 KIA, 2 POW, 7 evaded.
3453 (94th BG, 333rd BS, flown by 96th BG crew) shot down by AAA near Schweinfurt,
Germany Oct 14, 1943. MACR 831. 10 POW. The MACR wrongly identifies
this plane as 42-30453, which was also lost.
3454 delivered Cheyenne Jun 26, 1943; 435BS/19BG Pyote Jul 19, 1943; Assigned 333BS/94BG stayed US Jun 25, 1943;
crashed Springfield, KS Dec 5, 1943; WO Dec 10, 19/43.
3455 (384th BG, 546th BS, *Lucky Thirteen*) shot down by Uffz
Kahlhammer in Fw 190A-5/UA of SKG 10/3 at Clermont, France
Sep 6, 1943 on mission to Stuttgart, Germany. MACR 775. 8 POW,
2 evaded.
3456 delivered Cheyenne Jun 21, 1943; 19BG Pyote Jul 20, 1943; Galena Dec 5, 1943; W/o 22 Mar 1944 at Halls, TN
3458 delivered Cheyenne Jun 26, 1943; Dalhart Jul 15, 1943; crashed 12 miles south of
Halhart, TX base Jul 27, 1943. W/o Jul 28, 1943
3459 (384th BG, 546th BS) shot down by Oblt Herbert Huppertz in Fw 190A-6 of JG 2/8 at Plemet,
France Sep 23, 1943 on mission to Nantes, France. MACR 748.
7 POW, 3 evaded.
3461 after service with 92nd BG, converted to Aphrodite flying bomb
and launched against V-sites at Wizernes Aug 4, 1944. Lost from
view in low cloud on approach and impacted beyond target.
3462 (95th BG, 336th BS, "San Antonio Rose") lost Feb 21, 1944, Zegveld, Netherlands. MACR 2424. RAF
record card for Oxford BG605 states aircraft crashed near Cambridge,
England Aug 4, 1943 after colliding with this B-17. There is also MACR 856 which refers
to this aircraft with 336th BS, 95th BG dated Oct 14, 1943, Germany
3463 delivered Denver Jun 25, 1943; to Ephrata. Force landed Moses Lake, WA Aug 3, 1943; 497BG Pratt Aug 11, 1943;
force landed Harvard Fd, NE Oct 11, 1943; 225 ASC Rapid City Apr 29, 1944; to RFC Ontario Jun 19, 1945.
3464 crashed Jul 20, 1944 south of Brooksville AAF base. Deadstick with one killed
after midair collision with B-17F 42-29458.
3465 ("Wee Bonnie II")
3466 crashed on landing approach 2 mi N of Ardmore AAF, OK Nov 4, 1943. 4 killed, pilot died 2 weeks later.
3468 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
3470 converted to TB-17F and later displayed as memorial at Montana State
College, Bozeman, MT. To California Atlantic Airways Dec 1953 as
N66574, then to Peru as OB-RAH-346, back to US as N9915F, then to
Nicaragua as AN-AMI, to Bolivia as CP-633 in 1957, and finally to
Colombian government as C-580 (NTU) then as HK-580X, then as HK-580.
Crashed in 1962 at airport of Puerto Asis
3471 delivered Denver Jul 3, 1943; 327 BU Drew Sep 15, 1943; 4124 BU Altus Jul 2, 1944. To RFC Altus Aug 1, 1945.
3474 (100th BG, 351st BS, *King Bee*) during taxiing collided with B-17F
42-6094 and B-17G 42-37772 at Thorpe Abbots, UK Dec 27, 1943.
Salvaged after taxi accident
3478 delivered Denver Jul 2, 1943; Moses Lake Jul 19, 1943; 327 BU Drew May 4, 1944; 4124 BU Altus Jul 2, 1944;
TO RFC Altus Aug 1, 1945
42-3483/3503 Douglas-Long Beach B-17F-70-DL Fortress
MSN 8419/8439. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
3483 (384th BG, then to 401st BG) Returned to USA Jul 11, 1945 and
ended up at RFC at Kingman, AZ where it was scrapped.
3485 (447th BG 711th BS) Assigned for APHRODITE conversion, salvaged - non-battle damage in May 1945
3486 delivered Denver Jul 10, 1943. Rome Jul 24, 1943. Assigned to 482nd BG, 812th BS, 8th AF, "Invictus",
based at RAF Alconbury, Station USAAF-102, Cambridgeshire, England.
Shot down Jan 11, 1944 By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-6 and Crashed in The Zuider Zee
Near Ijsselmeer, Netherlands While on a Mission on The Aircraft Factory at Halbertstadt, Germany.
Fw 190A-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot and Unit. (8) Crew Were Killed. (3) Crew Bailed Out and Were
Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945.. MACR 2522. Wreckage recovered 1968;Oost-Flevoland
3487 delivered Denver Jul 10, 1943; Grenier Aug 18, 1943; Ass 812BS/482BG Alconbury Aug 28, 1943; transferred to
349BS/100BG Thorpe Abbotts 1943; hit when parked by 43-37539; 447th BG 709th BS) declared salvage Jun 24, 1944
W/o 23 Jun 1944 at Rattlesden, UK
3488 (385th BG, 548th BS, 'Weidner's Wildcat') shot down by Lt.
Heinrich Steis in Bf 109G-6 of JG 27/4 at Offingawier,
Netherlands Dec 11, 1943. MACR 1665. 2 KIA, 8 POW
3489 delivered Denver Jul 11, 1943; Grenier, NH Aug 18, 1943; Force landed base Aug 21, 1943; Assigned 482BG; transferred 1 EEL
Bedford (TB-17-G) Jul 20, 1944; 4148 BU Bedford Dec 4, 1944; 4100 Patterson Mar 8, 1945;
RFC Walnut Ridge Jul 12, 1945.
3490 (MSN 8426, 385th BG, 549th BS) force landed at Bulltofta, Sweden and interned by Sweden Jun 21, 1944. MACR 5919.
Converted to airliner configuration and registered Sep 10 1945 as SE-BAN "Ted" and owned
by Swedish crown and operated by SILA. Scrapped Oct 1948.
3491 delivered Denver Jul 11, 1943. To Grenier Aug 18, 1943. Assigned to 812nd BS, 482nd BG, 8th AF, based
at RAF Alconbury, USAAF-102, Cambridgeshire, England. Pathfinder aircraft with H2X "Mickey" unit.
Shot down by flak over Berlin Mar 6, 1944 While on a Mission on The Marshalling Yards at Berlin, Germany.
Aircraft Caught Fire and Exploded in Mid Air. (8) Crew Were Killed. (4) Crew Bailed Out and Were
Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. MACR 3362
3493 converted in 1944 for use in Aphrodite project as flying bomb. Not
expended, WFU Aug 1944.
3494 (92nd BG) lost Jan 4, 1944. MACR 1961 and 1753
3495 (351st BG, 510th BS) shot down by AAA and crashed at Hourtin,
France on raid on Cognac, France Dec 31, 1943. MACR 1981.
3 POW, 7 evaded.
3496 delivered Denver Dec 13, 1943; Presque Is Aug 16, 1943; Assigned to 327BS/92BG Alconbury Sep 4, 1943; on practice
mission crash landed base after stall by pilot under instruction, left tyre blew then u/c collapsed May 15, 1944, .
3497 (95th BG, 355th BS) shot down by Obfw Kark-Emil Demuth in Fw 190A of JG 1/2
Oct 10, 1943 and crashed near Haaksbergen, Holland during mission to
Munster. MACR 943. One crew KIA, 9 bailed out and became POW.
3498 (390th BG, 571st BS) lost May 8, 1944. MACR 4582
3500 delivered Long Beach Jul 16, 1943. Rome Aug 6, 1943. Assigned to 482nd BG, 812th BS, 8th AF, bassed
at RAF Alconbury, Station USAAF-102, Cambridgeshire, England. Hit by AAA and made forced landing in
field Feb 4, 1944 between Zwolle and Meddo in the Netherlands, just south of
the German border. MACR 2249 and 3159. Most of the crew bailed out, and 11 became POW, Released in 1945.
The pilot who made the forced landing evaded capture with the help of the Dutch underground.
3501 crashed after engine failure on return from abort Feb 5, 1944. Crashed near Dymchurch, Kent.
3502 delivered Denver Mul 15, 1943, to Rapid City Aug 10, 1943. Assigned to 331 BS/94th BG at Rougham Jul 7, 1943.
Transferred to 550th BS, 385th BG at Greater Ashfield Sep 1943. Named "Swinging Door". Crash landing
Feb 2, 1944 at Lofts Farm, Great Totham, Essex, England. Salvaged
3503 Delivered Denver Mar 14, 1943; Walla Walla Jul 28, 1943; crashed 17 miles east of Arlington, OR. Aug 10, 1943; WO Aug 14, 1943
42-3504/3562 Douglas-Long Beach B-17F-75-DL Fortress
MSN 8440/8498. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
3504 delivered Denver Jul 16, 1943; Scott Aug 11, 1943; Assigned 339BS/96BG Snetterton Sep 3, 1943. Lost on mission to Kiel Jan 11, 1944,
and ditched IJsselmeer, Netherlands. All lost. MACR 2376. Was first a/c with Bendix chin turret.
3505 delivered Hill Jul 14, 1943, Walla Walla Jul 30, 1943. Assigned to 388th BG, 562nd BS at Knettishall
Sep 8, 1943. Engines failed while on mission to Bremen and ditched into
North Sea Nov 29, 1943. MACR 3153. 7 drowned, 3 rescued.
3506 delivered Hill Jul 12, 1943, Walla Walla Aug 20, 1943. Assigned to 401st BS, 91stBG at Bassinghbourne
then to 91st BG, 324th BS, "Sir Baboon McGoon". Crashlanded at Tannington no gas Oct 10, 1943.
Repaired and returned. Damaged by enemy aircraft Mar 29, 1944 and ditched off Dutch coast 50 mi W of
Ijmuiden. Crew picked up by German flotilla boat and became POW. MACR 3473
3507 delivered Tulsa May 7, 1943, Scott Oct 20, 1943. Assigned to 401st BG, 613th BS, "Duffy's Tavern" at
Deenethorpe Oct 26 1943. Converted to a G in England 8 May 1944. Declared war weary and
transferred to 487th BG, 838th BS at Lavenham Jul 15, 1944. To RFC at South Plains Oct 1, 1945.
3508 (100th BG, 418th BS, *Bastard's Bunglow II* lost on mission to Munich Mar 18, 1944. MACR 3232
3509 (351 BG, 511 BS) shot down by flak and fighters Jan 30, 1944, Hengelo, Holland. MACR 2262
3510 delivered Long Beach Jul 15, 1943, to Hill Aug 20, 1943. Assigned to 337th BS, 96th BG at Snetterton
Sep 9, 1943. While on training flight tail contacted with 43-37684, broke into two, and crashed Farthingstone,
Northamptonshire, England Oct 11, 1944.
3511 fitted with chin turret and radome. (381st BG, 535th BS) lost Apr 25, 1944, France. MACR 4286
3512 delivered Long Beach Aug 4, 1943; Tulsa Aug 7, 1943; crashed on takeoff at Tulsa, OK Aug 28, 1943 , 3 killed.
Aircraft W/O Oct 8, 1943
3513 delivered Denver Jul 19, 1943; Presque Is Aug 17, 1943; Assisgned 326BS/92BG Podington Sep 2, 1943; Hit by flak Apr 29, 1944
on mission to Berlin. Flak caused engine failure, cr Nieuw-Millingen, seven miles W of Apeldoorn, Holland.
MACR 4260. MACR 4260. 10 POW.
3514 (381 BG, 533 BS 'Dinah Mite II/Doll Baby') crashed Minden
after catching fire afer fighter attack Jan 11, 1944. MACR 1878
3515 delivered Denver Jul 21, 1943, Hill Aug 20, 1943. Assigned to 423rd Bsd, 306th BG at Thurleigh Sep 21, 1943.
Transferred to 482nd BG at RAF Alconbury, Station USAAF-102, Cambridgeshire, England Mar 30, 1944.
Landing Accident Oct 5, 1944 at (RAF Thurleigh Airfield, Station USAAF-111, Bedfordshire, England. All (10)
Crew Survived. Aircraft Badly Damaged. Alsoreported as returned to USA at Bradley Jun 4, 1944 and to
RFC at Kingman Nov 19, 1945.
3516 (96th BG, 338th BS) shot down over Germany Oct 10, 1943. MACR 893
3517 (351st BG, 508th BG) shot down by AAA Feb 24, 1944, Schweinfurt. MACR 2773
3518 to 803rd BS(P) at Oulton early 1944, fitted with ELINT equipment.
3520 delivered Denver Jul 20, 1943; Geiger Aug 3, 1943; Assigned 368BS/306BG Thurleigh Sep 16, 1943; After t/o for
Bremen undercarrige would not retract correctly, nor lower, so a wheels up landing was made at Little Staughton Nov 29, 1943
10 crew uninjured. Aircraft salvaged.
3521 modified as B-17G and accepted 7/28/1943.
To US Navy as B-17G 3/45 #34106. PB-1 designation
assigned to all Navy B-17s in 7/45. Used to drop F8F model.
3522 delivered Hill Sep 21, 1943; Ephrata Aug 4, 1943; Assigned 482BG Alconbury Sep 7, 1943; transferred to 337BS/96BG Sep 7, 1943;
To 533BS/381BG Ridgewell Sep 27, 1943. Named "Gremlin's Delite". w/o 23 Dec 1943 at Little Staughton, UK
Returned to USA Okmulgee Jul 9, 1944; To RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 8, 1945.
3523 (351st BG, 510th BS) shot down by AAA Jan 11, 1944 Oschersleben, Germany. MACR 1940
3524 (527th BS, 379th BG, 'Vonnie Gal') hit by AAA Jul 20, 1944, made
emergency landing at Payerne, Switzerland and interned. MACR 7838. Returned
to UK at end of war and scrapped Sept 25, 1945.
3525 with 482nd BG received prototype installation of Oboe II/Albumleaf
radar, flew first experimental sortie night Nov 11/12, 1943.
(381st BG, 534th BS) crashed Frettenrode Apr 19, 1944. MACR 4050.
3526 (390th BG, 568th BS) crashed due to engine failure near
Hastings, England Oct 18, 1943
3528 (96th BG, 339th BS) shot down by Lt Schreiber of ZG 101/2
at Barmsee, Germany Oct 14, 1943. 1 KIA, 9 POW. MACR 834
3529 (95th BG, 336th BS) damaged by flak and finished off by fighter
attack north of Madeburg Mar 6, 1944. One killed,
9 bailed out and taken prisoner. MACR 2979.
3530 (94th BG) lost Jan 11, 1944. MACR 1885
3531 (305th BG, 365th BS) shot down by Ogfr Wilhelm Krauter
in Bf 109G-6 of JG 1/7 at Zuidbroek, Groeingen, Netherlands
Nov 26, 1943. MACR 1572. 2 KIA, 8 POW.
3532 (351st BG) crashlanded with flak damage near Ipswich Nov 5, 1943.
Crew OK. Salvaged Nov 11, 1943.
3533 (306th BG, 368th BS) collided with 42-30776 over North Sea
Nov 3, 1943. MACR 1159. 10 KIA
3534 delivered Denver Jul 24, 1943, to Dyersburg Aug 31, 1943. Assigned to 349th BS, 100th BG at Thorpe
Abbots Sep 9, 1943. (100th BG, 349th BS, *Ol'Dad*) lost Apr 27, 1944 on mission to Le Culot,
France. MACR 4268. 9 crew POW, 1 evaded.
3535 delivered Denver Mul 24, 1943, to Dyersburg Aug 7, 1943. Assigned to 385th BG at Great Ashfield
Sep 9, 1943. Transferred to 337th BS, 96th BG then to 339th BS, 96th BG at Snetterton Sep 9, 1943.
(96th BG, 339th BS) lost Apr 11, 1944. Damaged by flak and fighters on mission to Poznan. Belly landed in
Denmark. Crew evaded and were transported to Sweden, and were eventually returned to England. MACR 4266
3536 delivered Denver Jul 24, 1943; Dyersburg Aug 15, 1943; Assigned 813BS/482BG Alconbury with Oboe Mk I
radar Sep 19, 1943; transferred to 325BS/92BG Podington Feb 20, 1944; Crashed Glebe Farm, Farndish, Bedforshire
on takeoff for Alconbury Mar 9, 1944. Salvaged.
3538 (94th BG, 333rd BS, "Ten Knights In A Bar Room") shot down by Lt Jacob Schaus in Bf 110 of NJG 4/4 1/5 Km S of
Chenay, France Oct 4, 1943 on Emden raid. MACR 771. 3 POW, 7 evaded.
3539 delivered Denver Jul 26, 1943, to Dyersburg Aug 9, 1943. Assigned to 549th BS, 385th BG at
Greater Ashfield. Shot down by Uffz Hans Oeckel in Bf 109G-6 of
JG26/12 near Holten, Netherlands Oct 10, 1943. MACR 826. 3 KIA, 4 POW, 3 crew evaded,
3540 (381st BG, 535th BS, 'Bacta-th'Sac') hit by AAA and crashed Huy, Belgium
Dec 1, 1943. MACR 1660 1 KIA, 7 Pow, 2 evaded.
3541 (96th BG, 339th BS, 'Little Girls') damaged by fighters during raid on
Bordeaux, France and ditched in Bay of Biscay Jan 5, 1944. MACR 2011. 5 crew KIA,
5 POW. MACR 2011
3542 salvaged May 21, 1945
3543 (MSN 8479, 96th BG, 338th BS, "Sack Time Susy") force landed Oct 9, 1943 at Bulltofta, Sweden and interned by Sweden.
MACR 946. Converted to airliner configuration and registered Jan 24, 1944 as SE-BAH "Sam" and
owned by Swedish crown but operated by ABA. Scrapped Sept 1946 and used for firefighting practice.
3544 (385th BG) lost Jan 5, 1944. MACR 4477
3545 (95th BG, 334th BS) lost Jan 29, 1944. MACR 2257
3546 (96th BG, 339th BS, "Wildfire") damaged by AAA and then shot down
by Oblt Lard in Me 410A of ZG 26/4 near Eystrup, Germany
Nov 29, 1943 on mission to Bremen and crashed near
Verden. All crew bailed out and became POW. MACR 1393
3548 (388th BG, 563rd BS) shot down by AAA over Ruhr Valley on mission to Brunswick
Mar 23, 1944. MACR 3593
3549 (305th BG, 366th BS) shot down by Flg. Gunther Ewald in
Bf 109G-6 of Jg 1/9 at Horn, Netherlands Oct 14, 1943.
4 KIA, 6 POW. MACR 918
3550 (305th BG, 365th BS) shot down by Fw 190A 10 km from Schweinfurt, Germany Oct 14, 1943.
3 KIA, 7 POW. MACR 921
3551 (385 BG, 551st BS, 'Shack Bunny') shot down by Fw Hans Meissner in Ju 88C-6 of
NJC 3/2 at Nottfeld, Germany Dec 13, 1943. MACR 1667. 1 KIA, 9 POW.
3552 (96 BG, 339 BS) lost Gudesweiler Jan 29, 1944. MACR 2379
3553 (96th BG, 339th BS) crashed on takeoff at Snetterton
Heath, England Nov 8, 1943
3554 (92nd BG, 326th BS) shot down by Uffz Heinz Neuendorf
in Fw 190A-4 of JG 11/2 and exploded 16 km SW of Blavandshuk,
Denmark Oct 9, 1943. MACR 746. 5 KIA, 5 POW.
3555 (388th BG, 560th BS, "Tiger Girl") hit by two incendaries
dropped from a B-17 above and crashed near Bremen,
Germany Nov 26, 1943. MACR 3116. 8 KIA, 2 POW.
3557 (390th BG, 570th BS, "Esquire") shot down by Oblt Herbert
Schrammin Bf 109G-6 of JG 27/5 and crashed at Golzheim,
Germany Nov 30, 1943. MACR 1401. 2 KIA, 8 POW.
3559 (379th BG, 526th BS, "Stardust") shot down by AAA at
Rotterdam, Netherlands Dec 1, 1943. MACR 1333. 6 POW, 4
evaded.
3560 (351st BG, 510th BS, then to 508th BS, "Salty Dog") ditched
in North Sea Nov 26, 1943 while returning from Bremen. 10 rescued
3561 delivered Tulsa Aug 3, 1943; Pendleton Nov 1, 1943; ; w/o 4 Jan 1944 at Pyote, TX
3562 (381st BG, 532rd BS) shot down by AAA Feb 20, 1944,
Leipzig, Germany. MACR 2929.
42-3563 Douglas-Long Beach B-17G-5-DL Fortress
MSN 8499. Lost with 381 BG, 532 BS Dec 20, 1943 when shot down by four Bf 109Gs at Stapeler Moor,
Germany. MACR 1721. 5 KIA, 5 POW.
42-3564/3577 Curtiss C-46A-30-CU Commando
3564 (MSN 26697/CU337) lost Feb 12, 1945, India. MACR 12036
3565 (MSN 26698/CU338) to Indian government Apr 11, 1946. To Rutas Aereas
Nacionales SA (RANSA) Sep 1955 as YV-C-ARX. WFU and stored 1966.
3566 (MSN 26999/CU339) DBR Aug 25, 1944, Chengkung, China
3567 (MSN 26700/CU340) WFU and stored Feb 1946
3568 (MSN 26701/CU341) lost Feb 26, 1944. MACR 2608. Condemned Feb 28, 1944.
Also listed as being in crash landing at Ledo (India) Jul 2, 1944,
but this is probably incorrect.
3569 (MSN 26702/CU342) WFU and stored Buffalo, NY Oct 1945. To RFC
Feb 26, 1946, WFU and stored Walnut Ridge, Arkansas Feb 1946
3570 (MSN 26703/CU343) WFU and stored Jan 1946. Condemned for salvage
Jan 21, 1946 by Army-Navy Liquidation Commission.
3571 (MSN 26704/CU344) DBR Jul 31, 1944
3572 (MSN 26705/CU345) crashed Mar 11, 1945. W/o 13 May 1945 in China/Burma/India
3573 (MSN 26706/CU346) WFU and stored India Jan 1946
3574 (MSN 26707/CU347) lost Jun 29, 1944. MACR 6119
3575 (MSN 26708/CU348) missing in CBI theatre Aug 25, 1944, China. MACR 7856
3576 (MSN 26709/CU349) to US Navy as BuNo 39520.
3577 (MSN 26710/CU350) to US Navy as BuNo 39523
42-3578/3683 Curtiss C-46A-35-CU Commando
10 aircraft from this batch were converted to C-46A-36-CU
3578 (MSN 26711/CU351) to US Navy as BuNo 39524
3579 (MSN 26712/CU352) to US Navy as BuNo 39512. Also reported as being
condemned for salvage Feb 10, 1946 by Army-Navy Liquidation
Commission.
3580 (MSN 26713/CU353) to US Navy as BuNo 39526
3581 (MSN 26714/CU354) to US Navy as BuNo 39527
3582 (MSN 26715/CU355) to US Navy Jan 17, 1944 as R5C-1 BuNo 39528
3583 (MSN 26716/CU356) to US Navy Jan 17, 1944 as R5C-1 BuNo 39529
3584 (MSN 26717/CU357) to US Navy Jan 17, 1944 as R5C-1 BuNo 39530
3585 (MSN 26718/CU358) to US Navy Jan 1944 as R5C-1 BuNo 39531
3586 (MSN 26719/CU359) to US Navy Jan 17, 1944 as R5C-1 BuNo 39532
3587 (MSN 26720/CU360) to US Navy Jan 11, 1944 as R5C-1 BuNo 39533
3588 (MSN 26721/CU361) DBR Mar 2, 1944 after forced landing due to engine failure
at Kunming Station #13, China. Condemned Mar 4, 1944.
3589 (MSN 26722) condemned
3590 (MSN 26723) to US Navy as BuNo 39536
3591 (MSN 26724) W/o 3 May 1944 at Mohanbari, India. Condemned May 20, 1944
3592 (MSN 26725) to US Navy as BuNo 39538
3593 (MSN 26726) W/o 25 Oct 1944 at Paoshan, India. Condemned for salvage Oct 31, 1944.
3594 (MSN 26727) sold to Indian Government Apr 10, 1946. To N10435; N10200; YV-C-TAN 28Sep64; N11640 19Feb70, canx 29Jan73; CP-1009
3595 (MSN 26728) "Latrine Weasel" belly landed due to engine failure at Kunming, China Oct 9, 1944, condemned Oct 10, 1944.
3596 (MSN 26729) sold to Indian Government Apr 10, 1946. To N10436; PP-AKG
3597 (MSN 26730) to US Navy as BuNo 39543. Also reported as having been
condemned May 8, 1944
3598 (MSN 26731/CU371) delivered to USAAF Jan 4, 1944. Attached to 1333AAFBU at Chabua . Jul 2, 1945, damaged in a ground
accident with two other C-46 aircraft (43-47349, 42-107342) at Chabua, AF, India. WFU & stored Jan 1946. Condemned
for salvage Jan 23, 1946 by Army.
3599 (MSN 26732/CU372) WFU and stored Jun 1945. Condemned for salvage
Jun 23, 1945.
3600 (MSN 26733/CU373) W/o 25 May 1944 in China/Burma/India. DBR Jun 26, 1944
3601 (MSN 26734/CU374) DBR Jul 14, 1944 when crashed at Kunming, China.
3602 (MSN 26735/CU375) W/o 10 Jun 1945 at Pao Shan, China
3603 (MSN 26736/CU376) WFU and stored Feb 1946. Condemned for salvage
Feb 6, 1946 by Army-Navy Liquidation Commission.
3604 (MSN 26737/CU377) crashed Dec 8, 1944 near Mohanbari, India
3605 (MSN 26738/CU378) MIA in CBI theatre May 2, 1944. MACR 4653
3606 (MSN 26739/CU379) DBR Jun 26, 1944
3607 (MSN 26740/CU380) MIA May 13, 1944 in CBI theatre. Condemned Jun 2, 1944.
3608 (MSN 26741/CU381) DBR Sep 14, 1945
3609 (MSN 26742/CU382) DBR Aug 25, 1944 when crashlanded 11 km ENE of
Kunming, China
3610 (MSN 26743/CU383) DBR Feb 5, 1944 S of Ledo, India
3611 (MSN 26744/CU384) DBR after crashed on takeoff Apr 28, 1944 at Sookerating, India
3612 (MSN 26745/CU385) DBR Sep 29, 1944
3613 (MSN 26746/CU386) W/o 27 Jul 1944 at Sookerating, India
3614 (MSN 26747/CU387) W/o 14 Jul 1945 at Chengkung, China. Condemned Jul 16, 1945.
3615 (132nd TCS) lost Jun 28, 1945 at Chengkung, China. MACR 14692 Reported junked Jul 31, 1945.
3616 (328th TCS) W/o 19 Aug 1944 at Assam Valley, India. MACR 7595
3617 (MSN 26750/CU390) to Indian government Apr 10, 1946. WFU and stored
Apr 1946. Bought by Western Hemisphere Export Nov 30, 1956 and
registered as PP-LEF. Boutht by Loide Aereo Nacional Nov 30, 1956.
Bought by Aeronorte Oct 24, 1957 and reregistered as PP-NBN. Real SA
bought it Jun 11, 1959. VARIG managed it Aug 1961. WFU and stored
at Sao Paulo, Brazil Nov 1966. Broken up in 1970.
3619 (MSN 26752/CU392) to US Navy as 39538.
3620 (MSN 26753/CU393) to US Navy as 39535.
3621 (MSN 26754/CU394) transferred to US Navy Feb 7, 1944, but no record of BuNo
assigned, but possibly 39536. Capitol Airways in 1956, named "Tennessee" registred as N9513C.
Converted to CW-20T. Bought by Transcontinetal SA Feb 1959, registered LV-PMB,
reregistered Mar 19, 1959 as LV-FTY. Leased to Austral Dec 22, 1961,
returned Feb 13, 1962. WFU and stored Feb 1962.
3622 (MSN 26755/CU395) transferred to US Navy Jan 21, 1944 but no record of BuNo
assigned, but possibly 39537. Bought by Dominican Republic AF in 1960, registered as FAF 3104. Bought
by Bellomy-Lawson Aviation, Inc May 1970, registered as N9070. Bought by Lanica
in 1974, registered as AN-BGU. DBR Puerto Cabezos, Nicaragua Mar 17, 1976
3623 (MSN 26756/CU396) to US Navy as 39534.
3624 (MSN 26757/CU397) to US Navy as 39539.
3625 (MSN 26758/CU398) to US Navy as 39540
3626 (MSN 26759/CU399) to US Navy as 39541
3627 (MSN 26760) W/o 3 Mar 1944 at Sookersting, India. Condemned Mar 26, 1944
3628 (MSN 26761) condemned for salvage Jan 23, 1946 by Army-Navy Liquidation
Commission.
3629 lost 24 Mar 1945 at Pangseng Pass, Burma. MACR 13373
3630 lost Apr 24, 1944, India. MACR 4737
3631 (MSN 26764) W/o 14 Jul 1944 at Chanyi, China. condemned for salvage Sep 6, 1944
3632 (MSN 26765) W/o 24 Aug 1944 at Yupanga, Burma. condemned Aug 24, 1944
3633 (MSN 26766) W/o 10 Jun 1944 at Sookerating, India.
3634 (MSN 26767) condemned Mar 18, 1944
3635 (MSN 26768) condemned Oct 17, 1944
3637 (MSN 26770) condemned for salvage Feb 7, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission.
3638 (MSN 26771) to N91364, canx 11Dec69; TAM-61 [Bolivian AF]; CP-1080. WFU LA Paz
3639 (MSN 26772) condemned for salvage Sep 2, 1944
3640 (MSN 27773/CU413) to RFC Jan 15, 1946. WFU and stored Ontario,
CA Jan 1946. Bought by Transocean Air Lines in 1947 and
registered N4680V. DBR in 1951.
3641 (MSN 27664/CU414) w/o Jan 9, 1944 when DR after crew bailed
out due to mechanical failure when an engine tore loose
near Clarence Center, NY. Broken up Rome, NY
3642 (MSN 26775/CU415) crashed following explosion and structural
failure in Africa Dec 29, 1944.
3643 (MSN 26776/CU416) DBR in takeoff accident Mangshih, China
Mar 15, 1945. Condemned Mar 15, 1945.
3644 (MSN 26777/CU417) to RFFc Oct 16, 1945. WFU and stored
Ontario, CA Oct 1945. Returned to USAF May 21, 1945, WFU
and stored Feb 1949.
3645 (MSN 26778/CU418) to RFC Mar 16, 1946. WFU and stored
Ontario, CA Mar 1946. Bought by Charles C. Finn
in 1947 as N111H, set up as ground classroom. Bought by Texaco Colombia Mar 31, 1959
as HK-489. Crashed Calderon, Colombia Apr 8, 1961.
3646 (MSN 26779/CU419) to RFC Oct 23, 1945. WFU and stored Ontarion,
CA Oct 1945. Returned to USAF May 21, 1948. WFU and stored Feb 1949.
3647 (MSN 26780/CU420) Assigned to Misaman, India Station 11. Damaged
Jan 4, 1944 22 mi West of Chabua, India due to mechanical
failure. Damaged in landing accident Jul 8, 1944 at Misaman,
Station 11, India. WFU and stored Feb 1946. Condemned for salvage
Feb 10, 1946 by Army-Navy Liquidation Commission.
3648 (MSN 26781/CU421) damaged Nov 2, 1944 in taxi accident Wadi
Seidna, Allied-Egyption States or Sudan. Damaged in takeoff
accident Wadi Seidna. WFU and stored May 1945.
3649 (MSN 26782/CU422) to RFC Mar 26, 1946. WFU and stored Ontario,
CA Mar 1946. Returned to USAF May 21, 1948. WFU and stored Feb 1949.
3650 (MSN 26783/CU423) WFU and stored. Bought by C-46 Parts Inc
Mar 2, 1965 as N91371. Bought by Servicios Aereos Virgen de
Copacabana (SAVCO) Mar 6, 1974 as CP-1063. WFU and stored
Mar 1974. Bought by G. T. Baker Aviation school and
subsequently broken up.
3651 (MSN 26784/CU424) to N79094 10Mar48; XA-HAE; XB-LAQ; N79094; to civil registry as HK-512 with
Aerocarga Colombia. To Sociedat Aeronautica Medellin as HK-512. To Taxi Aereo Opita/Aerolineas Tao
Jul 22, 1974. To Aerocarga Feb 4, 1966. W/o at Funza, Colombia Nov 4, 1966)
3654 (MSN 26787) W/o 2 Oct 1944 at Maiduguri, Nigeria
3655 (MSN 26788) with 1202nd AAFBU crashed Oct 9, 1944 near Accra, Gold Coast, British West Africa.
3657 (MSN 26790)
3658 (MSN 26791) W/o 2 Jul 1944 at Ledo, India, condemned Jul 6, 1944
3659 (MSN 26792) to RFC at Ontario, CA Mar 5, 1946. In 1948 to NC67925.
To LAPSA (Lineas Aereas de Panama S. A.) as RX-127. LAPSA was a
"paper" Panamanian company that served as a clandestine
conduit of aircraft to Israel. To Israel Defense Force. Back to US
civil registry as N9852F Jan 7, 1957. Sold to Boreas Corporation Mar
28, 1957. Acquired by Reeve Aleutian Airways Jul 3, 1958 and flown
by them for over 20 years. Registered to Foss Air Alaska Feb 21, 1980.
Damaged twice in 1982 in landing mishaps. Sold to Warren C. Woods
Sep 3, 1983. Registration cancelled Aug 23, 1993 as "destroyed"
3661 W/o 11 Sep 1944 at Chabua, India
3663 (MSN 26796/CU436) to RFC Nov 25, 1945. Bought by Neil F. Lawrence
in 1948 as N79979. Leased by Aerovias Contreras "Manuel" as
XA-JEB in 1948. Returned to Neil Lawrence in 1949 and
reregisterdd as N79979. Bought by Allied Aircraft Mar 1951. Bought
by Aerovias Brasil Jun 28, 1951 as PP-AXU. Bought by Pearl
Island Corp Jan 13, 1954. Bought by San Venezolanos Mar 1954
as YV-C-NAF. Seized by Brazilian authorities Jul 10, 1954.
Sold Oct 1954 to Lidca Colombia as HK-388. Bought by
Aeroespesca Colombia Jun 23, 1965. DBR Oct 21, 1981 when after
being hijacked by 2 men and 2 women while on flight from Medellin
to Barranquilla. They demanded that the crew land at the
Guajira Peninsula, and 5 tons of weapons were loaded aboard
the plane and it departed again. Made a forced landing in the Rio Orteguaza
river to unload weapons. Aircraft was abandonded by the hijackers, crew was
held hostage until Nov 10, 1981.
3664 (MSN 26797) to LAPSA (Lineas Aeras de Panama S. A.) as RX-133.
LAPSA was a "paper" Panamanian company that served as a clandestine
conduit of aircraft to Israel. To Israel Defense Force.
Ultimate fate uncertain.
3665 (MSN 26798) to XB-JUP 1949; YV-C-LBD; N3920C; PP-YQD; N3966C; PP-LDU 2Sep54; PP-LEP 8Aug58
3666 (MSN 26799) W/o 25 Sep 1944 at Iahqal, India; condemned Sep 26, 1944
3667 (MSN 26800/CU440) to US Navy as 39542
3668 W/o 17 Sep 1944 at Shingbwiyang, Burma
3669 W/o 26 Jan 1945 at Bell Center, OH
3671 W/o 12 Mar 1945 at Shinbwiyang, Burma
3672 (MSN 26805/15360) To LAPSA (Lineas Aereas de Panama S. A. as
RX-131. LAPSA was a "paper' Panamanian company that acted as
a clandestine conduit of aircraft to Israel. To Israel Defense
Force as #17-02. To El Al Israel Air Lines as 4X-AEF. To
Lance Air Transport as N2714A. To Zantop Air Transport, later
Universal Airlines, stil as N2714A. To APASA (Aerovias
Panama Airways Sur Americanas) as HP-228. To COPA (Compania
Panamena de Aviacion) still as HP-228. To Taxander as HK-791.
To Aeropesca Colombia still as HK-791 (HK-796 requested but
NTU) To Aeronorte (Aerivias del Norte) Colomibia still as HK-791.
Last to Lineas Aereas Suramericanas Colombia still as HK-791.
w/o during landing at Leticia, Colombia Apr 30, 1973.
3673 (MSN 26806) W/o 24 May 1944 at Misamari, India; condemned Jun 26, 1944
3675 (MSN 26808) W/o 31 Oct 1944 at Kunming, China; crashed, condemned Nov 1, 1944
3676 (MSN 26809/CU449) purchased Dec 1947 by LAPSA (Lineas Aereas
de Panama Sur Americans) as RX-132. LAPSA was a "paper"
Panamanian company that acted as a clandestine conduit of aircraft
to Israel. To Israel Defence Force as 17-05. Withdrawn from
service shortly after end of War of Independence and handed over
to El Al Israel Air Lines as 4X-ALA. In 1956 to Alaska Airlines
as N5140B. In 1957 to AAXICO (American Air Export and Import Company
of Miami, FL, still as N5140B. Crashed during emergency
approach and landing to Abilene-Dyess AFB, TX after losing
elevator control, 2 killed.
3677 (MSN 26810/CU450) to USAAF Jan 30, 1944. To RFC Oct 5, 1945. WFU ans stored at Bush Field, Georgia.
To US civil registry as N95463 in 1952. Bought by Air Maroc Apr 27, 1954 and registered as F-OAFI.
Transferred to Aigle Azur Maroc in 1956. To Aigle-Azur Extreme-Orient, Societe Compagnie Aier Cameroun
Used as freighter, crashed on takeoff at Garoua, Cameroun Feb 3, 1965. All 4 onboard killed.
3678 (MSN 26811) condemned for salvage Feb 8, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission
3679 to N67924; Israeli AF; N9841F 17May59; TI-1053C; N9841F. To Colombian civil registry as HK-3150 in 1984
3680 (MSN 26813) transferred to Chinese AF.
3681 (MSN 26814) to N65879; HK-164; N75338
3682 (MSN 26815) W/o 26 Jun 1944 at Sookerating, India. MACR 6120
3683 lost Jan 7, 1945, Lang Tai, China. MACR 11100
42-3684/3707 Fleetwings BT-12-FL
3687 W/o 8 Jul 1943 at Bethesda, MD
3689 W/o 1 Oct 1943 at Avondale, GA
42-3708/3883 Fleetwings BT-12-FL
Cancelled contract
42-3884/4243 North American AT-6C-NT Texan
3884/4043 were AT-6C-5-NT, 4044/4243 were AT-6C-10-NT
3884/3983 MSN 88-11588/11687 (100)
3884 (MSN 88-11588) engine failed 18 mi N of Childress AAF. WASP pilot bailed out but fell with her chute unopened and
was killed.
3885 (MSN 88-11589) Redes as T-6C on 11 Jun 1948; remanuf as T-6G 51-14428
3886 (MSN 88-11590) W/o 27 Aug 1943 at Aloe AAF, TX
3889 (MSN 88-11593) W/o 20 Mar 1944 at Aloe AAF, Victoria, TX
3890 at Planes of Fame East, Minnesota
3893 (MSN 88-11597) to Turkish AF as 7251 Aug 2, 1948.
3894 (MSN 88-11598) to Turkish AF as 7252 Aug 2, 1948
3896 (MSN 88-11600) Wfu; to NC52896; to AN-ADC; to Nicaraguan AF as 44 in Dec 1947
3897 (MSN 88-11601) W/o 18 Jul 1944 at Brownsville, TX
3898 (MSN 88-11602)
3899 (MSN 88-11603) W/o 24 Nov 1944 at Carterville, GA
3900 (MSN 88-11604) W/o 30 Aug 1943 at Malvern, AL
3901 (MSN 88-11605) W/o 10 Jul 1943 at Dothan, AL
3902 (MSN 88-11606) W/o 26 Feb 1944 at Dothan, AL
3903 (MSN 88-11607) To Uruguayan AF as 346 in 1947; w/o 23 Sep 1958
3904 (MSN 88-11608) to Turkish AF as 7253 Aug 2, 1948
3907 (MSN 88-11611) to Turkish AF as 7254 Aug 2, 1948
3908 (MSN 88-11612) W/o 26 Apr 1944 at Buckeye AAAF, AZ
3909 (MSN 88-11613) W/o 28 Sep 1943 at Luke AAF, AZ
3910 (MSN 88-11614) W/o 5 May 1943 at Salome, AZ
3912 used to rebuild T-6G
3913 (MSN 88-11617) W/o 22 Feb 1944 at Marana AAF, AZ
3914 (MSN 88-11618) W/o 9 Feb 1943 at Eagle Pass AAF, TX
3916 (MSN 88-11620) W/o 8 Apr 1943 at Eagle Pass AAF, TX
3922 (MSN 88-11626) W/o 24 Nov 1943 at San Carlos, Mexico
3925 (MSN 88-11629) W/o 10 Dec 1943 at Thomasville, GA
3929 (MSN 88-11633) to Turkish AF as 7255 Aug 2, 1948
3930 (MSN 88-11634) W/o 14 Apr 1943 at Marianna, FL
3931 (MSN 88-11635) in ground collision Mar 10, 1943 Marianna AAF, FL Mar 10, 1943. One killed.
W/o 10 Mar 1943 at Bascom, FL
3933 (MSN 88-11637) on civil registry as N7693Z.
3935 used to rebuild T-6G
3936 used to rebuild T-6G
3937 (MSN 88-11641) Redes as T-6C on 11 Jun 1948; remanuf as T-6G 51-14316
3940 (MSN 88-11644) W/o 6 Aug 1943 at Luke AAF, AZ
3942 (MSN 88-11646) W/o 21 Aug 1943 at Luke AAF, AZ
3943 (MSN 88-11647) W/o 9 Mar 1943 at Eagle Pass AAF, TX
3944 used to rebuild T-6G
3946 (MSN 88-11650) to Turkish AF as 7256 Aug 2, 1948
3950 (MSN 88-11654) To Brazilian AF
3951 (MSN 88-11655) W/o 5 Mar 1943 at Eagle Pass AAF, TX
3954 used to rebuild T-6G
3955 (MSN 88-11659) W/o 12 Feb 1943 at Choctawatchee Bay, FL
3956 (MSN 88-11660) W/o 18 Oct 1943 at Craig Field, Selma, AL
3957 (MSN 88-11661) W/o 16 Feb 1943 at Craig Field, AL
3958 (MSN 88-11662)
3959 crashed Oct 14, 1945 3 mi NW of Havana, AR while stationed at Craig Field, AL
3962 (MSN 88-11666) W/o 21 Aug 1944 at Craig Field, AL
3965 used to rebuild T-6G
3967 used to rebuild T-6G
3968/3972 (MSN 88-11672/11676) Lend-Lease to Brazil
3973/3978 (MSN 88-11677/11682) Lend-Lease to Mexico
3979/3983 (MSN 88-11683/11687) Lend-Lease to Venezuela
3984/4023 MSN 88-11758/11797 (40)
3984 (MSN 88-11758) W/o 6 Jul 1944 at Williams Field, AZ. On display at Luke AFB, Arizona
3986 (MSN 88-11760) W/o 28 Feb 1944 at Luke AAAF #6, AZ
3987 (MSN 88-11761) W/o 19 May 1945 at Litchfield Park, AZ
3991 (MSN 88-11765) W/o 7 May 1943 at Eagle Pass AAF, TX
3992 (MSN 88-11766) W/o 10 Feb 1943 at Foster AAF, TX
3993 (MSN 88-11767) W/o 21 Jul 1945 at Big Springs, TX
3997 used to rebuild T-6G
3998 (MSN 88-11772) to Turkish AF as 7257 Aug 2, 1948
4000 (MSN 88-11774)
4001 (MSN 88-11775) W/o 16 Feb 1943 at Leesburg AAF #1, GA
4002 (MSN 88-11776)
4003 (MSN 88-11777) crashed at Gore Field, Montana Jan 16, 1944. W/o 22 Sep 1944 at Choteau MT
4006 (MSN 88-11780) W/o 6 Nov 1944 at Berlin AAAF, GA
4007 (MSN 88-11781) W/o 12 Jul 1943 at Eglin Field, FL
4008 (MSN 88-11782)
4009 (MSN 88-11783) to Turkish AF as 7258 Aug 2, 1948
4011 (MSN 88-11785) to Turkish AF as 7259 Aug 2, 1948
4012 (MSN 88-11786) W/o 12 Aug 1943 at Luke AAF, AZ
4013 (MSN 88-11787) to Turkish AF as 7260 Aug 2, 1948
4017 (MSN 88-11791) W/o 20 Mar 1943 at Palm Springs AAB, CA
4019 (MSN 88-11793) W/o 11 Apr 1943 at Foster AAF, TX
4020 (MSN 88-11794) W/o 8 Apr 1943 at Yoakum, TX
4024/4063 MSN 88-11868/11907 (40)
4024 (MSN 88-11868) W/o 9 Aug 1943 at Troy, AL
4025 (MSN 88-11869) Redes as T-6C on 11 Jun 1948; remanuf as T-6G 51-14324
4027 (MSN 88-11871) Redes as T-6C on 11 Jun 1948; remanuf as T-6G 51-14511
4028 (MSN 88-11872) W/o 11 Mar 1943 at Napier Field, AL
4029 (MSN 88-11873) W/o 25 Mar 1944 at Luverne, AL
4030 (MSN 88-11874) W/o 7 Jun 1943 at Napier Field, AL
4031 (MSN 88-11875) W/o 13 Oct 1943 at Napier Field, AL
4033 (MSN 88-11877) Wfu; to NC52785; to Honduras AF as 204C on 27 Nov 1947
4037 (MSN 88-11881) W/o 5 Mar 1943 at Luke AAF, AZ
4039 (MSN 88-11883) used to rebuild T-6G
4041 (MSN 88-11885) redesignated at T-6C on Jun 11, 1948, used to rebuild T-6G 49-3153
4043 (MSN 88-11887) W/o 6 Jun 1945 at Juneau, WI
4046 (MSN 88-11890) W/o 6 Apr 1943 at Randado, TX
4047 (MSN 88-11891) used to rebuild T-6G
4048 (MSN 88-11892) Redes as T-6C on 11 Jun 1948; remanuf as T-6G 49-3100
4049 (MSN 88-11893) W/o 16 Feb 1943 at Norias, TX
4053 (MSN 88-11897) W/o 24 Feb 1944 at Moore Field, TX
4055 (MSN 88-11899) W/o 9 Sep 1943 at Monette, AR
4056 (MSN 88-11900) W/o 19 May 1943 at Henderson Field, HI
4061 (MSN 88-11905) to Turkish AF as 7263 Aug 2, 1948
4062 (MSN 88-11906) W/o 25 Dec 1943 at Luke AAF, AZ
4064/4095 MSN 88-12143/12174 (32)
4064 (MSN 88-12143) Lend-Lease to Brazil
4065 (MSN 88-12144) Lend-Lease to Brazil
4066 (MSN 88-12145) Lend-Lease to Brazil
4067 (MSN 88-12146) Lend-Lease to Brazil
4068 (MSN 88-12147) Lend-Lease to Brazilian AF as 1262. At Museu Aeroespacial, Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil.
4069 (MSN 88-12148) Lend-Lease to Mexico
4070 (MSN 88-12149) Lend-Lease to Mexico
4071 (MSN 88-12150) Lend-Lease to Mexico
4072 (MSN 88-12151) Lend-Lease to Mexican AF 2/o Escuadron Aereo 2/o Air
Regiment 1943 as P-75. Mar 1943 reregistered as EAN-709.
To N7054X, still active.
4073 (MSN 88-12152) Lend-Lease to Mexico
4074 (MSN 88-12153) Lend-Lease to Mexico
4075 (MSN 88-12154) Lend-Lease to Bolivia as FAB 251
4076 (MSN 88-12155) Lend-Lease to Bolivia as FAB 252
4077 (MSN 88-12156) Lend-Lease to Bolivia as FAB 253
4078 (MSN 88-12157) left wing failed in flight, Moultrie, GA Mar 11, 1943. 2 killed.
4079 (MSN 88-12158) to Turkish AF as 7264 Aug 2, 1948
4080 (MSN 88-12159) W/o 10 Apr 1943 at Eglin AAAF #7, FL
4081 (MSN 88-12160) to Turkish AF as 7265 Aug 2, 1948
4083 (MSN 88-12162) W/o 8 Nov 1943 at Napier Field, AL
4086 (MSN 88-12165) W/o 21 Mar 1944 at Jackson AAB, MS
4088 (MSN 88-12167) to Turkish AF as 7266 Aug 2, 1948
4089 (MSN 88-12168) W/o 7 May 1943 at Moore Field, TX
4090 (MSN 88-12169) W/o 27 Aug 1943 at Bryan, TX
4093 (MSN 88-12172) W/o 7 Apr 1943 at Raymondville, TX
4094 (MSN 88-12173) W/o 19 Jun 1944 at Pyote AAF, TX
4095 (MSN 88-12174) to Turkish AF as 7267 Aug 2, 1948
4096/4136 MSN 88-12225/12265 (41)
4097 (MSN 88-12226) W/o 24 Sep 1943 at Ajo AAF, AZ
4100 (MSN 88-12229) to Turkish AF as 7261 Aug 2, 1948
4101 (MSN 88-12230) W/o 26 Apr 1943 at La Junta AAF, CO
4103 (MSN 88-12232) Redes as T-6C on 11 Jun 1948; remanuf as T-6G 51-14395
4107 (MSN 88-12236) W/o 30 May 1943 at 8 Mi NE Craig Field, AL
4110 (MSN 88-12239) to Turkish AF as 7262 Aug 2, 1948
4111 (MSN 88-12240) W/o 8 Oct 1946 at Kane, PA
4114 (MSN 88-12243) W/o 13 Jul 1943 at Spence AAF, GA
4116 (MSN 88-12245) W/o 28 Mar 1943 at Headland, AL
4118 (MSN 88-12247) W/o 24 Apr 1945 at Gaskin AAAF, TX
4119 (MSN 88-12248) W/o 30 Mar 1943 at Malvern, AL
4121 (MSN 88-12250) W/o 14 Jul 1943 at Seguin, TX
4123 (MSN 88-12252) W/o 14 Jul 1943 at Seguin, TX
4124 (MSN 88-12253) W/o 26 Apr 1944 at Bryan, TX
4125 (MSN 88-12254) remanufactured at T-6G 49-2943.
4128 (MSN 88-12257) w/o 30 Apr 1942 at Eagle Pass AAF, TX; repaired (?); to Turkish AF as 7268 Aug 2, 1948
4129 (MSN 88-12258) Redes as T-6C on 11 Jun 1948; remanuf as T-6G 51-14452
4130 (MSN 88-12259) W/o 14 Jun 1943 at Boerne, TX
4132 (MSN 88-12261) remanfufactured as 49-3160
4134 (MSN 88-12263) W/o 14 Jun 1943 at Las Vegas AAF, NV
4135 (MSN 88-12264) W/o 27 Sep 1943 at Ajo AAF, AZ
4136 (MSN 88-12265) W/o 24 Apr 1943 at La Junta AAF, CO
4137/4180 MSN 88-12357/12400 (44)
4143 (MSN 88-12363) W/o 2 Apr 1943 at Randolph Field, TX
4144 (MSN 88-12364) W/o 21 Jul 1943 at Seguin Field, TX
4145 (MSN 88-12365) Redes as T-6C on 11 Jun 1948; remanuf as T-6G 51-14520
4146 (MSN 88-12366) in midair collision with AT-6D 41-34667 near Avenger Field, Sweetwater, TX
Apr 16, 1944. WASP trainee pilot killed.
4147 (MSN 88-12367) W/o 10 Mar 1943 at Seguin Field, TX
4150 (MSN 88-12370) W/o 14 Oct 1944 at Randolph Field, TX
4152 (MSN 88-12372) to Turkish AF as 7269 Aug 2, 1948
4153 (MSN 88-12373) to Turkish AF as 7270 Aug 2, 1948
4155 (MSN 88-12375) Redes as T-6C on 11 Jun 1948; remanuf as T-6G 51-14370
4156 used to rebuild T-6G
4157 (MSN 88-12377) W/o 3 May 1944 at Spence Field, GA; repaired (?); redes as T-6C on 11 Jun 1948;
used to rebuild T-6G
4160 (MSN 88-12380) W/o 12 Sep 1943 at Ajo, AZ
4161 (MSN 88-12381) W/o 18 Jan 1944 at Ajo AAF, AZ
4162 (MSN 88-12382) W/o 15 Aug 1944 at Santan Peak, AZ
4163 (MSN 88-12383) W/o 16 Mar 1943 at Bay City, TX
4165 (MSN 88-12385) to Turkish AF as 7271 Aug 2, 1948
4167 (MSN 88-12387) W/o 8 Dec 1946 at Schertz, TX
4168 (MSN 88-12388) W/o 5 May 1944 at Foster AAF, TX
4169 (MSN 88-12389) to Turkish AF as 7272 Aug 2, 1948
4172 (MSN 88-12392) W/o 4 May 1945 at Caldwell, TX
4174 used to rebuild T-6G
4175 (MSN 88-12395) W/o 22 Mar 1943 at Luke AAF, AZ
4176 (MSN 88-12396) W/o 17 Jul 1943 at Boulder Dam, NV
4180 (MSN 88-12400) To Venezuelan AF on 28 Aug 1947
4181/4236 MSN 88-12429/12484 (56)
4181 (MSN 88-12429) To Mexican AF; wfu; on civil registry as N7054R
4183 (MSN 88-12431) W/o 15 Oct 1947 at Marshall, TX
4186 (MSN 88-12434) W/o 23 Sep 1943 at Marion, TX
4187 (MSN 88-12435) W/o 9 Jan 1944 at Randolph Field, TX
4189 (MSN 88-12437) to Turkish AF as 7273 Aug 2, 1948
4190 (MSN 88-12438) to Turkish AF as 7274 Aug 2, 1948
4194 (MSN 88-12442) to Turkish AF as 7275 Aug 2, 1948
4198 (MSN 88-12446) to Turkish AF as 7276 Aug 2, 1948
4199 (MSN 88-12447) W/o 2 Mar 1944 at Bryan, TX
4202 (MSN 88-12450) W/o 31 Mar 1943 at Seguin Field, TX
4203 (MSN 88-12451) W/o 1 Oct 1943 at Cleburne, TX
4204 (MSN 88-12452) W/o 23 Sep 1943 at Marion, TX
4205 (MSN 88-12453) W/o 24 Mar 1943 at Seguin, TX
4207 (MSN 88-12455) W/o 15 Aug 1943 at Clark Field, AR
4209 (MSN 88-12457) W/o 1 Jul 1943 at Randolph Field, TX
4210 (MSN 88-12458) W/o 20 Feb 1945 at Meridian, MS
4211 (MSN 88-12459) W/o 24 Jun 1943 at Seguin, TX
4215 (MSN 88-12463) to Turkish AF as 7277 Aug 2, 1948
4216 (MSN 88-12464) W/o 15 May 1944 at Seguin AAAF, TX
4217 (MSN 88-12465) Lend-Lease to Bolivia as FAB 254
4218 (MSN 88-12466) Lend-Lease to Bolivia as FAB 255
4219 (MSN 88-12467) Lend-Lease to Bolivia as FAB 256
4220 (MSN 88-12468) Lend-Lease to Bolivia as FAB 257
4221 (MSN 88-12469) Lend-Lease to Bolivia as FAB 258
4222 (MSN 88-12470) Lend-Lease to Bolivia as FAB 259
4223/4227 (MSN 88-12471/12475) Lend-Lease to Brazil
4228/4233 (MSN 12476/12481) Lend-Lease to Mexico
4234 (MSN 88-12482) to Cuba Jun 1943 as FAEC 108
4235 (MSN 88-12483) to Cuba Jun 1943 as FAEC 109
4236 (MSN 88-12484) to Cuba Jun 1943 as FAEC 110.
4237/4243 MSN 88-12555/12561 (7)
4239 (MSN 88-12557) W/o 27 Jun 1944 at Accra, Gold Coast
4243 (MSN 88-12561) to Turkish AF as 7278 Aug 2, 1948
42-4244/4453 Bell P-39K-1-BE Airacobra
4244,4273,4352,4387,4433,4437 to P-39K-2-BE
4245 W/o 18 May 1943 at Kelly Field, TX
4247 W/o 2 Jul 1943 at Madden Field, Panama
4250 W/o 26 Jul 1943 at Howard Field, Panama Canal Zone
4251 (29th FS, 16th FG) lost Jul 3, 1943, at Chepo River, Panama. MACR 11
4252 W/o 30 May 1943 at Albrook Field, Panama Canal Zone
4255 Conv to TP-39K; w/o 28 Nov 1944 at Bruni, TX
4256 W/o 25 Jul 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
4258 W/o 1 Jul 1943 at Howard Field, Panama Canal Zone
4259 W/o 28 Sep 1942 at La Joya, Panama
4262 W/o 4 May 1943 at ChepilloIs, Panama
4266 W/o 4 Dec 1942 at La Joya, Panama
4274 (70th FS, 18th FG) lost Jul 4, 1943, Solomon Islands. MACR 603
4279 (347th FG, 70th FS) lost in flight accident Mar 20, 1942, Nandi Bay, Fiji.
4280 W/o 11 Jan 1943 at Narewa Field, Fiji
4287 (67th FS, 347th FG) lost Oct 5, 1942, Solomons. MACR 602
4288 W/o 1 Aug 1944 at Ephrate AAB, WA
4290 (12th FS, 18th FG) lost Jan 15, 1943, Solomon Islands. MACR 604
4291 W/o 26 Jul 1943 at Ward's Drome, New Guinea
4292 W/o 13 Jun 1943 at Ward's Drome, New Guinea
4293 W/o 12 Nov 1942 at Nandi Airdrome, Fiji
4295 W/o 6 Jun 1943 at Abau Island, Guadalcanal
4299 W/o 27 Feb 1943 at Narawa Field, Fiji
4303 W/o 15 Oct 1943 at Viti Levu, Fiji
4304 W/o 10 Jun 1943 at Ward's Drome, New Guinea
4305 W/o 6 Jun 1943 at Abau Island, Guadalcanal
4310 W/o 8 Dec 1942 at Narewa Field, Fiji
4311 W/o 27 Feb 1943 at Narawa Field. Fiji
4312 W/o 13 Sep 1943 at Woodlark Island, Guadalcanal;abandoned on Woodlark Island 1943. Recovered in 1982
by Bob Jarrett for eventual restoration. By 1991 had been
restored and was on display at South Australian Aviation
Museum, Port Adelaide. Reported to incorporate parts from
42-4368. Went to Weeks Air Museum, Tamiami, Florida 1991-2002. Damaged by
Hurricane Andrew Aug 24, 1992. Stored dismantled 1997. Reportedly sent to
Australia for restoration 2004 (www.warbirdregistry.org)
4315 W/o 4 May 1943 at Madden Field, Panama
4316 W/o 8 Nov 1943 at Narewa Field, Fiji
4318 W/o 17 Apr 1944 at Naples AAF, FL
4319 W/o 4 Sep 1942 at Pacora, Panama
4320 W/o 2 Apr 1943 at Madden Field, Panama
4321 W/o 3 Mar 1943 at La Joya, Panama
4322 W/o 26 Mar 1943 at La Joya, Panama
4324 W/o 18 Nov 1942 at Albrook Field, CZ
4325 W/o 8 Apr 1943 at Chepillo Island, Panama
4326 W/o 18 Jul 1943 at La Joya, Panama
4327 W/o 22 Aug 1942 at Romulus AAB, MI
4328 W/o 11 Oct 1943 at La Joya, Panama
4329 W/o 5 Nov 1943 at Chepillo Island, Panama
4331 W/o 7 Sep 1942 at Apaneea, El Salvador
4332 W/o 7 May 1944 at Esprito Santos Bay, TX
4334 to French AF
4336 W/o 3 Oct 1942 at Chame, Panama
4337 W/o 19 Apr 1943 at Madden Field, Panama
4338 W/o 30 Aug 1942 at Lewisburg, OH
4339 W/o 19 Oct 1942 at Patterson Field, OH
4340 W/o 3 Sep 1942 at Patterson Field, OH
4341 Conv to TP-39K; w/o 16 Jun 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
4348 W/o 15 May 1943 at Berry Field, New Guinea
4351 W/o 2 Aug 1943 at Tsili Tsili, New Guinea
4353 W/o 18 Apr 1943 at Moran, Guadalupe
4355 W/o 2 Jul 1943 at Berry Field, New Guinea
4361 W/o 14 Jul 1943 at Wau, New Guinea
4364 (12th FS, 18th FG) lost Jan 15, 1943, New Georgia. MACR 608
4366 W/o 30 May 1943 at Milne Bay, New Guinea
4368 W/o 26 Jul 1943 at Ward's Drome, New Guinea; parts reported used in rebuild of 42-4312.
4371 crashed Nov 28, 1942 on reef of Tetembria, near Nontouta in French
New Caledonia. Pilot killed.
4373 W/o 19 Aug 1943 at Woodlark Island, Guadaloupe
4376 W/o 15 Mar 1944 at Bonita Springs, FL
4378 W/o 8 Sep 1943 at La Joya, Panama
4379 (16th FG, 24th FS) damaged Nov 5, 1942 at New France Field, Canal Zone in taxi accident.
Damaged in landing accident Mar 12, 1943 at La Joya Field, Canal Zone. Crashed on takeoff
at Howard Field, Canal Zone Jul 28, 1943. Pilot killed.
4382 W/o 2 Jun 1943 at Ward's, Guadaloupe
4384 W/o 17 Dec 1942 at Malolo Island, Fiji
4385 To USSR (ntu?); w/o 29 Dec 1942 at Narewa Field, Fiji
4387 W/o 14 Jun 1943 at Ward's Drome, Guadaloupe
4390 (18th BG) lost 1/15/1943, New Georgia
4394 W/o 27 May 1944 at Ephrata AAF, WA
4395 W/o 1 Feb 1944 at Sulphur Grove, OH
4396 to USSR
4397 to USSR
4398 W/o 19 May 1944 at Moses Lake AAF, WA
4399 to USSR
4401/4429 to USSR
4434 W/o 27 May 1943 at La Joya, Panama
4435 W/o 25 Feb 1944 at Redding AAF, CA
4436 W/o 6 Jul 1943 at La Joya, Panama
4438 W/o 14 Sep 1942 at Niagara Falls, NY
4439 W/o 5 Nov 1942 at Gatun Lake, Panama Canal Zone
4440 W/o 5 Aug 1944 at Peach, WA
4441 W/o 17 Jul 1944 at Everglades City, FL
4443 W/o 16 Aug 1944 at Yuma AAF, AZ
4445/4452 to USSR
4453 W/o 30 Apr 1943 at Aguadulce, Panama
42-4454/4703 Bell P-39L-1-BE Airacobra
4457,4461,4462,4465,4466,4470,4471,4476,4489,4553,4630 to P-39L-2-BE
4454 W/o 6 Feb 1943 at Tonopah, NV
4455 W/o 30 Dec 1942 in San Francisco Bay, CA
4456 W/o 6 Oct 1942 at Granger, WY
4459 W/o 24 Nov 1942 at Paine Field, WA
4463 W/o 9 Oct 1942 at Alameda Island, CA
4466 Conv to P-39L-2-BE; w/o 21 Mar 1944 at Luke Field, AZ
4467 W/o 25 Dec 1942 at Paine Field, WA
4468 W/o 6 Feb 1943 at Tonopah, NV
4470 Conv to P-39L-2-BE; w/o 12 Jun 1943 at Godman Field, KY
4471 W/o 8 Jul 1944 at Moses Lake, WA
4473 W/o 11 Nov 1942 at Hamilton Field, CA
4474 W/o 23 Oct 1942 at Pontiac, MI; repaired (?); w/o 11 Nov 1942 at Paine Field, WA
4476 Conv to P-39L-2-BE; w/o 7 Mar 1943 at Godman Field, KY
4478 (332nd FG) lost Feb 23, 1944 in Italy. MACR 4475 and 2700
4480 (350th FG, 346th FS) w/o in midair collision near Oujda,
Frency Morocco Feb 5, 1943.
4481 (350th FG, 346th FS) crashlanded 19 mi SE of Bouira, Algeria Feb 22, 1943.
4485 W/o 30 Nov 1943 at Gaudo, Italy
4488 to USSR (ntu?); w/o 29 Jan 1943 at Malad, ID
4491 W/o 31 May 1944 at Moses Lake AAF, WA
4494 (350th FG, 346th FS) crashlanded 1/2 mi S of Ain al Arba, Algeria Mar 22, 1943
4495 (350th FG) landed due engine trouble at Portela, Portugal Jan 15, 1943. Pilot interned and returned. Sold to Portugal AF.
4497 to USSR (ntu?); w/o 2 Mar 1943 at Ladd Field, AK
4498 W/o 24 Apr 1944 at Kelly Field, TX
4504 to USSR
4507 to USSR
4508 (350th FG, 346th FS) damaged in landing accident at Oreeansville
(now Ech'Cheliff), Algeria Apr 21, 1943.
4511 to USSR
4516 (350th FG, 345th FS) crashed 7 mi S of Ain Temouchent, Algeria Apr 5, 1943.
4517 (81st FG) ran out of fuel and landed at Portela, Portugal Jan 15, 1943. Pilot interned and returned. Sold to Portugal AF.
4518 (350th FG, 346th FS) got lost in bad weather over the Bay of Biscay, turned back and landed at Campile, Ireland Feb 5, 1943. Pilot OK.
4520 (81st FG, 91st FS) crashed on takeff and wrecked while hit
P-39M 42-4886 at Monte Corvino, Italy Dec 8, 1943. Pilot survived.
4525 to USSR
4526 to USSR
4527 (350th FG) ran out of fuel and landed at Portela, Portugal Feb 8, 1943. Pilot interned and returned. Sold to Portugal AF.
4528 (81st FG, 91st FS) engine failed and crashed into Bay of Gabes 15 mi SE of Kerkenna Island, Tunisia
Jul 6, 1943. Pilot killed. MACR 206.
4529 to USSR
4531 to USSR
4534 W/o 28 Sep 1943 at Aine Berard, Morocco
4537 (94th FG, 332nd FS) lost May 25, 1944. MACR 5344
4541 W/o 27 Feb 1944 at Montecorvino, Italy
4543 W/o 3 Apr 1944 at Petaluma, CA
4544 (68th OG) flew into ground 3 mi S of Much Wenlock, England
Dec 28, 1942.
4551 (68 OG, 111 OS) crashed 4 mi SW of Oujda, French Morocco
Feb 9, 1943.
4552 to USSR
4555 W/o 23 Feb 1944 at Naples, Italy
4556 W/o 25 Mar 1943 at Orleansville Field, Morocco
4559 (350th FG, 346th FS) crashed at Oran-La Senia, Algeria Apr 3, 1943.
4564/4613 to USSR
4614 W/o 18 Oct 1944 at Mat Pen Field, TX
4624 (7th FRG, 25th FRS) forcelanded at Fort Nelson, British
Columbia, Canada Mar 6, 1943.
4631/4644 to USSR
4633 To USSR (ntu); w/o 25 Jan 1943 at Gore Field, MT
4634 (7 FRG, 7 FRS) damaged in takeoff accident at Edmonton,
Alberta, Canada Feb 1, 1943.
4645 W/o 18 Oct 1942 at Niagara Falls, NY. Reclamation completed Niagra Falls, NY Jun 29, 1945
4646/4671 to USSR
4672 wrecked Feb 2, 1943 at Hill Field UT when gear retracted during landing,
drop tank split open and burned Feb 2, 1943
4673 to USSR
4674 condemned Portland AAB Jan 15, 1943
4675/4677 to USSR
4678 surveyed Nov 29, 1943 Hamilton AAF
4679 to USSR
4680 reclamation completed Merced Sub Depot, CA Jan 3, 1946
4681 to USSR
4682 wrecked at Hill AAF, UT Jan 15, 1943 in landing accident
4683/4686 to USSR
4687 to CL-26 at Hamilton AF Se 10, 1943
4688/4692 to USSR
4693 surveyed Spokane Air Service Command Jun 9, 1944
4694 wrecked Jan 28, 1943 at Tonopah Bomb and Gunnery Range, NV due to
engine failure. To CL-26 Feb 4,19043
4695 to RFC Ontario, CA Aug 9, 1945
4696/4700 to USSR
4701 W/o 6 Nov 1943 at Concord, CA; condemned at Tonopah Sub Depot Nov 8, 1943
4702/4703 to USSR
42-4704/4943 Bell P-39M-1-BE Airacobra
4704/4706,4710,4712,4751,4795,4824 to P-39M-2-BE
4704 reclamatin completed Spokane AF May 29, 1945
4705 Conv to P-39M-2-BE; w/o 22 Feb 1943 at Niagara Falls, NY; to RFC Ontario AF, CA Mar 2, 1945
4706 condemned Bell Mod Center, Niagra Falls, NY Feb 23, 1943
4707 to USSR
4708 reclamation completed Rome AAF, NY Oct 2, 1945
4709 to USSR Jan 2,1943. Reclamation completed Dec 5, 1944
4710 crashed 2 mi SW of Keystone Army Air Field Jun 11, 1943. Pilot killed
4711 to USSR
4712 reclamation completed Spokane AMC May 7, 1945
4713 to USSR
4714 condemned salvage Jun 10, 1944
4715/4717 to USSR
4718 crashed and burned May 3, 1943 Pocatello AAB, ID
4719 to USSR
4720 wrecked Mar 2, 1943 Gore AAF, Great Falls, MT, while being delivered to USSR
4721/4722 to USSR
4723 condemned salvage May 13, 1944
4724 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
4725 wrecked at Wetaskiwin, Canada Dec 30, 1942 along Alaskan delivery route to USSR
4726/4728 to USSR
4729 condemned overseas Aug 27, 1944
4731 to USSR
4734 W/o 18 Feb 1943 at Burtonwood, UK
4735/4736 to USSR
4738 to USSR
4744 to USSR
4747 to USSR
4750 to USSR
4751 Conv to P-39M-2-BE; w/o 29 May 1943 at Niagara Falls, NY
4752 W/o 7 Mar 1944 at Montecorvino, Italy
4753/4755 to USSR
4756 To Italian AF
4757/4763 to USSR
4762 To USSR (ntu); w/o 15 Nov 1942 at Bellefontaine, OH
4765/4769 to USSR
4771/4792 to USSR
4775 To USSR (ntu); w/o 27 Jan 1943 at Gunn, Canada
4784 To USSR (ntu); w/o 27 Jan 1943 at Gladstone, ND
4794 to USSR
4795 Conv to P-39M-2-BE; w/o 11 Aug 1943 at Campbell AAF, KY; to CL-26 Campbell AAF Aug 12, 1943
4796/4801 to USSR
4797 To USSR (ntu); w/o 15 Nov 1942 at Patterson Field, OH
4802 lost Watson Lake, Canada during ferry flight to USSR over Alaskan route Feb 21, 1943
4803/4806 to USSR
4807 condemned Mar 24, 1943
4808 W/o 14 Jan 1943 at Lacombe, Canada; condemned Feb 8, 1943
4809/4810 to USSR
4811 condemned salvage Oct 24, 1943
4812 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
4813 W/o 21 Dec 1943 at Ain M'Lila, Algeria.
4814 condemned salvage Aug 10, 1943
4815 reclamation completed Rome AAF, NY May 8, 1945
4816 to RFC Hobbs AAF, Juskogee, OK May 26, 1945
4817 condemned crash May 1, 1944
4818/4819 condemned overseas Jan 18, 1946
4820 to RFC Ontario AAAF, CA Mar 19, 1945
4821 (81st FG, 93rd FS) crashed on takeoff due to engine failure at Kairouan, Tunsia Jun 25, 1943.
Condemned overseas Jan 18, 1946
4822 (81st FG, 91st FS) stalled on landing and wrecked at Monte
Corvino, Italy Dec 2, 1943. Pilot OK.
4823 condemned salvage Jul 31, 1943
4824 reclamation completed Oct 2, 1945
4825 (81st FG, 91st FS) engine failed and ditched 5 mi NE of
Bizerte, Tunisia Aug 6, 1943. MACR 491. Pilot KIA
4826 condemned overseas Aug 27, 1944
4827 condemned salvage from enemy action Apr 5, 1946
4829 W/o 3 Feb 1944 at Constantine, Algeria; condemned Feb 8, 1943
4830 condemned salavage Jan 26, 1944
4831 condemned salvage Jan 24, 1946
4832 condemned salvage Aug 22, 1943
4833 crashed at Warton, England Feb 3, 1943. Condemned Mar 13, 1943
4834 wrecked when pilot bailed out after entering end over end spin over
Shawbury, Shropshire, UK Feb 21, 1943.
4835 condemned salvage Jan 24, 1946
4836 surveyed in USA Aug 31, 1944
4837 condemned salvage Jan 24, 1946
4838 condemned Feb 8, 1943
4839 condemned crashed Jun 17, 1944
4840 condemned Feb 8, 1943
4841 reclamation completed Foster Field May 29, 1945
4842 condemned Aug 22, 1943
4843 condemned overseas Aug 27, 1944
4844 (81st FG, 92nd FS) crashed due engine failure 10 mi off Tafaroui, Algeria Jun 28, 1943. Pilot baled out.
Condemned overseas Aug 27, 1944
4845 condemned overseas Aug 27, 1944
4846 condemned Feb 8, 1943
4847 (81st FG, 93rd FS) crashed into Mediterreanean Sea 6 mi E of Diezira, Tunisia Jul 4, 1943. Pilot killed.
4848 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
4849/4854 condemned overseas Aug 27, 1944
4855 condemned Aug 19, 1943
4856 reclamation completed Rome AAF, NY Oct 2, 1945
4857 W/o 6 Feb 1944 at Montecorvino, Italy; condemned Aug 27, 1944.
4858 condemned salvage Apr 16, 1943
4859 to USSR via Britain
4860/4863 to USSR
4864/4865 to USSR via Britain
4866 condemned Mar 18, 1943
4867/4871 to USSR
4872/4874 to USSR via Britain
4875/4876 to USSR
4877 to USSR via Britain
4878 to USSR
4879 to USSR via Britain
4880 to USSR
4881/4885 to USSR via Britain
4886 wrecked by crashing P039L 42-4520 at
Monte Corvino, Italy Dec 8, 1943.
4887/4891 to USSR via Britain
4892 to USSR
4893/4897 to USSR via Britain
4898 wrecked Jan 14, 1943 along USSR delivery route in Alaska
4899/4901 to USSR via Britain
4902 to USSR
4903 to USSR via Britain
4904 to USSR
4905/4909 to USSR via Britain
4910 to RFC Ontario, CA as TP-39M Apr 18, 1945
4911 to USSR via Britain
4912 reclamation completed Ladd AAF, AK Sep 1, 1945
4913/4943 to USSR via Britain
42-4944/5043 Bell P-39N Airacobra
4944 collided in midair with a Fleet Aircraft Ltd PT-26
Cornell (#10524) Dec 7, 1942 Ft. Erie, Ontario, Canada. Both
pilots killed.
4945/4948 to USSR
4949 W/o 5 May 1944 at Alaska Highway 141 miles, AK; condemned May 6, 1944 Elmendorf AAB, AK.
Recovered from Fort Nelson, BC, Canada
Nov 1971 and reported 1979 at Yesterday's AF, Chino, CA
4950 to USSR
4951 surveyed Mills AAF, AF Dec 11, 1943
4952 to USSR
4953 W/o 9 May 1943 at Clear Lake, CA; reclamation completed Buckley Field Jan 29, 1946
4954/4957 to USSR
4958 W/o 26 May 1943 at Gorgona Beach, Panama; condemned Panama Air Depot Jul 21, 1943
4959/4963 to USSR
4964 W/o 15 May 1944 at Brownsville, TX; to CL-26 in USA May 17, 1944
4965/4969 to USSR
4970 wrecked Mar 31, 1943 along Alaskan route to USSR
4971/4988 to USSR
4989 condemned in Canal Zone Jan 8, 1945
4990 to USSR
4991 W/o 27 Nov 1943 at Chame, Panama; condemned Panama Air Depot Nov 27, 1943
4992/4996 to USSR
4997 W/o 6 Mar 1943 at New Norway, Canada; to Britain Mar 8, 1943, condemned Mar 18, 1943
4998/5008 to USSR
5009 reclamation completed Robins AAF Jul 6, 1945
5010 to USSR
5011 W/o 11 Oct 1943 at Chame Field, Panama; condemned Panama Air Depot Oct 23, 1943
5012/5021 to USSR
5022 reclamation completed as TP-39N Spokane AAF May 21, 1945
5023/5043 to USSR
5032 To USSR (ntu); w/o 16 Apr 1943 at Ladd Field, AK
42-5044/5049 Noorduyn YC-64 Norseman
MSN 76/81. Six aircraft, (MSN 76/81) were transferred from the RCAF to the USAAF for service trials to prove
the suitability of the Norseman for USAAF service. The type was accepted on September 21, 1942
and the seven aircraft remained in USAAF service. The six aircraft were
replaced in RCAF service from future USAAF production runs.
5044 (MSN 76) Was RCAF 3532; to USAAF November 3, 1941; Bolling, DC October 2, 1941; shipped by sea to Bluie West 8,
Søndre Strømfjord, Greenland November 7, 1941; assembled by Bernt Balchen, pioneer polar aviator, navigator, aircraft mechanical
engineer and military leader; test flown by Balchen who later flew it frequently to oversee the establishment of the USAAF polar
airfields in Greenland. Destroyed by fire in the winter of 1942-43, it had been parked near a fully fuelled C-87 and fuel truck,
the C-87 was set on fire by an overheated heater in a hangar; to excess inventory list Narsarssuak, Greenland Dec 1, 1945
5045 (MSN 77) Was RCAF 3533; to USAAF November 21, 1941; 71st Air Base Squadron, Gander, Newfoundland November 26, 1941;
used to provide a postal service between Newfoundland and New York City; involved in an accident at St John’s,
Newfoundland Dec 9, 1942 when it coasted into a drainage ditch; ground looped during takeoff at St John’s,
June 9, 1943; condemned Newfoundland Jun 9, 1943
5046 (MSN 78) Was RCAF 3534; to USAAF November 21, 1941; 29th Ferrying Squadron, Goose Bay, Labrador; 71st Air Base Squadron,
Gander, Newfoundland November 26, 1941; forced landing near Stephenville Crossing, Newfoundland January 13, 1942;
to Noorduyn for repair; Headquarters, North Atlantic Wing, Presque Isle, Maine October 4, 1942; Grenier Field,
New Hampshire October 1944; Syracuse, New York December 1944; Freeman Field, Indiana August 1945; selected by
General Henry H. “Hap” Arnold for the National Air Museum; Orchard Place Airport, Park Ridge, Illinois May 22, 1946;
accepted by the Smithsonian Institution in 1960; preserved and on display at the National Air & Space Museum,
Udvar-Hazy Center, Dulles International Airport, Washington, DC; currently stored at the
NASM Paul Garber Facility in Suitland, Maryland.
5047 (MSN 79) Was RCAF 3535; to USAAF November 21, 1941; 71st Air Base Squadron, Gander, Newfoundland November 26, 1941;
landing accident Hudson Bay Post, Ungava Bay, Labrador; North Atlantic Wing, Air Transport Command, Presque Isle,
Maine May 1, 1943; Condemned North Atlantic Wing Nov 2, 1943
5048 (MSN 80) Was RCAF 3536; to USAAF December 12, 1941; Air Transport Command; 439th Air Base Squadron, Ladd, Fairbanks,
Alaska December 17, 1941; accident landing at Gulkana, Alaska December 1, 1942; diverted War Assets Administration Nov 2, 1943.
damaged in a landing accident at Nome AAB, Alaska April 27, 1944; Dillingham Air Service, Alaska November 4, 1944;
registered N17661, cancelled .
5049 (MSN 81) Was RCAF 3537; ; to USAAF December 12, 1941; 439th Air Base Squadron, Ladd, Fairbanks, Alaska December 17, 1941;
Forced landing at Sheenjek River, Alaska January 17, 1942; forced landing due engine failure at Ladd, Alaska November 25, 1942
42-5050/5078 Boeing B-17F-30-BO Fortress
MSN 3589/3617. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
5050 (301st BG, 32nd Bs, then to 2nd BG 96th BS) shot down by AAA
and crashed 20 km E of Athens, Greece Dec 14, 1943. MACR 1482.
1 KIA, 6 POW, 3 evaded.
5051 (305th BG, 366th BS, then to 384th BG, 544th BS, *Barrel House Bessie*)
ditched in North Sea Nov 26, 1943. MACR 1579. 3 drowned,
7 rescued.
5052 (303rd BG, 358th BS, "Mizpah") lost Feb 22, 1944. MACR 2646.
5053 (305th BG, 366th BS, "Bloody Tangier Show") hit by AAA and shot down by Fw. Helmut Schrön in
FW-190A-5 of JG 2/7. at Saint-Colombin, France Jul 4, 1943. 2 KIA, 6 POW, 2 evaded. MACR 14439.
5054 (303rd BG, 360th BS, "Bell of San Joaquin") to RFC Kingman Nov 2, 1945
5055 (306th BG, 367th BS) shot down by AAA on mission to Wilhelmshaven May 15, 1943.
5056 (305th BG, 364th BS) lost Feb 26, 1943. MACR 15120.
5057 delivered Cheyenne Sep 9, 1942; Presque Is Oct 19, 1942; Assigned to 422BS/305BG at Chelveston
Oct 30, 1942, then 364BS. ( 305th BG, 422nd BS) damaged and abandoned betwee Le Havre and Dieppe, France
Sep 6, 1943. MACR 1343. 1 KIA, 6 POW, 3 evaded.
5058 (305th BG, 364th BS) lost Feb 16, 1943. MACR 15947.
5059 delivered Cheyenne Sep 6, 1942; Assigned to 366BS/305BG Presque Is Oct 10, 1942; Rome Field Nov 3, 1942; detailed
Gander, NFD to Prestwick, UK, but #3 engine proved a problem, but poor weather prevented return to
Gander and forced to ditch off Baldy Pt, Nova Scotia Oct 23, 1943 (10RTD). HELL'S ANGELS. Condemned Rome Air Depot, NY Nov 23, 1942
5060 delivered Cheyenne Sep 13, 1942; Houlton Oct 22, 1942; Assigned to 422BS/305BG Chelveston Nov 12, 1942; (305th BG, 422nd BS)
lost on mission to Emden Feb 4, 1943. In mid air collision w/FW 190, ditched Waddenzee, off Den Helder, Holland. (WHAT’S COOKIN’ DOC?)
10 KIA.
5061 (99th BG, 346th BS) shot down by Uffz Friedrich Scheer Bf 109G-6 of JG 53/8 5 km SE of Pavia, Italy
Nov 10, 1943. MACR 1129. 3 KIA, 7 POW.
5062 reclamation completed San Angelo AAF, TX Dec 17, 1945
5063 (305th BG, 366th BS) lost May 17, 1943. MACR 15238.
5064 surveyed Ephrata AAB May 20, 1944
5065 to RAF as Fortress II FA701. SOC Mar 11, 1947. Also listed as going to
RFC at Altus Jul 30, 1945
5066 to RAF as Fortress II FA702. Scrapped Mar 11, 1947.
5067 to RAF as Fortress II FA703 crashed Jan 8, 1946.
5069 (91st BG, 324th BS, "Our Gang") shot down by Fw. Heinz
Stover in Fw 190A-4 of JG 11/3 at Sankt Goar, Germany Aug 17, 1943
during Schweinfurt raid. MACR 281. 10 POW.
5070 (91st BG, 401st BS, "Invasion II") lost Apr 17, 1943. MACR 15519.
5071 (396th BG, 367th BS) lost near Romilly sur Seinne, France Dec 20, 1942.
8 KIA, 1 POW, 1 evaded.
5072 delivered Tulsa Sep 17, 1942; to New Castle Oct 7, 1942; Assigned to 367BS/306BG at Chelveston Nov 19, 1942;(306th BG, 367th BS)
crashed Apr 5, 1943 between Halsteren & Dinteloord, N of Antwerp, Holland near target (Erla Works, Antwerp, Belgium).
MACR 15533. 7 KIA, 3 POW.
5073 to RAF as Fortress II FA704. Ditched in North Atlantic Jun 11, 1943 after being hit by fire from
U-417. Crew picked up by British Catalina the same day. U-417 was also lost by depth charges dropped by FA704.
5074 to RAF as Fortress II FA705. With 206 Sqdn RAF Coastal Command shot down by
U-270 Jan 6, 1944. 9 KIA
5075 to RAF as Fortress II FA706. Damaged beyond repair in taxiing
accident at Lagens, Azores Aug 2, 1944.
5076 (301st BG, 32nd BS) lost Feb 4, 1943. MACR 15358.
5077 (323rd BS, 91st BG, "Delta Rebel No 2") damaged by Hptm Naumann
of JG 26/6, then shot down by Obfw Adolf Glunz in Fw 190A-5
of JG 26/4 at Brunninghausen, Germany on raid to Gelsenkirchen, Germany
Aug 12, 1943. MACR 261. 4 KIA, 6 POW.
5078 (305th BG, 366th BS) lost Dec 30, 1942.
42-5079/5149 Boeing B-17F-35-BO Fortress
MSN 3618/3688. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
5079 reclamation completed Lockbourne AAF Jan 6, 1945
5080 delivered Geiger Sep 26, 1942; Rapid City 3/11/42; force landed f/l base . Assigned 335BS/95BG, crashed
Huron, SD, Feb 18, 1943 (9KIS). Condemned Rapid City AAF Feb 18, 1943
5081 delivered Tulsa Sep 17, 1942; West Palm Beach Jan 17, 1943; Assigned to 427BS/303BG Molesworth Feb 15, 1943;
Took off from RAF Colerne, NI on training mission and involved in landing accident at RAF Filton, Oct 17, 1943
transferred 1 BAD Burtonwood Apr 5, 1944; to 419BS/301BG Lucera Jul 7, 1944; Returned to US 4136 BU Tinker
Apr 27, 1944; . ("Luscious Lady") reclamation completed Eglin Proving Grounds, FL Jan 3, 1946
5082 delivered Tulsa Sep 17, 1942; New Castle Oct 18, 1942; Assigned to 419BS/301BG Tafaraoui Nov 7, 1942
Maison Blanche Dec 5, 1942; Biskra Dec 16, 1942; Ain M'Lila Jan 17, 1943; St Donat Mar 6, 1943; Oudna Aug 6, 1943; Cerignola
Dec 7, 1943; Lucera Feb 1, 1944; condemned salvage May 31, 1944 due to takeoff accident May 31, 1944
5083 to RFC Albuquerque Jun 25, 1945
5084 (91st BG, 323rd BS) lost Jan 3, 1943, France. MACR 15464
5085 to excess inventory Dec 31, 1945
5086 (384th BG, 546th BS, *Wahoo II*) damaged during mission to Munster and
crashed at Eye, England Oct 10, 1943. Crew bailed out.
5087 to excess inventory list Mar 2, 1945.
5088 delivered Denver Sep 23, 1942; New Castle Oct 3, 1942; Assigned 2FGp from BWI ferry trip to UK, crashed Kjoge Bay, Narsarssuak, Greenland, ice
cap and broke in half (9RTD); W/O Dec 23, 1942. Condemned inventory Oct 31, 1944
5089 delivered Denver Sep 23, 1942; New Castle Jan 31, 1943; Salina Mar 5, 1943; 247 BU Smoky Hill Jun 4, 1943.
Force landed Smoky Hill Fd Jul 5, 1944; surveyed Smoky Hill AAF (499th BG) Jul 13, 1944
5090 (97th BG, 414th BS) shot down by Bf 109G-6 at Sicily, Italy Jul 8, 1943. 10 KIA. MACR 69.
5091 delivered Geiger Sep 21, 1942; Assigned to 526BS/379BG Sioux City Nov 21, 1942; severely damaged in taxi
accident Feb 26, 1943; .surveyed Apr 3, 1943 Sioux City AAF
5092 to RFC Ontario, CA Jun 14, 1945
5093 reclamation completed Amarillo AAF Jun 7, 1946
5094 surveyed Spokane AAF Jun 4, 1944
5095 to RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
5096 departed US Oct 10, 1945 (last entry in database).
5097 to RFC Kingman Oct 27, 1945
5098 to RFC Altus Aug 28, 1945
5099 reclamation completed Amarillo Aug 20, 1946
5100 reclamation completed Burbank Jan 21, 1946
5101 to RFC Altus Aug 29, 1945
5102 delivered Geiger Sep 25, 1942; assigned to 461BS/331BG Casper Oct 23, 1942; crashed 25 miles north Glenrock, WY
due to poor weather (crew KIS) Feb 25, 19043; W/O Mar 16, 1943. to CL-26 Blythe AAB, CA Mar 24, 1943
5103 wrecked 3 mi E of Medio, NM when exploded in midair Jan 13, 1943
5104 to RFC Albuquerque May 27, 1945
5105 delivered Geiger Sep 28, 1942; assigned to 461BS/331BG Casper Oct 29, 1942; crashed nine miles north Bogue, KA
(KIS) Feb 2, 1943; WO 2/2/43. W/o 2 Feb 1943 at Bogue, KS
5106 to RFC Albuquerque May 24, 1945
5107 wrecked Oct 18, 1942 when fire broke out in #1 engine, crew bailed out,
pilot unable to control aircraft. 2nd LT Dennis J. Walker killed
5108 reclamation completed Lowry AAF Jan 2, 1945
5109 to RFC Kingman Jan 23, 1946
5110 delivered Geiger Sep 28, 1942; Blythe Dec 12, 1942; Hobbs Mar 12, 1943;
W/o 20 Nov 1943 at Detroit City Airport, MI .to CL-26 Hoobs AAF, NM Nov 24, 1943
5111 to RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
5112 delivered Geiger Sep 28, 1942; Ainsworth Dec 15, 1942; Tinker Feb 17, 1943; Rapid City Apr 14, 1943;
W/o 22 May 1943 at North Bombing Range, SD. To CL-26 Rapid City AAF May 28, 1943
5113 to RFC Walnut Ridge Jan 2,1946
5114 delivered Geiger Sep 28, 1942; Biggs Jan 3, 1943; Pyote Apr 28, 1943; Tinker Jul 30, 1943;
W/o 8 Mar 1944 at Harding Field, LA, WO Mar 10, 1944. To CL-26 Alexandria AAF Mar 10, 1944
5115 to RFC Ontario Jun 6, 1945
5116 to RFC Searcy Field Aug 4, 1945
5117 to RFC Altus Sep 6, 1945
5118 to RFC Altus Aug 27, 1945
5119 to RFC Albuquerque May 22, 1945
5120 to CL-26 Blythe AAB Mar 5, 1943
5121 reclamation completed Drew Field Jan 21, 1946
5122 to RFC Albuquerque Jun 25, 1945
5123 delivered Geiger Sep 28, 1942; Great Falls Dec 1, 1942; when on training mission c/l Musselshell, Mt
Dec 30, 1942 aircraft caught fire over Melstone, MT, crashed Bull Mountains, south of Mussellshell, MT;
W/o Jan 1, 1943. Condemned Great Falls AAF Jan 1, 1943
5124 to RFC Altus Oct 4, 1945
5125 condemned MIA Jun 14, 1943
5126 to RFC Kingman Oct 27, 1945
5127 to RFC Kingman Oct 27, 1945
5128 delivered Geiger Sep 28, 1942; Cutbank Dec 7, 1942; Gt Falls Feb 3, 1943; Orlando Apr 28, 1943; Gt Falls
Jul 7, 1943; crashed six miles east of Benton, MT Sep 1, 1943; W/O Sep 9, 1943. to CL-26 Great Falls AAF
Sep 3, 1943
5129 delivered Denver Sep 29, 1942; New Castle Oct 16, 1942; Ass 368BS/306BG Thurleigh Jan 1, 1943;(306th BG,
368th BS) shot down by Uffz Flecks & Meissner (6/JG1), crashed in North Sea off Hoek van Holland,
Netherlands Mar 4, 1943. MACR 2749
5130 (306th BG, 367th BS) lost Mar 6, 1943. MACR 15568
5131 to RFC Kingman Dec 28, 1945
5132 (91st BG, 401st BS, "Royal Flush!") damaged by AAA and later
abandoned near Bruges, Belgium Jun 22, 1943. 10 POW.
5133 (97th BG, 342nd BS) lost Apr 17, 1943. MACR 16527
5134 to excess inventory list Feb 26, 1944
5135 to RFC Altus Oct 4,1945
5136 crashed Dec 15, 1943 at Ardmore AAF, OK. Aircraft suffered engine problem on takeoof,
on return to base hit trees 1/2 mi S of base. 12 killed.
5137 (301st BG) lost Oct 30, 1943. MACR 1060
5138 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 11, 1945
5139 (91st BG, 322nd BS, "Chief Sly II") shot down by Uffz Martin Saller in
Bf 109G-5 of JG 50/2 Aug 17, 1943 and crashed at Kembach,
Germany. MACR 276. 6 KIA, 4 POW
5140 to RFC Arledge AAF Nov 22, 1944
5141 to RFC Albuquerque Jun 19, 1945
5142 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
5143 condemned salvage Nov 2, 1944
5144 delivered Cheyenne Oct 4, 1942; to 30BS/19BG Pyote Apr 6, 43; Tinker Aug 13, 1943; to452BG Pendleton
Nov 1, 1943; W/o 16 Jan 1944 at Dalhart AAF, TX , W/O Jan 17, 1944. To CL-26 Tinker AAF Jan 17, 1944
5145 (2nd BG, 96th BS) lost Mar 11,1944. MACR 2836
5146 (305th BG, 422nd BS) lost Apr 8, 1943. MACR 15543
5147 (97th BG, 414th BS) shot down by AAA at Frescati, Italy Sep 8, 1943. MACR 720. 6 KIA, 4 POW.
5148 to RFC Kingman Oct 31, 1945
5149 to US Navy as RB-17F Mar 9, 1947
42-5150/5249 Boeing B-17F-40-BO Fortress
MSN 3689/3788. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
5150 surveyed Kearney AAF Feb 20, 1945
5151 reclamation completed Burbank Apr 9, 1946
5152 (379th BG, 526th BS) crashed into a mountain near Elko, NV
Jan 2, 1943. All onboard killed. Surveyed Wendover AAF
Jan 12, 1943. Wreckage found Jun 24, 1943
5153 to RFC Walnut Ridge Jan 3, 1946
5154 to RFC Searcy Field Aug 11, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5155 (305th BG, 365th BS) lost May 19, 1943. MACR 15488
5156 delivered Tulsa Oct 4, 1942; Salina Jan 19, 1943; Assigned to 364BS/305BG Chelveston Feb 1, 1943; transferred to AFSC
5/4-May 9, 1943 and 29/7 Oc 12, 1943; 2 BAD Lt Staughton Mar 20, 1944; RetUS May 8, 1944; to RFC Walnut Ridge Jan 4, 1946
5157 to RFC Ontario May 22, 1945
5158 reclamation completed at Boca Raton AAF Jan 29, 1946
5159 delivered Tulsa Oct 4, 1942; Salina Nov 10, 1942; 3701 BU Amarillo Aug 13, 1943;;crashlanded 19 mi from
Amarillo, TX due to bird strike Feb 25, 1945. To RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 20, 1945
5160 delivered Tulsa Oct 4, 1942; Smyrna Nov 18, 1942; Fairfield Mar 19, 1943; force landed Lockbourn Jul 1, 1943,
repaired; Patterson Jul 14 1943; .to CL-26 Patterson AAF Nov 27, 1943
5161 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
5162 delivered Tulsa Oct 4, 1942; Smyrna Nov 13, 1942; Lockbourn Apr 28, 1943;wrecked 35 mi NW of Karnak, TX May 19, 1943
5163 to RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
5164 wrecked in landing accident Lockbourne AAB, OH Oct 23, 1944
5165 delivered Tulsa Oct 5, 1942; Lockbourn Apr 28, 1943; La Junta Jun 26, 1943; crash landed Lockbourn
Dec 26, 1943; to CL-26 La Junta AAF Jan 1, 1944
5166 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 25, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5167 to RFC Altus Aug 30, 1945
5168 to CL-26 Lockbourne AB Aug 6, 1943
5169 to RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
5170 (99th BG, 347th BS) lost Jan 10, 1944. MACR 1819
5171 (306th BG, 368th BS) lost Apr 17, 1943. MACR 15524
5172 (91st BG, 401th BS) lost Apr 17, 1943. MACR 15521
5173 surveyed Ephrata AAF Apr 22, 1944
5174 (340th BS "Thunderbird") returned to USA Jul 18, 1944 as
war weary. To DPC Bush Field Jul 4, 1945 and scrapped
5175 (306th BG, 367th BS) lost Feb 16, 1943. MACR 15471
5176 condemned collision Dec 27, 1943
5177 (303rd BG, 359th BS, "Fast Worker II" aka "Fast Woman")
condemned salvage no battle damage Dec 13, 1943
5178 (91st BG, 322nd BS, "The Old Stand By") shot down by Uffz. Karl Fey
in Bf 110G-20 of ZG 1/1 W of Flensburg, Germany Oct 9, 1943. MACR 898. 1 KIA, 9 POW.
5179 condemned enemy operations Jun 25, 1943
5180 (306th BG, 423rd BS, "DFC") shot down by Uffz. Hans-Georg Guthenke in Fw 190A-4 of JG 11/3 at
Bourtange, Netherlands Jun 25, 1943. 1 KIA, 9 POW
5181 reclamation completed Gulfport AAF Aug 30, 1944
5182 to RFC Albuquerque Jun 25, 1945
5183 delivered Cheyenne Oct 7, 1942; Gowen Apr 8, 1943; Pocatello May 10, 1943; Force landed at Peterson
Fd, CO Dec 3, 1943; W/o 26 May 1944 at Preston, KS; surveyed Pocatello AAF May 27, 1944
5184 reclamation completed Fairmont AAF Jan 3, 1946
5185 to RFC Kingman Oct 30, 1945
5186 reclamation completed Robins AAF May 30, 1946
5187 to RFC Walnut Ridge Jan 3, 1946
5188 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 18, 1945
5189 to RFC Kingman Oct 29, 1945
5190 wrecked in taxi accident at Biggs AAF, TX Dec 10, 1942
5191 condemned MIA Jan 29, 1943, but seen in a photo taken Mar 1943 as "Peggy D"
5192 delivered Cheyenne Oct 8, 1942; Biggs Jan 3, 1943; Pueblo Mar 31, 1943; Rapid City May 16, 1943; Gt Falls
Jul 29, 1943; W/o 25 Oct 1943 at Pendleton AAF, OR; surveyed Great Falls AAB Oct 26, 1943
5193 Del Cheyenne 8/10/43; Pueblo 13/1/43; Gowen 9/5/43; Pocatello 13/7/43;
Force landed Pierre Apt, SD Oct 3, 1943; 246 BU Pratt 4/6/44; W/o 13 Jun 1944 at Pratt AAF, KS; repaired (?).
To 4136 BU Tinker 6/7/44; 4100 BU Patterson 15/2/45; 2114 BU Lockbourn 24/4/45; 377 BU Grenier 5/7/45; 2114 BU Lockbourn 28/9/45; .
to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 19, 1945
5194 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 18, 1945
5195 delivered Cheyenne 8/10/42; Tucson 15/1/43; Pyote 10/3/43; Tinker 9/8/43; crashed 30 miles NNE Sioux City Fd, Iowa Mar 4, 1944;
surveyed Tinker AAB Mar 12, 1944
5196 to RFC Ontario AAF Jun 14, 1945
5197 Delivered Cheyenne 8/10/42; Pocatello 14/11/42; cr 10 miles S of Soda Springs, near Grace, ID Mar 2, 1942
5198 to RFC Altus Aug 22, 1945
5199 to RFC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Aug 28, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5200 reclamation completed Burbank AAF, CA Mar 20, 1946
5201 to RFC Kingman Oct 31, 1945
5202 Delivered Cheyenne 8/10/42; ass 333BS/94BG and involved in landing accident at
Biggs 31/1/43; Pueblo 1/4/43 Dalhart 3/4/43; Amarillo 30/6/43; force landed three miles north west Ore City, TX,
Jul 10, 1943; Barksdale Jul 13, 1943; surveyed Barksdale AAF Jul 22, 1943
5203 delivered Cheyenne Oct 8, 1942; Salina Feb 9, 1943; assigened MTO 12AF departed Atkinson, British Guiana on
ferry trip to Belem, Brazil, disappeared with no trace Mar 13, 1943; (10KIS); condemned Mar 30, 1943
5204 to RFC Albuquerque May 23, 1945
5205 to RFC Altus Aug 29, 1945
5206 condemned MIA Dec 3, 1943
5207 delivered Cheyenne Oct 8, 1942; Salt Lake City Nov 3, 1942; assigned to 540BS/383BG Rapid City Dec 5, 1942; force landed
Chamberlain Fd, Minneapolis Jan 7, 1943 superchargers ran away; to CL-26 Wold Chamberlin AAF Jan 30, 1943
5208 to RFC Altus Oct 29, 1945
5209 surveyed Hobbs AAF Aug 18, 1944.
5210 to RFC Altus Aug 29, 1945
5211 delivered Cheyenne 9/10/42; Smyrna 19/11/42; Ft Sumner 29/4/43; Hobbs 6/5/43; force landed base
16/10/43; 3021 BU Las Vegas 18/6/44; 3030 BU Roswell 24/9/44; 3010 BU Williams
26/11/44; 3020 La Junta 23/4/45; to RFC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Jul 31, 1945.
Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5212 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
5213 surveyed Truax AAF May 31, 1945
5214 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
5215 delivered Cheyenne Oct 9, 1942; Geiger Dec 4, 1942; Gowen Mar 10, 1943. Wrecked at Gowen AAF, Idaho May 3, 1943.
8 killed. W/o May 5, 1943
5216 to RFC Albuquerque Aug 2, 1945
5217 (301st BG, 352nd BS) lost May 10, 1943. MACR 15304
5218 (306BG 423BS "Sky Wolf") shot down by AA fire, crashed near Keil, Germany 13-Jun-43. 2KIA 7POW.
5219 (305th BG, 364th BS) lost May 17, 1943, L'Orient, France. MACR 15569
5220 (305th BG, 366th BS) lost Apr 16, 1943.
5221 (303rd BG, 427th BS, "Shades of Stricnine", later "Son") damaged
by Lt Heinrich Rudolph in Fw 190A-6 of JG 11/1 and crashed
into Baltic Sea S of Lolland Island, Denmark Oct 9, 1943. MACR 874.
10 KIA.
5222 to RFC Kingman Oct 27, 1945
5223 (97th BG then to 99th BG, 346th BS) damaged and ditched in Adriatic Sea
75 km SE of Venice, Italy Dec 19, 1943. MACR 1528. 1 drowned,
2 POW, 7 rescued 6 days later.
5224 delivered Tulsa Oct 14, 1942; Gt Falls, MT, Force landed Hill Fd, Ogden Oct 17, 1942; crashed Hill
Fd, UT Nov 13, 1942; W/O Nov 19, 1942. Surveyed Hill AAF, UT May 10, 1943
5225 (91st BG, 323rd BS) shot down Aug 17, 1943 by Lt Artur Beese
in Fw 190A of JG 26/1 at Balen, Belgium. MACR 280.
8 KIA, 1 POW, 1 evaded.
5226 deliveredl Tulsa Oct 14, 1942; Wendover Feb 27, 1943; Casper Apr 9, 1943; Tinker Jun 13, 1943;
Rapid City Jul 14, 1943; crashed a mile north of AF Mine School Sep 6, 1943; Surveyed Rapid City AAF Sep 8, 1943
5227 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
5228 (454th BG) lost Jul 20, 1944. MACR 6971
Also listed as reclamation completed Tinker AAF Feb 13, 1946
5229 delivered Denver Oct 15, 1942; Brooksville Dec 13, 1942; Eglin Feb 3, 1943; Leesburg Jun 22, 1943; to Brooksville, TX
Surveyed Leesburg AAF Jun 22, 1943. Have a report that this
plane stalled and crashed on approach to runway Oct 3, 1943 and
11 were killed.
5230 reclamation completed Patterson AAF Nov 27, 1945
5231 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 26, 1945
5232 (305th BG, 364th BS) lost Apr 4, 1943. MACR 15592.
5233 to RFC Arledge AAF, Tulsa, OK Nov 23, 1944
5234 Delivered Cheyenne Oct 23, 1942, to Wayne Co Dec 2, 1942, Dorval Dec 11, 1942,
Gander, Prestwick Jan 7, 1943. To RAF as Fortress II FA707. To 206 Sq Benbecula, Scotland,
To 220 Sq Lagens, Azores. Ditched off San Muguel, Azores Jul 26, 1944. All crew rescuded
by Portuguese vessel Lourenco Marques.
5235 to RAF as Fortress II FA708. Crashed Azores Nov 7, 1944.
5236 to RAF as Fortress II FA709. SOC Sep 15, 1947.
5237 to RAF as Fortress II FA710. SOC Nov 26, 1946.
5238 to RAF as Fortress II FA711. Exact fate uncertain. Listes as being SOC
Aug 14, 1944 but W/o Aug 14, 1948.
5239 to RAF as Fortress II FA712. SOC Mar 11, 1947.
5240 to RAF as Fortress II FA713. SOC Jun 12, 1945.
5241 to RFC Ontario AAF, CA Jun 14, 1945
5242 (97th BG, 342nd BS) crashed on takeoff
at Chateaudun-du-Rhumel, Algeria Mar 23, 1943.
5243 delivered Tulsa Oct 23, 1942; Wendover Dec 5, 1942; Assigned 359BS/303BG Molesworth Jan 29, 1943;
(303rd BG, 359th BS, "FDR's Potato Peeler Kids" aka
"Idaho Potato Peeler Kids") shot down on mission to Kiel by fighters ditched nr Heligoland Is, Germany
over sea May 14, 1943. MACR 15593. 10 KIA
5244 condemned Dec 7, 1943
5245 (97th BG, 414th BS) shot down by Bf 109G-6 in Italy Aug 25, 1943. MACR 482. 9 POW, 1 ?
5246 to RFC at Albuquerque Jun 25, 1945.
5247 to RFC Altus Jul 28, 1945
5248 (97th BG, 342nd BS) lost Apr 13, 1943. MACR 16526.
5249 delivered Denver Oct 23, 1942; Orlando Jan 31, 1943; Eglin Mar 5, 1943; Brooksville Jun 25, 1943; 2114 BU Lockbourn
Sep 2, 1943; 3017 BU Hobbs Jan 24, 1944; 4124 BU Altus Jul 11, 1944; Damaged in ground accident at Hobbs AAF, NM Feb 28, 1945.
To RFC Altus Aug 27, 1945
42-5250/5349 Boeing B-17F-45-BO Fortress
MSN 3789/3888. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
5250 crashed 1 1/2 mi NE of Brixham, England during attempted
forced landing Jan 12, 1943 while on ferry flight.
Presumably repaired, to excess inventory list Nov 30, 1945
5251 in midair collision with B-17F 41-24476 over UK Mar 1, 1943.
5252 to RFC Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Jul 31, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5253 (305th BG, 366th BS) lost Apr 4, 1943. MACR 15564
5254 to RFC Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Aug 13, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5255 reclamation completed Syracuse AAF Jan 3, 1946
5256 reclamation completed Amarillo AAF Apr 9, 1946
5257 (303rd BG, 359th BS, "Miss Bea Haven") reclamation completed Robins AAF Aug 9, 1945
5258 crashed during attempted forced landing at cardinham, England
during ferry flight Feb 10, 1943. Condemned salvage no battle damage Feb 11, 1943
5259 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
5260 (303rd BG, 360th BS, "Yardbird II") shot down by Hptm
Paul-August Stolte in Bf 109G-6 of JG 3/6 and exploded over
North Sea 6km NW of Langeoog, Germany Oct 2, 1943. MACR 738.
11 KIA
5261 to RFC Albuquerque Aug 9, 1945
5262 (303rd BG, 360th BS) lost Mar 6, 1943. MACR 15536
5263 to RFC Altus Oct 29, 1945
5264 delivered Denver Nov 2, 1942; Saline Dec 15, 1942; Assigned to 358BS/303BG Molesworth Feb 1, 1943; landing
accident May 31, 1943; battle damage over Oschersleben Jan 11, 1944, on return
aircraft force landed at 2AD Watton, Norfolk (303rd BG, 358th BS, "Yankee Doodle Dandy") returned to USA Apr 3, 1944.
Converted to TB-17F. To RFC at Searcy Field,
Stillwater, OK Sep 24, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5265 to RFC Albuquerque Jun 25, 1945
5266 delivered Geiger Nov 1, 1942; Lewiston Dec 2, 1942; Gt Falls Feb 4, 1943; assigned to 548BS/385BG Geiger,
involved in ground loop on base w/crew chief Mar 11, 1943; to Gore Apr 12, 1943; Ephrata Jun 2, 1943; 4136
BU Tinker Jun 19, 1944; 505BG Harvard Jun 22, 1943; 244 BU Harvard Aug 18, 1944; 3003 BU Luke 2/9/44; 244 BU
Harvard Oct 12, 1944; 203 BU Jackson Jan 21, 1945; damaged in takeoff accident at Jacson AAB, MS Jan 25, 1945
To 232 BU Dalhart Sep 20, 1945; To RFC Kingman Oct 27, 1945
5267 delivered Geiger Nov 1, 1942; Glasgow Dec 7, 1942; Gt Falls Feb 4, 1943; Tinker Jul 12, 1943; Dalhart Aug 18, 1943;
2024 BU Walker Apr 10, 1944; 4100 BU Patterson Jun 8, 1944; 248 BU Walker Oct 24, 1944; crashed Russell, KS Oct 24, 1944
Surveyed Walker AAF Oct 25, 1944
5268 to RFC Kingman Oct 27, 1945
5269 to RFC Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Jul 31, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5270 reclamation completed Syracuse AAF Jan 3, 1946
5271 reclamation completed Albuquerque AAF Mar 13, 1946
5272 reclamation completed Albuquqrque AAF Mar 13, 1946
5273 to RFC Albuquerque AAF Jun 25, 1946
5274 to RFC Ontario AAF Jun 29, 1945
5275 to RFC Ontario AAF Jun 14, 1945
5276 reclamation completed Truax AAF Jun 6, 1946
5277 to DPC Bush FIeld Jun 15, 1945
5278 reclamation completed Kearney AAF Oct 22, 1945
5279 to RFC Albuquerque Jun 25, 1945
5280 reclamation completed Syracuse AAF Jan 3, 1946
5281 to RFC Albuquerque Jun 25, 1945
5282 wrecked on takeoff Jan 22, 1943 at Redmond, OR when lost engine on takeoff.
5283 wrecked Nov 3, 1942 at Sioux City AAB, Iowa when crashed and burned
during blind landing in snowstorm.
5284 to Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD May 31, 1946
5285 to RFC Searcy AAF, Stillwater, OK Aug 24, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5286 to RFC Ontario, CA Aug 27, 1945
5287 (466th BG) lost over Zuider Zee Mar 23, 1944. Parts and eight 500lb bombs
recovered 1982;Boschwijde. Also listed as surveyed Gowen AAF Apr 29, 1943 after
crashing on training flight with 29th BG, 52nd BS Apr 25, 1943 7 mi S of Gowen Field,
ID, 4 of 9 aboard survived.
5288 to RFC Altus Aug 29, 1945
5289 delivered Geiger Nov 5, 1942; Blythe Dec 9, 1942; Tucson Mar 3, 1943; Walla Walla May 23, 1943; wrecked when crashed
two miles west of Patterson, WA Aug 10, 1943; surveyed Walla Walla AAF Aug 13, 1943
5290 to RFC Albuquerque Jun 25, 1945
5291 to RFC Altus Nov 5, 1945
5292 delivered Geiger Nov 6, 1942; Sioux City Jan 3, 1943; force landed base Feb 26, 1943; Kearney Aug 3, 19\43;
2511 BU Bryan Nov 2, 1944; 4124 BU Altus Oct 18, 1945; to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 21, 1945
5293 to RFC Altus Sep 6, 1945
5294 surveyed Rapid City AAB May 26, 1943
5295 wrecked Rapid City AAB in crash landing Apr 23, 1943
5296 reclamation completed AmarilloAAF Jun 7, 1946
5297 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 20, 1945
5298 to RFC Kingman Oct 28, 1945
5299 surveyed Wendover AAF Jun 25, 1943
5300 reclamation completed at Drew AAF Apr 4, 1945
5301 to RFC Altus Aug 11, 1945
5302 to RFC Albuquerque Jun 25, 1945
5303 reclamation completed Liberal AAF Feb 2, 1945
5304 delivered Tulsa Nov 16, 1942; Sioux City Dec 4, 1942; Rapid City Feb 5, 1943; Ephrata Mar 1, 1943; Spokane Apr 28, 1943;
Ephrata 14/5/43; 236 BU Pyote 10/9/44; 555 BU Love Fd 8/11/44; 236 BU Pyote 24/1/45; 224 BU Sioux
City Mar 6, 1945; .damaged in ground collision at Sioux City AAF, IA
Apr 10, 1945. Converted to TB-17F. To RFC Albuquerque Jun 25, 1945
5305 delivered Denver Nov 11, 1942; Pyote Jan 8, 1943; Pueblo Mar 20, 1943; Gt Falls Apr 21, 1943; Moses Lake May 20, 1943; Tinker
Jun 7, 1943; Ephrata Jul 29, 1943; to Pendleton. Crashed between Salmon and Leadore, ID 24 Oct 1943
. Ephrata AAF surveyed Oct 25, 1943
5306 (303rd BG, 359th BS) lost Feb 28, 1944. MACR 2863
5307 reclamation completed Syracues AAF Jan 3, 1946
5308 to RFC Altus Aug 30, 1945
5309 reclamation completed SouthCity AAF May 22, 1945
5310 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 18, 1945
5311 to RFC Kingman Oct 28, 1945
5312 to RFC Altus Nov 5, 1945
5313 crashed 5 mi NE of Ephrata, WA Mar 29, 1943. 11 crew killed.
5314 to RFC Walnut Ridte Oct 9, 1945
5315 to RFC Kingman Jan 8, 1946
5316 Delivered Tulsa Nov 12, 1942; Geiger Dec 1, 1942; Pueblo Jan 22, 1943; Ainsworth Feb 26, 1943; Cutbank Apr 14, 1943; Gore
May 27, 1943; Ephrata, WA Jun 5, 1943; crash landed base Jun 15, 1943; WO 16/6/43. Surveyed Ephrata AAF WA Jun 16, 1943
5317 Dellivered Tulsa Nov 12, 1942;Boise Dec 2, 1942';Tinker Mar 29, 1943; Walla Walla Apr 12, 1943; force landed base
Apr21, 1943. Surveyed Walla Walla AAF Apr 25, 143
5318 (331st BG, 464th BS) crashed into side of mountain 10 mi NE of Covelo, CA May 30, 1943.
All 6 crew killed.
5319 to RFC Walnut Ridte Sep 26, 1945
5320 wrecked May 4, 1943 Casper AAF, WY. Crashed and burned after takeoff
5321 to RFC Kingman Oct 30, 1945
5322 to RFC Ontario AAF Jun 19, 1945
5323 reclamation completed Olmstead AAF Feb 9, 1945
5324 to RFC Albuquerque May 26, 1945
5325 Delivered Cheyenne Nov 8, 1942; Wendover Dec 29, 1942; Sioux City Apr 6, 1943; Tinker Jun 13, 1943; Scotts
Bluff Aug 11, 1943; 238 BU Dyersburg Jan 25, 1944; Reclamation completed Dyersburg AAF, TN Feb 9, 1945
5326 crashed outside of Pueblo, CO Feb 18, 1943. 5 killed. Condemned Biggs AAF Feb 23, 1943
5327 to RFC Altus Jul 28, 1945
5328 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
5329 to RFC Kingman Oct 28, 1945
5330 reclamation completed Sedalia AAF, MO Mar 10, 1945
5331 to RFC Kingman Oct 27, 1945
5332 to RFC Ontario, CA Jun 14, 1945
5333 reclamation completed Dyersburg AAF, TN Feb 24, 1945
5334 wrecked Ordway, CO Jan 24, 1943. Crew killed.
5335 to RFC Albuquerque Jun 25, 1945
5336 to RFC Kingman Nov 2, 1945
5337 (91st BG, 401st BS) lost Apr 17,1943. MACR 16090
5338 to RFC Ontario, CA Jun 27, 1945
5339 Delivered Denver Nov 16, 1942; Sioux City Dec 4, 1942; assigned to 461BS/331BG Casper Jan 4, 1943; Had
landing accident due to bad weather on Jan 15, 1943; Condemned Casper AAF, WY Feb 16, 1943
5340 (99th BG, 347th BS) lost Jan 24, 1944. MACR 1991
5341 (303rd BG, 427th BS, "Vicious Virgin" aka "Scarlet Harlot") to RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
5342 wrecked May 7, 1943 4 mi W of Dalhart, TX. 9 killed
5343 to RFC Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Jul 31, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5344 to RFC Arledge AAF Nov 22, 1944
5345 surveyed Ephrata AAF Nov 10, 1943
5346 to RFC Altus Sep 11, 1945
5347 Delivered Cheyenne Nov 16, 1942; Pueblo Feb 9, 1943; Dalhart Mar 18, 1943; Gowen Apr 19, 1943; Tinker Jun 9, 1943;
Dyersburg Jul 16, 1943; crashed base Aug 24, 1943; Surveyed Dyersburg AAF Sep 1, 1943
5348 to RFC Albuquerque Jun 25, 1945
5349 surveyed Gulfport AAF Jan 18, 1945
42-5350/5484 Boeing B-17F-50-BO Fortress
MSN 3889/4023. Dispositions from B-17 Fortress Master Log, Dave Osborne
5350 to RFC Albuquerque Aug 3, 1945
5351 to CL-26 Lowy AAF Jan 3,1 945
5352 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
5353 Delivered Cheyenne Nov 17, 1942; Colorado Springs Jan 5, 1943; Lowry Apr 6, 1943; Hill May 16, 1943; Peterson
Jun 1, 1943; Ass Mapping Group Bradley SEP 1, 1943; to F-9, To 91PS/1PG Buckley Jul 5, 1944; 3705 BU Lowry May14, 1945;
Redesignated as FB-17F in 1945. To US Navy Jul 7, 1946
5354 delivered Cheyenne No 18,1942, to 11th AF at Ladd Field Jan 15, 1943. Returned to USA
Gore Field Jun 6, 1943. To Hendricks Sep 18, 1943. Damaged in ground collision at Hendricks Field, FL
Jun 26, 1945. Reclamation completed Hendricks AAF Jan 3, 1946
5355 delivered Denver Nov 20, 1942, to Casper Jan 1, 1943, to Pyote Apr 24, 1943. Forced landing at Clovis,
New Mexico Jun 11, 1944. To 4200 BU at Chicago MAP Jun 13, 1944, to 234 BU at Clovis Jun 14, 1944,
to 4100 BU Patterson Jun 16, 1944, to 2218 BU Alexandria Sep 6, 1944. Collided with 42-31948 May 7, 1945
on 54-ship practice flight NE of Lousiana Rapids. 9 killed Surveyed Alexandria AAF Jun 7, 1945
5356 delivered Denver Nov 20, 1942, to Walla Walla Mar 1, 1943, to Madras Jun 19, 1943, to Rapid City
Jul 29, 1943, to Walla Walla Aug 15, 1943. Force landing McDill Mar 29, 1944. To 331 BU at Barksdale
Nov 9, 1944. To RFC Albuquerque Jun 25, 1945
5357 delivered Denver Nov 20, 1942, to West Palm Beach Dec 11, 1942. Assigned to 303rd BG Molesworth
Nov 1, 1943. Transferred to AFSC Mar 19, 1943. W/o Aug 27, 1944. There is a photo of this plane wredked
in the North African desert of Tunisia dated 1943.
5358 Delivered Denver Nov 20, 1942; Walla Walla Jan 31, 1943; Seattle Mar 5, 1943; Hill May 28, 1943; Rapid City Jun 2, 1943;
Walla Walla Jul 10, 1943; 357 BU Kellogg Sep 18, 1944; 326 BU McDill Sep 24, 1944;
Crashlanded near Allentown, PA Jul 5, 1945. 4112 BU Olmstead 17/7/45 To RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
5359 crashed northwest Iowa Dec 15, 1942 while in training with 99th BG, 348th BS. Repaired
and flown out. Recolamation completed Admore AAF Jan 3, 1946
5360 (303rd BG, 358th BS, "War Bride" aka "Old Faithful") lost Jan 11, 1944. MACR 1926
5361 Delivered Tulsa Nov 24, 1942; Glasgow Dec 18, 1942; Walla Walla Feb 4, 1943; Redmond Jun 18, 1943; Spokane Jul 31, 1943;
29BG Pratt Jun 1, 1944; 460 BU Hamilton Jun 5, 1944; 29BG Dalhart Sep 2, 1944; 246 BU Pratt Sep 18, 1944; 232 BU Dalhart
Oct 26, 1944; 273 BU Lincoln Nov 21, 1944; Force landed en route to 248 BU Walker Feb 19, 1945;
Reclamation completed Walker AAF Mar 16, 1945
5362 (91st BG, 401st BS) lost Feb 26, 1943. MACR 15712
5363 to RFC Kingman AAF Nov 14, 1945
5364 reclamation completed Gulfport AAF Mar 13, 1946
5365 to RFC Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Sep 24, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5366 Delivered Tulsa Nov 21, 1942; Wendover Dec 14, 1942; Scotts Bluff Mar 23, 1943; Casper Apr 30, 1943; Tinker Jun 28, 1943;
Dalhart Jun 25, 1943; W/o 24 Sep 1943 at Dalhart AAB, TX; repaired; To RFC Kingman, AZ Oct 27, 1945
5367 crashed Feb 11, 1943 in mountains SE of Walla Walla, WA.
5368 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
5369 Delivered Tulsa Nov 24, 1942; Biggs Jan 3, 1943; Dalhart Mar 13, 1943; Luke May 16, 1943; Dyersburg Jun 24, 1943; Galveston
Jul 24, 1943; W/o 19 Jan 1944 at Gates, TN . surveyed Galveston AAF Jan 21, 1944
5370 (91st BG, 324th BS) lost Waddenzee, Netherlands Mar 4, 1943.
MACR 16102. Shot down and crashed at sea after bombing
Hamm marshaling yards. 1 POW, 3 MIA, 6 KIA
5371 to RFC Kingman Nov 14, 1945
5372 Delivered Tulsa Nov 26, 1942; Blythe Dec 28, 1942; Moses Lake May 2, 1943; Geiger Aug 2, 1943; 593BS/396BG Moses
Lake Aug 23, 1943; crash landed Avon Park Apr 30, 1944; WO May 1, 1944.to CL-26 Geiger AAF May 11, 1944
5373 to RFC Kingman Oct 30, 1945
5374 Delivered Tulsa Nov 26, 1942; Blythe May 1, 1943; Ephrata May 24, 1943; 222 BU Ardmore Jan 22, 1944; 3017 BU Hobbs May 4, 1944;
222 BU Ardmore May 17, 1944; crashlanded in bad weather near Hobbs AAF, NM May 2, 1945.
To RFC Ontario Jun 14, 1945
5375 to RFC Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Aug 12, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5376 delivered Tulsa Nov 25, 1944, Salina Jan 4, 1943, Morrison Feb 6 1943. Assigned to 305th BF, 422nd BS at Chelveston
Mar 1, 1943, named "Eager Eagle". Collided in midair with RAF Beaufighter V8715 Aug 31, 1943 near Norwich and
crashed at Church Farm, Foulsham, Norfolk, UK. 8 crew and one passenger killed, 2 crew bailed out.
Beaufighter crashed at Foulsham, England. B-17 condemned Sep 1, 1943.
5377 condemned MIA Apr 26, 1943
5378 (306th BG, 367th BS, "Skylark") downed over St. Lorient, France Mar 6, 1943.
5379 to CL-26 Wright AAF Nov 30, 1946
5380 to RFC Altus Aug 28, 1945
5381 to CL-26b Amarillo AAF Aug 7, 1943
5382 (303rd BG, 360th BS, "The Witch's Tit") shot down by AAA at Oldenburg, Germany Jun 25, 1943. 1 KIA, 9 POW.
No MACR
5383 delivered Denver Nov 28, 1943, to Pocatello Dec 20, 1942, to Walla Walla Feb 22, 1943. Forced landing
at Redmond, Oregon Jun 10, 1943. Forced landing Pyote base Jul 26, 1943. To Walla Walla Aug 15, 1943.
To CL-26 Apr 4, 1944
5384 Delivered Denver Nov 28, 1943; Pocatello Dec 20, 1942; Pyote Jan 8, 1943; Tinker Feb 14 ,1943; 30BS/19BG Pyote Aug 2, 1943;
Crashed seven east of base Aug 7, 1943; To CL-26 Pyote AAF, TX Aug 8, 1943
5385 to RFC Altus Aug 20, 1945
5386 Deiveredl Cheyenne Nov 26, 1942; Redmond Dec 23, 1942; Sioux City Jan 31, 1943; Gowen Mar 10, 1943; Tinker
May 22, 1943; Dyersburg Jun 12, 1943; In mid-air collision w/42-5465 and crashed Sligo, MT Sep 4, 1943;
To CL-26 Dyersburg AAF Sep 5, 1943
5387 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 5, 1945
5388 (99th BG, 348th BS, "Never Satisfied") to excessive inventory list Nov 30, 1945
5389 (379th BG, 527th BS) crashed on takeoff at Sioux City AAF, IA
Feb 8, 1943. 8 killed, 2 survived. Condemned Sioux City AAF
Feb 9, 1943
5390 (303rd BG, 360th BS, "The Avenger") shot down by Uffz Hans_georg Huthenke in Fw 190A-4 of JG 11/3 at
Bourtange, Netherlands Jun 25, 1943. 1 KIA, 9 POW.
5391 (91st BG, 401st BS) lost Apr 17, 1943. MACR 15222
5392 Delivered Tulsa Nov 29, 1942; Salina Jan 25, 1943; Assigned to 427BS/303BG Molesworth Mar 26, 1943,
(303rd BG, 427th BS, "Stric Nine/Old Sad Sack") shot down Aug 19, 1943, Belgium and ditched
in North Sea off Hoek van Holland. MACR 285. 6 KIA, 4 POW.
5393 (303rd BG, 360th BS, "Thumper Again" aka "Little Woman" &
"Just For Laffs") to RFC Altus Oct 4, 1945
5394 (306th BG, 367th BS) lost Apr 17, 1943. MACR 15516
5395 condemned flak Jul 16, 1943
5396 to RFC Walnut Ridge Jan 5, 1946
5397 (2nd BG) lost Nov 18, 1943. MACR 1200.
5398 Delivered Tulsa Dec 4, 1943; Boise Jan 15, 1943; Wendover Feb 27, 1943; Gowen Apr 19, 1943; Tinker Jun 9, 1943;
Dalhart Jul 9, 1943; Force landed base Jul 27, 1943. To CL-16 Dalhart AAF, TX Oct 13, 1943
5399 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
5400 to RFC Kingman Oct 28, 1945
5401 Delivered Cheyenne Dec 2, 1942; Pyote Jan 19, 1943; 93BS/19BG Pyote Aug 21, 1943; 28BS/19BG Pyote
Nov 9, 1943; W/o 26 Mar 1944 at Dewitt, AR. WO 27/3/44. To CL-26 Pyote AAF Mar 27, 1944
5402 Delivered Cheyenne Dec 2, 1942; Homestead Dec 27, 1942; Ass 340BS/97BG Biskra Jan 15, 1943; Chateaudu-
Rhumel Feb 8, 1943; Pont-du-Fahs Aug 1, 1943; Depienne Aug 15, 1943; condemned crash landing with
340th BG at El Aouina beach, Tunisia Oct 4, 1943. Crew safe, but aircraft was salvaged.
5403 condemned salvage not combat related Mar 30, 1945
5404 (384th BG, 545th BS, *The Geezil*) MIA Jan 30, 1944 on mission to Brunswick, Germany.
MACR 2264
5405 to RFC Walnut Ridge Jan 4, 1946
5406 (91st BG, 323rd BS) lost May 13, 1943.
5407 (396th BG, then to 91st BG, then to 379th BG, 526th BS, "Fighting Pappy") damaged
by Hptm Erich Woitke in Fw 190A-6 of JG 11/2 and crashlanded
at Schonberger Strand, Germany Oct 9, 1943. MACR 1354.
1 KIA, 9 POW.
5408 to RFC Kingman Oct 31, 1945
5409 (301st BG, 419th BS, "Lydia Pinkham", to 2nd BG, 429th BS) shot down
by Uffz Hans Langer in Bf 109G-6 of JG 51/4 15 km SW of
Udine, Italy Dec 19, 1943. MACR 1519. All 10 crew bailed, but
tail gunner was shot by a German soldier and died, rest POW.
5410 to RFC Altus Sep 6, 1945
5411 (2nd BG) lost Jan 24, 1944. MACR 1988
5412 reclamation completed Lowry AAF Apr 30, 1946
5413 (99th BG, 416th MS, "Ramblin' Raider") lost Aug 25, 1943, Italy. MACR 478
5414 to RFC Ontario, CA Jun 11, 1945
5415 to RFC Altus Nov 15, 1945
5416 to RFC Altus Aug 29, 1945
5417 to RFC Walnut Ridge Aug 29, 1945
5418 (483rd BG) lost Apr 30, 1944. MACR 4612.
5419 condemned crash landing Mar 5, 1943
5420 to RFC Searcy Field Jul 28, 1945
5421 to RFC Albuquerque Jun 25, 1945
5422 (306th BG, 423rd BS) lost May 1, 1943. MACR 15619
5423 Delivered Tulsa Dec 5, 1942; assigned 333BS/94BG Pueblo Dec 29, 1942; in landing accident Feb 12, 1943
at Pueblo AAB, CO, rolled into ravine. Two killed, 6 injured. Aircraft w/o
5424 reclamation completed Amarillo AAF Apr 9, 1946
5425 to RFC Kingman Jan 18, 1946
5426 (369th BS, 306th BG, 'Fightin-Bitin') shot down by Lt Heinrich Rudolph in Fw 190A of
JG 11/I Stab at Schuby, 6 km W of Schleswig, Germany Jul 29, 1943. MACR 123. 6 KIA, 4 POW
5427 (2 BG, 20th BS) shot down by rocket fired by Bf 100G-2 of ZG 76/2
S of Insbruck, Austria Dec 19, 1943. MACR 1530. 3 KIA, 7 POW
5428 to DPC Bush Field Jul 2, 1945
5429 condemned MIA Jan 18, 1943
5430 (303rd BG, 359th BS, "Good Enuf") crashed after colliding with
Fw 190 during mission to Wilhelmshaven Jun 11, 1943. MACR 15228
5431 (306th BG, 367th BS) lost Apr 5, 1943.
5432 (303rd BG, 358th BS, "The Hunting Club" aka "Just For Laughs")
lost Jun 22, 1943. MACR 3077. Hit by AAA and was last seen
after it had passed over the target area. Crashed at Berg Bossendorf,
Germany. 6 KIA, 4 POW.
5433 to RFC Kingman Jan 15, 1946
5434 (303rd BG, 360th BS, "Lady Luck" aka "Bob's Boudoir & Shad Rack")
wrecked Sep 26, 1943 near Winchester, UK due to engine failure and
structural failure, crew bailed out
5435 (306th BG, 366th BS) lost May 1, 1943. MACR 15721
5436 surveyed Dyersburg AF Jun 27, 1943
5437 (91st BG, 401st BS, "Frank's Nightmare") shot down by Hptm
Erwin Klausen in Fw 190A-6 of JF 11/1 Stab at Mayhen,
Germany Aug 17, 1943 during Schweinfurt raid. MACR 282.
9 KIA, 1 POW
5438 to RFC Albuquerque May 25, 1945
5439 (99th BG, 437th BS) lost Mar 18, 1944. MACR 3355.
Crashed near Udine. 1 KIA, 9 bailed out.
5440 condemned inventory Oct 31, 1945
5441 reclamation completed Amarillo AAF Jun 27, 1946
5442 Delivered Tulsa Oct 8, 1942; Casper Jan 17, 1943; Salina Feb 3, 1943; W/o 12 Feb 1943 at Pueblo AAB, CO;
to Dyersburg Apr 14, 1943; Pyote Apr 24, 1943; 28BS/19BG Pyote Oct 28, 1943; 273 BU Lincoln Sep 4, 1944;
504BG Fairmont Sep 7, 1944; 241 BU Fairmont Sep 23, 1944; 249 BU Alliance Oct 14, 1944; from Fairmont, NE
to 902 BU Orlando Mar 13, 1945; to RFC Altus Oct 4, 1945.
5444 (384th BG, 545th BS, *We Dood It*) MIA 1/30/1944 on mission to Brunswick, Germany. MACR 2263
5445 Delivered Cheyenne Dec 10, 1942; Sioux City Jan 8, 1943; Rapid City Feb 2, 1943; Minneapolis Mar 19, 1943;
Ephrata Apr 12, 1943; Spokane May 3, 1943; 390BG crash landed Moses Lake AAF, WA Jul 26, 1943 ; WO Aug 20, 1943.
5447 Delivered Cheyenne 10/12/42; Sioux City 10/1/43; Wendover 31/1/43; Casper 5/5/43; McClellan
3/6/43; Sioux City 3/7/43; Kearney 3/8/43; Tinker 23/11/43; W/o 12 Dec 1943 at Lowry Field, CO;
232 BU Dalhart 9/6/44; 2AF HQ Peterson 20/6/44; 271 BU Kearney 11/9/44; 4136 BU Tinker 10/1/45;
271 BU Kearney 14/1/45; 485 BU Kearney 29/7/45; to RFC Kingman, AZ 12/11/45.
5450 (34th BG, 7th BS) crashed 5 mi S of Blythe, CA Mar 17, 1943. 7 killed.
5451 crashed near Kearney AAF, Nebraska Aug 31, 1943. All 8 onboard
killed.
5455 Del Cheyenne Dec 10, 1942; Pocatello Dec 28, 1942; Pyote AAB, TX Feb 16, 1943; crashed five miles
south of base Jun 6, 1943, 8 killed, one survivor. W/O Jun 7, 1943
5458 Delivered Denver Dec 11, 1942; Pocatello Dec 31, 1942; Pyote Jan 11, 1943; Force landed two miles north of
Pecos, TX Jun 22, 1943; WO Jun 24, 1943.
5459 Delivered Denver Dec 11, 1942; assigned to 330BS/96BG at Pocatello Dec 10, 1942; Pyote Jan 13, 1943;
Pocatello Jan 13, 1943; crashed seven miles NW Pyote base, TX Feb 2, 1943; WO Feb 3, 1943.
5460 Delivered Denver Dec 11, 1942; Wendover Dec 30, 1942; Sioux City Apr 6, 1943; Dyersburg Apr 13, 1943; Tinker Nov 4, 1943;
Smoky Hill Nov 12, 1943; 235 BU Biggs Jul 27, 1944; WO Aug 18, 1944; Recl Comp Aug 3, 1946.
5465 Delivered Cheyenne Dec 10, 1942; Wendover Dec 27, 1942; Casper Mar 24, 1943; Tinker Jun 4, 1943; Dyersburg
Jul 1, 1943; mid-air collision w/42-5386, crashed Sligo, MT Sep 4, 1943; WO Sep 26, 1943.
5467 Delivered Cheyenne Dec 10, 1942; Casper Jan 13, 1943; Scotts Bluff Feb 15, 1943; Casper Apr 16, 1943; Sioux City
Jun 28, 1943; Dyersburg Aug 4, 1943; 232 BU Dalhart Jun 15, 1944; 201 BU Peterson Jun 22, 1944; 233 BU Davis Monthan
Aug 23, 1944; 273 BU Lincoln Oct 11, 1944; 200 BU Peterson Apr 29, 1945; to RFC Kingman, AZ Oct 27, 1945
5468 (303rd BG, 360th BS, "Qui-9 The Bitter Dose" aka "The Nasty Nine") hit by fighters, crew bailed out over UK
and crashed into sea off UK Jun 25, 1943. 1 KIA, 9 OK.
5470 (99th BG, 346th BS) lost Jan 11, 1944. MACR 1820
5472 Delivered Denver Dec 16, 1942; ass 18BS/34BG Blythe Dec 15, 1942; bellied in at Blythe AAF, CA Feb 13, 1943, repaired.;
Dalhart May 22, 1943; Tinker Jun 13, 1943; Dalhart Jul 2, 1943; WO Aug 18, 1943; Tinker Nov 27, 1943; 248 BU Walker Jun 16, 1944;
221 BU Alexandra Aug 18, 1944; Recl Comp Mar 13, 1946.
5474 assigned to NACA Ames Aeronautical Laboratory, NAS Moffett Field, CA Aug 28, 1942 to Nov 19, 1943
and used for icing research. Tests carried out during winter of 1943 at AAF Icing Research Base
in Minneapolis. Crashed Drew Field, FL Mar 17, 1944.
5478 Delivered Cheyenne Dec 15, 1942; Salina Jan 1, 1943; De Ridder Jan 31, 1943; Dyersburg Apr 29, 1943; Alexandria
Jul 7, 1943; Galveston Aug 13, 1943; to Dyersburg crash landed Dyersburg AAB Aug 23, 1943; 234 BU Clovis
Jun 24, 1944; to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14 1945.
5482 (303rd BG, 359th BS, "Cat O'9 Tails") suffered AAA damage over Germany Oct 14, 1943. Crew flew aircraft back
to English coast and then bailed out. Plane finally crashed at Riseley, England.
5483 (303rd BG, 360th BS, "Red Ass" aka "The Devil Himself")
damaged by Me 410A, then shot down by Uffz Arnulf
Gottschall in Bf 109G-6 of JG 27/5 near Menslage, Germany
Nov 29, 1943. MACR 1656. 4 KIA, 6 POW
42-5485/5529 Northrop P-61A-1-NO Black Widow
MSN 717/761
5485 reclamation completed Tinker AFB Nov 10, 1948
5486 reclamation completed Tinker AFB Nov 18, 1948
5487 reclamation completed South Bend AAF Sep 26, 1946
5488 reclamation completed Chanute AAF May 13, 1947
5489 reclamation completed Tinker AFB Nov 10, 1948
5490 to storage Hill AAF Jan 28, 1947
5491 reclamation completed McClellan AAF Jan 28, 1947
5492 surveyed Hammer AAF Sep 6, 1945
5493 condemned salvage Jul 28, 1944
5494 condemned salvage Jul 28, 1944
5495 condemned missing Jul 10, 1945
5496 Delivered to USAAF 1Jan44; Sacramento, CA 31Jan44 enroute Oakland for intended delivery to PTO;
diverted to Newark, NJ for Europe; departed US 20Feb44; shipped to Speke, Liverpool, England;
8th AF 6Mar44; delivered Royal AF 21Mar44;, no RAF serial number known.
to Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough Mar 23, 1944 for spoiler control handling trials;
to A&AEE, Boscombe Down by May 6, 1944 for handling assessments;
diverted RAF 22Feb45; Central Fighter Establishment, Tangmere for radar experiments; Tested against Mosquito,
but RAF decided to stayh with Mosquito.
Fairey Aviation, Heston 23May45; was to be used by Fairey to evaluate the remotely controlled gun 'barbette' turret.
A similar installation was planned for the Fairey Spearfish but with the widespread cancellation of orders in 1945
the plan was abandoned. Returned to US; National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA);
USAAF forced gain from NACA 7Apr48; Air Materiel Command [Warner Robins] 27Jun48; designated ZF-61A;
reclamation completed Langley AFB,VA Jul 27, 1948
5497 condemned salvage obsolete Sep 27, 1945
5498 condemned accident Luzon, PI Jul 2, 1945
5499 condemned accident Jan 9, 1945
5500 condemned salvage Jan 17 1945
5501 condemned accident not combat Luzon, PI May 3, 1945
5502 condemned bombed Nov 15, 1944
5503 condemned accident Aug 13, 1944
5504 condemned accident combat related Feb 22, 1945
5505 condemned salvage obsolete Aug 3, 1945
5506 condemned salvage Guadalcanal Sep 13, 1944
5507 (419th NFS, XIII Fighter Command, 13th AF) shot down by AAA 1 1/14 mi zse of Jolo Town, Jolo Island
in Sulu Archipelago in Philippines Apr 10, 1945. Both crew killed. MACR 13784
5508 condemned salvage obsolete Guadalcanal Sep 27, 1945
5509 excess inventory list Luzon, PI Dec 31, 1945
5510 condemned salvage Jul 27, 1944
5511 condemned accident Nov 18, 1944
5512 condemned accident Dec 8, 1944
5513 (419th NFS, 18th FG, 13th AF) crshed from unknown cause 10 mi from Lunga Point, Guadalcanal
Jun 12, 1944. MACR 5525. All 3 crew killed. Aircraftcondemned accident damage Jun 20, 1944
5514 condemned accident Aug 16, 1944
5515 (419th NFS, XIII Fighter Command, 13th AF) crashed from unknown cause near Waigeo, Indonesia Oct 18, 1944,
MACR 10451. All 3 crew killed. After the war, remains of the aircraft were found in jungle of New Guinea.
5516 condemned salvage obsolete Leyte, PI Sep 27, 1945
5517 condemned accident Aug 1, 1944
5518 condemned salvage Aug 30, 1944
5519 condemned accident no combat Luzon, PI May 3, 1945
5520 condemned accident Feb 21, 1945
5521 condemned salvage obsolete Luzon, PI Sep 28k 1945
5522 Lost per Hawaiian weekly loss letter Jul 24, 1944
5523 W/o 31 May 1944 at Ft Kamenhameha, HI, condemned Jun 11, 1944
5524 condemned salvage Aug 31, 1945
5525 condemned (lost per Hawaiian weekly loss letter) Jul 24, 1944
5526 condemned salvage Aug 31, 1945
5527 (6th NFS, 7th Fighter Wing, 7th AF) dropped from inventory and scrapped at Kipapa Gulch airfield,
Oahu, Hawaii Aug 31, 1945
5528 condemned destroyed Aug 20, 1944
5529 condemned (lost per Hawaiian weekly loss letter) Jul 24, 1944
42-5530/5564 Northrop P-61A-5-NO Black Widow
MSN 762/796
5530 condemned salvage Dec 18, 1944
5531 reclamation completed Clark AAF, PI Jun 6, 1946
5532 (422nd NFS) w/o in crashlanding due to bad weather near
Chievres, Belgium Dec 19, 1944.
5533 (422nd NFS) crashed near Nantwich, England Jul 11, 1944
after being abandoned by crew when ran low on fuel after
getting lost on night navigational training mission.
5534 (422nd NFS) w/o in crash landing due to bad weather at Le Culot, Belgium
Dec 19, 1944. Condemned salvage no battle damage Dec 20, 1944
5535 condemned salvage no battle damage Sep 22, 1944
5536 to excess inventory list Jun 1, 1946
5537 condemned salvage European theater Nov 19, 1947
5538 (422nd NFS, IX Tactical Air Command, 9th AF) crashed in forest near a bridge at Neuwied, Germany Oct 12, 1944.
MACR 9539. Both crew killed.
5539 (425th NFS) w/o in takeoff accident at Etain-Rouvres,
France Mar 18, 1945. Reclamation completed Nov 19, 1947
5540 (422nd NFS, IX Tactical Air Command, 9th AF) hit while parked by taxiing aircraft at Florennes airfiedl
A-78, Belgium Jan 22, 1945. Condemned salvage no battle damage Oct 11, 1946
5541 reclamation completed Nov 19, 1947
5542 condemned salvage no battle damage Jan 3, 1945
5543 (422nd NFS) w/o in olanding accident at Gotha, Germany
May 9, 1945. To excess inventory list Jun 1, 1946
5544 (422nd NFS) w/o in landing accident at Kassel, Germany
Jun 5, 1945. Condemned salvage no battle damage Jun 5, 1945
5545 (425th NFS, IX Air Defense Command, 9th AF) shot down by AAA near bridge at Betz, France Aug 26, 1944.
MACR 8706. Pilot killed (only pilot flying on this flight)
5546 (425th NFS) w/o in crash at Etain-Rouvres, France Dec 6, 1944.
Condemned salvage no battle damage Dec 6, 1944
5547 (422nd NFS) DBR at Florennes, Belgium Dec 2, 1944.
Condemned salvage no battle damage Dec 4, 1944
5548 (422nd NFS) w/o in landing accident at Strassfeld, Germany
Apr 8, 1945. Reclamation completed Nov 19, 1947
5549 reclamation completed Nov 19, 1947
5550 reclamation completed Nov 19, 1947
5551 condemned salve Aug 31, 1945
5552 condemned accident Oct 9, 1944
5553 condemned salvage obsolete Feb 4, 1945
5554 condemned salvage Aug 31, 1945
5555 reclamation completed Clark AAF, PI Jun 6, 1949
5556 sent in 1944 to Langford Lodge to be made available to 8th
RW for night radar scope recon over Europe. Project cancelled
after trails revealed that Mosquito was better for this
role. Reclamation completed Nov 19, 1947
5557 (422nd NFS, IX Tactical Air Command, 9th AF) shot down by friendly AAA near Conflans-en-Harnisy Airfield
A-94, Conflans, France while on night intruder mission Dec 26, 1944. Both crew bailed out and survived.
Conflict here as photographed with 422nd NFS at Florennes, Belgium (Strip A-78) Feb 1945.
5558 (422nd NFS) crew bailed out due to fuel starvation over
England Dec 28, 1944. Condemned salvage no battle damage Dec 28, 1944
5559 modified as XP-61D. Reclamation completed at Hawthorne
(Northrop) Jun 5, 1946
5560 (425th NFS, "Fearless Fosdick") w/o in landing accident at Etain-Rouvres, France Nov 22, 1944.
Condemned salvage no battle damage Nov 24, 1944
5561 condemned inventory Jun 11, 1945.
5562 (421st FG, 86th Fighter Wing, 5th AF) crashed near Geelvink Bay off north coast of New Guinea after
ran out of fuel during a thunderstorm Feb 3, 1945. MACR 14300. All 3 crew bailed out but the pilot was
killed in the bail out. Other two were rescued.
5563 condemned salvage obsolete Feb 27, 1945
5564 425th NFS, XIX Tactical Air Command, 9h AF) shot down SE of Luxembourg by Ju88G-6 flown by Ofw Alfred Siewert
of NJG 6/11 Dec 24, 1944. No MACR. Both crew bailed out and evaded capture.
42-5565/5604 Northrop P-61A-10-NO Black Widow
MSN 797/836
5565 (422nd NFS) w/o in landing accident at Liege, Belgium
Apr 26, 1945. Condemned salvage Apr 2, 1946
5566 condemned Jan 31, 1945
5567 (422nd NFS) w/o in landing accident at Florennes, Belgium
Jan 29, 1945. Condemned salvage no battle damage Jan 31, 1945
5568 (422nd NFS) w/o in crash landing at Florennes, Belgium
Mar 5, 1945. Reclamation completed Oberpaffafe AAB, Germany Jan 10, 1948
5569 (425th NFS) w/o in fatal crash near Prosnes, France Oct 27, 1944.
Condemned salvage no battle damage Oct 27, 1944
5570 reclamation completed Nov 19, 1947
5571 condemned salvage May 31, 1946
5572 assigned to NACA Ames Aeronautical Laboratory, NAS Moffett Field, CA Apr 20, 1944 to Nov 16, 1944.
Used by NACA for flying qualities, stability and control, and performance evaluations.
Crashed 1.5 mi W of Riverdale, CA Jan 23, 1945. Reclamation completed Hammer AAF, CA Feb 2, 1945
5573 (422nd NFS, IX Tactical Air Command, 9th AF) hit by AAA over Bonn, Germany Feb 27, 1945. One crewman
bailed out due to fire in rear compartment and MIA. MACR 13666. Pilot brought the plane home.
Aircraft badly damaged and condemned salvage Feb 28, 1945
5574 (425th NFS) w/o in landing accident at Regensburg,
Germany Jun 19, 1945. Condemned salvage no battle damage May 31, 1946
5575 condemned salvage Jun 20, 1945
5576 named Veuve Noire (French for Black Widow) exhibited in France after VE Day, Paris Aug-Sep 1945.
Reclamation completed Nov 19, 1947
5577 (422nd NFS) w/o in crash landing due to fuel starvation at
Bad Langensalza, Germany May 25, 1945. Condemned salvage no battle damage Jun 8, 1945
5578 (422nd NFS) crashlanded at Chateaudun, France Sep 12, 1944.
Condemned salvage no battle damage Oct 27, 1944
5579 (422nd NFS) w/o in crash landing at Bad Langensalza, Germany
Apr 30, 1945. Condemned salvage no battle damage May 2, 1945
5580 condemned salvage May 24, 1946
5581 (425th NFS) w/o in crash landing at Villacoublay, France
May 9, 1945. Condemned salvage no battle damage May 10, 1945
5582 (425th NFS, XIX Tactical Air Command, 9th AF) shot down by friendly AAA at Escholbrucken, 10 km SW of
Darmstadt, Germany Mar 24, 1945. Pilot killed. One crewman bailed out and was wounded and was
helped by German civilians. MACR 13328
5583 (425th NFS, XIX Tactical Air command, 9th AF) shot down by AAA 26 mi E of Metz, France over France
Nov 18, 1944. MACR 10578. All three crew killed.
5584 (425th NFS) shot down by friendly fire near Jamy, France
Dec 27, 1944. Condemned salvage no battle damage Dec 27, 1944
5585 reclamation completed Jan 11, 1947
5586 (425th NFS) DBR at Etain-Rouvres, France Mar 17, 1945.
Reclamation completed Jan 11, 1947
5587 modified as XP-61D. Reclamation completed San Bernardino
AAF May 24, 1946
5588 reclamation completed Jan 11, 1947
5589 (422nd NFS, IX Tactical Air Command, 9th AF) shot down by AAA 21 km N of Bonn, Germany Dec 2, 1944. MACR 10824.
Both crew killed.
5590 (422nd NFS0 w/o in landing accident at Florennes, Belgium
Oct 12, 1944. Condemned salvage no battle damage Oct 14, 1944
5591 (422nd NFS, IX Tactical Air Command, 9th AF) crashlanded at Maupertus A-15 Cherbourg Basse-Normandie, France
after engine and hydraulic sysem shot out by gunfire from rear gunner of He 177 from KG 40/2 while
on night patrol over English Channel Aug 17, 1944. Both crew survived. Aircraft condemned salvage
no battle damage Aug 18, 1944
5592 (418th NFS, V Fighter Command, 5th AF) crashed at San Ferando Airfield La Union, Luzon, Philippines due
to engine failure Mar 16, 1945. MACR 13583. One crew killed, one survived and became POW.
5593 condemned missing Apr 4, 1945
5594 reclamation completed Oberpaffafe AB, Germany Jan 10, 1948
5595 (418th NFS, attached to 310th BW, 5th AF) in landing accident at McGuire Field, Mindoro Island, Philippines
Jan 9, 1945. All crew survived, aircraft condemned Jan 9, 1945
5596 condemned accident Feb 19, 1945
5597 condemned salvage due to accident Oct 4, 1944
5598 condemned salvage Aug 31, 1945
5599 reclamation completed Hawaii Apr 28, 1948
5600 reclamation completed Clark Field, PI Jun 6, 1949
5601 condemned inventory Jun 11, 1945
5602 condemned salvage obsolete Sep 27, 1945
5603 condemned salvage May 7, 1945
5604 condemned salvage obsolete Oct 15, 1945
42-5605/5606 Northrop P-61A-11-NO Black Widow
MSN 837, 838
5605 reclamation completed Clark Field, PI Jun 6, 1949
5606 reclamation completed Clark Field, PI Jun 6, 1949
42-5607 Northrop P-61A-10-NO Black Widow
MSN 839
Reclamation completed Tinker AFB Nov 18, 1948
42-5608/5614 Northrop P-61A-11-NO Black Widow
MSN 840/846
5608 condemned Aug 3, 1945
5609 excess inventory list Aug 5, 1945
5610 condemned salvage Aug 20, 1945
5611 excess inventory list Aug 5, 1945
5612 condemned Aug 3, 1945
5613 condemned inventory Aug 3, 1945
5614 condemned accident non combat Jan 21, 1946
42-5615/5634 Northrop P-61A-10-NO Black Widow
MSN 847/866
5615 condemned salvage May 21, 1945
5616 condemned salvage Dec 31, 1945
5617 condemned salvage Dec 31, 1945
5618 condemned salvage Dec 31, 1945
5619 excess inventory list Oct 20, 1945
5620 condemned salvage Dec 31, 1945
5621 reclamation completed Hawaii Sep 22, 1947
5622 condemned salvage obsolete Sep 28, 1945
5623 (427th NFS) w/o in takeoff accident at Myitkyina South,
Burma Nov 3, 1944. Condemned salvage obsolete Sep 28, 1945
5624 condemned salvage Dec 31, 1945
5625 condemned missing Jul 29,1945
5626 condemned salvage Army-Navy Liquidation Commission Oct 29, 1945
5627 (427th NFS) in takeoff accident at Myitkyina South,
Burma Dec 4, 1944. Must have been epaired, because it
crashlanded due to engine failure at Lu Liang, china
Aug 29 1945, still with 427th NFS. Condemned crashed
Sep 6, 1945
5628 condemned salvage Oct 31, 1945
5630 condemned salvage Dec 31, 1945
5631 condemned salvate May 16, 1945
5632 (427th NFS) w/o in takeoff accident at Kunming, China
Jan 8, 1945. Condemned mechanical failure Jan 9, 1945
5633 condemned salvage Dec 31, 1945
5634 condemned salvage Army-Navy Liquidation Commission Oct 14, 1945
42-5635/5704 Douglas C-47-DL
5635/5670 MSN 6223/6258
5671/5692 MSN 7365/7386--Contract No AC20069
5693/5704 MSN 9000/9011--Contract No AC20669
5635 (MSN 6223) to USAAF Jan 09, 1943. To RAF Feb 11, 1943 as Dakota I FD769
(Reported FD768 by Douglas). To civil registry as G-AGFX (BOAC Feb 12, 1943,
operated with RAF colours and code ‘ODZBK’ - Airways Training Ltd Jan 01, 1948),
ZS-DAI (Universal Jul 12, 1948, ntu), G-AGFX (Westair Transport Ltd Sep 26, 1948),
ZS-DCZ (Rr Jun 14, 1949, christened ‘Galilee’). To Israel Defence Force Nov 12, 1950
as 4X-FAG/1401, loaned to Uganda AF as U-401. Returned to Israel,
registered 4X-DCF with Israeli Aircraft Industries Feb 12, 1973 and Netivein Neft
Oil Co 1974/75. Noted derelict Ben Gurion Apt 1976, cancelled
Sep 29, 1977. Refurbished by Israeli Aircraft Industries for Israel
Defence Force as 4X-FMF/040. Reported for sale Jan 2001. Registered N473DK to
JAAT LLC of Wilmington, May 5, 2003. Never made it to USA, and is now
serialed 4X-AES and is at Eilat Holzman Airport.
5636 (MSN 6224) to USAAF Jan 09, 1943. To RAF Feb 18, 1943 as Dakota I FD770. To civil registry
as G-AGFY (BOAC Feb 16, 1943, operated with RAF colours and
code ‘ODZCK’) - Airways Training Ltd Jan 01, 1948), ZS-DAH (Westair Transport Ltd
Jul 12, 1948). To Israel Defence Force Oct 07, 1950 as 4X-FAH/1402.
Lsd to Arkia as 4X-AEZ Jan 26, 1961, then to Israeli Aircraft Industries Dec 14, 1961 as 4X-AOE.
Returned to Israel Defence Force Jan 25, 1962 as 4X-FAH, fate not known.
5637 (MSN 6225) to USAAF Jan 12, 1943. To RAF as Dakota I FD771. To BOAC as G-AGFZ,
operated with RAF colors and code 'ODZEK'. Crashed on
landing Apr 21, 1944, Stockholm-Bromma. Sold to ABA,
christened 'Ugglu' and used for spares.
5638 (MSN 6226) to USAAF Jan 12, 1943. To RAF Feb 11, 1943 as Dakota I FD772.
Operated by BOAC Feb 12, 1943 - 24 Sqdn Feb 18, 1943 - 512 Sqdn Aug 13, 1943
- 24 Sqdn Apr 14, 1944 - 1680 Flt Jun 16, 1944 - 16FU Sep 24, 1945 - 5949M
School of Air Support, Old Sarum Feb 26, 1946. SOC Feb 10, 1951, probably scrapped.
5639 (MSN 6227) to USAAF Jan 13, 1943. To RAF Feb 1943 as Dakota I FD773 (Reported as
FD772 by Douglas). To civil registry as G-AGGB (BOAC Feb 19, 1943, operated with
RAF colours and code ‘ODZAK’ - Airways Training Ltd Jun 01, 1947 - Automobile Aircraft
Services Jun 17, 1948), ZS-DAJ (Universal Jul 12, 1948, ntu), G-AGGB (Westair Transport Ltd
Jul 12, 1948), ZS-DDJ (Westair Transport Ltd Sep 16, 1949). To Israel Defence Force
Nov 12, 1950 as 4X-FAI, El Al Feb 22, 1951 as 4X-ATA, Arkia Apr 02, 1957 as
4X-AEO Israeli Aircraft Industries Sep 04, 1968. Wfu Jul 30, 1971 and used for fire
practice, Lod Apt.
5640 (MSN 6228) to USAAF Jan 19, 1943 - To Russia Feb 04, 1943.
5641 (MSN 6229) to USAAF Jan 19, 1943 - To Russia Feb 04, 1943.
5642 (MSN 6230) to USAAF Jan 19, 1943 - To Russia Feb 08, 1943.
5643 (MSN 6231) to USAAF Jan 26, 1943 - To Russia Feb 15, 1943.
5644 (MSN 6232) to USAAF Jan 18, 1943 - To Russia Feb 12, 1943. W/o Aug 28, 1943, 50 km (31.3 mls) from Egvekinot (Russia)
when it flew into the northern side of a mountain in the Zolotoi Khrebet mountain range. The airplane was
descending through clouds at dusk.
5645 (MSN 6233) to USAAF Jan 15, 1943 - To Russia Feb 12, 1943.
5646 (MSN 6234) to USAAF Jan 19, 1943 - To Russia Mar 21, 1943.
5647 (MSN 6235) to USAAF Jan 18, 1943 - To Russia Feb 15, 1943.
5648 (MSN 6236) to USAAF Jan 21, 1943 - To Russia Mar 16, 1943.
5649 (MSN 6237) to USAAF Jan 20, 1943 - To Russia Feb 20, 1943.
5650 (MSN 6238) to USAAF Jan 21, 1943. To RAF in Middle East Mar 31, 1943 as Dakota I FD774.
Ditched (267 Sqdn) Jul 9, 1943 west of Malta.
5651 (MSN 6239) to USAAF Jan 18, 1943. To RAF in Middle East as Dakota I FD775.
267 Sqn RAF then 31 Sqn RAF 05Nov43. Shot down by Japanese fighters Feb 8, 1944, Arakan, Burma.
5652 (MSN 6240) to USAAF Jan 15, 1943. To RAF Middle East Jul 23, 1943 as Dakota I FD776 -
To 31 Sqn RAF in India 26Aug43. Sold to Indian Government Jan 30, 1947. NLR.
5653 (MSN 6241) to USAAF Jan 22, 1943. To RAF Mar 11, 1943 as
Dakota I FD777. Spent some time as VT-CPB, then reverted
to FD777. To civil registry as G-AGGA (BOAC Mar 11, 1943,
operated with RAF colours with code ‘ODZDK’), Later to
AP-AAB (Orient Airways Oct 1947), G-AGGA (Airways Training
Ltd Jul 07, 1948 - J D Pyper Jul 1948), F-OACA (Air
Outremer May 28, 1949). Crashed Na San-Sonla, Tonkin, Indochina
Sep 12, 1950.
5654 (MSN 6242) to USAAF Jan 27, 1943. To RAF Middle East Mar 31, 1943 as Dakota I FD778 - A Flt Det.
METES Aug 1943 to Nov 1943 - 216 Sqdn, India. SOC Mar 27, 1947, scrapped Kasfareet 1947.
5655 (MSN 6243) to USAAF Jan 20, 1943. To RAF Middle East Mar 31, 1943 as Dakota I FD779 - 216 Sqdn, India.
SOC Sep 26, 1946.
5656 (MSN 6244) to USAAF Jan 26, 1943. To RAF Middle East Mar 31, 1943 as Dakota I FD780 -
216 Sqn RAF India 267 Sqn RAF 267 Sqn RAF 353 Sqn RAF 215 Sqn RAF . To Indian Govmnt Feb 27, 1947.
5657 (MSN 6245) to USAAF Jan 27, 1943. To RAF India Apr 01, 1943 as Dakota I FD781- 31 Sqdn. Transferred
to USAAF, 10th AF, India Oct 26, 1944. Diverted to China Sep 10, 1945.
5658 (MSN 6246) to USAAF Jan 27, 1943. To RAF UK Feb 26, 1943 as FD782 - 24 Sqdn Feb 28, 1943 -
512 Sqdn Aug 23, 1943 - 216 Group, MAAF Jan 26, 1944 - West Africa Mar 15, 1944 -
UK Oct 27, 1944 - 107 OTU Dec 29, 1944 - 22 MU Apr 02, 1946. Returned to USAAF, to WAA
Oct 1946. To civil registry as CF-FKY (Rimouski Airlines May 14, 1947). Crashed
Grande Greves, near Cap des Rosiers, PQ. Jul 24, 1948.
5659 (MSN 6247) to USAAF Jan 22, 1943. RAF Middle East May 08, 1943 as Dakota I FD783 -
216 Sqdn - 31 Sqdn, India Nov 05, 1943. DBR Mar 18, 1946, SOC Mar 28, 1946.
5660 (MSN 6248) to USAAF Jan 21, 1943. To RAF Middle East Mar 31, 1943 as Dakota I FD784 -
216 Sqdn. SOC Mar 27, 1947.
5661 (MSN 6249) to USAAF Jan 26, 1943. To RAF Middle East Mar 31, 1943 as Dakota I FD785-
216 Sqdn. SOC Mar 27, 1947.
5662 (MSN 6250) to USAAF Jan 25, 1943. To RAF India Apr 01, 1943 as Dakota I FD786 - 31
Sqdn. Crashed on landing at Imphal Sep 05, 1943.
5663 (MSN 6251) to USAAF Jan 25, 1943. To RAF India Apr 01, 1943 as Dakota I FD787 - 31
Sqdn. SOC May 31, 1945.
5664 (MSN 6252) to USAAF Jan 24, 1943. To RAF India Apr 30, 1943 as Dakota I FD788 - 31
Sqdn - Returned to USAAF Mauripur Nov 27, 1947. Reported as C-1002, which seems unlikely (See MSN 5666).
5665 (MSN 6253) to USAAF Jan 26, 1943. To US Navy as R4D-1 BuNo 37663 Jan 26, 1943.
5666 (MSN 6254) to USAAF Jan 23, 1943. To US Navy as R4D-1 BuNo 37664 Jan 25, 1943.
5667 (MSN 6255) to USAAF Jan 23, 1943. To US Navy as R4D-1 BuNo 37665 Jan 15, 1943.
5668 (MSN 6256) to USAAF Jan 26, 1943. To US Navy as R4D-1 BuNo 37666 Jan 25, 1943.
5669 (MSN 6257) to USAAF Jan 26, 1943. To US Navy as R4D-1 BuNo 37667 Jan 26, 1943
5670 (MSN 6258) to USAAF Jan 27, 1943. First reported as R4D-1 on contract AW20669
but changed to C-47 on AC 20669. Given a civil registratyion of NC88773 but NTU.
To US Navy as R4D-1 BuNo 37668 Jan 27, 1943.
5671 (MSN 7365) fitted with amphibian float gear as prototype XC-47C. Crashed Nov 13, 1943, Jamaica Bay, NY
during overload tests, lost control, crashed into Jamaica Bay off Floyd Bennett Field,
Long Island, NY
5672 (MSN 7366) to USAAF Jan 25, 1943 - USA - To RFC Ontario, CA Jan 17, 1946. To civil
registry as NC88774 (National Skyway Freight Corp 1946), NC14278 and
N14273 (Various owners/operators). Crashed 3½ m SE Shawnee Airport, OK May 14, 1971.
5673 (MSN 7367) to USAAF Jan 26, 1943 - Oran May 11, 1943 - 9th AF - Russia Apr 11, 1946.
To civil registry as SP-LCA (LOT May 16, 1946, cancelled
Jul 28, 1958), EP-AED (Iranian Airways Jun 07, 1959). Lsd to Rep of Congo Jan 1962
as 9Q-AED. To Zaire AF as 9T-PIF. Reported returned to Iranair Nov 1963 (unconfirmed), NLR
5674 (MSN 7368) to USAAF Jan 29, 1943 - North Africa May 28, 1943 - 8th AF, UK Feb
28, 1944 - USA Aug 17, 1945 - RFC Bush Field Sep 29, 1945. NLR.
5675 (MSN 7369) to USAAF Jan 26, 1943 - USA - RFC Charleston AA Jun 22, 1946. To civil registry as
NC52925 with Sinclair Refining Co (1952), later N456R With Colebrook Inc, Bryn Mawr, PA Jun 1963.
Kewanee Oil Co. Bryn Mawr, PA - Errol B Resnick, Orlando, FL. Jack Adams Aircraft (Jan 1970) -
J L Lewis, Memphis, TN (1971) - cancelled 1974
5676 (MSN 7370) to USAAF Feb 03, 1943 - Oran, North Africa Apr 30, 1943 - 12th AF, Italy.
Shot down by friendly fire Scoglitti, Sicily Jul 11, 1943 when 52nd TCW C-47s dropping
parachutists 504th PIR arrived during German air raid
5677 (MSN 7371) to USAAF Jan 28, 1943 - USA - Stalled and crashed near Columbus,
GA Oct 22, 1943. 20 killed.
5678 (MSN 7372) to USAAF Jan 26, 1943 - North Africa May 28, 1943 - 8th AF, UK Feb 28, 1944 -
USA Aug 22, 1945 - RFC Bush Field Sep 27, 1945. NLR.
5679 (MSN 7373) to USAAF Jan 25, 1943 - USA - Condenned Brooke Field, TX. Dec 12,
1945, b/u Feb 27, 1946.
5680 (MSN 7374) to USAAF Jan 26, 1943 - Oran, North Africa May 08, 1943. W/o 17 Aug 1943 at Regensburg, Germany
OR condemned 27 Aug 1944
5681 (MSN 7375) to USAAF Jan 24, 1943 - USA - Stored Jan 23, 1946 - To RFC Bush Field Mar 2, 1947.
To civil registry as NC1310M (Alaska Airlines), CP-639 (Aerolineas Condor Mar 1958 - Cia
Boliviana de Aviacion May 27, 1963 - Aerovias Abaroa 1964). Crashed with Aerolineas Abaroa after bomb
explosion reported over Milluni, Bolivia Dec 08, 1964. The plane crashed in the Andes Mountains after
an explosion blew off the tail of the aircraft. Detonation of a bomb in the tail section of the
passenger cabin. A suicide-for-insurance plot was suspected. All 17 onboard killed
5682 (MSN 7376) to USAAF Feb 06, 1943 - North Africa May 04, 1943 - 8th AF,
UK Mar 20, 1944 - Belgium/Netherlands - Sweden Nov 22, 1946. To civil
registry as SE-AYL (Skandinaviska Aero AB ‘Castor’ Jun 21, 1947 -
ABA Apr 23, 1948 - SILA Jun 16, 1948 - SAS Jul 01, 1948), F-OABV
(Air Atlas Apr 28, 1949 - CCTA Jul 1953), F-DAAZ (Rr Nov 19, 1956), CN-CCK (Royal
Air Maroc May 20, 1957). To Morocco AF Sep 1959 as 42-5682, cancelled
Jan 1962. NLR.
5683 (MSN 7377) to USAAF Jan 31, 1943 - USA - To Reclamation Tinker Field Apr 1946. To civil
registry as N5874V, to Mexican AF as AP-0201, to Secretaria de Haciende Y Credito Publico
as XC-ABF (Dec 07, 1954), Back to Mexican AF, to Government of Mexico as XC-BCE,
To Baja Air (Banco de Mexico as XA-CUC (1973). To Aerolineas California
Pacifico SA (ACAPSA). Crashed Dec 20, 1997 off San Jose Estuary,
Mexico on flight to Isla de Cedro.
5684 (MSN 7378) to USAAF Feb 05, 1943 - North Africa May 06, 1943. With 61st TCG, 14th TCS
as damaged by crashing C-47A 42-92067 at Sciacca, Italy. Condemned Jul 8, 1944
Dec 29, 1943. Condemned inventory Jan 08, 1944.
5685 (MSN 7379) to USAAF Jan 26, 1943 - North Africa May 08, 1943 - 12th AF,
Italy. Condemned salvage no combat Aug 13, 1943.
5686 (MSN 7380) to USAAF Jan 27, 1943 - North Africa May 28, 1943 - 12th AF,
Italy. Missing between Africa and Italy Jul 11, 1943.
5687 (MSN 7381) to USAAF Jan 30, 1943 - North Africa May 28, 1943 - 12th AF,
Italy. Missing between Africa and Italy Jul 11, 1943.
5688 (MSN 7382) to USAAF Jan 29, 1943 - USA - To RFC Bush Field Nov 28, 1945. To civil registry
as N81B (Various owners/operators, including Ohio Aviation Co, Vandalia, OH. 1966 - ... -
Cryderman Air Service Nov 29, 1973, lsd to Century Airlines,Pontiac, IL. 1979),
N81P (Piedmont Air 1997), N81B (Leased to Cryderman Air Services, Pontiac, MI.
Apr 22, 1999), WFU Jun 16, 2008
5689 (MSN 7383) to USAAF Jan 28, 1943 - North Africa May 28, 1943. With 61st TCS, 314th TCG, shot down by friendly AAA
fire 2 mi S of Gela, Sicily Jul 11, 1943 when 52nd TCW C-47s dropping parachutists. 504th PIR
arrived during German air raid. 4 KIA. MACR 367
5690 (MSN 7384) to USAAF Jan 25, 1943 - North Africa May 28, 1943 - 8th AF, UK Feb 28, 1944 - USA
Jul 20, 1945 - To RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 29, 1945. To civilian registry as N51167 wit TWA "Sky Freighter"
Feb 16, 1946. To Leeward Aeron Sales, Inc Apr 6 1957. Sold to Faucett
of Peru as OB-WAI-473 (Apr 30, 1957), later OB-PBF-473 (Reregistered May 24, 1957) and later OB-R-473
(Reregistered 1964) WFU at unknown date
5691 (MSN 7385) to USAAF Jan 26, 1943. To North Africa May 4, 1943 - 12th AF.
(61st TCG, 14th TCS) shot down by friendly fire Scoglitti, Sicily Jul 11, 1943 when 52nd TCW C-47s dropping
parachutists. 504th PIR arrived during German air raid. 5 KIA. MACR 67
5692 (MSN 7386) to USAAF Jan 26, 1943 - North Africa May 05, 1943 - USA Jul 09, 1945 -
To RFC Walnut Ridge Jan 22, 1946. To civil registry as NC51165 (TWA ‘324’ Feb 16, 1946),
NX51165 (Rr May 1946 for radar experiments), N51165 (Leeward Aero Sales Apr 08, 1957),
PP-CED (Cruzeiro ‘Mero’ Jul 16, 1957 - RICO Oct 11, 1976 - Impounded Miami Aug 1, 1980,
stored Opa Locka, FL. Apr 1980 to May 1982, then Port au Prince as PP-CED
Nov 1983). Sold to Rutaca as YV-222C, last noted Ciudad Bolivar Feb 2001 with one
engine missing.
5693 (MSN 9000) to USAAF Jan 28, 1943 - North Africa May 20, 1943 - 8th AF, UK Feb 20, 1944 -
USA Jul 1945 - RFC Walnut Ridge Jan 07, 1946. To civil registry as NC75483 (Pan American Airways),
XA-GIB (Mexicana - Aeronaves del Sur, ntu).
5694 (MSN 9001) to USAAF Jan 27, 1943 - Oran, Algeria, North Africa May 06, 1943 - 9th AF,
UK - Sweden Feb 2, 1946. ferried Hanau, Germany to Bromma, Stockholm 5Feb46. To civil registry
as SE-APZ (Skandinaviska Aero AB ‘Pollux’
Aug 10, 1946 - Swedish Intercontinental Airlines (SILA), Stockholm Jun 01, 1948 - SAS Aug 01, 1948.
Registration cancelled 7May49; Sold to Royal Swedish AF as Tp79 ser. no. 79001
Jun 07, 1949, delivered Dec 22, 1950 and operated by F-8, code ‘72’. Shot down
over Baltic by Russian fighters Jun 13, 1952. The ELINT-plane was surveying Soviet military
installations in what are now the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. 8 were killed.
A search for the lost DC-3 began immediately both by sea and by air with two Consolidated Catalina planes.
On 16 June 1954, one of the Catalinas was attacked by two Soviet MiG-15s based at Tukums in Latvia
over international water north-west of Dagö, Estonia. It was pursued to the west under continued
firing and was finally forced to land. The crew was picked up by a West German ship; 10 minutes
the Catalina sank. The Soviet Union denied involvement in the shoot down of the DC-3 until 1991.
The wreckage was found on June 18, 2003. Wreckage on display at the Flygvapenmuseum / Swedish Air
Force Museum, Malmslätt, Linköping, Sweden.
5695 (MSN 9002) to USAAF Jan 28, 1943 - USA - W/o 27 Mar 1943 at Oliver Springs, TN.
Cancelled Pope Field, NC Mar 28, 1943.
5696 (MSN 9003) to USAAF Jan 27, 1943 - USA - To RFC Ontario, CA Nov 14, 1945. To civil registry as
NC88753, then to Jamair Co Ltd May 14, 1948 as VT-CTR. Operated with Kalinga Airways
colors. Stored Calcutta by Jamair (Mar 1977), NLR.
5697 (MSN 9004) to USAAF Feb 04, 1943 - USA - RFC Bush Field Sep 18, 1945. To civil registry as
PP-BRA (Linhas Aereas Brasileiras Nov 09, 1946), to PP-AND in 1949 (Various owners/operators),
G-AVNF (Handley Page Ltd May 19, 1967), JY-ADE (Alia-Jordanian Jul 08, 1967, not del.). Delivered to
UTA, Paris-Le Bourget Apt for spares Aug 29, 1969, broken up 1969.
5698 (MSN 9005) to USAAF Jan 29, 1943 - USA - RFC Walnut Ridge Nov 08, 1945. To civil registry
as NC181 in 1946 (CAA), to N71 in 1962 (FAA). No report after Jul 1965.
5699 (MSN 9006) to USAAF Jan 28, 1943 - Oran, North Africa May 06, 1943 - 9th AF, UK.
Condemned Jun 07, 1944.
5700 (MSN 9007) to USAAF Jan 28, 1943 - Oran, North Africa Apr 29, 1943 - 8th AF, UK. W/o 15 May 1945 at Angers, France
Condemned salvage battle damage May 17, 1945 (Spares).
5701 (MSN 9008) to USAAF Jan 28, 1943 - Oran, North Africa May 03, 1943 - 9th AF, UK.
Condemned salvage May 16, 1946 (Spares).
5702 (MSN 9009) to USAAF Jan 28, 1943 - Oran, North Africa May 14, 1943 - 9th AF,
UK Mar 03, 1944 - Returned to USA Aug 08, 1945 - to RFC Walnut Ridge Nov 22, 1945. NLR.
5703 (MSN 9010) to USAAF Jan 28, 1943 - Oran, North Africa Apr 30, 1943 - 9th AF,
UK - To Sweden Feb 20, 1946. To civil registry as SE-ARX (Skandinaviska Aero
AB ‘Regulus’ May 20, 1946 - ABA Apr 29, 1948 - SILA Jun 16, 1948 - SAS
‘Bertil Viking’ Aug 01, 1948. Sold to Royal Swedish AF Oct 20, 1950 as 79003,
operated by F-7, code ‘73’, later 793 (1980). Wfu Malmslatt Mar 13, 1981.
Sold Transport Aérien Zaire to be operated on behalf of the Belgian medical
assistance during the Paris-Alger-Dakar raid. Registered 9Q-CYD Transport Aerien Zaire
Jan 02, 1984, crashed in Guinee days later.
5704 (MSN 9011) to USAAF Jan 28, 1943 - Oran, North Africa May 03, 1943 - 9th AF, UK.
W/o 5 Mar 1944 at Elmdon, UK, Condemned Mar 06, 1944.
42-5705/5709 Lockheed/Vega B-17F-1-VE Fortress
MSN 6001/6005. Boeing B-17F built by Lockheed-Vega Airplane Company as part of pooled production.
5705 was first Lockheed-Vega built B-17F, first flight Mar 4, 1942. Force landed Apr 21, 1943.
Surveyed Patterson AAF Apr 29, 1943
5706 to RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
5707 to RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
5708 to RFC Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Sep 19, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5709 to RFC Walnut Ridge Oct 10, 1945
42-5710/5724 Lockheed/Vega B-17F-5-VE Fortress
MSN 6006/6020. Boeing B-17F built by Lockheed-Vega Airplane Company as part of pooled production
5710 to RFC Walnut Ridge dec 14, 1945
5711 reclamatin completed Amarillo AAF Jun 19, 1945
5712 (91st BG, 324th BS, "My Prayer") damaged by fighters Aug 17, 1943,
2 crew KIA, 5 bailed out and became POW. Regained and
crashlanded at Manston, UK. 3 remaining crew OK. MACR 283.
5713 condemned inventory Oct 31, 1944
5714 (91st BG, 332nd BS, *Old Faithful*) captured by Luftwaffe after bellylanding
near Nancy, France Oct 14, 1943. MACR 899. 1 KIA, 8 POW, 1 evaded.
Lettered DR + PE. Went to KG.200
5715 condemned Aug 27, 1944
5716 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 19, 1945
5717 (306th BG, 423rd BS) shot down by fighter over
Ploermal Feb 16, 1943. MACR 15472. 6 KIA, 2 POW, 2 evaded.
5718 reclamation completed Panama, CZ Jul 27, 1948
5719 in training accident Hobbs Field, NM Mar 11, 1943. 8 bailed out OK.
5720 (384th BG, 544th BS) ran out of fuel and crashed at Airion,
France Sep 6, 1943 on mission to Stuttgart, Germany. MACR 776.
5 POW, 5 evaded.
5721 to RFC Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Sep 24, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5722 Delivered Long Beach Sep 27, 1942; Geiger Oct 3, 1942; Ephrata Dec 3, 1942; Ft Sumner Apr 21, 1943; Hobbs May 6, 1943.
W/o 6 Nov 1943 at Orange County AAF, CA. Surveyed Hobbs AAF Jan 6, 1944
5723 condemned salvage battle damage Mar 19, 1943
5724 (91st BG, 322nd BS, "Thunderbird") shot down by two FW-190A-5 of JG 2/8. over Bay of Biscay 60 km SW of
Ile de Sein, France Jun 28, 1943. 9 crew bailed out, but 8 KIA, 2 POW. MACR 15710.
42-5725/5744 Lockheed/Vega B-17F-10-VE Fortress
MSN 6021/6040
5725 (381st BG, 532nd BS, "This Is It/Flapper") returned to USA
Jul 13, 1944. To RFC Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Jul 31, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5726 to RFC Ontario,CA Jun 7, 1945
5727 (301st BG, 419th BS, "Elaine") crashlanded at Constantine, Algeria Jun 18, 1943. Condemned crash landing
Jun 20, 1943
5728 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 11, 1945
5729 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 19, 1945
5730 surveyed Walla Walla AAF Nov 23, 1943
5731 condemned Aug 27, 1944
5732/5744 converted to YB-40
5732 (92nd BG, 327th BS) got lost on delivery flight from Iceland to UK
May 1943, forcelanded in peat bog on offshore Scottish island
after running out of fuel. Removed to Stornoway and repaired.
Returned to USA Mar 28, 1944. To RFC Ontario, CA May 18, 1945
5733 (*Peoria Prowler*) to 91st BG Jul 1943. Returned to USA Nov 2, 1943.
To RFC Ontario, CA May 18, 1945
5734 (*Seymour Angel*) to 91st BG Jul 1943. Returned to USA Jan 25, 1944.
to RFC Ontario, CA May 18, 1945
5735 (92nd BG, 327th BS, "Wango Wango") damaged by AAA and shot
down by Uffz. Bernhard Kunze in FW-190A-4 of JG 1/1. at Pont, Germany
Jun 22, 1943. 10 POW.
5736 (*Tampa Tornado*) to 303rd BG Jul 1943, to 379th BG Sep 1943. Had been
retired from use at Kimbolton by Oct 2, 1943 when it was
shown to attendees at a party for local children.
Returned to USA Mar 28, 1944. To RFC Ontario, CA May 18, 1945
5737 (*Dakota Demon*) to 303rd BG Jul 1943 as "Dakota Demon". Returned to USA Nov 2, 1943.
Condemned salvage Jan 6, 1946
5738 (*Boston Tea Party*) returned to USA Nov 2, 1943. To RFC Ontario, CA May 18, 1945
5739 (*Lufkin Ruffian*) to 303rd BG Jul 1943, to 384th BG Sep 1943.
Returned to USA Nov 2,1943. To RFC Ontario, CA May 18, 1945
5740 (*Monticello*) returned to USA Nov 2, 1943. To RFC Ontario, CA May 18, 1945
5741 (*Chicago*) to 91st BG Jul 1943. Returned to USA Nov 2, 1943. To RFC
Ontario, CA May 18, 1945
5742 (*Plain Dealing Expresss*) returned to USA Mar 28, 1944.
To RFC Ontario, CA May 18, 1945
5743 Delivered Tulsa Nov 15, 1942; Biggs Mar 14, 1943; Orlando Ap4 28, 1943; Presque Is May 3, 1943; Assigned to
327BS/92BG Alconbury May 11, 1943; tran Iceland Jun 23, 1943; ret 25/7/43; 1 BAD Burtonwood 5/10/43;
(*Woolaroc*) returned to USA Oct 2, 1943; 3036 BU Yuma Oct 11, 1943. Reclamation completed
Yuma AAF Jan 18, 1944
5744 (*Dollie Madison*) returned to USA Nov 2, 1943. Condemned Nov 2, 1943
42-5745/5764 Lockheed/Vega B-17F-15-VE Fortress
MSN 6041/6060. Boeing B-17F built by Lockheed-Vega Airplane Company as part of pooled production
5745 to Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough, England Jun 23, 1943
for trials of Oboe and communications equipment, duration
of stay not known. Returned to USA May 26, 1944. To RFC
Albuquerque Jun 19, 1945
5746 (99th BG, 347th BS) shot down by fighter and crashed Lancon de Provence, France Jan 27, 1944.
MACR 2039. 1 KIA, 7 POW, 2 evaded.
5747 (384h BG, 547th BS, "Hangar Queen") to RFC Altus Aug 18, 1945
5748 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 20, 1945
5749 to RFC Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Sep 24, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5750 crashed near Fedora, South Dakoda Jun 13, 1943 after collision with 42-5790.
To CL-26 at Sioux City, Iowa Jun 15, 1943
5751 Delivered Cheyenne Dec 9, 1942; Blythe Dec 30, 1942; force landed Gowen Mar 15, 1943 ; surveyed Gowen AF, Idaho Apr 27, 1943
5752 Delivered Cheyenne Dec 11, 1942; Pocatello Dec 29, 1942; Pyote Jan 18, 1943; Biggs Feb 28, 1943; Dalhart
Mar 17, 1943; Tinker Jul 30, 1943; Oklahoma City Oct 22, 1943; 19BG Pyote Nov 9, 1943;W/o 3 Feb 1944 at Pyote AAF, TX
Surveyed Pyote AB Feb 7, 1944.
5753 converted to F-9 photo-recon aircraft with cameras added and bombing equipment deleted.
5754 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
5755 to RFC Altus Nov 5, 1945
5756 returned to USA Jun 6, 1944. To RFC Walnut Ridge Jan 9, 1946.
5757 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 5, 1945
5758 to RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
5759 to RFC Walnut Ridge Jan 26, 1946
5760 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 17, 1945
5761 Delivered Cheyenne Dec 27, 1942; Boise Jan 19, 1943; Orlando Mar 24, 1943; Lowry Apr 24, 1943; Wright Fd
Jun 14, 1943; Watertown Jun 25, 1943; force landed Valentine, NE Jul 18, 1943; Hill Fd Aug 6, 1943; force landed
Sioux City Fd Mar 4, 1944; force landedl base Mar 28, 1944; 4136 BU Tinker Jun 19, 1944; 244 BU Harvard Jun 21, 1944;
505BG Harvard Jul 20, 1944; 235 BU Biggs Aug 16, 1944. W/o 23 Sep 1944 at Santa Rosa, NM, surveyed Biggs AAF Sep 24, 1944
5762 condemned crash landing Jun 25, 1943
5763 (91st BG, 401st BS, *Bomb-Boogie*) shot down by Maj Egon Mayer
in Fw 190A-6 of JG 2/Stab at Mons-en-Pevele, France, Sept 6, 1943. MACR 514. 6 POW, 4 evaded.
5764 to excess inventory list Nov 30, 1945
42-5765/5804 Lockheed/Vega B-17F-20-VE Fortress
MSN 6061/6100. Boeing B-17F built by Lockheed-Vega Airplane Company as part of pooled production
5765 condemned salvage Oct 21, 1944
5766 (306th BG, 367th BS) shot down by Hptm Erwin Clausen in Fw 190A-6 of JG 11/1 Stab at
Kiesby, Germany Jul 29, 1943. MACR 120. 2 KIA, 8 POW
5767 to RFC Altus Oct 29, 1945
5768 condemned crash Jun 27, 1943
5769 condemned ditched Nov 8, 1943
5770 Delivered Long Beach Jan 2, 1943; Brookley Jan 27, 1943; Morrison Feb 7, 1943; ditched in Atlantic Ocean 250 mi
off coast of Boffa, Africa Feb 14, 1943 due to fuel exhaustion while on ferry mission to North Africa.
Crew survived.
5771 listed as serving with the 383rd BG, 452nd BS, Pendleton AAF, Oregon
and never leaving the USA. Also listed as going to University of
North Dakota May 20, 1946
5772 condemned salvage Jun 14, 1945
5773 (2nd BG, 96th BS) lost Feb 10, 1944. MACR 2206
5774 to RFC Albuquerque Jul 27, 1945
5775 to RFC Kingman Oct 27, 1945
5776 (2nd BG, 96th BS, "Eager Beaver") shot down by AAA at
Eleusis, Greece Dec 20, 1943. MACR 1518. 5 KIA, 4 POW, 1 evaded.
5777 (483rd BG, 840th BS, "The Gin Mill") lost Apr 23, 1944. MACR 4664.
5778 condemned burned May 11, 1943
5779 (2nd BG, 96th BS) lost Mar 2, 1944. MACR 3216.
5780 condemned MIA May 1, 1943
5781 condemned salvage Jun 3, 1944
5782 condemned salvage Jul 21, 1945
5783 to RFC Altus Jul 28, 1945
5784 (306th BG, 369th BS) lost May 1, 1943. MACR 15635
5785 Delivered Long Beach Jan 25, 1943; Smyrna Feb 1, 1943; Memphis Mar 7, 1943; landing accident
at Hobbs Mar 19, 1943; 3711 BU Seattle Jun 25, 1944; 3017 BU Hobbs Apr 10, 1945; damaged in ground
collision with 42-29977 at Hobbs AAF, NM May 29, 1945. To RFC Altus Oct 4, 1945
5786 (483rd BG, 840th BS) lost Apr 15, 1944. MACR 3909
5787 (323rd BS, 91st BG, "Billy K") shot down by Obfw Willi Roth
in Fw 190A-5 of JG 26/4 at Forsbach, Germany Aug 12, 1943.
Crew of 10 POW. MACR 262
5788 to Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough, England
Jun 24, 1943 for trials of HF/VHF communications
equipment; returned to USAAF Jul 2, 1943.
(303rd BG, 360th BS, "Pluto's Avenger" aka "A.O.G. Not In
Stock") lost Feb 22, 1944. MACR 2647.
5789 (91st BG, 322nd BS, "Golden Bear") shot down by Fw Martin Macha in Fw 190A of JG 1/2 near Havixbeck,
Germany Jun 22, 1943. 10 POW.
5790 Delivered Long Beach Jan 29, 1943; Gowen Feb 13, 1943; Orlando Mar 10, 1943; Gowen Mar 16, 1943; Orlando Apr 4, 1943;
Wendover Apr 16, 1943; McClellan May 22, 1943; Sioux City Jun 11, 1943; in midair collision with 42-5750 and
crashed 2 mi SW of Fedora, SD 13 Jun 1943; to CL-26 Sioux City AAF Jun 15, 1943.
5791 (95th BG, 334th BS, "Ruthless") transferredto AFSC Jun 1943.
Crashed into hill 2 mi SW of Newmarket, UK Dec 29, 1943.
6 crew and 12 passengers killed. Condemned deletion Mar 20, 1944
5792 (303rd BG, 358th BS, *The Mugger*) shot down by Maj Egon Mayer in Fw 190A-6 of JG 2 Stab Jul 4, 1943 during
mission to Le Mans (Sarthe). Fell in the village of Noyen
sur Sarthe (Sarthe). 3 KIA, 4 POW, 3 evaded.
5793 (100th BG, "Stinky" then to 482nd BG, 513th BGS. Was 8th AF's first
H2S radar pathfinder. Crashed on takeoff and burned near Thorpe Abbots
Nov 10, 1943. All 13 crew killed, plus two civilians
5794 to RFC Altus Oct 29, 1945
5795 (91st BG, 401st BS, "Skoal") ditched in North Sea Nov 26, 1943.
10 rescued.
5796 reclamation completed Admore AF, OK Jan 3, 1946
5797 (95th BG, 335th BS, then to 384th BG, 546th BS) shot down AAA Aug 16, 1943
and crashed at Rambouillet, France on mission to LeBourget, France. MACR 295. 1 KIA, 6 POW,
3 evaded.
5798 delivered Long Beach, California Feb 3, 1943. To Rapid City Feb 17, 1943, to Brookley Mar 12, 1943.
to Morrison Apr 19, 1943. Assigned to 92nd BG, 325th BS at Alconbury. Shot down by Oblt
Gerhard Sommer in Bf 109G-6/R1 of JG 11/4 and came down at the Slagsteeg at Wageningen, Netherlands
Jul 28, 1943. MACR 657. 10 POW.
Also listed as crashing at Pyote AAF, Texas May 30, 1943. Went to CL-26 at Pyote AAF, TX May 31, 1943.
5799 Delivered Long Beach Feb 5, 1943; 29BG Gowen Feb 22, 1943; Orlando Apr 4, 1943; Sioux City Jun 11, 1943; Kearney
Aug 15, 1943; 4136 BU Tinker Jun 23, 1943; 234 BU Clovis Jul 4, 1943; 3704 BU Keesler Jan 15, 1944; 237 BU Kirtland
Sep 27, 1944; damaged in ground collision at Kirtland AAF, NM Jun 3, 1945.
To RFC Albuquerque Jul 5, 1945.
5800 Delivered Long Beach Feb 6, 1943; 88BG Walla Walla Feb 17, 1943; Spokane Aug 1, 1943; crashed 11
miles E of Parish, FL May 18, 1944 near 325 BU Avon Park; to CL-16 at Avon Park AF, FL May 20, 1944
5801 (94th BG, 410th BS, "Flak Happy", then to 92nd BG, 327th BS)
shot down by Lt Helmut Hoppe in Fw 190A-6 of JG 26/4 at
Philippine, Netherlands Aug 12, 1943. MACR 656. 2 KIA, 8 POW.
5802 to RFC Kingman Oct 28, 1945
5803 condemned salvage battle damage Jul 18, 1943
5804 condemned salvage no battle damage Jan 23, 1944
42-5805/5854 Lockheed/Vega B-17F-25-VE Fortress
MSN 6101/6150. Boeing B-17F built by Lockheed-Vega Airplane Company as part of pooled production
5805 condemned salvage battle damage Jun 16, 1943
5806 (384th BG, 545th BS) hit by AAA and then shot down by Uffz Otto Haas in BF 190G-4 of JG 27/1 at Volmershoven
Germany and exploded in midair Aug 12, 1943 on mission to
Gelsenkirchen, Germany. MACR 288. 4 KIA, 6 POW.
5807 Delivered Long Beach Feb 16, 1943; Walker Feb 27, 1943; Presque Is Ap4 8, 1943; Assigned to 337BS/96BG at Thurleigh
Apr 17, 1943 named RIKKI TIKKI TAVI; transferred to 511BS/351BG at Polebrook Jul 11, 1943; . (351st BG, 511th BS, "Minor Ball")
shot down by AAA on mission to
Frankfurt and crashed mouth of river Scheldt, 2 mi From Flushing, Holland Oct 4, 1943. MACR 910. 10 KIA
5808 to RFC Walnut Ridge Oct 27, 1945
5809 condemned salvage battle damage Jun 15, 1943
5810 (379th BG, 527th BS) shot down by Hptm Hermann Staiger in Bf 109G-6 of JG 26/12 over North Sea
55 km W of Sankt Peter-Ording, Germany Jul 29, 1943. MACR 1363. 1 KIA, 9 POW.
5811 (2nd BG, 20th BS) lost Jan 10, 1944. MACR 1824
5812 (351st BG, 511th BS, "Cannon Ball") shot down by Karl-Emil
Demuth in Fw 190A of JG 1/3 at Bad Godesberg, Bonn,
Germany Aug 17, 1943 during Schweinfurt mission. MACR 302.
1 KIA, 9 POW
5813 Delivered Long Beach Feb 25, 1943; Cheyenne Mar 1, 1943; Sioux City Mar 18, 1943; Kearney Apr 8, 1943;
Dow Fd Apr 16, 1943; Assigned to 306BG Apr 22, 1943 JACKIE ELLEN; transferred to 525BS/379BG Kimbolton
May 2, 1943; battle damaged on mission to Kassel Jul 30, 1943 and crash landed Alconbury. Condemned
salvage battle damage Jul 30, 1943
5814 (351st BG) ditched in North Sea Jun 13, 1943
5815 (351st BG) shot down by fighters on raid to Bremen Jun 13, 1943
5816 to RFC Altus Aug 29, 1945
5817 to RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
5818 to DPC Bush Field Nov 27, 1945
5819 to RFC Walnut Ridge Jul 3, 1945
5820 (379th BG, 526th BS) shot down by Lt Erwin Stalberg in Bf 109G-6 of JG 3/8 at Ahrweiler, Germany Aug 12, 1943.
MACR 1359 and 2340. 3 KIA, 7 POW
5821 (379th BG, 527th BS, "Cindy") hit by AAA at Gelsenkirchen, Germany and then shot down by fighter
at Leimersdorf, Germany Aug 12, 1943. MACR 1360. 6 KIA, 4 POW
5822 (379th BG, 525th BS) crashlanded at Foulsham, UK Jul 28, 1943. 4 injured.
5823 Delivered Long Beach Feb 28, 1943; Pueblo Mar 12, 1943; Presque Apr 8, 1943; Assigned to 508BS/351BG at Polebrook
Apr 17, 1943; 2 BAD Lt Staughton Apr 5, 1944; Returned to USA Jun 1944. To RFC Ontario, CA May 7, 1945
5824 (351st BG) returned to USA Jun 1, 1944. To RFC at Walnut Ridge Dec 18, 1945
5825 condemned salvage Jun 23, 1945
5826 Delivered Long Beach Mar 2, 1943; Walla Walla Mar 29, 1943; Lowry Apr 10, 1943; Presque Is Apr 24, 1943; Assigned to
369BS/306BG at Thurleigh May 7, 1943; (306th BG, 369th BS, "Jerevad/Um petit-pew") shot down by Hptm Anton
Hackl in Bf 109G-6 of JG 11/Stab between Arup and Tolk, Germany during attack on Kiel, Germany
Jul 29, 1943 and crashed at Alvaneu near Schleswig, Germany. MACR 122. 2 KIA, 8 POW.
5827 (379th BG, 526th BS, "Lakanuki") force landed at Slattarp, Trellborg, Sweden Jan 4, 1944 and
interned. MACR 1942
5828 (379th BG, 524th BS) lost Feb 22, 1944. MACR 2868
5829 (94th BG, 322nd BS, "The Better Half" then to 379th BG, 525th BS, then to 527th BS, "Flying
Jenny") shot down by UFFZ Gerd Wiegand in Fw 190A-4 of JG26/8 at Herbesthal, Belgium Jul 30, 1943.
MACR 1361. 4 KIA, 6 POW
5830 to RFC Ontario, CA May 7, 1945
5831 condemned May 31, 1943
5832 (99th BG, 348th BS, "War Bird II") shot down by three
Bf 109G-6s of JG 3/8 1 km SW of Planca di Sopra, Italy Dec 19, 1943.
MACR 1527. 3 KIA, 7 POW.
5833 Delivered Long Beach Mar 11, 1943; Tulsa Jun 15, 1943; Love Fd Jul 12, 1943; Patterson Jul 19, 1943; Assigned to 92BG
Alconbury Oct 1943 as YB-40 crew trainer [TB-40] with revised Bendix chin turret; Returned toUS Yuma Jun 25, 1944; 3036
BU Yuma May 4, 1945; To RFC Ontario CA May 24, 1945
5834 converted to YB-40, later to TB-40. TO RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 19, 1945
5835 condemned salvage Nov 9, 1944
5836 (2nd BG, 49th BS) lost Jan 24, 1944. MACR 1993
5837 (2nd BG, 20th BS, "C' Bat") shot down by Uffz Vulf Focke in Bf 109G-6 of JG 77/1 near Avellino, Italy
Aug 19, 1943. MACR 459. 1 KIA, 1 died of injuries, 8 POW.
5838 (384th BG, 547th BS, *Mad Money II*) lost Jan 4, 1944 on mission to Kiel. MACR 1483.
Crew of 10 POW. Aircraft was hit by flak over target, and tried to escape to Sweden. Left formation 5
minutes past Kiel, dropped blazing bomb-bay tank, then dropped wheels on the turn from the target and
left formation with 2 E/A attacking with unobserved results. Two engines were lost over Fyn, and spotted
by a Ju 88 night fighter (on a day mission), After 3 attacks, pilot made perfect belly landing on
Asnaes Peninsula, Denmark, southwest of Kalundborg; crew set plane on fire. Crew made POW
5839 (379th BG, 325th BS) shot down by Bf 109 of JG 1/III at Munderloh, Germany Germany Jun 25, 1944.
9 KIA, 1 POW. MACR 1367
5840 condemned May 13, 1943
5841 (306th BG, 423rd BS, "Est Nulla Via in Via Virtuli") diverted to
Magadino-Ticino, Switzerland Sept 6, 1943 after mission to Stuttgart,
Germany and interned. MACR 519.
5842 (463rd BG, 773rd BS)
5843 (384th BG, 547th BS, *Black Ghost*) ran out of fuel and crashed
near Beauvais, France Sep 6, 1943 on mission to Stuttgart, Germany.
MACR 1455 and 774. 6 POW, 4 evaded
5844 (97th BG, 341st BS) No 3 engine ran away, so pilot ordered the rest of the crew to
bail out, which 8 crew did over sea, then the prop on that engine flew off. This
allowed the plane to crashland near Calvi, Corsica Nov 8, 1943. MACR 2098.
8 crew MIA, both pilots OK. Plane was repaired a few days later, but was strafed and
destroyed by Bf 109Gs.
5845 (381st BG, 534th BS, 'Whaletail II') damaged by AAA and crashed
into North Sea 50 mi off UK Dec 20, 1943. MACR 1724. 10 KIA.
5846 (381st BG, 535th BS, 'Tinkertoy') lost in head-on collision
with enemy Bf 109G fighter during mission to Bremen, Germany Dec 20, 1943 and crashed near
Delmenhorst, Germany. MACR 1723. 7 KIA, 3 POW.
5847 (381st BG, 532nd BS, 'Margie Mae') shot down by AAA at Maastricht,
Holland Aug 12, 1943. MACR 660. 10 POW
5848 (384th BG, 547th BS, *Patches*) salvaged Jul 30, 1943 after mission to Kassel. Had to
break formation during mission to Kassel due to oxygen system
problems, thereafter badly damaged by enemy fighters. Managed
to return to Boxted but so badly damaged that it was condemned
for salvage.
5849 Delivered Long Beach Mar 20, 1943; Sioux City Apr 13, 1943; Kearney May 3, 1943; Dow Fd Mar 20, 943; Assigned to
547BS/384BG at Grafton Underwood May 24, 1943, named *Hell's Belles II*. Shot down by Fw Ernst Hennig
in Fw 190A of JG 2/1 at Champeaux, 4 km NW of Vitre, France Sep 16, 1943
on mission to Nantes, France. MACR 722. 3 KIA, 5 POW, 2 evaded.
5850 (384th BG, 547th BS) hit by fighters and crashed at Beilen, Netherlands Jun 25, 1943 on mission to
Hamburg, Germany. 1 KIA, 9 POW. MACR 16357
5851 Delivered Long Beach Mar 20, 1943; Sioux City Apr 13, 1943; Kearney May 3, 1943; Assigned to 547BS/384BG Apr 1943;
in landing accident at Kearney Fd, Neb, May 19, 1943 on cross country flight on landing left brake
was u/s and swerved into piles of earth, Crash landed Dow Fd, ME,
(384th BG, 547th BS) crashed Jun 9, 1943.
5852 (384th BG, 547th BS, *The Natural*) abandoned over England
Oct 14, 1943 after return from Schweinfurt, Germany. 1 injured,
9 OK. Plane bellylanded in a field, crossed a road and crashed
into 2 cottages S of Chetwode, UK. No injuries.
5853 (384th BG, 547th BS, "Salvage Queen") damaged by Fw 190A of JG 26/II on mission to Antwerp, Belgium
and ditched into North Sea Jun 22, 1943. 7 KIA, 3 POW. MACR 14668.
5854 (303rd BG, 360th BS, "Alley Oop") to RFC Kingman Dec 14, 1945
42-5855/5904 Lockheed/Vega B-17F-30-VE Fortress
MSN 6151/6200. Boeing B-17F built by Lockheed-Vega Airplane Company as part of pooled production
5855 (306th BG, 423rd BS) shot down by Fw Helmut Zittier in Bf 110G-2 of ZG 26/7
at Goldenstedt, Germany Oct 8, 1943. MACR 869. 5 KIA, 5 POW.
5856 (99th BG, 347th BS, "Rangy Lil") shot down by Uffz Robert
Meyer-Arend in Bf 109G-6 of JG 3/8 and crashed near Alvenau,
Switzerland Oct 1, 1943. MACR 795. 5 KIA, 5 interned.
5857 (91st BG, 324th BS) shot down by fighters May 21, 1943 in attack
on Wilhelmshaven. MACR 16136. 6 KIA, 4 POW.
5858 (95th BG, 336th BS) lost May 29, 1944. MACR 4894
5859 condemned salvage not battle damage related Feb 22, 1944
5860 (100th BG, *Escape Kit*) shot down by fighters at Schweinberg, Germany
on mission to Regensburg Aug 17, 1943. MACR 675. 4 KIA, 6 POW
5861 delivered Long Beach Mar 30, 1943, to Kearney Apr 15, 1943, to Wendover May 2, 1943, to Kearney May 22, 1943,
to Dow Field Jun 6, 1943. Assigned to 349th BS, 100th BG at Kimbolton Jun 8, 1943. Named "Stud Duck" aka
"Laden Maiden". Shot down by 3 Fw 190s on mission to Ludwigshafen Dec 30, 1943 and crashed Liry,
28 mi E of Rheims, France. MACR 2020. 8 KIA, 2 evaded. Shot down
by Lt Karl Willius in Fw 190A-6 of JG 26/2 and crashed at
Liry, France Dec 30, 1943. MACR 2020. 8 KIA, 2 evaded.
5862 (100th BG, 350th BS, *Duration Plus Six*) hit by AAA and crashed into North Sea 120 km SW of
Esbjerg, Denmark on mission to Warnemunde/Kiel Jul 25, 1943. MACR 117. 6 KIA, 4 POW.
5863 condemned salvage not battle damage related Jun 2, 1945
5864 delivered Long Beach Mar 31, 1943, to Kearney Apr 15, 1943, to Wendover May 2, 1943, to Dow Field
May 30, 1943. To 351nd BS, 100th BG at Thorpe Abbots, named *Piccadilly Lilly*. Shot down by AAA Oct 8, 1943,
Leuchtenberg, 17 km NW of Bremen, Germany. MACR 948. 6 KIA, 5 POW.
5865 (100th BG, 351st BS, *Janie*) lost on mission to Paris Sep 3, 1943. MACR 686
5866 Delivered Long Beach Mar 31, 1943; Denver Apr 3, 1943; Lockbourn Apr 18, 1943;
wrecked Sep 2, 1943, Lockgourne AAB, OH
5867 (100th BG, 350th BS, *Alice from Dallas*) shot down by fighter
on mission to Regensburg Aug 17, 1943. MACR 678.
Crashed at Langerloo, Belgium. 5 evaded, 2 KIA, 3 POW.
5868 to RFC at Kingman Oct 30, 1945
5869 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 21, 1945
5870 to RFC Albuquerque AAF, NM Aug 3, 1945
5871 converted to YB-40. To RFC Ontario AAF May 18, 1945
5872 converted to TB-40. To RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 19, 1945
5873 (2nd BG, 96th BS, "Little Tannie") damaged by AAA and then
shot down by Lt Gunther Triep in Bf 109G-6 of JG 53/6 and
crashed into sea 104km SW of Naples, Italy Aug 4, 1943.
MACR 346. 7 crew bailed out and rescued 2 days later. Also reported
as having been finished by two Re2001 fighters of the 150 Squadriglia of the Regia Aeronautica.
5874 (99th BG) lost Mar 4, 1944. MACR 3523.
5875 (97th BG, 342nd BS) shot down by Bf 109G-6 of JG 53/III 3 km N o of Apeccio, Italy
Nov 27, 1943. MACR 1304. 7 KIA, 3 POW.
5876 condemned salvage Oct 6, 1944
5877 (96th BG, 337th BS) damaged by AAA and abandoned at
Schelluinen, Netherland Jun 22, 1943. 10 POW.
5878 (381st BG, 533rd BS, "Yankee Eagle") shot down by fighter Minden, Germany Nov 1,
1944. MACR 1874
5879 (385th BG, 548th BS, 'Daisy June II') lost May 7, 1944. MACR 4562
5880 (94th BG, 333rd BS) shot down by Uffz Johannes Rathenow in Fw 190A-4 of JG 1/1 Jun 22, 1943
between Hemmen and Dodewaard, Netherlands on the way back from a raid on Huls, Germany.
5881 to RFC at Searcy Field, Stillwater OK Oct 4, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5882 (95th BG, 336th BS, "Spook III") shot down by fighter over North Sea near Helgoland,
Germany Jul 28, 1943. MACR 216. 10 KIA.
5883 (384th BG, 544th BS, *Weary Willie/No Name Jive*) ditched in North Sea
86 kM W of Romo Island, Denmark Jul 25, 1943 after mission to Hamburg, Germany. Three engines
were hit and the plane had to leave the formation while
still under attack from Fw 190s. All 10 crew were picked up by
a Danish fishing boat, which took them 50 miles off the coast
of England and they were transferred to a British launch.
5884 to RFC at Altus Oct 9, 1945
5885 (96th BG, 413rd BS) lost Apr 11, 1944. MACR 3809
5886 (385th BG, 548th BS, 'The Jolly Roger') shot down by Lt Georg Kiefner in Fw 190A-5 of
JG 26/3 2km SW of Woensdrecht, Netherlands Aug 17, 1943 on
raid to Regensburg/Schweinfurt. MACR 387A. 6 KIA, 3 POW, 1
evaded.
5887 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 19, 1945
5888 (94th BG, 331st BS, "Elusive Elcy") hit by Hptm Joachim
Kirschner in Bf 109G-6 of JG 3/5 Sep 27, 1943, caught fire
and exploded near Norden, Germany Sep 27, 1943. MACR 732.
10 KIA, 1 POW.
5889 condemned salvage battle damage Oct 12, 1943
5890 (92nd BG, 327th BS) ran out of fuel and crashed at Poissy, France 45-50 km NNW
of Paris, France Sep 6, 1943. MACR 740. 5 POW, 5 evaded.
5891 Delivered Long Beach Apr 23, 1943; Dallas Apr 29, 1943; Smoky Hill Jun 4, 1943; Eglin Jul 8, 1943;
Dow Fd Jul 11, 1943; Assigned to 353BS/301BG Oudna Sep 1, 1943; Cerignola Dec 7, 1943; Lucera Feb 1, 1944;
Condemned salvage Jun 17, 1944
5892 (385th BG, 551st BS, "Pregnant Portia") damaged by enemy fighter,
ran out of fuel, and ditched in Mediterranean 130 mi off
North Africa while returning from mission to Regensburg
Aug 17, 1943. Crew rescued.
5893 (95th BG, 336th BS, "Sad Sack") hit by AAA over Hannover, crew bailed
out near Diepholz, plane not crashed and shot down by Hptm Gunther
Specht of JG 11/II Stab at Dorreloh, Germany Jul 26, 1943. MACR 197.
1 KIA, 9 POW.
5894 Delivered Long Beach Apr 24, 1943; Salinas Apr 30, 1943; Tinker May 13, 1943; Dow Fd May 23, 1943; Assigned to Freeman
Goodman Prov Grp Gander, Newfoundland Jun 9, 1943, but crashed into Stranavan Bay, Rothesay, Scotland on ferry
flight from USA having run out of gas; 9 survived, one killed. Salvaged NBD Jun 16, 1945.
5895 (385th BG, 548th BS, 'Souse Family') shot down by Uffz Erich Ulmschneider in Bf 109T-2 of
Jasta Helgoland over North Se 43 km NW of Helgoland, Germany Jul 26, 1943. MACR 191B.
5 KIA, 6 POW.
5896 (385th BG, 549th BS) lost between Gander and Prestwick Jun 27, 1943. MACR 16. 10 killed
5897 (385th BG, "Roundtrip Jack") had 20 mm cannon unofficially fitted in nose.
The gun was later removed. Condemned salvage no battle damage May 29, 1945
5898 (388th BG, 562nd BS, "Little Lass") shot down by Fuuz Keruz in Bf 109G-6 of JG 1/9 and
crashed into Ijsselmeer E of Schellingwoude, Netherlands Oct 10, 1943. MACR 3117.
10 POW.
5899 (388th BG, 560th BS) lost Jan 5, 1944. MACR 3118
5900 condemned salvage no battle damage Aug 1, 1944
5901 (94th BG, 410th BS, "Superstitious Aloysius") shot down over Schweinfurt, Germany Oct 14,
1943. All crew bailed out safely but 1 KIA, 9 POW. MACR 789
5902 Delivered Long Beach Apr 30, 1943; Gore Fd May 15, 1943; Kearney May 29, 1943; Dow Fd Jun 21, 1943; Assigned to 550BS/385BG
Gt Ashfield Jun 30, 1943, named *Lady Liz*; landing accident at base Aug 18, 1943; mechanical problems when
detailed Bremen Nov 29, 1943, returned and force landed Ellough airfield, Suffolk,. England.
Condemned salvage battle damage Dec 1, 1943
5903 (390th BG, 571st BS, *Ascend Charlie*) flew into hill Nant-y-Lay in
Wales while returning from mission Sep 16, 1943. MACR 3720. 10 killed.
5904 (388th BG, 560th BS, "Gremlin Gus") scraped hilltop near South Molton while returning
from combat mission Sep 16, 1943. Impact threw tail gunner
out (he survived with minor injuries), aircraft traveled
another 3 miles before crashing. 1 killed, 5 injured. Condemned salvage battle damage
Sep 19, 1943
42-5905/5954 Lockheed/Vega B-17F-35-VE Fortress
MSN 6201/6250. Boeing B-17F built by Lockheed-Vega Airplane Company as part of pooled production.
5905 condemned salvage no battle damage Jun 2, 1945
5906 (388th BG, 562nd BS,"Sondra Kay") crashed at Shobdon,
UK Sep 16, 1943. MACR 3119. 10 killed.
5907 (388th BG, 563rd BS, "Wing and a Prayer") crashed in North
Sea W of Danish coast Jul 24, 1943 after bombing Rerik-West airfield in
Germany. MACR 3120. 10 KIA.
5908 (388th BG, 561st BS) collided in midair with B-17F 42-30370 and crashed into North
Sea 3 mi off Cromer, UK Jul 29, 1943. MACR 3069. 10 KIA.
5909 ddelivered Long Beach Apr 230, 2943, Smoky Hill Mauy 7, 1943, Dow Field Jun 3, 2943.
Assigned Jun 26, 1943 to 813th BS, 482nd BG, 8th AF, based at RAF Alconbury Airfield). Station USAAF-102,
Cambridgeshire, England. Fitted with H2S radar scanner.
Shot down Feb 4, 1944 By Anti-Aircraft Fire Over Cologne, Germany While on a Mission to Frankfurt, Germany.
All (9) Crew Were Killed. MACR 2511, 3361
5910 (92nd BG, 326th BS *Ruthie*) badly damaged by enemy fighters
during mission to Nantes Jul 4, 1943. Managed to return to
Alconbury. Repaired and transferred to 305th BG, 365th BS,
"Hellcat". Ran out of fuel and crashlanded at Hawkinge,
UK Sep 15, 1943. Salvaged Sep 17, 1943
5911 Delivered Long Beach Apr 30, 1943; Gore Fd May 9, 1943; Dow Fd Jun 13, 1943; Assignet to 549BS/385BG at Gt Ashfield
Jun 16, 1943, named *Hesitatin' Hussy* ; crash landed at base Sep 3, 1943; condemned salvage Sep 4, 1943
5912 to RFC Walnut Ridge Jan 5, 1946
5913 (385th BG, 551st BS, 'Shack Bunny') crashed due to
mechanical failure at Echt, Limburg, Netherlands Oct 20, 1943
during mission to Duren. MACR 828
The crew was from the 550th BS and was only borrowing the plane.
MACR database has the date as Oct 10.
5914 (385th BG, 549th BS, 'Sack Time') shot down by Lt Georg
Frolich in Bf 109G-6 of JG1/8 at Hessloch, Germany
on mission to Regensburg Aug 17, 1943. MACR 387B. 10 POW
5915 Delivered Long Beach May 7, 1943; Denver May 14, 1943; Geiger May 26, 1943; Gt Falls Jun 7, 1943;
Dow Fd Jul 13, 1943; Assigned to 570BS/390BG at Framlingham Jul 15, 1943; (390th BG, 570th BS,
"Cash & Carry") shot down by fighter near Munster,
Germany Oct 10, 1943 and crshed Qwuantwic, Near Ahaus, Germany. MACR 860. 10 POW.
5916 (92nd BG, 325th BS) crashed on landing at Portreath, UK Jul 4, 1943. Condemned salvage Jul 7, 1943
5917 (370th BG, 524th BS) shot down by Hptm Hermann Staiger in Bf 109G-6 of JG 26/12 at
Ritzerau, Germany Jul 25, 1943. MACR 1767. 4 KIA, 6 POW.
5918 (95th BG, 336th BS, "Heavenly Daze") shot down by fighters on mission to Brunswick, Germany Jan 11, 1944. MACR 2010.
One crew killed, rest bailed out and became POW
5919 to RFC Kingman Jan 24, 1946
5920 converted to YB-40. To RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 19, 1945
5921 converted to YB-40. To RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 19, 1945
5922 to RFC Altus Oct 8, 1945
5923 converted to YB-40. To RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 19, 1945
5924 converted to YB-40. To RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 19, 1945
5925 converted to YB-40. To RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 19, 1945
5926 converted to YB-40 then to TB-40. Reclamation completed Hendricks AAF, FL
Feb 13, 1946
5927 converted to YB-40. To RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 19, 1945
5928 to RFC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Jul 31, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5929 to RFC at Kingman Oct 30, 1945
5930 to RFC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Jul 31, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5931 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
5932 to RFC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Aug 11, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5933 to RFC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Jul 31, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5934 Delivered Long Beach May 18, 1943; Gore Fd Jun 8, 1943; Sioux City Nov 22, 1943; W/o 24 Nov 1943 at Sioux City AAB, IA.
Surveyed Sioux City AB Nov 26, 1943
5935 to CL-26 Pratt AAF Jun 14, 1944
5936 to RFC Albuquerque AF Jul 27, 1945
5937 (301th BG) lost Mar 17, 1944. MACR 3200
5938 (97th BG) lost Apr 5, 1944. MACR 3966
5939 to RFC Altus Jul 3, 1945
5940 condemned crash Mar 8, 1943
5941 Delivered Long Beach May 22, 1943; Smoky Hill Jun 3, 1943; Memphis Jun 20, 1943; Presque Is Jul 2, 1943; Assigned to 49BS/2BG
at Ain M'Lila Jul 6, 1943; Massicault Jul 31, 1943; transferred to 341BS/97BG at Depienne Nov 14, 1943; Cerignola Dec 20, 1943;
Amendola Jan 16, 1944; Condemned crash landing at Amendola, Italy Jun 18, 1944
5942 (388th BG, 563rd BS, "Sky Shy/Wenatchee Special") shot down by Hptm Werner Schroer in Bf 109G-6
of JG 27/II Stab near Ulm, Germany Sep 6, 1943, Stuttgart, Germany. MACR 3121.
1 KIA, 1 died of injuries, 8 POW.
5943 (97th BG, 414th BS) lost Apr 23, 1944, Austria. MACR 4393
5944 condemned MIA Jun 30, 1944
5945 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
5946 (97th BG, 340th BS) lost Jul 2, 1944. MACR 6617
5947 excess inventory list Sep 1, 1945
5948 Delivered Long Beach May 28, 1943; Cheyenne Jum 7, 1943; Gr Isle Jun 29, 1943; Dow Fd Jul 18, 1943;
Assigned to 99BG Aug 9, 1943;
transferred to 342BS/97BG Depienne Nov 14, 1943; (97th BG, 342nd BS) shot down by fighter at Brenner Pass,
Austrian/Italian border Dec 19, 1943. MACR 1520. 3 KIA, 7 POW.
5949 (301st BG, 419th BS) Sep 25, 1943, Italy. MACR 767
5950 (94th BG, 410th BS) lost Mar 8, 1944. MACR 2997
5951 (97th BG, 341th BS) lost Jun 23, 1944. MACR 6406
5952 Del Long Beach 30/5/43; Kearney 20/6/43; Dow Fd 14/7/43; Ass 97BG Chateau-du-Rhumel
Jul 29, 1943, named *Stop and Stare*; Pont-du-Fahs Aug 1, 1943; Depienne Aug 15, 1943; Cerignola Dec 20, 1943;
Amendola Jan 16, 1944.
Condemned crash landing Jun 24, 1944
5953 (96th BG, 338th BS) lost Jan 4, 1944. MACR 2017
5954 Deliveredl Long Beach May 30, 1943; Kearney Jun 10, 1943; Dow Fd Jul 7, 1943; Assigned to 562BS/388BG at Knettishall
Jul 11, 1943, named *Mr Yank II*; . Condemned repair incomplete Mar 30, 1944. Returned to US Mar 30, 1944. Salvaged Jan 4 1946
42-5955/6029 Lockheed/Vega B-17F-40-VE Fortress
MSN 6250/6325. Boeing B-17F built by Lockheed-Vega Airplane Company as part of pooled production.
5955 Delivered Long Beach May 30, 1943; Gore Fd Jul 3, 1943; Walla Walla Jul 23, 1943; Cutbank Aug 4, 1943; crashed Conrad, MT
Aug 21, 1943 ;surveyed Gore AAF Sep 14, 1943
5956 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 18, 1945
5957 (100th BG, *Horny II*) salvaged May 9, 1944
5958 Delivered Long Beach May 31, 1943; Cheyenne Jun 3, 1943; Assigned to 549BS/385BG Gore Fd Jul 8, 1943,
named *Mr Smith*; Walla Walla
Jul 23, 1943. W/o 18 Apr 1944 at Avon Park AAF, FL. To CL-26 at Walla Walla AAF Apr 19, 1944
5959 to RFC Walnut Ridge Oct 29, 1945
5960 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 17, 1945
5961 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 17, 1945
5963 to RFC Altus Oct 29, 1945
5964 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 18, 1945
5965 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 18, 1945
5966 Delivered Long Beach Jun 1, 1943; Gore Jul 1, 1943; Walla Walla Jul 23, 1943; force laned two miles
south east of Walla Walla base Jul 26, 1943. Surveyed Walla Walla Jul 27, 1943
5967 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 17, 1945
5968 to RFC Altus Aug 8, 1945
5969 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 25, 1945
5970 Delivered Long Beach Jun 3, 1943; Gore Jul 3, 1943; Dow Fd Jul 20, 1943; Assigned to 813BS/482BG with HSC radar
scanner fitted at Alconbury Jul 29, 1943; crash landed Eye, Suffolk Dec 13, 1943, Salvaged. Re-assigned
to 369BS/306BG at Thurleigh Apr 21, 1944; MIA Jul 16, 1944. Also listed as being with 391st BS, 34th BG,
8th AF based at RAF Mendlesham, Station USAAF-156, Suffolk, England and involved in taxiing accident
4 Nov 1944 at RAF Hardwick, USAAF-104, Norfolk, UK. All 9 crew survived, aircraft destroyed and ondemned
salvage no combat damage Nov 7, 1944
5971 to RFC Walnut Ridge Oct 9, 1945
5972 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 25, 1945
5973 Delivered Long Beach Jun 4, 1943; Gore Fd Jun 28, 1943; Sebring Jul 6, 1943; 2137 BU Hendricks Oct 5, 1944; w/Lake
Sitton Jan 3, 1945; 2156 BU Enid Sep 9, 1945; to RFC at Walnut Ridge Nov 27, 1945
5974 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 5, 1945
5975 toRFC Altus Nov 5, 1945
5976 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
5977 Delivered Long Beach Jun 6, 1943; Roswell Jun 22, 1943; Palm Springs Jul 18, 1943; Pendleton Jul 25, 1943; Kearney
Aug 10, 1943; 540BS/383BG Geiger Field, WA, crashed two miles south of base Sep 2, 1943. To CL-26 at Geiger Field Sep 4, 1943
5978 to RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
5979 reclamation completed Rapid City Aug 20, 1946
5980 to RFC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Aug 7, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
5981 (100th BG, *Laden Maiden (Stud Duck)*) lost on mission to Ludwigshafen Dec 30, 1943.
Also listed as going to CL-26 at Dalhart AAF Sep 25, 1943
5982 reclamation completed Langley AAF Jul 5, 1945
5983 Delivered Long Beach Jun 10, 1943; Gore Jul 6, 1943; Pendleton Jul 24, 1943; Gt Falls Aug 12, 1943; 328 BU Gulfport
Mar 15, 1944; force landed at base Mar 14, 1945; Reclamation completed Gulfport AAF, MS Mar 22, 1945
5984 to RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
5985 (414th BS, 97th BG) MACR 355 Aug 1, 1943, Italy, aircraft not lost. Lost Jun 20, 1944 (385th BG, 549th BS), MACR 5899
5986 (95th BG, 334th BS, "Brown's Mule") shot down by Lt Leopold Munster in Bf 109G of JG 3/4
at Hohenholte, Germany near Munster Oct 10, 1943 during mission to
Munster. MACR 944. 3 KIA, 7 POW..
5987 Syracus ATS ferry May 14, 1945 (last entry)
5988 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 18, 1945
5989 (94th BG, 331st BS, "Marge H") shot down by fighter at
Aurich, Germany Sep 27, 1943. MACR 734 and 5674. 10 KIA
5990 to RFC at Altus Aug 29, 1945
5991 Delivered Long Beach Jun 15, 1943; New Orleans Jul 14, 1943; Orlando Dec 15, 1943; 331 BU Barksdale Jun 24, 1944; to
Gore Fd, Force landed New Orleans Apt Jul 14, 1943; 3036 BU Yuma Jul 5, 1944; ,
Force landed New Orleans Apt Jul 14, 1943; 331 BU
Barksdale Jul 15, 1944; 2137 BU Hendricks Jul 27, 1944;to RFC Walnut Ridge Oct 9, 1945
5992 to RFC Altus Aug 22, 1945
5993 Delivered Long Beach Jun 15, 1943; Palm Springs Jul 24, 1943; Dyersburg Jul 29, 1943; W/o 21 Mar 1944 at Bandera, TX
To CL-26 Dyersburg AAF Mar 22, 1944
5994 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
5995 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 25, 1945
5996 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 5, 1945
5997 (100th BG, 351st BS, "Heaven Can Wait") shot down by
Fw 190A-6s of JG 26 and crashed at Vaux-les-Mouron,
France on mission to Ludwigshafen Dec 30, 1943. MACR 2019.
2 POW, 8 evaded.
5998 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 18, 1945
5999 to RFC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Jul 31, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
6000 to RFC Ontario, CA Aug 27, 1945
6001 Delivered Long Beach Jun 16, 1943; Gt Falls Aug 12, 1943; taxi accident.with 42-5150 at McDill Feb 17, 1944;
4117 BU Robins Jul 9, 1944; W/o Robins AAF Apr 21,1945
6002 surveyed Buckingham AF Jun 2, 1944
6003 Delivered Long Beach Jun 18, 1943; Kingman Aug 2, 1943; 234 BU Clovis Jun 26, 1944; 249 BU Alliance Oct 15, 1944; 460
BU Hamilton Jul 15, 1945; 233 BU Davis Monthan Jul 19, 1945; Force landed at Bowman Fd Oct 19, 1945; 1077 BU
Bowman Oct 29, 1945; .reclamation completed at Bowman AAF, KY Jun 5, 1946
6004 to RFC Altus Oct 29, 1945
6005 to RFC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Aug 4, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
6006 to RFC Kingman Nov 24, 1946
6007 reclamation completed Dayton AAF Jun 5, 1946
6008 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 4, 1945
6009 to RFC Kingman Oct 30, 1945
6010 Delivered Long Beach Jun 19, 1943; Pendleton Jul 14, 1943; Gt Falls Aug 12, 1943; Walla Walla Oct 21, 1943; 505BG
Harvard Jun 18, 1944; force landedbase Jul 12, 1944; 146 BU Selfridge Aug 14, 1944; 244 BU Harvard Aug 20, 1944; 232
BU Dalhart Aug 23, 1944; 203 BU Jackson Mar 8, 1945;involved in midair collision with 42-30633 and crashed
near Jackson, MS Apr 11, 1945. Reclamation completed Jackson AAB Apr 20, 1945
6011 to RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
6012 wrecked 4 mi E of Rockland, TX when engines caught fire, crew
bailed out Aug 13, 1943
6013 Delivered Long Beach Jun 20, 1943; Dallas Jun 25, 1943; Lewiston Aug 10, 1943; crashed Hollsy Springs, ID
Jan 2, 1944; .surveyed Lewstown AAF, MT Jan 4, 1944
6014 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 19, 1945
6015 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
6016 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
6017 Delivered Long Beach Jun 23, 1943; Gt Falls Aug 16, 1943; crashed a mile W of Sioux City Fd, IA Jan 12, 1944;
Surveyed Gret Falls AAF Jan 14, 1944
6018 Delivered Long Beach Jun 24, 1943; Cheyenne Jul 21, 1943; Alexandra Jul 26, 1943; crashed five miles
NE of Elizabeth, LA Oct 17, 1943. Surveyed Alexandria AAF Oct 18, 1943
6019 Delivered Long Beach Jun 24, 1943; Walla Walla Jul 25, 1943; Redmond Aug 15, 43; crashed at base
Aug 19, 1943. W/o 19 Aug 1943 at Madras, OR
6020 to RFC Walnut Ridge Jan 5, 1946
6021 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 13, 1944
6022 to RFC Altus Jul 28, 1945
6023 reclamation completed Keesler AAF, MS Apr 30, 1946
6024 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 18, 1945
6025 wrecked when force-landed 8 mi NE of Roy, MT Sep 7, 1943.
Surveyed Sep 21, 1943
6026 Delivered Long Beach Jun 26, 1943; Walla Walla Jul 22, 1943; force landed at base Aug 16, 1943, to 328 BU Gulfport
Mar 8, 1944; crashed at base Sep 1, 1944; surveyed Gulfport AAF, MS Sep 2, 1944
6027 to rFC Walnut Ridge Dec 7, 1945
6028 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
6029 reclamation completed Pyote AF Apr 17, 1945
42-6030/6104 Lockheed/Vega B-17F-45-VE Fortress
MSN 6326/6400. Boeing B-17F built by Lockheed-Vega Airplane Company as part of pooled production.
6030 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
6031 collided with another B-17 41-24621 over Gulf of Mexico
Sept 10, 1943. 11 on each aircraft killed.
6032 (92nd BG, 326th BS) lost Feb 25, 1944. MACR 2754
6033 reclamation completed Childress AAF, TX Jun 7, 1946
6034 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 17, 1945
6035 to RFC Altus Jul 28, 1945
6036 delivered to Long Beach Jun 30, 1943, to Amarillo Jul 7, 1943, to Dallas Aug 9, 1943. Converted to YC-108 as
taxi for Gen Frank Hackett. returned to USA feb 4, 1945. To RFC Augusta, GA Jun 25, 1946.
Assigned to ATC Europe Apr 3, 1947, probably at Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany
6037 (94th BG, 331st BS) damaged by AAA then shot down by Uffz
Schiesseburg of JGr Ost/2 at La Clisse, France Dec 31, 1943. MACR 1755
7 KIA, 4 POW.
6038 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 17, 1945
6039 (95th BG, 334th BS, "Blondie III") badly damaged by Lt Zweigart
of JG 54/7 and 9 crew bailed out, then shot down by Lt
Eberhard Schade in Bf 109G-6 of JG 27/5 and exploded near
Cloppenburg, Germany Nov 29, 1943. MACR 1560. 1 KIA, 9 POW.
6040 to RFC Altus Nov 5, 1945
6041 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 18, 1945
6042 Delivered Burbank Jul 2, 1943; Dallas Aug 8, 1943; crashed Oct 13, 1943 Pinegree Park, Colorado.
W/o 18 Oct 1943 at Rapid City AAF, SD
6043 to RFC Altus Sep 24, 1945
6044 reclamation completed Orland AAB May 29, 1947
6045 to CL-26 Nov 17, 1943
6046 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 17, 1945
6047 to RFC Walnut Ridge Jan 10, 1946
6048 to RFC Altus Jul 28, 1945
6049 Delivered Long Beach Jul 7, 1943; Burbank Aug 6, 1943; Gt Falls Aug 15, 1943; crashed at base May 16, 1944.
To CL-26 Great Falls AAF May 19, 1944
6050 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 28, 1945
6051 surveyed Sioux City AAF May 8, 1946
6052 to RFC Altus Jul 30, 1945
6053 Delivered Long Beach Jul 6, 1943; Pendleton Jul 25, 1943; force landed at base Saep 7, 1943, to
Sioux City AAB, IA Nov 30, 1943; Crashed at base Mar 24, 1944; .Surveyed USA Mar 25, 1944
6054 to RFC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Aug 24, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
6055 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 17, 1945
6056 to RFC Altus Nov 5, 1945
6057 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 5, 1945
6058 Delivered Long Beach Jul 8, 1943; Cheyenne Jul 12, 1943; Walla Walla Jul 23, 1943; crash landed Avon
Park AAF, FL Dec 31, 1943. to DL-26 at Walla Walla AAF, WA Jan 3, 1944
6059 Delivered Long Beach Jul 8, 1943; Gr Isle Jul 20, 1943; Pendleton Jul 25, 1943; Geiger Aug 10, 1943.
W/o 26 Feb 1944 at Pyote AAF, TX. To CL-26 Geiger AAF Feb 28, 1944
6060 to RFC Walnut Ridge, AR Dec 19, 1945
6061 Delivered Long Beach Jul 8, 1943; Walla Walla Jul 25, 1943; force landed at base Jul 30, 1943;
Surveyed Walla Walla AAF, WA Aug 13, 1943
6062 surveyed Lewistown AAF, MT Sep 21, 1943. Crashed in Montana
on training flight and all onboard killed.
6063 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
6064 surveyed Dalhart AAF TX Nov 30, 1943. To civil registry as N7942A
6065 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 17, 1945
6066 Delivered Long Beach Jul 9, 1943; Ephrata Aug 1, 1943; 3701 BU Amarillo Jul 23, 1944; 3706 BU Sheppard Oct 20, 1944;
3701 BU Amarillo May 2, 1945; to RFC Walnut Ridge, AR Jan 21, 1946
6067 reclamation completed Biggs CAF Aug 30, 1946
6068 to RFC Altus Sep 18, 1945
6069 to RFC Walnut Ridge, AR Sep 25, 1945
6070 to RFC Albuquerque Aug 2, 1945
6071 crashed during night landing in bad weather near Wellfleet, Nebraska Apr 10, 1945. 5 killed, 9 survived.
Reclamation completed McCook AAF NB Apr 20, 1945
6072 to RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
6073 (MSN 6369) to RFC Santa Anna AAF,CA Sep 22, 1945. Sold on civil marketto Hancock College of Aeronautics
as N7942A 1946-1954. Then cancelled Dec 21, 1960 on export to Bolivia as CP-686. Destroyed Nov. 1968.
Also reported as being N7952A
6074 to RFC Altus Aug 28, 1945
6075 to RFC Altus Aug 24, 1945
6076 to RFC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Aug 4, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
6077 to RFC Walnut Ridge, AR Sep 17, 1945
6078 to RFC Kingman Oct 27, 1945
6079 to RFC Albuquerque Jul 27, 1945
6080 336th BS, "Mary Ruth/The WeWa Special") to 803rd BS(P) at Oulton early 1944 as radio countermeasures aircraft,
fitted with six Mandrel sets. Later converted for use in Aphrodite
program as flying bomb. Not expended, WFU Aug 1944.
To RFC Kingman Feb 19, 1946
6081 Delivered Long Beach Jul 16, 1943; Cheyenne Jul 20, 1943; Ft Myers Nov 14, 1943; 2137 BU Hendricks Nov 23, 1944;
damaged in takeoff accident at Hendricks Field, FL Apr 9, 1945. To RFC Walnut Ridge, AR Dec 19, 1945
6082 Delivered Long Beach Jul 16, 1943; wrecked in crashlanding 6 mi NE of Gulfport AF, MS Aug 26, 1943. To CL-26
Sep 3, 1943.
6083 reclamation completed Kessler Field Aug 3, 1945.
6084 to RFC Walnut Ridge Jan 11, 1946
6085 Delivered Long Beach Jul 18, 1943; Cheyenne Jul 20, 1943; crashed Salt Lake City Fd, Utah Feb 19, 1944;
W/O Feb 24, 1944.
6086 (91st BG, 401st BS) shot down by Hptm
Alfred Grislwaski in Fw 190A-6 of JG 1/1 at Leutesdorf,
Germany Dec 1, 1943. MACR 1322. 10 KIA
6087 (100th BG, 418th BS, *Royal Flush/Harper's Ferr*) lost on mission to
Villacoublay Aug 11, 1944. MACR 8074
6088 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 5, 1945
6089 Delivered Long Beach Jul 17, 1943; Cheyenne Jul 21, 1943; 242 Gd Isle Oct 17, 1944; 224 BU Sioux City Oct 28, 1944;
235 BU Biggs May 15, 1945; 441 BU Metropolitan Aug 31, 1945. reclamation completed Metropolitan Field, CA Oct 25, 1945
6090 Delivered Long Beach Jul 18, 1943; Cheyenne Jul 20, 1943; to Gt Falls Oct 1, 1943
Crash landed Oct 1, 1943 two miles east of Big Sandy, MT. Surveyed in USA Oct 14, 1943
6091 to RFC Altus Nov 5, 1945
6092 delivered Long Beach Jul 20, 1943. To Cheyenne Jul 22, 1q943, Dyersburg Jan 9, 1943, to 4100 BU at
Patterson Aug 3, 1944. To 326 BU at McDill Oct 29, 1944, to 327th BU at Drew May 18, 1945.
Used in USAAF training film "Ditch at Sea and Live in a Boeing B-17" (1944). To RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 18, 1945
6093 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 12, 1945
6094 (100th BG, 418th BS) salvaged Jan 31, 1944 after taxi accident
in collision with B-17F 42-3474 and B-17G 42-37772 at
Thorpe Abbots, UK on Dec 27, 1943
6095 to RFC Walnut Rideg Dec 19, 1945
6096 (351st BG, 511th BS, "Onda Ball") shot down by fighter with
rocket Oct 14, 1943, Schweinfurt. 1 KIA, 9 POW. MACR 1036
6097 to RFC Albuquerque Aug 13, 1945
6098 (95th BG, 335th BS, "Superstitious Aloysius") ditched in English Channel
Jan 1, 1944 due to flak damage during mission to Kiel.
All crew rescued. MACR database has date of Aug 4, 1944. MACR 7700
6099 (96th BG) lost Mar 22, 1944. MACR 3420
6101 to RCAF as Fortress II 9203, delivered Dec 6, 1943. Purchased for use by No. 168 Heavy Transport
Squadron, Rockcliffe, for mail flights to Europe and North Africa.
Lost at sea between Morocco and Azores Dec 15, 1944
6103 Delivered Long Beach Jul 22, 1943; Amarillo Jul 24, 1943; Dallas Aug 9, 1943; W/o 3 May 1944 at Kiowa, CO
42-6105/6204 Lockheed/Vega B-17F-50-VE Fortress
MSN 6401/6500. Boeing B-17F built by Lockheed-Vega Airplane Company as part of pooled production.
6107 converted to TB-17F, to Department of Public Institutions, Clarkson,
WA in 1946 for use as instructional airframe. Became derelict,
sold on civil market Columbia Airmotive of Troutdale, OR as N1340N
Nov 18, 1953. Used as tanker by Aero Enterprises and later by Aero
Flite. Re-engined with Rolls-Royce Dart turboprops in 1969.
Crashed at Dubois, WY while firebombing Aug 18, 1970.
6109 Delivered Long Beach Jul 24, 1943; Denver Aug 17, 1943; 202 BU Galveston Aug 2, 1944; 225 BU Rapid City Feb 23, 1945;
4202 BU Syracuse Mar 29, 1945; To RFC Altus Oct 19, 1945.
6110 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
6112 Delivered Long Beach Jul 25, 1943; Amarillo Jul 30, 1943; Denver Aug 17, 1943; 499BG Smoky Hill Jun 9, 1944;
Crashed two miles N of Valley Center, KS Jun 15, 1944; WO Jun 16, 1944.
6115 Delivered Long Beach Jul 27, 1943; Dallas Jul 30, 1943. Force landed four miles short of Hobbs Aux Fd, TX
Mar 13, 1944; 3017 BU Hobbs Nov 8, 1944; to RFC Altus Aug 28, 1945.
6117 Delivered Long Beach Jul 27, 1943; Dallas Jul 31, 1943; W/o 14 Apr 1944 at Holaday, TN
6118 Delivered Long Beach Jul 28, 1943; Dallas Aug 1, 1943; Forced landing Sioux City Fd, IA Dec 11, 1943; .
In forced landing 7 Jan 1944 one mi W of Sioux City AAB, IA . W/o Jul 9, 1944
6119 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
6121 Delivered Long Beach Jul 29, 1943; Dallas Jul 31, 1943; crash landed
Sioux City Fd Dec 13, 1943; 6BG Gr Isle Jul 12, 1944; 421 BU Muroc Oct 2, 1944; 242 BU Gr Isle Oct 24, 1944;
to RFC Altus Jul 30, 1945
6122 Delivered Long Beach Jul 28, 1943; Dallas Aug 3 1943; surveyed Dallas Mar 28, 1944
6123 to RFC Kingman Oct 28, 1945
6124 to RFC Kingman Oct 29, 1945
6125 to RFC Walnut Ridge Jan 4, 1946
6126 Delivered Long Beach Jul 30, 1943; Dallas Aug 2, 1943; 4119 BU Brookley Jun 21, 1944; in Jan 15, 1945 to
223 BU Dyersburg; reclamation completed Dyersburg AF, TN Jan 29, 1945
6127 Delivered Long Beach Jun 30, 1943; Dallas Aug 4, 1943; Dyersburg Oct 4, 1943; Dalhart Oct 19, 1943; 247 BU Smoky Hill
Jun 3, 1944; 232 BU Dalhart Jul 10, 1944; 4121 BU Kelly Nov 2, 1944; 224 BU Sioux City Dec1, 1944; Force landed at base
Apr 17, 1945; 235 BU Biggs May 12, 1945; 555 BU Love Fd Oct 3, 1945;to RFC Biggs Field, TX Apr 14, 1946
6128 delivered Long Beach Jul 30, 1943, to Denver Aug 17, 1943. To 498th BG at GR Bend Jul 1, 1944.
to 243 BU at Gr Bend Sep 20, 1944, to 3701 BU at Amarillo Jan 24, 1945. Reclamation completed
Amarillo AAF Jun 7, 1946
6129 delivered Long Beach Jul 31, 1943, to Denver Aug 16, 1943. Converted to F-9B photo recon aircraft
with cameras added and all bombing equipment removed. Assigned Min Map Asia Apr 1, 1944.
Engine caught fire and force landed wheel up May 22, 1944 near Abu Dhabi on coast of Shuweihat,
near Jebel Dhanna, opposite Yas Island. Aircraft was almost intact, but was flooded at high tide
and declared a write-off. To excess inventory list Jun 1, 1946 (probably a paper exercise)
6130 to RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945.
6131 surveyed Alexandria AAF Sep 24, 1944
6132 to RFC Kingman Nov 20, 1945
6133 reclamation completed Robbins Apr 20, 1945
6134 Delivered Long Beach Aug 3, 1943; Denver Aug 4, 1943. Conv to F-9A. to F-9B photo recon aircraft with cameras added and
all bombing equipment removed. Assigned to Min Map Asia Apr 1, 1944; Returned to US Bradley Jun 13, 1944.
Redesignated as FB-17F in 1945; To RFC at Altus, OK Oct 4, 1945
6135 Delivered Long Beach Aug 3, 1943; Conv to F-9A, converted to F-9B photo recon aircraft with cameras added and all bombing
equipment removed. Redesignated as FB-17F in 1945; Reclamation completed Lowry AAF, CO Sep 18, 1947.
6136 to RFC Altus Aug 29, 1945
6137 Delivered Long Beach Aug 3, 1943; Denver Aug 5 1943; 242 BU Gr Isle Sep 6, 1944; 235 BU Biggs Oct 7, 1944; 233 BU
Davis Monthan Jar 28, 1945; Crashed 27 mi NE of Tellico Plains, TN Apr 8, 1945. 283 BU Galveston Jun 14, 1945
To RFC Kingman Oct 31, 1945
6138 Delivered Long Beach Aug 3, 1943; Denver Aug 6, 1943;converted to F-9A, converted to F-9B photo recon aircraft with
cameras added and all bombing equipment removed. Assigned to Accra, Gold Coast (Jogo) Mapping Mission
Feb 29, 1944; Returned US 4100 BU Patterson May 12, 1944; To 19 Photo Gp McDill Aug 12, 1944; Condemned salvage Nov 18, 1946
6139 reclamation completed Great Bend AF, KS Jan 24, 1945
6140 Delivered Long Beach Aug 4, 1943; Denver Aug 6, 1943;converted to F-9B photo recon aircraft with cameras added and all bombing
equipment removed. 1 Photo Gp McDill Oct 9, 1943; 4104 BU Rome Oct 27, 1943; 9 Photo Gp Buckley Dec 18, 1943; Malta and Africa;
Returned to US Oct 9, 1944;. Salvaged Canal Zone (Bade) Jun 12, 1945.
6141 to RFC Altus 1945
6142 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
6143 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 18, 1945
6144 to RFC Kingman Nov 2, 1945
6145 Delivered Long Beach Aug 5, 1943; Denver Aug 8, 1943; W/o 25 Feb 1944 at Alexandria AAF, LA,
to CL-26 Denver Feb 26, 1944
6146 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 25, 1945
6147 Delivered Long Beach Aug 4, 1943; Denver Aug 7, 1943; crashed three miles N of Rich Mountain, WV Jan 15, 1944.
To CL-26 Denver Jan 16, 1944
6148 to RFC Altus Aug 27,1945
6149 condemned Sep 29, 1943
6150 Delivered Long Beach Aug 6, 1943; Cheyenne Aug 10, 1943; 202 BU Galveston Jun 9, 1944;
497BG Pratt Jun 18, 1944; 29BG Dalhart Sep 2, 1944;
246 BU Pratt Sep 16, 1944 4; damaged in bird strike near Galveston AAF, TX Feb 16, 1945; 347 BU Key Fd Mar 22, 1945; 246 BU
Pratt Jun 9, 1945; To RFC Altus, OK 9/10/45. VIES GUYS.
To RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
6151 (351st BG) salvaged Jun 11, 1945
6152 to RFC Altus Jul 26, 1945
6153 to RFC Kingman Oct 30, 1945
6154 to RFC Altus Sep 18, 1945
6155 (385th BG, 549th BS) shot down by AAA near Munster, Germany Oct 10, 1943. MACR 827. 10 POW.
6156 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 7, 1945
6157 Delivered Long Beach Aug 7, 1943; Cheyenne Aug 10, 1943; Tinker Dec 14, 1943; 2135 BU Tyndall Sep 16, 1944; 3017 BU
Hobbs Sep 18, 1944; crashlanded at Hobbs AAF, NM May 4, 1945; To RFC Altus, OK Aug 27, 1945
6158 to RFC Walnut Ridge Oct 10, 1945
6159 Delivered Long Beach Aug 7, 1943; ;converted to F-9B photo recon aircraft with cameras added and all bombing
equipment removed. To Min Mapping Asia 1/4/44. Condemned salvage no battle damage Aug 28, 1945
6160 to RFC Kingman Oct 28, 1945
6161 Delivered Long Beach Aug 7, 1943; Colorado Springs Aug 11, 1943; 351 Sub Dep Pyote Nov 9, 1943; 2136 BU Tinker
Jun 24, 1944; 235 BU Biggs Jul 27, 1944; WO at Biggs Field, TX Dec 13, 1944;
reclamation completed Biggs AF Jan 17, 1945
6162 to RFC Walnut Ridge Jan 8, 1946
6163 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 19, 1945
6164 Delivered Long Beach Aug 10, 1943; Denver Aug 15, 1943; converted to F-9B photo recon
aircraft with cameras added and all bombing equipment removed. Assigned to Min Mapping Asia
Apr 1, 1944; W/o in landing accident Mar 8, 1945. Condemned salvage Sep 8, 1945
6165 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 11, 1945
6166 to RFC Altus Aug 1, 1945
6167 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
6168 to CL-26 Denver Apr 12, 1945
6169 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 18, 1945
6170 surveyed Cheyenne Jan 26, 1944
6171 to RFC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Aug 4, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
6172 to RFC Altus Aug 8, 1945
6173 Delivered Long Beach Aug 13, 1943; Cheyenne Aug 15, 1943; Tinker Dec 13, 1943; 2137 BU Hendricks Nov 11, 1944;
crashed near Sebring, FL Jul 14, 1945. Reclamation completed Hendricks AAF, FL Jul 27, 1945
6174 condemned salvage from enemy action Oct 25, 1945
6175 Delivered Long Beach Aug 13, 1943; Palm Springs Aug 15, 1943; Tinker Dec 6, 1943. W/o 14 Mar 1944 at
Buckingham AAF, FL. Surveyed US Mar 15, 1944
6176 to RFC Walnut Ridge Aug 18, 1945
6177 reclamation completed Dyersburg AF, TN Dec 9, 1945
6178 to RFC Walnut Ridge Aug 19, 1945
6179 to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 14, 1945
6180 to RFC Albuquerque Jun 25, 1945
6181 to RFC Kingman Oct 29, 1945
6182 Delivered Long Beach Aug 15, 1943; Cheyenne Aug 18, 1943; Tinker Dec 14, 1943; 7AB Dow Fd May 30 1944; 2114 BU
Lockbourn Aug 16, 1944; W/o 20 Nov 1944 at Williamsport, OH. Surveyed Lockbourne AAF Nov 21, 1944
6183 Delivered Long Beach Aug 16, 1943; Cheyenne Aug 17, 1943; converted to F-9A, converted to F-9B photo
recon aircraft with cameras added and all bombing equipment removed. redes as FB-17F in 1945;
Assigned Min Mapping Asia Apr 1, 1944; Returned to US Independence Sep 13, 1944;
To RFC Kingman Nov 13, 1945
6184 Delivered Long Beach Aug 17, 1943; Cheyenne Aug 18, 1943; converted to F-9A, converted to F-9B photo recon aircraft
with cameras added and all bombing equipment removed. Assigned Mapping Dakar (Senegal), Feb 29, 1944;
Returned to US McDill Aug 11, 1944; Robins Aug 16, 1944
To DPC Bush Field Mar 7, 1945
6185 Delivered Long Beach Aug 16, 1943; Cheyenne Aug 18, 1943; converted to F-9A, converted to F-9B photo recon
aircraft with cameras added and all bombing equipment removed. Assigned 4143 BU Gander Feb 10, 1944;
Redesignated as FB-17F in 1945;4168 BU Sth Plains Jan 31, 1946; 4112 BU Olmstead Jun 6, 1946;
16 Photo Gp McDill Jul 7, 1946; 4104 BU Rome Oct 2, 1946; 16 Photo
Gp McDill Oct 13, 1946 reclamation completed MacDill AAF, FL Nov 18, 1947
6186 Delivered Long Beach Aug 17, 1943; Cheyenne Aug 18, 1943; converted to F-9A, converted to F-9B
photo recon aircraft with cameras added and all bombing
equipment removed. To Algiers (Elms) 11/9/44; Returned to US Walnut Ridge
Dec 29, 1944;to RFC Walnut Ridge Dec 29, 1945
6187 Delivered Long Beach Aug 17, 1943; Cheyenne 18/8/43;converted to F-9A, converted to F-9B
photo recon aircraft with cameras added and all bombing
equipment removed. Assigned to 1 Photo Gp McDill Apr 26, 1944; 410 BU
Rome Oct 21, 1944; 91 Photo Sq Buckley Dec 23, 1944; Accra, W Africa Jan 22, 1945;
Trinidad Mapping Jun 14, 1946. To excess inventory list Jun 14, 1946
6188 to RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
6189 Delivered Long Beach Aug 17, 1943; Cheyenne Aug 18, 1943. crash landed Lockbourn AAB, OH
Dec 26, 1943; WO Jan 1, 1944.
6190 to RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
6192 to RFC Albuquerque Jul 27, 1945
6193 to RFC Altus Oct 9, 1945
6194 to RFC Altus Nov 5, 1945
6195 to RFC Walnut Ridge Jun 27, 1945
6196 to RFC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Aug 7, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz
Feb 19, 1946
6197 to RFC at MacDill Dec 18, 1944
6198 Delivered Long Beach Aug 21, 1943; to CL-26 Alexandria AF, LA Sep 21, 1943. W/o 11 Feb 1944
at Alexandria AAF, LA
6199 to RFC Walnut Ridge Aug 21, 1945
6200 Delivered Long Beach Aug 21, 1943; Conv to F-9A; converted to F-9B photo recon aircraft with
cameras added and all bombing
equipment removed. Assigned Min Mapping Asia Apr 1, 1944; Returned to US 121 BU Bradley Aug 28, 1944.
To RFC Altus Oct 11, 1945
6201 Del Long Beach Aug 21, 1943; Conv to F-9A; converted to F-9B photo recon aircraft with
cameras added and all bombing equipment removed. Assigned to Min Mapping Asia Apr 1, 1944;
Returned to US 1377 BU Yuma Sep 21, 1945; 4132 BU Garden City Sep 25, 1945; 4168 BU Sth Plains
Jun 5, 1946; 4112 BU Olmstead Jun 9, 1946; 16 Photo Gp McDill
Sep 24, 1946; 307 BU McDill Dec 7, 1946; Reclamation completed MacDill SAC, FL Feb 2, 1948
6202 to RFC Walnut Ridge Sep 12, 1945
6203 to RFC, Walnut Ridge 12/14/45
6204 to RFC, Walnut Ridge 12/29/45
42-6205/6221 Boeing B-29-1-BW Superfortress
MSN 3339/3355. Info from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
6205 Delivered to USAAF 11Sep43. Assigned to 40th Bomb Group
Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 31Dec49
6206 Delivered to USAAF 23Sep43. Assigned to 444th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Hill Field Sep 24, 1948
6207 Delivered to USAAF 23Sep43. Assigned to 468th Bomb Group. TO GIA at Alamogordo AAF, NM 9Aug44
Reclamation completed Alamogordo Jul 26, 1946
6208 Delivered to USAAF 23Sep43. Assigned to 793rd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group
Named ‘Pioneer’. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6209 Delivered to USAAF 27Sep43. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 1Apr44, arriving Piardoba, India 28Apr44
Assigned to 769th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India.
Named ‘Old Man Mose’. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 27Dec44
Modified to TB-29. Assigned to 3030th Army AF Base Unit, Roswell AAF, NM
Force landed May45 at Roswell AAF, NM due to engine fire
To GIA at Roswell, NM 22May45. Scrapped 1945. Reclamation completed Roswell Jul 11, 1945
6210 Delivered to USAAF 27Oct43. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Assigned to 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Crashed 2Jul44 due to structural failure 5 miles north and 1 mile east of Harmon, OK
Surveyed Clovis AAF Jul 4, 1944
6211 Delivered to USAAF 26Oct43. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 16Apr44, arriving Piardoba, India 13May44
Assigned to 771st Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India.
(462nd BG, 771st BS) crashed on takeoff at Piaradoba, India May 23, 1944. 4 crew members killed.
6212 Delivered to USAAF 17Nov43. Named ‘Thunderbird’
On Sept. 8th, 1944, returning from a mission to Anshan, Manchuria in China with 444th BG, the fuel
transfer system would not function and the aircraft crash landed in the partly dry river bed of the
Wei River near Hsian, China. The aircraft was left in the riverbed to be salvaged for parts.
Crew of 11 survived and were rescued.
6213 Delivered to USAAF 16Dec43. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 7Apr44, arriving Piardoba, India 30Apr44
Assigned to 769th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Named ‘Liberty Belle’
Forced landing 12Jul44 due to mechanical failure at Chengtu, China
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 27Dec44. Modified to TB-29
Reclamation complete Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6214 Delivered to USAAF 18Dec43. Assigned to 40th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Clovis AAF Oct 17, 1946
6215 Delivered to USAAF 27Oct43. Assigned to 678th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, 58th Bomb Wing, Great Bend AAF, KS.
Departed CONUS for CBI 1Nov44. Named ‘Deacon’s Disciples’
(444th BG, 678th BS) crashed due to engine failure near Yibin, China Nov 9, 1944. The crew bailed out.
6216 Delivered to USAAF 16Nov43. Assigned to 468th Bomb Group
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Accident 5Oct44 taking off from Clovis AAF, NM. The aircraft crashed 1 mile off the end of the runway.
To CL-26 at Clovis AF Oct 8, 1944
6217 Delivered to USAAF 28Nov43. Departed CONUS for CBI 13Apr44
Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 3May44. Named ‘Pepper’
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 25Dec44. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6218 Delivered to USAAF 6Dec43. Assigned to 40th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Amarillo Aug 23, 1946
6219 Delivered to USAAF 7Dec43. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 20Apr44, arriving Piardoba, India 5May44
Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India.
Modified for tankering fuel over the Hump. Named ‘Petrol Packin’ Mama’
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 23Nov44. Reclamation completed Roswell May 31, 1946
6220 MSN 3354 Delivered to USAAF 13Dec43. Substantially damaged 10Jan44 in a landing accident and fire at
Great Bend AAF, KS. (444th BG, 677th BS) crashed on takeoff at Kwanghan, China Jun 15, 1944
6221 Delivered to USAAF 13Dec43. Assigned to 468th Bomb Group
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Crashed 20Nov44 5 miles ESE of Dalhart, TX after the crew bailed out due to engine fire
Surveyed Clovis Nov 21, 1944
42-6222 Bell-Atlanta B-29-1-BA Superfortress
MSN 3356. Built under licence by Bell Aircraft Company, Marietta, Atlanta, GA
Info from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
Delivered to USAAF 30Dec43. Assigned to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 18Apr44. Named ‘Deuces Wild’
40th BG, 45th BS) crash landed due to fuel starvation at Chakulia, India Sep 11, 1944. Surveyed Nov 6, 1944
42-6223 Boeing B-29-1-BW Superfortress
Info from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
MSN 3357. Delivered to USAAF 16Dec43. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 10Apr44 and arrived Piardoba, India 9May44
Assigned to 771st Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Named ‘Lady Boomerang’
The plane took part in a daylight mission to the Imperial Iron and Steel Works at Yawata, Japan on August 20, 1944.
After a successful mission, the crew landed at Chengtu, China and then returned
to their base in, India. The aircraft was out of fuel and crashed on landing Aug 20, 1944 at Piardoba, India.
Two crew members killed. Salvaged CBI 6Nov44
42-6224 Bell-Atlanta B-29-1-BA Superfortress
MSN 3358. Built under licence by Bell Aircraft Company, Marietta, Atlanta, GA
Info from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
Delivered to USAAF 15Nov43. Assigned to 468th Bomb Group. Named ‘Annie’
Condemned crash landing surveyed Nov 6, 1944. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 30Apr46
42-6225/6228 Boeing B-29-1-BW Superfortress
MSN 3359/3362. Dispostions from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
6225 Delivered to USAAF 16Dec43. Assigned to 676th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkundi, India
Named ‘Ding How’ [‘good luck’ in Chinese]. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS Jan45. Used as GIA
Reclaimed 1Nov48
6226 Delivered to USAAF 3Nov43. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Walker AAF, KS 9Apr44 for CBI
Accident 9Apr44 at Prescott Isle, ME during taxying caused by mechanical failure
Assigned to 769th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piaradoba, India. Named ‘Hap’s Hazard’
Dqmaged Jun 12, 1944 at Piardoba India,
During repairs 20Jun44 after the first Yawata raid, a gas tank exploded. One man killed.
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 10Dec44. Reclamation completed Davis Monthan AFB, AZ Nov 1, 1948
6227 Delivered to USAAF 26Oct43
Assigned to 771st Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS.
Forced landing 16Nov43 12 miles SE of Walker AAF, KS due to structural failure. Five crew members killed.
Repaired. To GIA at Walker AAF, KS 17Nov43. W/o Jun 29, 1944
6228 Delivered to USAAF 4Nov43. Assigned to 677th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Great Bend, KS.
Gunnery accident 24Nov43 130 miles SSW of Gulfport AAF, MS. Deployed to Dudhkindi, India
(444th BG, 677th BS) crashed and burned in China Aug 2, 1944. MACR 11299
The aircraft was returning from a raid over Manchuria when it was caught in a Monsoon storm and
crashed SE of Sylhet, India. 12 crew KIA.
42-6229/6232 Martin-Omaha B-29-1-MO Superfortress
MSN 3363/3366. Built under licence by Glenn L. Martin Company, Omaha, NB
Dispostions from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
6229 Delivered to USAAF 24Feb44. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI on 15Apr44. Assigned to 468th Bomb Group 7May44
(468th BG, 793rd BS) crashed at end of runway at Pengshan,
China on mission to Yawata Jun 15, 1944. The aircraft was immediately enveloped in flames, ammunition
cooked off and the bombs exploded. Every member of the crew got out safely with only minor scratches,
burns and shock.
6230 Delivered to USAAF 19Feb44. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI on 15Apr44. Arrived India 4May44
Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India. Named ‘Limber Dugan’
(468th BG, 792nd BS) shot down by Ki-45 (Nick) flown by WO Sadamitsu Kimura of 45h Sentai
over Wakamatsu Fukuoka, Japan Jun 15, 1944 during attack on steel works at Yawata Kyoto, Japan. MACR 6596.
All 12 crew killed. Was first B-29 shot down over Japan.
6231 Delivered to USAAF 26Jan44. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI on 10Apr44
Assigned to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 29Apr44
(468th BG, 794th BS) hit mountain near Kiangyu, China Jun 15, 1944. MACR 6599.
The aircraft was returning to Pengshan [A-7], China after a mission to
Yawata, Japan. The aircraft crashed eleven miles northeast of Kiangyu, China into the side of a sheer
cliff and exploded.
6232 Delivered to USAAF 26Jan44. Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 21Apr44
Named ‘Kickapoo II’. Damaged on second combat mission 20Jun44. Modified as a tanker – 36 hump missions
Kharagpur, India to Pengshan [A-7], China. Declared war weary 25Nov44. Returned to CONUS
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 21Dec49
42-6233 Bell-Atlanta B-29-1-BA Superfortress
MSN 3367 Built under licence by Bell Aircraft Company, Marietta, Atlanta, GA.
Dispostion from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
Delivered to USAAF 20Feb44. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Crash landed 28Jan45 due to mechanical failure 7 miles E of Clovis AAF, NM
Assigned to 4141st Army AF Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
42-6234 Boeing B-29-1-BW Superfortress
Dispostion from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
MSN 3368. Delivered to USAAF 19Dec43
With 444th BG, 670th BS, lost from unknown cause in China Sep 8, 1944 while on mission on Anshan, China. MACR 8593
4 crew killed, 7 rescued.
42-6235 Bell-Atlanta B-29-1-BA Superfortress
Dispostion from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
MSN 3369. Delivered to USAAF 2Jan44. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI on 17Apr44
Assigned to 795th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 10Jun44
(468th BG, 795th BS) gear retracted during takeoff
in India Jun 26, 1944. W/oThere were no injuries. Rebuilt
Transferred to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India Oct44
Named ‘My Gal Sal’ [Not painted on aircraft]. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS
Modified to TB-29Q. Assigned to 3030th Army AF Base Unit, Roswell AAF, NM
Damaged 30May45 when the aircraft caught fire during taxying at Roswell AAF, NM
42-6236 Boeing B-29-1-BW Superfortress
Dispostion from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
MSN 3370. Delivered to USAAF 6Apr44. Assigned to 4136th Army AF Base Unit, Tinker AAF, OK
Was named "Cross Country" and was a trainer aircraft during its service life. Reclamation completed Tinker Mar 24, 1949
42-6237 Martin-Omaha B-29-1-MO Superfortress
Dispostion from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
MSN 3371. Built under licence by Glenn L. Martin Company, Omaha, NB. Delivered to USAAF 23Dec43
Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 17Apr44. Named ‘Sir Trofrepus’
With 40th BG 25th BS shot down by AAA near Nanking China Nov 11, 1944 China. MACR 9663. Flak damaged
the number 4 engine which caught fire. 4 crew KIA, 8 bailed out of which 3 were captured and became POW.
5 evaded and were rescued.
42-6238/6242 Boeing B-29-1-BW Superfortress
MSN 3372/3376. Dispostions from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
6238 Delivered to USAAF 8Nov43. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI 15Apr44
Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 24May44
(468th BG, 792nd BS) converted to tanker. Crashed Oct 1, 1944 Emei Mountain, China due to bad weather
6239 Delivered to USAAF 12Nov43. Assigned to 870th Bomb Squadron, 497th Bomb Group
Written off 24May44 landing at Pratt AAF, KS. Surveyed Pratt AF May 26, 1944
6240 (Delivered to USAAF 6Nov43. Assigned to 395th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 7May44. Named ‘Hap’s Hope’
(40th BG, 395th BS) crashed from unknown causes 25 mi SE of Likiang, China
Jul 30, 1944. MACR 7177. 7 crew killed, 4 survived.
6241 Delivered to USAAF 4Nov43. Assigned to 395th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 7May44
Transferred to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group. Named ‘Hump Happy Mammy’. Named ‘Malfunction Junction’
Named ‘Yellow Rose of Texas’. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 25Nov44
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 21Dec49
6242 Delivered to USAAF 3Nov43
Assigned to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 15May44
Permanently modified for bulk haulage of fuel and named "Esso Express*. Flew 30 fuel tanking missions
over the ‘hump’. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 24Nov44. Reclaimed at Lowry AAF, CO 7Jul46
42-6243 Bell-Atlanta B-29-1-BA Superfortress
MSN 3377. Built under licence by Bell Aircraft Company, Marietta, Atlanta, GA
Dispostion from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
Delivered to USAAF 31Jan44. Assigned to 468th Bomb Group, Smoky Hill AAF, KS
Accident 9Mar44 due to mechanical failure taxying at Tinker AAF, OK
Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI 10Apr44
Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 11May44
Named ‘Roger The Lodger’.
(468th BG, 792nd BS) crew bailed out due to mechanical failure near Taoyuan, Taiwan, Aug 10, 1944.
All crew rescued.
42-6244/6254 Boeing B-29-1-BW Superfortress
MSN 3378/3388. Dispostions from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
6244 Delivered to USAAF 4Nov43. Assigned to 768th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Damaged 2Feb44 due to a land gear malfunction and fire during taxying at Walker AAF, KS
Reclamation completed Amarillo AF Apr 9, 1946
6245 Delivered to USAAF 1Mar44. Assigned to 498th Bomb Group, Great Bend AAF, KS
Crash landed 7Jun44 due to engine failure and fire at Wichita Municipal Airport, KS
Condemned survey Wichita MAP Boeing Jun 8, 1944
6246 Delivered to USAAF 15Nov43. (679 BS, 444 BG) crew bailed out 80 mi SW of Hsichang,
China during ferry flight from Kharagpur, India to
Hsinching, China Jun 28, 1944 due to #1 and #3 engine failures.
6247 Delivered to USAAF 11Nov43
Assigned to 677th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group
Accident 9Apr44 due to mechanical failure on landing at Smoky Hill AAF, KS
Assigned to 40th Bomb Group. Reclamation completed Amarillo Apr 30, 1946
6248 Delivered to USAAF 4Nov43. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 10Apr44 and arrived Piardoba, India 8May44
Assigned to 768th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Named ‘Green Dragon’
Damaged 10Oct44 during a heavy takeoff with fire and smoke from number 1 engine and subsequent
landing at Piardoba, India. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 14Dec44
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6249 Delivered to USAAF 11Nov43
(40th BG, 25th BS) ferry flight crash at Payne Airfield, Cairo, Egypt Apr 18, 1944. All crew survived.
The aircraft struck a radio tower on takeoff in a dust storm.
6250 Delivered to USAAF 18Nov43. Assigned to 44th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 7May44. Named ‘Bombin’ Buggy’
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6251 Delivered to USAAF 17Nov43. Assigned to 677th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkindi, India
Combat damaged 21Nov44 during a mission to Omura, Japan. Forced to land in China due to damage from a
Japanese fighter attack. The aircraft was later recovered and sent back to CONUS as a trainer.
Named ‘Ole Battler’. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6252 Delivered to USAAF 19Nov43. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Walker AAF, KS 10Apr44 for CBI. Assigned to 771st Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India
Named ‘Ragged But Right’. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 9Dec44.
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6253 Delivered to USAAF 28Nov43. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI 13Apr44
Assigned to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 8May44. Named ‘Windy City’
(468th BG, 794th BS) force landed in bad weather at Pengshan,
China Aug 20, 1944 retunning from combat sortie to Yawata, Japan. Assigned to 35th Repair Squadron
for salvage 22Aug44. Scrapped in CBI Oct 10, 1944
6254 Delivered to USAAF 6Dec43. Assigned to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 13Apr44
Named ‘Hump Happy Pappy’. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 28Nov44
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
42-6255/6304 Boeing B-29-5-BW Superfortress
MSN 3389/3438. Dispostions from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
6255 Delivered to USAAF 13Dec43. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI 10Apr44
Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 18Apr44
(468th BG, 792nd BS) crew bailed out due to engine
fire near Liliabari, Assam, India May 1, 1944 while enroute to Pengshang, China.
The aircraft was dispatched to make the first trip over the Hump to the 468th Base at China.
Fifty miles north of Jorhat, the crew were forced to bail out with number 2 engine on fire and the
fire could not be controlled. Members of the crew were picked up within 2 days. The Radar Operator was
found drowned in a river near the scene of the crash.
6256 Delivered to USAAF 28Nov43. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 14Apr44. (462nd BG, 771st BS, "Ramp Tramp") The aircraft was part
of a 100 aircraft raid against the Japanese Showa steel mill in Anshan, Manchuria. An engine failed
and the propeller could not be feathered so the aircraft diverted to Vladivostok, Russia Jul 29, 1944. MACR 7178..
The interned crew was allowed to "escape" into American-occupied Iran in January 1945. The aircraft was
not returned to the Americans and instead used by the Russians in the Tu-4 Bull development effort.
The aircraft was flown to a base near Romanovka, Russia 9Jan45 for initial test flights by Russian pilots.
Later, Tupolev sent it to the AF flight test center at Zhukovskiy.
Transferred to the Soviet AF 1Jul45. Assigned to 890th Air Regiment at Orsha. This special unit
boasted the greatest number of pilots with flight experience in U.S. aircraft, and its fleet included
19 B-25s, 12 B-17s (F and G models), and one B-24. Later the aircraft was refitted with Shvetsov ASh-73TK
engines, the Soviet clone of earlier Wright engine designs that had been acquired under license and for
which parts were available. Ramp Tramp flew for nearly a decade, and soon acquired a legendary status
among bomber crews as the progenitor of the Soviet strategic air arm in the early years of the cold war.
Many Soviet bomber pilots in the early stages of the Tu-4 program took enormous pride in the fact that
their flight log included hours on the Superfortress from Wichita.
Later used as mother ship for underwing launching of Samolet 346P glider
a development of ex-German DFS 346 rocket-powered aircraft in 1948-49. Ramp Tramp was becoming increasingly
difficult to maintain. By 1954, the Tu-4 fleet was gradually being dismantled, and the U.S. bomber was
scrapped along with it.
6257 Delivered to USAAF 28Nov43. Assigned to 679th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Great Bend AAF, KS
Accident 10Jan44 due to mechanical failure at Great Bend AAF, KS
Departed CONUS for CBI; arrived Dudhkundi, India. Modified as a fuel tanker for the Hump, Named ‘Dumbo’
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6258 Delivered to USAAF 30Nov43
Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Pratt AAF, KS
Accident 13Jan44 due to engine failure landing at Pratt AAF, KS
Assigned to 677th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkindi, India. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS
Modified to TB-29Q. Assigned to 3030th Army AF Base Unit, Roswell AAF, NM
Crash landed 3Aug45 due to engine failure near Roswell AAF, NM
Reclamation completed Roswell, NM Aug 21, 1945
6259 delivered to USAAF at Salinas Field, Kansas Nov 30, 1943. To Wright Field, OH Dec 2, 1943.
Was first "Pullman" B-29 modified with long bomb bay doors and used for testing of "Thin Man" and "Fat Man"
inert test shapes at Muroc and later assigned to 216th AAF Base Unit at Wendover AAF, UT. Code name "Pullman"
was later changed to "Silverplate". Reclamation completed Ft Worth May 11, 1945
6260 Delivered to USAAF 11Dec43
Assigned to 874th Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group, Great Bend AAF, KS
Accident 23Jun44 due to mechanical failure at Great Bend AAF, KS
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6261 Delivered to USAAF 13Dec43
Departed Pratt AAF, KS for CBI 9Apr44; arrived Chakulia, India 24Apr44
Assigned to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 10Apr44. Named ‘Stockett’s Rocket’
(40th BG, 45th BS) lost over Hump Jun 15, 1944 while on mission to steel works at Yawata Kyoto, Japan.
MACR 6010 and 6600. All 11 crew killed.
6262 Delivered to USAAF 7Dec43. Named ‘Round Trip Ticket’
(444th BG, 678th BS, "Round Trip Ticket") shot down by Ki-45 (Nick) Dec 7, 1944, Mukden, Manchuria. MACR 10041.
All 11 crew were killed.
6263 Delivered to USAAF 7Dec43. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Gravelly Point, VA for CBI 15Apr44. Named ‘Sir Trofrepus’
(462nd BG, 769th BS) ditched off Kurmitola, India due to engine fire Jul 8, 1944. MACR 11300. 3 crew killed,
8 survived and were rescued.
6264 Delivered to USAAF 16Dec43. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI on 13Apr44
Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 29Apr44
Named ‘O’Reilly’s Daughter’. (468th BG, 792nd BS) suffered AAA damage and crew bailed out off
Chinese coast near Shanghai Aug 21, 1944 while returning from sortie to Yawata, Japan. MACR 11297
6265 Delivered to USAAF 10Dec43. Assigned to 793rd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group. Named ‘Raiden Maiden’
On 5Nov44, about 30 minutes from Kalaikunda Airfield [B-1] on the return trip from Singapore
the engines failed due to fuel transfer problems and the plane glided to a landing.
Reclamation completed Davis Monthan Jun 27, 1949
6266 Delivered to USAAF 21Dec43. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Gravelly Point, VA for CBI 8Apr44; arrived Piardoba, India 5May44.
Assigned to 768th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 29Nov44
Modified to TB-29Q. Assigned to 3030th Army AF Base Unit, Roswell AAF, NM
Accident 30Apr45 landing at Roswell Auxiliary AAF #3, Dexter NM
Reclamation completed Maxwell AFB Jul 2, 1946 as TB-29Q
6267 Delivered to USAAF 19Dec43
Assigned to 676 Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkundi, India. Named ‘Winnie’
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6268 Delivered to USAAF 19Dec43. Assigned to 44th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 29Apr44. Named ‘Good Humpin’
(40th BG, 44th BS) crashlanded due to engine failure during test flight
at Chakulia, India Sep 16, 1944. Condemned survey Sep 17, 1944.
6269 Delivered to USAAF 21Dec43. Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 13Apr44. Named ‘Smokey Stover’
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 8Jan45. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6270 Delivered to USAAF 18Dec43
Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS. Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 15Apr44
Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Named ‘Case Ace’
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 21Dec44. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6271 Delivered to USAAF 19Dec43. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI 13Apr44
Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 5May44. Named ‘Hellin’ Helen’
(468th BG, 792nd BS) crew bailed out near Loshan due to prop failure Jun 7, 1944. MACR 6598
6272 Delivered to USAAF 18Dec43. Assigned to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 13May44
Named ‘Miss Minette’. Named ‘The Old Campaigner’
Declared war weary 15Jan45. Returned to USA Jan 30, 1945. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 21Dec49
6273 Delivered to USAAF 23Dec43. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Gravelly Point, VA for CBI 8Apr44; arrived India 19Apr44.
(58th BW, 462nd BG, 769th BS, "Old-Bitch-U-Airy Bess") returned to USA Jan 1, 1945 as war
weary. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6274 Delivered to USAAF 20Dec43. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI 14Apr44
Assigned to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 1May44
Named ‘Lady Hamilton’. (468th BG, 794th BS) shot down by Zero over China Jul 29, 1944. MACR 6946,
3 crew killed, 8 crew bailed out and returned safely to base.
6275 Delivered to USAAF 23Dec43. Assigned to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 16Apr44
Named ‘Snafuper Bomber’. Damaged over Omura, Japan Nov 20, 1944. Crew bailed out 10 mi from
base at Shinching, China. One crew member KIA.
6276 Delivered to USAAF 31Dec43. Assigned to 395th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 10Apr44
Named ‘The Old Cracker Keg’. Transferred to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group. Named ‘Black Magic’
(40th BG, 45th BS) crashed due to fuel starvation in CBI Dec 19, 1944. Condemned Dec 22, 1944
6277 Delivered to USAAF 30Dec43. Named ‘Shanghai Lil’
(444th BG, 679th BS) in forced landing in India after ran out of fuel Jun 4, 1944. All crew survived.
Also listed as force landed 6Sep44 due to engine failure at Dudhkundi, India
6278 Delivered to USAAF 31Dec43. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 14Apr44. Named ‘Assid Test’
Damaged 28May44 by friendly fire at Piardoba, India
(462nd BG, 770th BS) crashed in China Sea due to unknown cause while on mission to aircraft factor at
Omura, Japan Nov 21, 1944. MACR 9973. All 11 crew killed.
6279 Delivered to USAAF 29Dec43. Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 1May44
Named ‘Postville Express’. Was the first B-29 to drop bombs on Japan. (468th BG, 792nd BS)
On November 21, 1944 took off from Pengshan Airfield in China on a bombing mission over Omura.
Over the target the right blister of this bomber blew out and right gunner was sucked out.
The rest of the crew and bomber returned to base safely. MACR 9866. The gunner's remains were recovered post-war.
Declared war weary 30Dec44. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 21Dec49.
6280 Delivered to USAAF 30Dec43. Named ’Defiant Lassie’
(444th BG, 676th BS) crashed into mountain near Fuling, China Oct 14, 1944 while om mission to Okayama
aircraft plant on Formosa. MACR 9321. All 11 crew killed.
6281 Delivered to USAAF 24Dec43. Assigned to 2532nd Army AF Base Unit, Randolph AAF, TX
Accident 26Jun44 due to mechanical failure taxying at Randolph AAF, TX.
Assigned to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 16Apr44. Named ’20th Century Unlimited’
Renamed ’Heavenly Body' Oct44. (40th BG, 45th BS) crashed and exploded at Fanghsein, China while returning
from mission to aircraft factory at Omura, Japan Oct 25, 1944. All 11 crew bailed out but one died as he
landed from wounds he suffered over the target. 10 crew survived and were rescued.
6282 Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 246th Army AF Base Unit, Pratt AAF, KS
Departed CONUS to CBI 2Apr44; arrived Chakulia, India 14Apr44
Assigned to 395th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 14Apr44
(40th BG) ditched off Chittagong, India Jun 5, 1944. Ditched in Bay of Bengal due to fuel transfer problem on
return from mission to bomb Bangkok, Thailand. MACR 6602 and 5861
6283 Delivered to USAAF 24Dec43. Assigned to 40th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6284 Delivered to USAAF 31Dec43. Assigned to 795th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Smoky Hill AAF, KS
Assigned to 795th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 29Apr44
Transferred to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India Oct44. Named ‘The Challenger’
Declared war weary 18Jan45. Returned to CONUS.
Reclamation completed Pyote AMC Sep 30, 1946
6285 Delivered to USAAF 24Dec43. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Gravelly Point, VA for CBI 8Apr44; arrived Piardoba, India 18Apr44
Assigned to 769th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Named ‘Ours’
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 13Jan45. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6286 Delivered to USAAF 31Dec43
Assigned to 677th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkindi, India. Named ‘Praying Mantis’
(444th BG, 677th BS) crashed into Shsi-Ling (Snow Mountain) in China after ran out of fuel while
returning from mission to steel works at Yawata Kyoto, Japan Aug 20, 1944. MACR 10590. All 11 crew killed.
6287 Delivered to USAAF 25Dec43. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed CONUS for CBI 5Apr44; arrived Piardoba, India 20Apr44.
Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Assigned to the Air Depot 9Oct44
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 25Dec44
Assigned to 2532nd Army AF Base Unit, Randolph AAF, TX
Taxi accident 26Jun45 Randolph AAF, TX
Reclamation completed Randolph Field Jul 17, 1945
6288 Delivered to USAAF 31Dec43. Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 12Apr44
(40th BG) crashed on takeoff from Hsinching (A-1) for photo mission Oct 22, 1944. 7 killed.
6289 Delivered to USAAF 6Jan44. Assigned to 44th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 19Apr44
Named ‘Nippon Nipper’. (40th BG, 44th BS) in ground fire at Chakulia, India Jul 8, 1944.
6290 Delivered to USAAF 10Jan44. Assigned to 44th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 19Apr44
Named ‘Wempy’s Blitzburger’
(40th BG, 44th BS) collided on runway with B-29 42-65204 which was landing at Ankang Airfield Shaanxi, China
while returning from mission to aircraft factory at Omura, Japan Nov 21, 1944. All crew survived, but
aircraft was destroyed. Condemned crash landing Nov 23, 1944
6291 Delivered to USAAF 9Jan44. Assigned to 44th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 16Apr44
(40th BG, 395th BS) crashed at Midnapore, india due to engine failure after take-off from Chakulia, India
Jul 26, 1944
6292 Delivered to USAAF 10Jan44. Assigned to 678th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group. Named ‘Black Jack’
Force landed 23May44 at Chharra , India
6293 Delivered to USAAF 6Jan44. Assigned to 444th Bomb Group. Emergency landing at Neisiang, China Jun 16, 1944.
Japanese aircraft destroyed the aircraft on the ground the next day.
6294 Delivered to USAAF 11Jan44. Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 7May44
Named ‘Monsoon’. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 10Jan45
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6295 Delivered to USAAF 11Jan44. Assigned to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 18Apr44. Named ‘Monsoon Minnie’
(40th BG, 45th BS) damaged by fighters over Japan Oct 17, 1944. MACR 9511. Also MACR 9322
The aircraft was on a bombing run over Takao, Formosa when shot at by Japanese fighters. One of the turrets
was hit and the gunner was sucked out. Damaged 17Nov44 on a mission to Bangkok, Thailand from Chakulia, India.
The aircraft was hit by fighter fire, setting #3 engine on fire, forcing an emergency landing at Chittagong.
Repaired and returned to CONUS. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 21Dec49
6296 Delivered to USAAF 14Jan44. (444th BG, 678th BS) crashed and burned near Chharra airfield, India May 15, 1944
6297 Delivered to USAAF 16Jan44 Assigned to 44th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 7May44. Named ‘Ol’ 297’
Damaged 6Jul44 due to engine failure at Chakulia, India. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 9Jan45
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6298 Delivered to USAAF 18Jan44. Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 17Apr44. Named ‘Katie’
Damaged 3Nov44 when the aircraft blew a tire and ground looped, presumably at Hsinching, China.
Accident 2Dec44 landing at Hsinching, China. To GIA, later salvaged
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6299 Delivered to USAAF 11Jan44. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 10Apr44; arrived Piardoba, India 19Apr44.
Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Named ‘Humpin Honey’
Named ‘Princess Patsy’. (462nd BG) rammed by Ki-44 (Tojo) over Mukden, Manchuria Dec 7, 1944. MACR 10125.
9 crew killed, 2 bailed out and became POW.
6300 Delivered to USAAF 14Jan44. (444th BG, 677th BS) lost Nov 11, 1944, China on mission to Omura, Japan. MACR 9688.
Last seen leaving formation on return from target with all engines running.
6301 (Delivered to USAAF 10Jan44. Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group 17Apr44
(40th BG, 25th BS) radar error sent aircraft off course and crashed
in mountains near Kunlien, China Aug 20, 1944. 11 KIA. MACR 7524
6302 Delivered to USAAF 18Jan44. (444th BG, 678th BS) force landed due to fuel starvation
at Bera, India Jul 15, 1944
6303 Delivered to USAAF 20Jan44
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB
To the Oklahoma City Air Depot, Tinker AAF, OK
Assigned to 395th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Pratt AAF, KS
Flown to Bolling Field, DC 20Feb44 for inspection by President Roosevelt. It is believed that
this was the first --and possibly the only -- time the President saw a B-29.
Departed Pratt AAF, KS for CBI 4Apr44; arrived Chakulia, India 14Apr44. Named ‘Typhoon McGoon III’
Flown on the first B-29 combat mission to Bangkok, Thailand 5Jun44
Transferred to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India 22Oct44
Damaged 21/22Nov44 in air raid at Hsinching, China. Repaired and ferried back to Chakulia, India 9Dec44
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 19Dec44 – 10 missions
Assigned to 4121st Army AF Base Unit, Kelly AAF, TX
Assigned to 3030th Army AF Base Unit, Roswell AAF, NM Mar45
Assigned to 4105th Army AF Base Unit, Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ Nov45 for storage
Reclamation completed Davis Monthan Jun 27, 1949
6304 (40th BG, 395th BS) ditched in Bay of Bengal, India due to fuel transfer problem Jun 5, 1944.
MACR 5860 and 6603. Two crew died and 10 crew rescued after several days at sea.
42-6305/6354 Boeing B-29-10-BW Superfortress
MSN 3439/3488. Dispostions from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
6305 Delivered to USAAF 16Jan44. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed CONUS for CBI 10Apr44; arrived Piardoba, India 29Apr44. Named ‘Starduster’
(462nd Bg, 769th BS) crashed returning to Kuinglai, China after mechanical failure during takeoff
Aug 20, 1944. Condemned per survey in China and dropped Oct 1, 1944
6306 Delivered to USAAF 15Jan44. Assigned to 395th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Pratt AAF, KS
Departed Pratt AAF, KS for CBI 10Apr44; arrived Chakulia, India 17Apr44. Named ‘Pampered Lady’
Transferred to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India
Noted 9Sep44 at Hanchang, China covered in camouflage netting [presumably awaiting repair]
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 18Dec44. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6307 Delivered to USAAF 16Jan44. Named ‘Blue Bonnet Belle’
(444th BG, 676th BS) aircraft iced up stalled and crew bailed out over Himalayan Mountains Nov 12, 1944.
Aircraft crashed and exploded. Seven crew members bailed out and were picked up by local Chinese.
Four crewmembers were killed.
6308 Delivered to USAAF 19Jan44. Assigned to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Pratt AAF, KS
Departed Pratt AAF, KS on 1Apr44 for CBI via Presque Isle, ME; Gander, Newfoundland; Marrakech,
French Morocco; Cairo, Egypt; Karachi, India to Chakulia, India. Arrived 12Apr44. Named ‘Feather Merchant’
(40th BG, 45th BS) crashed near Lachokow, China while returning from mission to steel works at
Yawata Kyoto, Japan Aug 20, 1944. MACR 9686. 2 crew killed, 9 bailed out and were rescued by
friendly Chinese who helped them get to Lachowow, China.
6309 Delivered to USAAF 16Jan44
(444th BG, 676th BS) missing over the Hump enroute from India to China Sep 2, 1944. MACR 11296
6310 Delivered to USAAF 20Jan44. Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Pratt AAF, KS
Departed Pratt AAF, KS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 14Apr44. Named ‘Hump Happy Jr’
Accident 16Aug44 during takeoff at Chakulia, India. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 30Nov44
Modified to TB-29. Assigned to 3030th Army AF Base Unit, Roswell AAF, NM
Damaged by fire 13Apr45 at Chavez Airport, Mexico. Reclamation complted Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6311 Delivered to USAAF 20Jan44. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Gravelly Point, VA for CBI 8Apr44; arrived Piardoba, India 21Apr44.
Assigned to 771st Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Named ‘Night Mare’
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 4Jan45. Reclamation completed Davis Monthan Jun 27, 1949
6312 Delivered to USAAF 19Jan44. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed CONUS for CBI 7Apr44; arrived India 20Apr44.
Assigned to 771st Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Named ‘Mysterious Mistress’
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6313 Delivered to USAAF 20Jan44. Assigned to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Pratt AAF, KS
Departed Pratt AAF, KS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 14Apr44. Named ‘Ding How’
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 18Jan45. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6314 Delivered to USAAF 20Jan44. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI 13Apr44
Assigned to 793rd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group 3May44
(468th BG, 793rd BS) crashed due to engine fire near Leipo, China Jun 8, 1944. MACR 6597 and 6122
6315 Delivered to USAAF 20Jan44. Assigned to 678th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group
Named ‘Deacon’s Disciples’. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6316 Delivered to USAAF 21Jan44. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Gravelly Point, VA for CBI 8Apr44; arrived India 16Apr44.
Assigned to 768th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Named ‘Excalibur’
Accident 6Jul44 during takeoff from Chengtu, China. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 26Dec44
Reclamation completed Davis Monthan Jun 27, 1949
6317 Delivered to USAAF 20Jan44. Assigned to 676th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkundi, India
Named ‘Hombicrismus’. Modified for use as a fuel tanker over the Hump
Accident 17May44 landing at Kharagpur, India. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS Dec44
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6318 Delivered to USAAF 22Jan44. Assigned to 395th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Pratt AAF, KS
Departed Pratt AAF, KS for CBI 2Apr44; arrived Chakulia, India 17Apr44.
(40th BG, 395th BS) crashed on takeoff at Chakulia, India Jun 4, 1944. 10 of 11 onboard killed.
Condemned Jun 5, 1944
6319 Delivered to USAAF 21Jan44. Assigned to 44th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Pratt AAF, KS
Departed Pratt AAF, KS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 17Apr44. Named ‘Himalaya Hussy’
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 9Jan45. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6320 Delivered to USAAF 24Jan44. Assigned to 679th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group. Named ‘Flying Stud’
(444th BG, 697th BS) crashed due to engine fire near Suining, China Aug 20, 1944. Brew bailed out,
all 12 were saved. Condemned Aug 21, 1944
6321 Delivered to USAAF 21Jan44. Named ‘This Is It’
(444th BG, 677th BS) destroyed in crash landing at Ankang Airfield Shaanxi in China Nov 21, 1944
while returning from mission to aircraft factory in Omura, Japan. All crew survived.
6322 Delivered to USAAF 24Jan44. Assigned to 44th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Pratt AAF, KS
Departed Pratt AAF, KS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 13Apr44. Named ‘Bonnie Lee’
(40th BG, 44th BS) crashed after takeoff 50 mi from Ankang, China due to double engine failure Dec 23, 1944
6323 Delivered to USAAF 24Jan44. Named ‘Eileen’
Modified for use as a fuel tanker over the Hump renamed ‘Princess Eileen’
(444th BG, 678th BS) crashed and burned near Chabua, north of Calcutta,India Jun 26, 1944. MACR 11367.
All crew killed.
6324 Delivered to USAAF 24Jan44
Assigned to 679th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkundi, India
Transferred to 676th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkundi, India when 679th BS was disbanded Oct44
Named ‘Fubar’ “Fouled up beyond all Recognition”
Crash landed May45 at Iwo Jima. All crew survived.
6325 Delivered to USAAF 25Jan44
Assigned to 444th Bomb Group
Named ‘B-Sweet’. Named ‘No Papa‘
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6326 (Delivered to USAAF 25Jan44
Assigned to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Pratt AAF, KS
Departed Pratt AAF, KS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 18Apr44.
(40th BG, 45th BS) crashlanded at Hsinching, China Jun 19, 1944. Condemned survey in China Sep 16, 1944
6327 Delivered to USAAF 25Jan44
(444th BG, 678th BS) forcelanded near Chharra, India May 1, 1944
6328 Delivered to USAAF 31Jan44
Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed CONUS for CBI 8Apr44; arrived India 21Apr44
Assigned to 768th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India
(462nd BG,770th BS) crashed on takeoff at Chengtu, China during a Hump mission Jun 27, 1944. 10 killed, two saved.
6329 Delivered to USAAF 27Jan44. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed CONUS for CBI 8Apr44; arrived India 16Apr44.
Assigned to 768th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Named ‘Ding Hao’
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 21Jan45
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6330 Delivered to USAAF 28Jan44. Named ‘Fickle Finger of Fate’
(444th BG, 676th BS) crashed into a cliff nearKqanghan, China on return from mission to Yawata, Japan,
Aug 20, 1944. Only one survivor.
6331 Delivered to USAAF 28Jan44. Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Pratt AAF, KS
Departed Pratt AAF, KS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 2Apr44.
Named ‘Gone With the Wind’. Was the first B-29 to arrive in CBI.
Declared war weary and used to transport gasoline to the forward operating base at Hsinching, China
(40th BG, 25th BS) shot down by gunfire from British Beaufighter over Chittagon, Burma by mistake
Dec 20, 1944. MACR 10589. All 11 crew bailed out, but one was killed when his chute
failed to open. The survivors were rescued.
6332 Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Gravelly Point, VA for CBI 8Apr44; arrived India 16Apr44.
Assigned to 768th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Named ‘Belle of Baltimore’
Combat damage by flak over Yawata, Japan 20Aug44. Crashed 10 miles east of Kwanghan [A-3], China, all crew saved.
Condemned MIA Aug 21, 1944
6333 Delivered to USAAF 31Jan44. Assigned to 793rd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group
Modified as a tanker to haul fuel over the hump. Named ‘Camel Caravan’. Modified to TB-29Q
Assigned to 3030th Army AF Base Unit, Roswell AAF, NM
Accident 7May45 landing at Roswell AAF, NM. Reclamation completed Pyote Mar 2, 1949
6334 Delivered to USAAF 4Feb44. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI on 14Apr44
Assigned to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 4May44
Accident 25Jun44 landing at Kharagpur, India. Named ‘Gertrude C’
(468th BG, 794th BS) rammed by enemy Ki-45 fighter and crashed Yawata Kyoto, Japan Aug 20, 1944.
All 12 crew KIA.
6335 Delivered to USAAF 2Feb44. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 10Apr44. Named ‘Hoodlum House’
(462nd BG, 769th BS) destroyed by fire on ground at
Piaradoba, India May 12, 1944 due to gas explosion in rear area. Condemned survey Oct 18, 1944.
6336 (Delivered to USAAF 3Feb44. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 13Apr44. (462nd BG, 771st BS) w/o in landing accident at Calcutta-
Dum Dum, India Jun 5, 1944. Was returning from mission to attack railroad shops at
Bangkok, Thailand and ran out of fuel. Condemned crash and survey Nov 6, 1944
6337 Delivered to USAAF 31Jan44. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 8Apr44. Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS
Damaged 29Dec44 in a ground collision due to mechanical failure at Kelly AAF, TX
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6338 Delivered to USAAF 7Feb44. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Gravelly Point, VA for CBI 8Apr44. Damaged 14Apr44 during takeoff at Payne Field, Egypt.
Arrived India 8Jun44. Assigned to 769th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India
Named ‘Patches’. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 1Feb45
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6339 Delivered to USAAF 26Feb44. Assigned to 248th Army AF Base Unit, Walker AAF, KS
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Accident 9May44 taxying at Clovis AAF, NM. Reclamation completed Davis Monthan Jun 27, 1948
6340 Delivered to USAAF 4Feb44. Assigned to 677th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkindi, India
Force landed 16May44 due to engine failure at Chharra, India
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6341 Delivered to USAAF 4Feb44
Assigned to 677th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkindi, India
Accident 21May44 taxying at Chharra, India
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6342 Delivered to USAAF 8Feb44. Assigned to 395th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Pratt AAF, KS
Departed Pratt AAF, KS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 11May44. Named ‘Sister Sue’. Named ‘Tabooma’
(40th BG, 395th BS) crashed 10 mi SW of Hsinching Airfield (A-1) Sichuan, China due to engine fire
while returning from mission to Einansho Air Depot at Formosa Oct 16, 1944. 2 crew killed, 9 bailed
out and survived.
6343 Delivered to USAAF 4Feb44. Named ‘Mary’s Lil Lambs’
(444th BG, 678th BS) 5 min after takEoff and spun in, crashing
into side of a mountain Kwanghan, China Dec 27, 1944. The aircraft was on a ferrying mission
from Dudhkundi, India, to Kwanghan, China
6344 Delivered to USAAF 5Feb44. Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Pratt AAF, KS
Departed Pratt AAF, KS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 11Apr44. Named ‘Princess Patsy’
Named ‘Old Firing Butt’. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 15Dec44
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6345 Delivered to USAAF 9Feb44. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 10Apr44.
(462nd BG, 771st BS) w/o in forced landing due to engine fire enroute from Karachi to Piardoba, India
Apr 21, 1944. Condemned salvage Jun 26, 1944
6346 Delivered to USAAF 4Feb44. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 10Apr44; arrived India 1May44.
Assigned to 768th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Named ‘Man-O-War’
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 2Jan45. Modified to TB-29
Assigned to 3030th Army AF Base Unit, Roswell AAF, NM
Accident 17Jul45 due to mechanical failure landing at Roswell AAF, NM
Reclamation completed Pyote AFB, TX Dec 21, 1949
6347 Delivered to USAAF 8Feb44. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Gravelly Point, VA for CBI 8Apr44. Assigned to 769th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India
Named ‘King Size’. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 20Jan45. Modified to TB-29
Assigned to 3030th Army AF Base Unit, Roswell AAF, NM. Damaged by fire 17May45 at Roswell AAF, NM
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6348 Delivered to USAAF 4Feb44. Assigned to 44th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Pratt AAF, KS
Departed Pratt AAF, KS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India. Named ‘Bengal Lancer’
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 19Jan45. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6349 Assigned to 4121st Army AF Base Unit, Kelly AAF, TX
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6350 Delivered to USAAF 11Feb44. Assigned to 768th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Named ‘Linda Lou’. Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 10Apr44
Crashed during emergency landing during ferry flight at Marrakech, French
Morocco due to fire in air Apr 14, 1944
6351 Delivered to USAAF 12Feb44. Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Pratt AAF, KS
Departed Pratt AAF, KS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 29Apr44.
(40th BG, 25th BS) crashed while landing at Hsinching, China after raid on Showa steel worksat Anshan
Jul 29, 1944. Condemned crash and explosion in China
Aug 5, 1944
6352 Delivered to USAAF 11Feb44. Assigned to 676th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Great Bend, KS
Assigned to 679th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkundi, India
Transferred to 676th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkundi, India when 679th BS was disbanded Oct44
Named ‘Fu-Kemal’. Deployed to CBI. Flew nine combat missions, thirty hump missions, and took credit for
sinking six Japanese vessels before being rotated back to the States where it became a trainer.
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949. Scrapped 7Jul50
6353 Delivered to USAAF 12Dec44. Assigned to 678th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkundi, India
Named ‘Big Poison’. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6354 Delivered to USAAF 19Feb44
Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS. Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 7Apr44; arrived India 30Apr44.
Assigned to 769th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Named ‘Miss Lace’
Damaged 28Jun44 during taxying at Piardoba, India. Assigned to 86th Service Group
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 29Jan45
Assigned to 3502nd Army AF Base Unit, Chanute AAF, IL. [probably used as a GIA at Chanute]
Reclamation completed Chanute Apr 1, 1947
42-6355/6404 Boeing B-29-15-BW Superfortress
MSN 3489/3538. Dispostions from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
6355 Delivered to USAAF 24Feb44. Assigned to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Pratt AAF, KS
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Forced landing 13Jun44 2 miles N of Clovis AAF, NM. Surveyed Clovis Jun 15, 1944
6356 Delivered to USAAF 23Feb44. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI on 10Apr44
Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 9May44. Named ‘The Gusher’
Modified as a fuel tanker. 20 Hump supply missions. (468th BG, 792nd BS) suffered prop failure
on return from fuel delivery and crew bailed out over Fulin, China Aug 25, 1944 enroute from Pengshan,
China to Kharagpur, India.
6357 Delivered to USAAF 23Feb44. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI on 14Apr44
Assigned to 468th Bomb Group but crashed before receipt Apr 20, 1944 on landing at Karachi, India.
The aircraft slid along the ground and into a British barracks killing some soldiers.
Also reported as being assigned to NACA Aircraft Engine Research Laboratory, Lewis Field, Cleveland, Ohio
Jun 22, 1944 with NACA code K-76. Used to test NACA modifications to R-3350 engines. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6358 Delivered to USAAF 23Feb44. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI on 14Apr44
Assigned to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 3May44
(468nd BG, 794th BS, "Ding Hao") damaged during raid on aircraft factory in Omora, Japan and diverted
to Vladivostok, Russia Nov 21, 1944 and fell into Soviet hands. MACR 9865.
The interned crew was allowed to "escape" into American-occupied Iran in January 1945. The aircraft was
not returned to the Americans and instead used by the Russians in the Tu-4 Bull development effort.
The aircraft was grounded as a reference aircraft
6359 Delivered to USAAF 18Feb44. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 14Apr44; arrived India 29Apr44. Named ‘Missouri Queen’. Named ‘Vixen’
(462nd BG, 770th BS) crashed into mountain near Qinyuan Shanxi, China Dec 7, 1944 while on mission
to Manchuria airplane manufacturing company and adjacent arsenal at Mukden, Manchuria. MACR 10124.
All 11 crew killed.
6360 Delivered to USAAF 18Feb44. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group, Walker AAF, KS
Departed Walker AAF, KS for CBI 14Apr44. Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India
(462nd BG) made wheels up belly landing at fighter airfield at LaoHoKow, China Sep 8, 1944 due to damage
from Japanese fighters while on mission to Anshan, China. The aircraft was bombed and strafed on the
ground by Japanese fighters the following morning. The aircraft was blown up by the crew.
All 11 crew survived and were rescued.
6361 Delivered to USAAF 19Feb44 (444th BG, 678th BS) crashed due to fuel starvation 60 miles from Kunming, China
Jun 5, 1944. Ten of the crew parachuted to safety.
6362 (Delivered to USAAF 22Feb44. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI on 10Apr44
Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 19Apr44
(468th BG, 792nd BS) crashed in Pengshan, China shortly after takeoff
Nov 21, 1944. Mission started in India, plane landed in China as a staging site for the next leg to Japan.
6363 Assigned to 7th Ferrying Group, Boeing Field, Seattle, WA
Crash landed 29Mar44 due to mechanical failure at Memphis Municipal Airport, Memphis, TN
Assigned to 3705th Army AF Base Unit, Lowry AAF, CO
Damaged 18May45 in a collision on the ground at Lowry AAF, CO. To GIA 31Mar45 at Lowry AAF, CO
Reclamation completed Lowry Field Mar 24, 1946
6364 Delivered to USAAF 26Feb44. Assigned to 500th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Davis Monthan Jun 12, 1949
6365 Delivered to USAAF 24Feb44. Assigned to 795th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Smoky Hill AAF, KS
Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI on 14Apr44
Assigned to 795th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 29Apr44
Transferred to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India Oct44
(468th BG, 794th BS, "Hap Arnold Special") During a night time raid on Omura on Kyushu, Japan, the
aircraft was damaged and with low fuel diverted to Vladivostok in the Soviet Union
Nov 11, 1944 and fell into Soviet hands. MACR 9664. The interned crew was allowed to escape into
American-occupied Iran in January 1945. The aircraft was not returned to the Americans and instead
used by the Russians in the Tu-4 Bull development effort.
The aircraft was disassembled at the Central Aerodrome in Moscow.
6366 Delivered to USAAF 24Feb44. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 234th Army AF Base Unit,
Clovis AAF, NM. Accident 9Aug44 landing at Tinker AAF, OK. Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 20Nov48
Reclamation completed Robins AF Nov 8, 1949
6367 Delivered to USAAF 24Feb44. Assigned to 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 25Apr49
6368 Delivered to USAAF 24Feb44. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI on 13Apr44
Assigned to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 4May44. Named ‘Calamity Sue’
(468th BG, 794th BS) crashed after struck in tail stabilizer by piece of wreckage from B-29 42-6334
that was rammed by enemy Ki-45 fighter and crashed Yawata Kyoto, Japan Aug 20, 1944. MACR 9685.
8 crew killed, 3 bailed out and became POW. The plane departed Pengshan, China and took part in
a daylight mission to the Imperial Iron and Steel Works at Yawata, Japan .
6369 Delivered to USAAF 21Feb44. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI on 13Apr44
Assigned to 468th Bomb Group but crashed before receipt in India
(468th BG, 793rd BS) crashed in dust storm during ferry flight enroute from USA to
Karachi, India Apr 21, 1944. . The crew abandoned the aircraft, which crashed 20 miles
southeast of Karachi.
6370 Delivered to USAAF 19Feb44. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI on 10Apr44
Assigned to 468th Bomb Group 20Apr44. Named ‘Lethal Lady’
(58th BW, 468th BG, 793rd BS) crashed 75 mi off Andaman Islands in Bay of Bengal during mission to
Singapore Nov 5, 1944. MACR 9577. All 11 crew killed.
6371 Delivered to USAAF 26Feb44. Assigned to 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM Code K-90
Accident 18May44 at Clovis AAF, NM. To GIA at Clovis AAF, NM 20Nov46
Reclamation completed Clovis Nov 20, 1946
6372 Delivered to USAAF 23Feb44. Assigned to 882nd Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group
Crashed 27Jun44 NE of Walker AAF, KS when the landing gear failed to extend and a fire in #2 engine. Crew safe
To CL-26 at Amarillo Jun 29, 1944
6373 Delivered to USAAF 26Feb44. Assigned to 882nd Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group
W/o when force landed 11Jul44 due to an engine fire and propeller malfunction at Walker AAF, KS
Surveyed Walker AF, KS Jul 13, 1944
6374 Delivered to USAAF 23Feb44. Assigned to 499th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Hill Field Sep 14, 1948
6375 Delivered to USAAF 23Feb44. Assigned to 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Crashed 2Jun44 when the aircraft was abandoned due to a fire 18 miles SE of Clovis AAF, NM
Surveyed Clovis Jun 4, 1944
6376 Delivered to USAAF 26Feb44. Assigned to 611th Army AF Base Unit, Eglin AAF, FL
To storage at Davis Monthan Jun 27, 1949
6377 Delivered to USAAF 1Mar44. Assigned to 875th Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group, Great Bend AAF, KS
Accident 27May44 due to structural failure at Great Bend AAF, KS
Accident 15Jul44 taxying at Great Bend AAF, KS
Assigned to 875th Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group, Isely AAF, Saipan
Reclamation complete Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6378 Delivered to USAAF 10Mar44. Assigned to 499th Bomb Group. Modified to TB-29
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 236th Army AF Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Accident 4Mar45 during take-off at Pyote AAF, TX
Reclamation completed Davis-Monthan Jun 27, 1949
6379 Delivered to USAAF 26Feb44. Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India
Returned to USA and assigned to 883rd Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group
Crashed 17Sep45 near Copeland, KS. On a training flight out of Walker AFB, either the pilot or co-pilot
had worked on a farm in Copeland and deviated from their approved flight path to buzz the town. Plane
hit the ground and cart-wheeled through the farm of Ora Hatfield, killing Hatfield and his infant grandson and
severely burning Hatfield's wife and daughter. Entire crew killed. Claim for damages and loss-of-life was
initially denied by the USAAF because the training flight was off-course
and therefore not on official USAAF business. Claims by Hatfield family were finally granted by
Act of Congress in 1947. Aircraft was surveyed Walker AF Sep 18, 1945
6380 Delivered to USAAF 26Feb44. Assigned to 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Named ‘Queen of the Air’. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6381 Delivered to USAAF 1Mar44. Assigned to 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Reclamation completed Victorville AAF, CA Sep 14, 1948
6382 Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI 3Jun44
Assigned to 770th/771st Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Named ‘Big Chief’
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 26Jan45. Reclamation completed Davis Monthan Jun 27, 1949
6383 Delivered to USAAF 14Mar44. Assigned to 40th Bomb Group, Herington, KS, Jun44
Ditched in ocean off coast of Africa during ferry flight enroute to India via Roberts Field, Georgetown,
Guiana Jun 17, 1944. Crew survived.
6384 Delivered to USAAF 6Mar44. Assigned to 870th Bomb Squadron, 497th Bomb Group
Written off 26Jul44 after take-off accident 20 miles north of Pratt AAF, KS
To CL-26 at Pratt AF Aug 27, 1944
6385 Delivered to USAAF 4Mar44. Assigned to 877th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group, Smoky Hill AAF, KS
Accident 5Jul44 taxying at Smoky Hill AAF, KS [probably used as a GIA at Chanute]
reclamation completed Chanute Apr 29, 1949
6386 Delivered to USAAF 7Mar44. Assigned to 2532nd Army AF Base Unit, Randolph AAF, TX
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6387 Delivered to USAAF 9Mar44. Assigned to 870th Bomb Squadron, 497th Bomb Group
Crashed 13Jun44 on take-off from Pratt AAF, KS. To CL-26 at Pratt AF Jun 14, 1944
6388 Delivered to USAAF 4Mar44. Assigned to 243rd Army AF Base Unit, Great Bend AAF, KS
Accident 10Mar45 landing at Great Bend AAF, KS. Reclamation completed Victorville AF Sep 18, 1948
6389 Delivered to USAAF 2Mar44. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI on 10Apr44
Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 21Apr44. Named ‘Party Girl’
(468th BG, 792nd BS) lost in China Dec 7, 1944 while on mission to Manchuria Airplane Factory and
arsenal at Mukden, Manchuria. MACR 10100. All 11 crew killed.
6390 MSN 3524 Delivered to USAAF 4Mar44. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI on 13Apr44
Assigned to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 4May44. Named ‘Gallopin’ Goose’
(468th BG, 794th BS) rammed by enemy Ki-44 fighter flown by Sgt. Shinobu Ikeda of the 25th Dokuritsu
Chuta iover Mukden, Manchuria Dec 7, 1944. MACR 10101.
10 crew KIA and 1 bailed out and became POW.
6391 Delivered to USAAF 2Apr44. Assigned to 497th Bomb Group. Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6392 Delivered to USAAF 19Mar44. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 231st Army AF Base Unit,
Alamogordo AAF, NM. Reclamation completed Victorville AF Sep 14, 1948
6393 Delivered to USAAF 14Mar44. Modified to TB-29. Assigned to 497th Bomb Group
Assigned to 40th Bomb Group. Accident 22Jun45 due to mechanical failure landing at Roswell AAF, NM
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6394 Delivered to USAAF 7Mar44. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 231st Army AF Base Unit, Alamogordo AAF, NM
Accident 28Jul44 due to mechanical failure at Alamogordo AAF, NM
Reclamation completed Pyote Dec 21, 1949
6395 Delivered to USAAF 20Mar44. Assigned to 43rd Bomb Squadron, 29th Bomb Group, 314th Bomb Wing
Crashed 8Oct44 The aircraft was on a training flight from Pratt AAF, Pratt, Kansas. Crashed and burned
near the Texas refinery, 5 miles from the heart of Dallas, Texas
6396 Delivered to USAAF 9Mar44. Assigned to 6th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Tinker AF May 14, 1947
6397 Delivered to USAAF 9Mar44. Assigned to 793rd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group
Named ‘Million Dollar Baby’. Declared war weary. To Davis Monthan Jun 27, 1949.
6398 Delivered to USAAF 10Mar44. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 231st Army AF Base Unit,
Alamogordo AAF, NM. Accident 16Jan45 due to mechanical failure 7 miles NW of Alamogordo AAF, NM
Crashed 22Feb45 due to mechanical failure on take-off from Alamogordo AAF, NM
Reclamation completed Alamogordo Mar 1, 1945
6399 Delivered to USAAF 9Mar44. Assigned to 678th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group. Named ‘The Agitator’
Reclamation completed Davis Monthan Jun 27, 1949
6400 Delivered to USAAF 20Mar44. Assigned to 236th Army AF Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6401 Delivered to USAAF 11Mar44. Assigned to 499th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6402 Delivered to USAAF 10Mar44. Assigned to 243rd Army AF Base Unit, Great Bend AAF, KS
Assigned to 435th Bomb Squadron, 333th Bomb Group
Force landing 22Jun45 due to mechanical failure 7 miles ESE of Oklahoma City, OK
Reclamation completed Tinker AF, OK May 15, 1947
6403 Delivered to USAAF 20Mar44. Assigned to 498th Bomb Group, Great Bend AAF, KS
Accident 22Jun45 Tinker AAF, OK. Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6404 Delivered to USAAF 20Mar44. Assigned to 30th Bomb Squadron, 19th Bomb Group
Accident 10Oct44 landing at Great Bend AAF, KS. Assigned to 498th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
42-6405/6454 Boeing B-29-20-BW Superfortress
MSN 3539/3588. Dispostions from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
6405 Delivered to USAAF 28Mar44. Modified to TB-29
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Accident 19Jul44 due to mechanical faliure over Strother AAF, KS
Crashed 29Mar45 after the crew bailed out due to a fire 8 miles SW of Ragland, NM
surveyed Clovis Mar 30, 1945
6406 Delivered to USAAF 16Mar44. Assigned to 497th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Kelly Field Jan 14, 1949
6407 Delivered to USAAF 23Mar44. Assigned to 795th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Smoky Hill AAF, KS
Assigned to 795th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 27Aug44
Transferred to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India Oct44. Named ‘Lucky Seven’
Declared war weary 11Jan45. Returned to CONUS 12Oct45. Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6408 Delivered to USAAF 29Mar44. Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI on 5Jun44
Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 25Jun44. Named ‘Reddy Teddy’
(468th BG, 792nd BS) suffered AAA damage and crew bailed out Yawata, Japan Aug 20, 1944.
MACR 9687. The aircraft was on a mission to Yawata when it was hit by flak and attacked by Japanese
fighters who gave its position and altitude to ground control then peeled away. The aircraft had an
explosion near the front when it was hit by flak; it was on fire and going down and the crew bailed out.
The aircraft crashed in Saienba, Kokura City, Fukuoka Prefecture. Three crewmembers were KIA and 8
crewmembers were POW’s. Seven were moved to Tokyo and imprisoned in Omori POW Camp and returned to
the United States after the war, the other died in hospital.
6409 Delivered to USAAF 17Mar44. Assigned to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Smoky Hill AAF, OK.
Departed Smoky Hill AAF, OK for CBI on 10Jun44; Arrived Kharagpur, India 30Jun44. Named ‘The Uninvited’
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 11Jan45. Assigned to Roswell AAF, NM
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6410 Delivered to USAAF 20Mar44. Assigned to 498th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6411 Delivered to USAAF 30Mar44. Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 26Aug44
Declared war weary 30Dec44. Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6412 Delivered to USAAF 27Mar44
converted to F-13 photo-recon aircraft. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 234th Army AF
Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM. Accident 7Jul45 due to mechanical faliure landing at Fort Worth AAF, TX
Redesignated RB-29 Jun 11, 1948. Reclamation completed Pyote AFB, TX Dec 21, 1949
6413 Delivered to USAAF 27Mar44. Assigned to 611th Army AF Base Unit, Eglin AAF, FL
To Eglin proving ground 8/31/45. Reclamation at March AFB, CA completed Jul 31, 1946
6414 Delivered to USAAF 27Mar44. Modified to TB-29. Assigned to 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Assigned to 244th Army AF Base Unit, Harvard AAF, NB
Accident 20Aug45 taking off at Harvard AAF, NB
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6415 Delivered to USAAF 23Mar44. Assigned to 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6416 Delivered to USAAF 28Mar44. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 234th Army AF Base Unit,
Clovis AAF, NM. Accident 3Jan45 on the ground at Clovis AAF, NM
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6417 (MSN 3551) with 73rd BW, 499th BG, 879th BS crashed in weather related accident 2 mi SE of Lorraine, KS
Jul 7, 1944. 5 killed. To CL-26 at Smoky Hill AF, KS Jul 9, 1944
6418 Delivered to USAAF 23Mar44. Assigned to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group
Departed Pratt AAF, KS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 7Jul44
Crash landed 26Oct44 when the gear would not come down for a landing at Chakulia, India.
Crash landed 14Jan45 at Chakulia, India. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 22Feb45
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6419 Delivered to USAAF 3Apr44. Assigned to 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6420 Delivered to USAAF 1Apr44. Assigned to 877th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group
Accident 27Jul44 due to engine failure landing at Walker AAF, KS
Reclamation completed Seattle AAF, WA Oct 2, 1946
6421 Delivered to USAAF 1Apr44. Assigned to 499th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6422 Delivered to USAAF 1Apr44. Assigned to 499th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6423 Delivered to USAAF 8Apr44. Assigned to 676th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkundi, India
Named ‘Urgin’ Virgin’. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 29Nov45 reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6424 Delivered to USAAF 15Apr44. Assigned to 499th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Davis Monthan AAF, AZ Jun 27, 1949
6425 Delivered to USAAF 20Apr44. Assigned to 395th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Pratt AAF, KS
Departed Pratt AAF, KS for CBI 16Jun44; Arrived Chakulia, India 7Jul44. Named ‘B-Sweet’
(40th BG) crashed 70 mi SW of Hsichang, China
Aug 20, 1944. MACR 7345. The crew bailed out due to engine failure over the hump and were rescued by locals
6426 Delivered to USAAF 5May44. Assigned to 93rd Bomb Squadron, 19th Bomb Group
Accident 17Jan45 taxying at Borinquen Field, Aguadilla, Puerto Rico. Assigned to 499th Bomb Group
Accident 16Mar45 during taxying at Great Bend AAF, TX. To storage at Davis Monthan 6/27/49
6427 Delivered to USAAF 18May44. Assigned to 500th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Tinker AF May 15, 1947
6428 Delivered to USAAF 31Mar44. Assigned to 29th Bomb Group
Missing Gulf of Mexico (29th VHBG) Jan 9, 1945
6429 Delivered to USAAF 1Apr44. Assigned to 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6430 Delivered to USAAF 31Mar44. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Accident 19Jan45 taxying at Clovis AAF, NM. Accident 13Jun45 due to mechanical failure landing at Kirtland AAF, NM
Reclamation completed Kirtland AF, NM Jul 2, 1945
6431 Delivered to USAAF 29Mar44. Assigned to 4136th Army AF Base Unit, Tinker AAF, OK. Modified to TB-29
Assigned to 502nd Bomb Group, Grand Island AAF, NB. Accident 10Jun45 due to weather 10 miles N of Shawnee, OK
Reclamation completed Tinker AF May 17, 1947
6432 Delivered to USAAF 2Apr44. Assigned to 238th Army AF Base Unit, Walker AAF, NM
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Apr 1, 1947
6433 Delivered to USAAF 3Apr44. Assigned to 497th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Las Vegas AAF, Apr 9, 1946
6434 Delivered to USAAF 4Apr44. Assigned to 500th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Seattle AAF Oct 2, 1946
6435 Delivered to USAAF 7Apr44. Assigned to 883rd Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group
Crashed 29Aug44 at Rock Quary, 2 miles east of Tulsa Municipal Airport, OK. Crew bailed out
6436 Delivered to USAAF 2Apr44. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Accident 3Jan45 taxying at Clovis AAF, NM. Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6437 Delivered to USAAF 1Apr44. Assigned to 498th Bomb Group, Great Bend AAF, KS
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6438 Delivered to USAAF 31Mar44. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 231st Army AF Base Unit, Alamogordo AAF, NM
Crashed 18Jan45 20 miles SW of Alamogordo, NM. Reclamation completed Alamogordo, NM Jan 29, 1945
6439 Delivered to USAAF 3Apr44. Assigned to 873rd Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group, Great Bend AAF, KS
Accident 16Jun44 due to mechanical failure at Great Bend AAF, KS. Assigned to 19th Bomb Group
To storage at Davis Monthan 2/28/46. Reclamation completed Nov 30, 1948
6440 Delivered to USAAF 2Apr44. Assigned to 500th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Tinker AF May 15, 1947
6441 Delivered to USAAF 2Apr44. Assigned to 243rd Army AF Base Unit, Great Bend AAF, KS
Assigned to 28th Bomb Squadron, 19th Bomb Group. Accident 25Sep44 due to mechanical failure landing at
Tinker AAF, OK. Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6442 Delivered to USAAF 2Apr44. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Accident 31Jul44 due to structural failure over the Nara Vista Range, Nara Vista, NM
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6443 Delivered to USAAF 4Apr44. Assigned to 500th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6444 Delivered to USAAF 12Apr44. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group
Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for CBI 1Jun44; arrived India 17Jun44.
Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Named ‘Humpin’ Honey’
Crashed on takeoff at Piardoba airfield, India. Nov 5, 1944 due to engine failure during takeoff for a
mission to Singapore. 11 crew bailed out but one was killed.
6445 Delivered to USAAF 4Apr44. Assigned to 498th Bomb Group, Great Bend AAF, KS
Reclamation completed Harlingen AF, TX May 24, 1946
6446 Delivered to USAAF 3Apr44. Assigned to 500th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 26, 1949
6447 Delivered to USAAF 12Apr44. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 231st Army AF Base Unit, Alamogordo AAF, NM
Accident 23Feb45 on the ground at Alamogordo AAF, NM. Accident 12Apr45 landing at Lubbock AAF, TX
Reclamation completed Kelly AA Jul 14, 1949
6448 Delivered to USAAF 11Apr44. Assigned to 500th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6449 Delivered to USAAF 8Apr44. Assigned to 499th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Tinker AF May 27, 1948
6450 Delivered to USAAF 11Apr44. Assigned to 497th Bomb Group
Reclamation completed Kelly AF May 27, 1948
6451 Delivered to USAAF 12Apr44. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 234th Army AF Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Accident 15Feb45 due to mechanical failure taxying at Clovis AAF, NM
Reclamation completed Tinker AF May 15, 1947
6452 Delivered to USAAF 13Apr44. (444th BG, 679th BS) crashed near Agartala, India
Aug 7, 1944. Caught fire, crew bailed out
6453 Delivered to USAAF 20Apr44
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 231st Army AF Base Unit, Alamogordo AAF, NM
Reclamation completed Pyote AF Dec 21, 1949
6454 Delivered to USAAF 15Apr44. Departed CONUS for CBI; arrived 28Jun44
Assigned to 793rd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India. Named ‘Totin’ to Tokyo’
Crash landing 4Sep44 at Kharagpur, India. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 21Jan45
Modified to TB-29. Assigned to 3030th Army AF Base Unit, Roswell AAF, NM
Accident 12Aug45 taxying at Roswell Auxiliary AAF #3, Dexter NM
Reclamation completed Davis Monthan AF Jun 27, 1949
42-6455/6504 Douglas C-53-DO
MSN 4907/4956
6455 (MSN 4907) to USAAF Apr 20, 1942. To RAF 32 Sqdn as Dakota II, RAF serial was MA928.
Transferred to Pan American shortly after export. Crashed Mar 25, 1943, Agartala, India.
6456 (MSN 4908) to USAAF 20Apr42. To 8th AF 24Oct42. Oran 06Apr43 US 28Aug45
To RFC Aug 30, 1945. To civil registry as NC45362 Northeast delivered 27Nov45.
To Air Carrier Service Corp, Wash DC, Sep67. Jack Richards AircraftCO US Inc, Okla. City, OK US
To N12MA Mannion Air Charter, Detroit, MI US, registered 20Dec73. To South Central Avn. bought 04Feb81.
6457 (MSN 4909) to USAAF Apr 18, 1942. To RAF as Dakota II HK867. Transferred to Pan
American shortly after export, RAF record card shows use
in Middle East (267 Sqdn RAF, 1 MECCU RAF), but does not list fate.
6458 (MSN 4910) to USAAF Apr 20, 1942. to RFC Mar 5, 1945. To PP-AVK, to PP-EDL, to Brazilian AF as
FAB-EDL, to Clube Nautico Agua Limpa as PT-KVP. Ultimate fate obscure.
6459 (MSN 4911) to USAAF 23Apr42 US. to RFC Jan 12, 1945. To NC18565 TWA "369" on 9 Feb 1945;
WFU 21Dec48. Lockheed Aircraft Corp Dec49, Fitted with NASARR nose for F-104 training 1960
To West German AF as XA-117 on 19 Oct 1962; LVSt612 19Oct62, LVSt 614 30May64,E St6126May66-S0C 17Feb67 -
to N3101Q on 23 Sep 1969; QATC Inc, Reno, NV US R23Sep69 LAVCO L WFU Hal Far, Malta, 1970. Used for spares at
Far ca l977. Remains at Luqa 1983 Cane Dec83.
6460 (MSN 4912) to USAAF 24Apr42. 8th AF 25Oct42. Oran 10May43. US 28Aug45. To RFC 31Aug45
To NC45363 Western Airlines leased 1945/46, Bought 1 Aug49. Page Alws 26Mar55.
TO N70M Commercial Fidelity Corp Lombard Corp Walter E Heller and Co, Chicago, IL Jun63
Real Earth Estate, Tarzana, CA US 1965. Walter E Heller & Co, Oct67. B B Jackson, Grants Pass,
OR US Ju168. M Knippel, Monterrey,CA US, Jun70. Progressive Aviation Inc, Wichita, TX US 1972
R D Tapply, Ft Collins, CO. 1974. J W Duff, Mar77. Cancelled.
6461 (MSN 4913) to USAAF Apr 23, 1942. 8th AF Nov 19, 1942. W/o 13 Mar 1945 at Vitra, France, condemned
salvage from battle damage Apr 20, 1945
6462 (MSN 4914) to USAAF Apr 24, 1942. AMMISCA 21Aug42. 14th AF China 22Oct42. Accra 28Dec42
Chicago & Southern 08Apr43. Continental Al l 30Aug43. N Africa Wg ATC 13Jan44.
To United Air Lines Jul 3, 1944 as NC19946 "Mainliner Rock Springs". To PP-YQS REAL on 12 Aug 1956;
Aeronorte Jul 30, 1959. w/o 15 Mar 1961 at Ponta Grossa, Brazil
6463 (MSN 4915) to USAAF May 6, 1942. Crashed Aug 15, 1942 east of Garnett Peak, Peru, MA. 4 killed.
6464 (MSN 4916) to USAAF Apr 27, 1942. Surveyed Grenada AAF, MS Jul 18, 1943
6465 (MSN 4917) to USAAF Apr 18, 1942, to US Navy Apr 27, 1942 as R4D-3 BuNo 05079
6466 (MSN 4918) to US Navy Apr 20, 1942 as R4D-3 BuNo 05080.
6467 (MSN 4919) to USAAF 23Apr42. Accra 28Dec42. Central African Wing ATC 29May43
North Africa Wing ATC 27Mar44. Returned to US 02Nov44 Delivered Nov 4, 1944 as NC19925 to United Airlines
"C/1 Moline"I"Oakland", bought Jan 10, 1945. Los Angeles Air Service bought Jul l, 1950
Northwest "346" bought Sep 8, 1951- Ozark bought Oct 2, 1958. Reregistered N149D in 1958
J H Vatterott, Bridgetown, MO, bought Jul 6, 1962. Rust Aviation Inc, Kanabee, IL, Apr69
Florida Airlines A C Allyn, Sarasota, FL US 1974. Pioneer Int'l Leasing Inc, Chicago, IL, registered
Oct 30, 1975. Sale reptd Jun79.
6468 (MSN 4920) to USAAF Apr 25, 1942. 10th AF India Dec 26, 1942. India China Wing ATC May 12, 1943.
Sold to Indian government Apr 10, 1946
6469 (MSN 4921) to USAAF Apr 30, 1942. 8th AF Oct 30, 1942. Oran Dec 12, 1942.
Returned to USA Sep 1, 1945. To RFC Bush Field, GA Sep 12, 1945
6470 (MSN 4922) to USAAF Apr 27, 1942. Accra 28Dec42. 10th AF 24Mar43. India China Wing ATC 29May43.
10th AF. Condemned salvage Army-Navy Liquidation Commission Oct 20, 1945.
To VT-ATI with Tata Airlines Oct 1945. Then to Air India. W/o at Jammu, India Nov 13, 1947.
6471 (MSN 4923) to USAAF Apr 27, 1942. 10th AF India 31Jul42. Accra 28Dec42. 10th AF India 24Mar43
India China Wing ATC 29May43. Crashed after takeoff at Dum Dum near Calcutta, India Aug 22, 1943. 20 killed.
6472 (MSN 4924) to USAAF Apr 30, 1942. 10th AF 15Sep42. India 26Dec42. India China Wing ATC 29May43.
10th AF or India-China Wing ATC 26Apr44. To excess inventory list Nov 30, 1945
6473 (MSN 4925) to USAAF Apr42. NC45374 American "Erie" 24Apr42. US Dec42. To RFC 30Apr45
To NC45374 DPC American leased May 16, 1945. "74" WAA 25Jun47 Southern 30Jun51. Reregistered N65SA in 1954
Reregistered N6510 Oct 10, 1967. Carolina Aircraft Corp, bought 13Oct67 Concare Aircraft Leasing Co, Jan68
Skyway Aviation Inc, Jackson, MI US, 1968 Continental Aviation Co, Tulsa, OK US 1973 -
Florida Nat'l Alws, FtL, FL US 1974. Registered N40FN 1975. J Sweeney, Miami Beach, FL, registered
9Jul 19, 1977 Cancelled 1982.
6474 (MSN 4926) to USAAF Apr 30, 1942. To DPC Bush Field Jan 12, 1945. To Aerovias Braniff as XA-DUJ,
to Aerovias Inernacionales de Mexico (Aerovias Reforma) as XA-HIP, to Aero Mexico, still
as XA-HIP, to N5139B M M Landy, B23Jan56, to N46TE Eastman Kodak Co, Rochester, NY US Jun63,
to Viking Express as N162E, General Development Corp, Miami, FL US Sep68. General Devel. Air Service
Inc, Miami, FL US Dec70. Mackinac College, Mackinac, MI US 1972. T J DillonCO US Inc, Akron, OH Jul73.
Escort Air Taxis Inc, Akron,OH US, 1974-Air Go Inc, Dallas, TX, Feb78. W D Industries Inc, LA,CA US, R16Nov78
Airspeed Hawaii, Honolulu, HI Ld Sep79. Bo-S-Aire Ld 1979 Air Molokai Ltd, Honolulu, HI BlSNov82.
To Pelican Air as N22RB, to Vintage Airways as N22RB. W/o
Aug 13, 2004 when flipped over on its back at Orlando Herndon
Airport during Hurricane Charlie.
6475 (MSN 4927) to Chinese National Aviation Corporation (CNAC) under Lend-Lease
May 26, 1942. Became XT-45, then N8361C
6476 (MSN 4928) to USAAF May 6, 1942. To RFC Dec 19, 1944. To NC19932 United "C/I Portland "I" Omaha
leasted on 21 Mar 1945 bought 01Aug49. Continental B09May50. Forest Leasing Corp, Bradford, PA US, Jun63.
Forest Oil Corp, Dec66. Tecumseh Products Corp, Tecumseh, MI US 1967. Jack Adams Aircraft Sales Inc,
Walls, MS, May69. M R Smith, Midland, TX,Aug69. Two Jacks Inc, Arlington, TN, 1972. T T BearingCO
US Luxury Flights Inc, Rochester, NY US Dec73. D Rich, Ormond Beach, FL US registered 29Nov78.
Cancelled Sep82.
6477 (MSN 4929) To USAAF May 5, 1942. To Chinese National Aviation Corporation (CNAC) under
Lend-Lease Jun 1942. Became XT-55
6478 (MSN 4930) Delivered to USAAF 26May42; arrived UK 5Aug42; 8th AF 20Oct42; 12th
AF, Oran, Algeria 13Nov42; 12th AF, Italy 15Jul43; 8th AF, UK
15Jul43 but remained in Algeria; loaned to RAF for use by Air Chief Marshal Tedder, AOC-in-C.
Mediterranean Air Command; allocated serial ‘FD144’ [sic]. No.144 Maintenance Unit, Maison
Blanche, Algeria; modified for VIP use by installation of seats salvaged from the
wreck of a French airship; DULCIE; Supreme Commander MAAF 19Jan44; to Northolt, Middx, UK
20Jan44; Northolt Station Flight; Allied Expeditionary AF Communications Flight,
Heston, Middx 23Feb44; allocated serial TJ167 Feb 23, 1944;. transferred for use by Air Chief
Marshal Leigh-Mallory, Air Commander-in-Chief Allied Expeditionary AF; SHAEF (RAF)
Communications Squadron, Gatwick, Sussex 15Oct44; Metropolitan Communications Squadron, Hendon;
transferred for use by Chief of the Air Staff, Marshal of the RAF Portal; No.5 Maintenance Unit,
Kemble, Glos 25Oct45, on the retirement of Portal; Relegated to ground
instructional airframe Feb 3, 1947 with serial 6252M, Medical Training Establishment, Cheddington;
Recaptured by US Government 31Jul47; sold by Foreign Liquidation Commission; Scottish Aviation,
Prestwick, Scotland; Registered G-AJLC 2Apr47, cancelled 10Nov47; registered NC74139 [ntu?];
Noted as G-AJLC at Prestwick early 1948; John Mahieu Aviation; Registered OO-APC 11Mar48,
cancelled 10Aug50; Scottish Aviation, Prestwick, Scotland; Registered N74139 Sep50; destroyed
when stalled after overshoot at Tampico, Mexico, and crashed on Isla del Fronton, Ozuluama
de Mascareñas 7Jun68
6479 (MSN 4931) to USAAF May 8, 1942. To UK May 28, 1942. to Egypt Jun 12, 1942.
To RAF as Dakota II FJ709 Jun 1942. Appears as Dakota IV
on RAF record card. No record of fate
6480 (MSN 4932) converted to XC-53A. To AAF Museum Sep 21, 1945. Wright Fld 15Sep44
"Old Weary Wings" USAAF Museum 21Sep45. Reel 02Aug49 N69032 Brinkerhoff Drilling Co, Dallas, TX US Dec53.
N48CG Corning Glass Works, NY US Jun63. N480G Rr 1967. CF-WGO C W Millard, R15Jun67
CF-WGO-X Canadian Aero Service Quebec Ltd R02Apr68. CF-WGO Spartan Air Svces Ltd, Ottawa, Ont, R04Jan71
Air Dale Ltd, S.Ste Marie, Jan75 C-FWGO Rr 975' 8P-WGO Tropic Air LDec78 -C-FWGO Air Dale Ltd R27Jan83.
to Colombia AF as FAC-657A; wfu. Reported to be on display at Texas Flying Legends Museum.
6481 (MSN 4933) to USAAF May 8, 1942. To UK May 21, 1942. To Egypt Jun 12, 1942.
to RAF as Dakota II FJ710 Jun 1942. 117 Sqdn RAF. Appears as Dakota IV
on RAF record card. No record of fate
6482 (MSN 4934) to USAAF May 27, 1942. 8th AF Oct 20, 1942. Oran Nov 13, 1942. 12th AF Italy.
Wfu 30 Aug 1943
6483 (MSN 4935) to USAAF as C-53-DO 42-6483 28May42 UK 05Aug42 8th AF 20Oct42 Oran 04Sep43 US 19Sep45
To RFC 24Sep45 Wfu 25 Sep 1945; Conv by Canadair 17Jan46. NC86584 Eastern "39S" L 1946, B31Aug49
L B Smith Aircraft Inc, B29AugS2. Capitol Wr C9HD 06Jul53. Mackey Airlines "City of Palm Beach" DecS3
F BAyer L01Jul64. Carolina Aircraft Corp. Ft Lauderdale. FLMercer Airlines 1968. Air Caribbean L Oct76
Old South Air Service Inc, Carolina, PR 1976. Tidewater Int'l Underwriters Inc, San Juan, PR,
RlSMay79 Std in Air Caribbean cis at San Juan Mar80. C & M Airtransport Corp RDec83; current 2011
6484 (MSN 4936) to USAAF 29May42. 8th AF UK for use by Gen. Miller 20Feb43 Oran 13Mar43 US 08Aug45
To RFC Augusta, GA Sep 1, 1945. NC44996 TWA "361" D22Sep45. NAVCO, St Louis, MO, 02Mar50.
Beldex Corp, 1950. XB-MIQ Banco DE US Mexico, R31Mar50. XC-BIY Rr Canc 05Dec56. N90U Beldex Corp
D W Onan & Sons Inc, bought 15Feb60. Studebaker Corp, S Bend, IN, 2lJan68. N9012 Rr Feb70 Emair Inc,
Kennedyville, MD, Dec70. Elizabeth Revyuh Foundn, Georgetown, MD, 1975. AA Larocque, Dove, DE US, 1976
Bird of the Sun Air Travel Club, Ft Lauderdale, FL US leased Aug77. Kwin Aircraft Corp, Ft Lauderdale,
FL US registered 27Jul79. Reregistered NS5KN. Oct79 noted as N9012 at Ft Lauderdale Mar80
Current 2011
6485 (MSN 4937) to USAAF May 28, 1942. To UK Aug 5, 1942. 8th AF Oct 20, 1942. Oran Nov 13, 1942.
To RFC at Bush Field Oct 4, 1945. Eastern "394" leased 1946, bought 31Aug49. L B Smith Aircraft Inc, 01 Oct52
Aero Maintenance Inc, FL US Dec53. Cancelled.
6486 (MSN 4938) to USAAF May 30, 1942. UK 05Aug42, 8th AF 20Oct42. Oran 18Nov42. 9th AF 26Mar44. 8th AF
Condemned salvage from battle damage Dec 2, 1944
6487 (MSN 4939) to USAAF 01Jun42. 8th AF UK 20Oct42. Oran 13Nov42. US 22Aug45. To RFC at Bush Field Nov 2, 1945.
To NC86589 on 2 Nov 1945 with TWA "30S". Beldex Corp, bought 28Octt2; to N503 with Falstaff Brewing
corp, St Louis, MO on 21 Apr 1953; Reregistered N2503 in Jun 1963;
to N9351R in Dec 1966. Mark Aero Inc, St Louis, MO Dec66. Alpha Aviation Inc, Chesterfield, MO, 1967.
R Baskowitz Ent Inc, St Louis, MO, Dec70. to N169RB in Jun 1971; Mark Aero Inc, St Louis, MO
Alpha Aviation Inc, St Louis, MO, 1974. WFU 1 Jul 2009
6488 (MSN 4940) to USAAF Jun 2, 1942. USA. To RFC at Bush Field Dec 12, 1944. To NC49551 TWA "366" on 16 Jan 1945
Bought Aug 1949. Bought by Beldex Corp Oct 9, 1952. Bought by Zantop Air Transport Feb 10 1953.
w/o 20 Jan 1954 at Kansas City, MO. The cargo plane crashed while on approach. The loss of control
of the aircraft at an altitude too low to effect recovery. The loss of control resulted from an
accumulation of ice and the use of de-icer boots at low air speeds. All 3 crew killed.
6489 (MSN 4941) to USAAF May 16, 1942. 10th AF 30May42. India 26Oct42. Accra 05May43. North Africa Wing
ATC 29May43. US 29Oct44. To Western Airlines as N15563 Nov 20, 1944. Bought by Central 31MarS9. To Frontier 01Oct67.
Bought by Houston Aviation Products Corp, lApr68. M H Ruble, Milwaukee, WI 1974.
Pillow Pleasure Inc, Seattle, WA US Jun77. Starbird Inc, Reno, NV, R22Mar78. Cancelled 1982
6490 (MSN 4942) to US Navy May 20, 1942 as R4D-3 BuNo 05081
6491 (MSN 4943) to US Navy May 20, 1942 as R4D-3 BuNo 05082.
6492 (MSN 4944) to USAAF May 22, 1942. USA. North Africa Wing ATC 29May43. Returned to US 13Jun44.
To Pan American Aug 6, 1944. To NC34952 with Mid-Continent Airways on 11 Aug 1944; Braniff 15Aug52.
Trans Texas bought 01Dec59. Gulf American Land Corp, tla Modern Air Tpt, bought 24May65
Modern Air Tpt, Dec66. Provincetown-Boston All, bought 29Feb68. to N233PB in 1970; to N33PB on 27 May 1972;
to YV-427C on 25 Apr 1986
6493 (MSN 4945) to USAAF May 25, 1942. North Africa Wing ATC May 29, 1943. Condemned in North Africa Sep 14, 1944
6494 (MSN 4946) to USAAF May 1942. 10th AF 15Jun42. India 26Dec42. India China Wing ATC 29May43. Karachi,
Condemned salvage Army-Navy Liquidation Commisssion Oct 18, 1945. To VT-ATK of Tata Airlines Oct 1945.
Then to Air India Nov 1946. Cancelled Dec 3, 1949.
6495 (MSN 4947) to USAAF Jun 2, 1942. Alaska 01Oct42. Alaska Wing ATC 19Oct42. US 18Dec43.
Wfu 16 Dec 1944; to RFC Dec 16, 1944. to NC49542 TWA "367" leased on 14 Jan 1945;
WAA 01Oct49. Los Angeles Air Service Dec49. to PP-XCM Maquinas Aerocom Ltda; to PP-VBR VARIG
on 17 Jun 1950; Broken up Sao Paolo 1969. Cancelled Jun 9, 1969
6496 (MSN 4948) to USAAF Jun 3, 1942. Alaska 14Dec42. US 06Oct43. W/o 29 Jan 1944 at Bagnall, MO,
surveyed US Mar 1944
6497 (MSN 4949) to USAAF Jun 5, 1942. Oran Apr 8, 1943. Condemned salvage not combat related Oct 7, 1944
6498 (MSN 4950) to USAAF Jun 6, 1942. 8th AF 15Dec42. Oran 22Mar43. 12th AF Italy. Condemned salvage not
combat related Apr 8, 1943
6499 (MSN 4951) to USAAF 09Jun42. Oran 20Mar43. US 22Aug45. RFC 15Oct45. to DPC Bush Field Nov 2, 1945.
To NC86587 on 1 Nov 1945 Continental, bought by Southern 15Jul58; Reregistered N86SA in 1958;
Reregistered N8661 in Oct 1967; Carolina Aircraft Corp, Ft Lauderdale, FL US bought 13Oct67
Skyway Aviation Inc, Jul68. Continental Aviation Co, Tulsa, OK US 1973. Florida Nat'l A/ws,
Ft Lauderdale, FL US 1975. Aviation Svces Inc, Peoria, IL R08Dec75. Air Caribbean leased Apr76
Derelict at San Juan Sep80. Current 2011
6500 (MSN 4952) to USAAF Jun 15, 1942. To China under Lend-Lease Jun 29, 1942
6501 (MSN 4953) to USAAF Jun 18, 1942. to China under Lend-Lease Jul 15, 1942
6502 (MSN 4954) to USAAF Jun 14, 1942. To Egypt Jun 30, 1942. To RAF as Dakota IV FJ711 Jun 1942.
267 Sqdn RAF. 216 Sqdn RAF. 117 Sqdn RAF. To South African AF. 28 Sqdn SAAF. 1 MECCU RAF.
SOC 9/22/1946.
6503 (MSN 4955) to US Navy as R4D-3 BuNo 05083
6504 (MSN 4956) to US Navy as R4D-3 BuNo 05084.
42-6505 Douglas C-52D-DO
Commercial DC-3A-363 NC41831 (MSN 3275) taken over by USAAF from Swiftflite
Sep 24, 1941. Operated by PAA and RAF 267 Sqdn Mar 04, 1942.
Redesignated C-48C Mar 14 1942 with serial 42-38260, but this did not
acually take place. To RFC Bush Field Mar 5, 1945. To civil registry as
NC41831 (DPC Mar 16, 1945 - Mid Continent Airlines Jun 22, 1945 -
Braniff Aug 15, 1952 - Lake Central Airlines May 1 1953, Then PK-ZDB (Zamrud
Aviation *Nirbaya* Apr 18, 1968), PK-WWL (National Air Charter May 1975, lsd
to Zamrud 1979). WFU Sep 1981
42-6506/6580 Cancelled contract
42-6581 Platt-LePage XR-1A
Crashed at Wright Field during hovering due to rotor blade
problem, Pilot OK. Following the damage at Wright Field, was returned to
Platt-LePage Aircraft for repair. During this time, contract was cancelled
By USAAF, along with 7 YR-1As. To RFC at Eddystone, PA Feb 8, 1946.
Sold to Helicopter Air Transport
(Camdem NJ). HAT overhauled the XR-1A now NX-69450. Following
bankruptcy of HAT, XR-1A NX-69450 was sold to Frank Piasecki, (one of
the original design team members) Essington PA. Piasecki modified XR-1A
as a mock up for PA-2B, later mistakenly scrapped, parts of XR-1A are in
storage at New England Air Museum.
42-6582/6681 Lockheed A-28A-LO Hudson
MSN 414-6757/6856. Lend-Lease to RAF as Hudson Mk.VI
6582 to RAF as Hudson VI EW873. Diverted to RCAF.
6583 to RAF as Hudson VI EW874. Retained by USAAF for transitin flight, not delivered to RAF..
6584 to RAF as Hudson VI EW875. SOC Mar 14, 1946
6585 to RAF as Hudson VI EW876. SOC May 31, 1945
6586 to RAF as Hudson VI EW877. Crashed when lost power on takeoff at El Adem, Libya Feb 5, 1943
6587 to RAF as Hudson VI EW878. SOC May 30, 1946
6588 to RAF as Hudson VI EW879. Wrecked when swung on landing at Kabrit, Egypt and
undercarriage collapsed Dec 8, 1942
6589 to RAF as Hudson VI EW880. Crashed during ferry flight to Middle East October 1942
6590 to RAF as Hudson VI EW881. Dived into ground at Riyan (probably near Aden as
aircraft was with Aden Conversion Flight) Sep 25, 1944
6591 to RAF as Hudson VI EW882. SOC May 30, 1946.
6592 to RAF as Hudson VI EW883. SOC May 30, 1946.
6593 to RAF as Hudson VI EW884. SOC Sep 20, 1945
6594 to RAF as Hudson VI EW885. Retained in USA for pilot training by PanAM at Miami Jun-Oct 1942. To
RAF Ferry Command in Canada as EW885. DBR in Canada prior to Jul 1943.
6595 to RAF as Hudson VI EW886. Crashed before delivery, no RAF service.
Condemned in USA Aug 26, 1942
6596 to RAF as Hudson VI EW887. Wrecked when stalled on takeoff from Eastleigh, England
and undercarriage collapsed Jan 15, 1945
6597 to RAF as Hudson VI EW888. SOC Mar 1, 1946
6598 to RAF as Hudson VI EW889. SOC Mar 14, 1946
6599 to RAF as Hudson VI EW890. Wrecked when swung on landing at Kemble, England
and undercarriage collapsed Aug 7l 1943
6600 to RAF as Hudson VI EW891. Sold for scrap Sep 3, 1947
6601 to RAF as Hudson VI EW892. Crashed before delivery at Homestead Field
FL Oct 2, 1942, no RAF service
6602 to RAF as Hudson VI EW893. SOC May 30, 1946
6603 to RAF as Hudson VI EW894. Wrecked when swung and undercarriage collapsed during
takeoff from North Bay, Canada Jul 19, 1943
6604 to RAF as Hudson VI EW895. SOC May 30, 1946
6605 to RAF as Hudson VI EW896. Wrecked when swung on landing at North Bay, Canada and
tipped up Jul 10, 1943
6606 to RAF as Hudson VI EW897. lost Jan 20, 1944
6607 to RAF as Hudson VI EW898. Crashed on delivery flight Aug 6, 1943
6608 to RAF as Hudson VI EW899. SOC May 30, 1946
6609 to RAF as Hudson VI EW900. Crashed when engine cut on takeoff from El Khana, Egypt
Nov 4, 1942
6610 to RAF as Hudson VI EW901. SOC May 30, 1946
6611 to RAF as Hudson VI EW902. SOC Jan 25, 1945
6612 to RAF as Hudson VI EW903. MIA from night patrol mission off Dutch coast Nov 23, 1942
6613 to RAF as Hudson VI EW904. Destroyed by fire when swung on takeoff from
Bircham Newton, England and cartwheeled Aug 17, 1943
6614 to RAF as Hudson VI EW905. SOC Mar 21, 1946
6615 to RAF as Hudson VI EW906. Flew into ground in Estrella Mountains, Portugal Feb 22, 1944
6616 to RAF as Hudson VI EW907. SOC Mar 31, 1946
6617 to RAF as Hudson VI EW908. Crashed on delivery flight, no RAF service
6618 to RAF as Hudson VI EW909. Sold for scrap Sep 3, 1947
6619 to RAF as Hudson VI EW910. Sold for scrap Sep 3, 1947
6620 to RAF as Hudson VI EW911. SOC Mar 31, 1946
6621 to RAF as Hudson VI EW912. MIA on night shipping strike mission off Dutch coast Nov 9, 1942
6622 to RAF as Hudson VI EW913. SOC Mar 28, 1946
6623 to RAF as Hudson VI EW914. SOC Mar 31, 1946
6624 to RAF as Hudson VI EW915. Ran short of fuel, force-landed in Mauritania and
interned Nov 3, 1942
6625 to RAF as Hudson VI EW916. Lost Feb 22, 1944
6626 to RAF as Hudson VI EW917. Sold for scrap Sep 3, 1947
6627 to RAF as Hudson VI EW918. Damaged by flak Oct 12, 1942 and subsequently SOC
6628 to RAF as Hudson VI EW919. MIA from partrol Jan 27, 1943
6629 to RAF as Hudson VI EW920. SOC May 30, 1946
6630 to RAF as Hudson VI EW921. MIA on patrol mission to Bay of Biscay Oct 20, 1942
6631 to RAF as Hudson VI EW922. SOC May 30, 1946
6632 to RAF as Hudson VI EW923. Destroyed by fire when failed to gain height after
takeoff from Thorney Island, England and crashlanded Sep 7, 1942
6633 to RAF as Hudson VI EW924. SOC May 30, 1946
6634 to RAF as Hudson VI EW925. SOC Mar 14, 1946
6635 to RAF as Hudson VI EW926. SOC Jul 1944
6636 to RAF as Hudson VI EW927. SOC May 30, 1946
6637 to RAF as Hudson VI EW928. No details on fate
6638 to RAF as Hudson VI EW929. SOC May 30, 1946
6639 to RAF as Hudson VI EW930. SOC Mar 31, 1946
6640 to RAF as Hudson VI EW931. SOC May 30, 1946
6641 to RAF as Hudson VI EW932. Crashed during ferry flight, no RAF service
6642 to RAF as Hudson VI EW933. SOC May 30, 1946
6643 to RAF as Hudson VI EW934. SOC Sep 28, 1944
6644 to RAF as Hudson VI EW935. Destroyed by fire when swung on takeoff at Jiwani
and undercarriage collapsed Jun 2, 1943
6645 to RAF as Hudson VI EW936. SOC Aut 2, 1945.
6646 to RAF as Hudson VI EW937. SOC Mar 14, 1946
6647 to RAF as Hudson VI EW938. Crashed during ferry flight, no RAF service
6648 to RAF as Hudson VI EW939. SOC Sep 30, 1945
6649 to RAF as Hudson VI EW940. SOC Mar 27, 1947
6650 to RAF as Hudson VI EW941. SOC Mar 29, 1945
6651 to RAF as Hudson VI EW942. SOC May 20, 1947
6652 to RAF as Hudson VI EW943. Wrecked when undercarriage collapsed during takeoff
at Hargeisa, Italian Somaliland May 18, 1945
6653 to RAF as Hudson VI EW944. Wrecked when swung on takeoff at Kabrit, Egypt
and undercarriage collapsed Sep 5, 1942.
6654 to RAF as Hudson VI EW945. MIA on transport mission Nov 25, 1942
6655 to RAF as Hudson VI EW946. SOC Jan 15, 1945
6656 to RAF as Hudson VI EW947. SOC Feb 22, 1945
6657 to RAF as Hudson VI EW948. SOC Aug 31, 1944.
6658 (MSN 414-6833) to RAF as Hudson VI EW949 but NTU, then to RNZAF as NZ2091 Aug 3, 1942. SOC Mar 1948
6659 (MSN 414-6834) to RAF as Hudson VI EW950 but NTU, then to RNZAF as NZ2092 Aug 3, 1942. SOC Mar 1948
6660 to RAF as Hudson VI EW951
6661 (MSN 414-6836) to RAF as Hudson VI EW952 but NTU, then to RNZAF as NZ2093 Aug 10, 1942. Crashed
just after takeoff from Ohakea Jul 15, 1943. Aircraft caught fire and burned out.
6662 (MSN 414-6837) to RAF as Hudson VI EW953, then to RNZAF as NZ2094 Aug 3, 1942. SOC Mar 1948.
6663 to RAF as Hudson VI EW954. SOC Sep 28, 1944
6664 to RAF as Hudson VI EW955. SOC Feb 22, 1945
6665 to RAF as Hudson VI EW956 Diverted to RCAF, no RAF service
6666 to RAF as Hudson VI EW957. Wrecked when belly landed at Masirah, Arabia
when undercarriage jammed Feb 14,1945
6667 to RAF as Hudson VI EW958. SOC Mar 29, 1945
6668 to RAF as Hudson VI EW959. SOC Mar 29, 1946
6669 to RAF as Hudson VI EW960. SOC Feb 29, 1945
6670 to RAF as Hudson VI EW961. Destroyed when struck by bomb during air raid
on Kufra, Egypt Oct 14, 1942
6671 to RAF as Hudson VI EW962. SOC Jan 16, 1945
6672 to RAF as Hudson VI EW963. SOC Jan 25, 1945
6673 to RAF as Hudson VI EW964. DBR when swung on landing at Asmara, Eritrea
and undercarriage collapsed Sep 7, 1942
6674 to RAF as Hudson VI EW965. SOC Dec 1, 1943
6675 to RAF as Hudson VI EW966. SOC Sep 4, 1943
6676 to RAF as Hudson VI EW967. SOC May 25, 1944
6677 to RAF as Hudson VI EW968. Wrecked when swung on takeoff at Khartoum,
Sudan and undercarriage collapsed Oct 14, 1942
6678 to RAF as Hudson VI EW969. Crashed in Iran during ferry flight in bad
weather Jan 18, 1943.
6679 to RAF as Hudson VI EW970. SOC Nov 30,1944
6680 to RAF as Hudson VI EW971. Crashed 4 mi NE of Bilbeis, Egypt when engine
cut during overshoot Mar 16, 1944
6681 to RAF as Hudson VI EW972. Wrecked when blown over in gale at Gaya, India
Jun 30, 1944.
42-6682/6771 Douglas SBD-3A Dauntless from USN.
MSN 1209/1228, 1284/1313, 1404/1433, 1517/1526. Delivered new to USAAF between Jul 1942 and Oct 1942.
6682 to RFC McKellar Field Oct 17, 1944
6683 to RFC Ponca City Oct 9, 1945
6684 to RFC Walnut Ridge Nov 30, 1945
6686 (56th BS, 48th BF) w/o in landing accident at Key Field, MS Mar 19, 1945. To CL-26 Meridian Apr 2, 1943
6687 to RFC Hot Box Field May 5, 1945
6688 to 3349th AAFBU as TB-24A Oct 3, 1944.
6689 to Mexico Feb 21, 1946
6690 surveyed Camp Stewart Sep 26, 1943
6691 to RFC Ontario, CA Mar 19, 1945
6692 surveyed Meridian Mar 6, 1944
6693 reclamation completed Meridian May 24, 1946
6694 reclamation completed Baltimore May 23, 1945
6695 (48 BG, 88 BS) crashed 15 mi W of Key Field, MS Jun 5, 1943
6696 wrecked Tulsa, OK Sep 13, 1942
6697 surveyed San Bernardino Air Service Command Sep 21, 1943
6698 reclamation completed Kelly Field Jan 3, 1946
6699 reclamation completed Meridian Jul 14, 1945
6700 to RFC Muskogee, OK Sep 23, 1944
6701 (MSN 1228) to CL-26 Hendricks Field, FL Feb 28, 1944
6702 wrecked Hunter Field Jan 8, 1943. Surveyed Feb 10, 1943
6703 (312 BG, 387 BS) wrecked Hunter AAF, Savannah, GA Jan 24, 1943. To CL-26
Apr 8, 1943
6704 surveyed Patterson Field Apr 15, 1943
6705 to RFC Ontario, CA Jan 18, 1945
6706 (MSN 1288) crashed Dec 10, 1943 Fourche Mountain, Eagleton (Mena), AR.
Surveyed William-Northern Dec 21, 1943
6707 reclamation completed Chanute Apr 9, 1946
6708 condemned San Bernardino Feb 8, 1943
6709 to RFC McKellar Sep 30, 1944
6710 surveyed Drew Field Mar 30, 1943
6711 (312 BG, 386 BS) crashed 10 mi SW of Parker, AX May 23, 1943
6712 surveyed Bluethenthal Field, NC Jul 8, 1944
6713 damaged in landing accident at Milton, PA Jun 29, 1943. To CL-26 at Olmstead Field, PA Aug 10, 1943
6714 wreckeed Neptune, TN Oct 7, 1942
6715 condemned Key Field Jan 19, 1943
6716 to excess inventory list Jul 5, 1943
6717 (85 BG, 305 BS) wrecked 20 mi W of Blythe, CA Feb 10, 1943
6718 to CL-26 Hunter Field Apr 30, 1943
6719 (MSN 1301) wrecked Waycross, GA. W/o 7 Sep 1942 at Alma, GA
6720 to DPC Bush Field May 7, 1945
6721 to WAA Feb 8, 1946
6722 surveyed at Patterson AAF Apr 15, 1943
6723 wrecked at Waycross, GA Sep 4, 1942
6724 reclamation completed Robins AAF Jan 3, 1946
6725 condemned salvage Sep 23, 1945.
6726 reclamation completed Kelly AAF Sep 23, 1945
6727 condemned Nov 4, 1942
6728 reclamation completed Kelly AAF Jan 3, 1946
6729 surveyed at Sarasota AAF, FL Aug 13, 1944
6730 DPC Bush Field Feb 10, 1945
6731 wrecked at Blythe AAB, CA Nov 22, 1942
6732 crashed 3 mi SE of McBee, SC May 21, 1943. Surveyed Drew AAF May 23, 1943
6733 (MSN 1405) w/o 13 Oct 1943 at Oakland, CA
6734 (84 BG, 303 BS) crashed at Mullet Key Bombing Range, FL Mar 9, 1943.
Reclamation completed Drew AAF Jul 14, 1945
6735 (84 BG, 304 BS) flew into shallow water Drew Field, FL 3/11/1943. Pilot injured.
6736 wrecked 22 mi SE of Daniel Field, GA Dec 21, 1942
6737 (MSN 1409) w/o 21 Aug 1944 at Baltimore AAF, MD, reclamation completed Baltimore AF Dec 21, 1944
6738 (84 BG, 304 BS) crashed at Drew Field, FL Mar 28, 1943. Condemned Savanna AAF Mar 31, 1943
6739 reclamation completed Kelly AAF Jan 3, 1946
6740 (312 BG, 386 BS) crashed 14 mi SE of Camp Polk, LA Apr 1, 1943. Surveyed DeRidder AAF Apr 3, 1943
6741 (312 BG, 389 BS) w/o as Rice AAF, CA Jun 7, 1943. To RFC at McKellar Field Oct 27, 1944
6742 DPB Bush Field Nov 11, 1944
6743 (84 BG, 301 BS) crashed 9 mi SW of Avon Park, FL Feb 27, 1943. Surveyed Avon Park AAF, FL Mar 5, 1943
6744 (84 BG, 303 BS) crashed at Drew Field, FL Mar 10, 1943. Surveyed Drew AAF Mar 16, 1943
6745 (MSN 1417) surveyed Camp Stewart, GA Dec 4, 1943
6746 DPC Bush Field Apr 16, 1945
6747 (312 BG, 387 BS) crashed at Hunter Field, GA Feb 17, 1943. Condemned Mobile Air Depot Feb 19, 1943.
6748 (339 BG, 483 BS) crashed at Pass-a-Grlle, St Petersburg, FL Apr 26, 1943.
To CL-26 Drew AAF, Tampa, FL Apr 29, 1943
6749 reclamation completed Kelly AAF Jan 3, 1946
6750 (84 BG, 301 BS) crashed 7 mi SW of Townsend, GA Jan 4, 1943. Wrecked Hunter AAF Jan 11, 1943
6751 RFC Hicks Field Oct 30, 1944
6752 (MSN 1424) w/o 26 Nov 1942 at Key Field, MS; to CL-26 Mobile Air Depot Dec 9, 1942
6753 to RFC Ontario, CA Jan 19, 1945
6754 reclamation completed Reading AAF Jan 19, 1945
6755 reclamation completed Bradley Field Feb 13, 1946
6756 DPC Bush Field May 23, 1945
6757 to RFC Ontario, CA Feb 2, 1945
6758 to RFC McKellar Field Sep 8, 1945
6759 (MSN 1431) w/o 25 Aug 1943 at Camp Davis, NC; surveyed Camp Davis, NC Aug 27, 1943
6760 to RFC Woodward, Camden, SC Dec 14, 1944
6761 (48 BG, 55 BS) crashed 16 mi NE of Key Field, MS Feb 25, 1943.
6762 to WAA Feb 11, 1946
6763 condemned Mobile Air Depot Feb 11, 1943
6764 reclamation completed Kelly Field Jan 3,1 946
6765 (84 BG, 302 BS) went missing Apr 26, 1943 between Tampa and
Montbrook AAF, FL Apr 26, 1943.
6766 surveyed Meridian Oct 22, 1943
6767 (MSN 1522) w/o 28 Apr 1944 at Dannelly AAF, AL; reclamation completed Kelly Field Jan 3, 1946
6768 to RFC Muskogee, OK Nov 25, 1944
6769 to RFC Bush Field Mar 15, 1945
6770 to RFC Cuero, TX Jan 29, 1945
6771 wrecked Hunter Field, DBR Nov 23, 1942
42-6772/6831 Douglas A-24A Dauntless
MSN 1527/1546, 1652/1681, 1802/1811
6772 to RFC Woodward, Camden,SC Apr 18, 1945
6773 (312 BG, 388 BS) damaged in takeoff accident at Rice AAF, CA Jun 28, 1943.
Surveyed San Bernardino AAF Aug 1, 1943
6774 (MSN 1529) wfu 20 Mar 1946 at Bradley Field, CT; reclamation completed Bradley Field Mar 20, 1946
6775 to RFC Ponca City Jan 10, 1945
6776 surveyed Drew Field Jun 15, 1944
6777 to RFC Augusta Field Jun 15, 1944
6778 to RFC Bush Field Mar 15, 1945
6779 to RFC Omtario, CA Oct 22, 1945
6780 (84th BG, 304th BS) in hard landing at Drew Field, FL 3/11/1943. Crashed at Mullet Key Bombing
Range, FL May 26, 1943. Surveyed at Drew Field May 30, 1943
6781 (48 BG, 56 BS) forcelanded 4 my E of Key Field, MS Mar 4, 1943. Surveyed Key Field Mar 16, 1943.
6782 DPC Woodward, SC Oct 18, 1945
6783 (MAN 1538) remanufactured at QF-24A 48-044
6784 surveyed Drew Field Mar 8, 1943
6785 to RFC Ontario, CA Feb 7, 1945
6786 reclamation completed Milliville AAF, NJ Oct 2, 1945
6787 surveyed Gunter Field Apr 30, 1944
6788 to RFC McKellar Field Dec 10, 1944
6789 surveyed San Bernardino Air Depot Jul 30, 1943
6790 (86 BG, 311 BS) wrecked Pachuta Bomb Range Jan 10, 1943
6791 reclamation completed Patterson Field Mar 20, 1946
6792 condemned Jan 29, 1944
6793 surveyed Jul 30, 1943, San Bardardino AF. Another report has this plane being converted to ZDF-24B drone
and scrapped Nov 1951 at Wright Field
6794 (48 BG, 56 BS) crashed 7 mi W of Morton, MS Mar 26, 1943. Surveyed Meridian MS Mar 31, 1943
6795 to RFC Hot Box Field Sep 10, 1944
6796 (MSN 1656) w/o 7 Jan 1944 at State Line, MS; surveyed Selman Field Jan 13, 1944
6797 (48 BG, 88 BS) crashed at Jackson AAB, MS Feb 22, 1943. Condemned in USA Mar 5, 1943
6798 reclamation completed La Fayette AF, LA Apr 1, 1946
6799 to RFC Ponca City Dec 24, 1945
6800 crashed at Atlanta, GA Feb 5, 1943. Condemned Alanta AB Feb 13, 1943.
6801 to RFC Ontario AAF Apr 22, 1945
6802 to DPC Bush Field Dec 12, 1944
6803 (48 BG, 56 BS) crashed 2 mi NW of Key Field, MS Feb 25, 1943. On excessive inventory list Aug 5, 1945
6804 9312 BG, 387 BS0 crashed at De Ridder AAB, LA Mar 3, 1943. Surveyed DeRidder Apr 30, 1943
6805 on excessive inventory list Aug 5, 1945
6806 to RFC Hot Box Field, Muskogee, OK Apr 13, 1945
6807 reclamation completed Seymour Johnson AAF Jul 14, 1945
6808 to DPC Woodward Field, SC Dec r, 1944
6809 condemned in USA Feb 9, 1943
6810 reclamation completed Dover AF Oct 15, 1944
6811 (48 BG, 56 BS) wrecked Key Field, DBR Jan 14, 1943
6812 on excess inventory list Aug 5, 1945
6813 on excess inventory list Aug 5, 1945
6814 to RFC Ponca City Jan 24, 1945
6815 to RFC Bush Field, GA Jan 24, 1945
6816 to RFC McKellar Field Feb 1,1945
6817 to CL-26 at Hamilton Field, CA Feb 1, 1945
6818 to DPC Bush Field Mar 24, 1945
6819 (MSN 1679) wrecked Desert Creek, NV Oct 21, 1944
6820 (MSN 1680) got lost on training flight and crashed on Mt Rainier Apr 18, 1944. Pilot killed.
Surveyed May 13, 1944
6821 condemned Jan 29, 1944
6822 condemned May 29, 1944
6823 surveyed Eglin Field Mar 31, 1945
6824 (MSN 1804) reclamation completed San Bernardino AAF, CA Oct 22, 1945
6825 to CL-26 at Camp Davia Mar 11, 1944
6826 reclamation completed Kelly Field Jan 3,1 946
6827 (48 BG, 56 BS) crashed at Key Field, MS Apr 6, 1943. Surveyed Key Field Oct 6, 1945
6828 to DPC Bush Field Oct 6, 1945
6829 condemned salvage Oct 20, 1944
6830 condemned Hawaii Air Depot May 24, 1943
6831 reclamation completed Hill Field Jun 20, 1946
42-6832/6975 Vultee P-66 Vanguard
MSN 501/644. Model 48C ordered by Sweden but embargoed by USAAF for delivery to France. After the fall
of France, the order was diverted to the UK for use in Canada and allocated RAF serials BW208/BW351
but not pursued with. 129 sent to China under Defense Aid. 15 retained by USAAF and used as advanced trainers.
6832 was previously under test registration of NX19999. May have been painted in Swedish markings as 501.
Painted in RAF markings with serial BW208. Transferred to USAAF as 42-6832
6833 was previously under test registration of NX28300. Painted in RAF markings with serial BW209. Tranferred
to USAAF as 42-6833. Defense Aid to China
6834 painted in RAF markings with serial BW210. Transferred to USAAF as 42-6834. To China
6835 painted in RAF markings with serial BW211. Transferred to USAAF as 42-6835. Condemned in USA Apr 29, 1942
6836/6838 to China
6839 to CL-26 at Davis Monthan AAF, AZ Jun 25, 1942
6840 wrecked at Long Beach, CA due to engine failure Feb 11,1 942
6841 wrecked at March AAF, CA Feb 9, 1942 and stripped for parts.
6842/6845 to China
6846 to CL-16 May 5, 1942 Oakland, CA
6847 to China
6848 pilot bailed out Dec 13, 1941 Daughtery Field, CA
6849/6874 to China
6875 wrecked at March AAF, CA Jan 28, 1942, to CL-26 Mar 16, 1942
at San Bernardino Air Depot, CA
6876/6877 to China
6878 crashed into San Francisco Bay due to engine failure Feb 26, 1942. Pilot bailed out
6879 to China
6880 wrecked at March Field, CA Feb 2, 1942. To CL-26 Mar 16, 1942
6881 crashed and burned at Long Beach, CA Feb 1, 1942
6882 to China
6883 wrecked at Vultee factory Jan 28, 1942. To CL-26 Mar 16, 1942
6884 to China
6885 wrecked at Daughtery Field Jan 8, 1942, condemned Apr 29, 1942
6886/6906 to China
6907 wrecked at Vultee Field, CA Jan 1, 1942. Condemend Jan 23, 1942
6908 to China
6909 ditched in San Francisco Bay Mar 2, 1942. Pilot killed
6910/6911 to China
6912/6935 shipped to China boxed
6936/6958 to China
42-6976/7005 Ford B-24E-1-FO Liberator
6977/7005 MSN 1/29
6976 converted to C-87
6977 (MSN 1) W/o 12 Jun 1943 at Bradford, OH
6983 (MSN 7) W/o 29 Jan 1943 at Patterson Field, OH
6985 (MSN 9) converted to C-87
6986 (MSN 10) W/o 15 Mar 1943 at Alamogordo AAB, NM
6988 (MSN 12) W/o 17 Dec 1944 at Fort Worth, TX
6990 (MSN 14) W/o 13 May 1943 at Biggs Field, TX
6992 (382nd BG, 538th BS) crashed on training mission
near Shiprock, NM 5/8/1943. 4 crew killed.
6993 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
6994 (MSN 18) W/o 12 Feb 1943 at Alamogordo AAB, NM
6996 (MSN 20) W/o 22 Aug 1944 at Fort Worth AAF, TX
6997 (MSN 21) W/o 7 May 1943 at Park Valley, UT
6999 (MSN 23) W/o 8 Jul 1944 at Walla Walla AAF, WA
7000 (MSN 24) W/o 13 May 1943 at Biggs Field, TX
7001 (MSN 25) W/o 24 Nov 1943 at Nashville, TN
7003 (MSN 27) W/o 29 Apr 1943 at Biggs Field, TX
42-7006/7065 Ford B-24E-5-FO Liberator
MSN 30/89
7006 (MSN 30) W/o 14 Nov 1943 at Smyrna, TN
7007 (MSN 31) W/o 23 Oct 1943 in Idaho
7011 ran out of fuel on training mission, July 3, 1943 and
crashed near Santa Barbara, CA. 2 crew missing.
7012 (MSN 36) W/o 2 Mar 1943 at Alamogordo AAB, NM
7014 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7016 (MSN 40) W/o 10 Aug 1943 at Nashville, TN
7017 (MSN 41) W/o 12 Jul 1943 at Smyrna, TN
7018 (MSN 42) W/o 5 Mar 1943 at Alamogordo AAB, NM
7019 (MSN 43) W/o 25 Mar 1943 at Alamogordo AAB, NM
7021 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7024 (MSN 48) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 18 Dec 1943 at Benbrock, TX
7025 (MSN 49) W/o 18 Apr 1943 at Alamogordo AAB, NM
7028 (MSN 52) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 2 May 1944 at Smyrna AAF, TN
7029 (MSN 53) W/o 13 Sep 1943 at Fort Worth, TX
7033 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7034 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7036 (MSN 60) W/o 11 Oct 1943 at Smyrna AAF, TN
7041 (MSN 65) W/o 26 Sep 1943 at Steins, NM
7043 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7049 (MSN 73) W/o 19 Aug 1943 at Biggs Field, TX
7050 (MSN 74) W/o 17 Jun 1943 at Fort Worth AAF, TX
7053 (MSN 77) crashed into the side of a 20 million cubic foot natural gas
holding tank at 73rd Street and Central Park Avenue, Chicago, IL
May 5, 1943. 12 killed.
7054 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7059 (MSN 83) suffered failure of 3 engines over Mojave Desert Jun 22, 1943.
All 9 crew members bailed out successfully, and the plane
crashed S of Inyokern, CA. W/o 26 Aug 1943 at Godley, TX
7061 (MSN 85) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 2 Dec 1944 at Courtland, AL
7062 (MSN 86) W/o 8 Apr 1943 at Tarrant Field, TX
7063 (MSN 87) W/o 24 Dec 1943 at Hamilton Field, CA
7064 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7065 (MSN 89) W/o 2 Jun 1943 at Deming AAF, NM
42-7066/7122 Ford B-24E-10-FO Liberator
MSN 90/146
7066 (331st CCTS) crashed 3/2/1944 near Caspar AAG, Wyoming. All 8 crew killed.
7067 (MSN 91) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 27 Jun 1944 at Kirtland Field, NM
7068 (MSN 92) W/o 9 Jul 1943 at AAB, Casper, WY
7071 (MSN 95) W/o 15 Jun 1943 at Alamogordo AAB, NM
7073 W/o 29 Apr 1943 at Patterson Field, OH
7074 W/o 26 Aug 1943 at Gowen Field, ID; repaired (?). (464th BG, 776th BS) crashed Dec 19, 1943
at Kimama, ID. 8 killed. Probable cause was icing.
7078 crashed May 2, 1944 near Smyrna AAF, TN on training flight. 5 killed.
7083 (MSN 107) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 20 Mar 1944 at Chandler, AZ
7086 (MSN 110) W/o 7 Jan 1944 at Pocatello AAB, ID
7088 (MSN 112) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 10 Dec 1943 at Liberal AAF, KS
7090 (MSN 114) W/o 18 Aug 1943 at Wendover Field, UT
7091 (MSN 115) W/o 25 May 1943 at Kelly Field, TX
7092 (MSN 116) W/o 29 Oct 1943 at Fontana, CA
7097 (MSN 121) W/o 29 Jul 1943 at Gowen Field, ID
7099 (MSN 123) W/o 24 Jul 1943 at Blythe, CA
7100 (MSN 124) W/o 29 Nov 1943 at Gowen Field, ID
7103 stalled into the ground on takeoff from
Westover Field, MA May 4, 1944. 3 killed.
7106 (MSN 130) W/o 25 May 1943 at Alamogordo AAB, NM
7107 (MSN 131) W/o 18 Aug 1943 in Gulf of Mexico off Corpus Christi, TX
7108 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7110 (MSN 134) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 15 Jan 1945 at Courtland AAF, AL
7112 (MSN 136) W/o 17 Jun 1943 at Salinas AAB, CA
7113 (MSN 137) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 14 Jan 1945 at Tom Creek, AL
7114 (MSN 138) W/o 9 Oct 1943 at Wendover Field, UT
7116 (MSN 140) W/o 25 Aug 1943 at Lowry Field, CO
7117 (MSN 141) W/o 14 Jul 1943 at Gowen Field, ID
7118 crashed into mountains near June Lake, CA
on training mission Jun 21, 1943. All 7 crew killed.
7119 crashed at Weed, California Jun 10, 1943 due to mechanical failure and possible electrical system
failure. 4 bailed out, six killed.
7120 (MSN 144) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 4 Dec 1944 at Town Creek, AL
7122 (MSN 146) W/o 12 Aug 1943 at Indio, CA
42-7123/7171 Ford B-24E-15-FO Liberator
MSN 147/195
7124 (MSN 148) W/o 9 Jul 1943 at Orogrande, NM
7125 (MSN 149) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 27 Sep 1944 at Tucumcari, NM
7126 crashed 3/3/1944 in bad weather near Sugarpine Mountain, Lake
Arrowhead, CA. 4 crew killed.
7129 (MSN 153) W/o 14 Aug 1943 at Ellsworth, KS
7130 (MSN 154) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 24 Jan 1944 at Langley Field, VA
7131 (MSN 155) W/o 12 Jun 1943 at Soledad, CA
7132 (MSN 156) W/o 25 Oct 1943 at Gowen Field, ID
7134 (MSN 158) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 2 Feb 1944 at Langley Field, VA
7135 (MSN 159) W/o 17 Aug 1943 at Smoky Hill AAF, KS
7136 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7137 (MSN 161) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 29 Mar 1944 at Biggs Field, TX
7139 (MSN 163) W/o 1 May 1944 at Macon, GA
7141 (MSN 165) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 5 Jan 1944 at Liberal AAF, KS
7144 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7146 (MSN 170) W/o 15 Jun 1943 at 52 miles from Alamogordo AAB, NM
7147 (MSM 171) W/o 26 Jul 1943 at Blythe AAB, CA
7148 (MSN 172) W/o 19 Oct 1943 at Liberal AAF, KS
7151 (MSN 175) W/o 27 Jul 1943 at Belen, NM
7152 (MSN 176) W/o 1 Sep 1943 at Biggs Field, TX
7153 (MSN 177) W/o 31 Aug 1943 30 miles from Alamogordo AAB, NM
7154 (MSN 178) W/o 18 Jun 1943 at Natrona, WY
7155 (MSN 179) W/o 11 Oct 1943 at Scottsbluff, NE
7157 (MSN 181) W/o 24 Oct 1944 at Tonopah AAF, NV
7159 (MSN 183) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 8 Aug 1943 at Wendover AAB, UT
7160 (MSN 184) crashed on San Miguel Island, CA July 3, 1943 while searching for lost 42-7011. All 12 crew killed.
7161 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7163 (MSN 187) W/o 17 Aug 1943 at Kelly Field, TX
7165 crashed on Mt Logan near Shawnee, CO Sep 30, 1943. 11 killed,
one parachuted to safety. There is a plaque at the crash site.
7169 (445th BG) crashed Feb 24, 1945 after takeoff one mile S of
Tibenham, England. 5 aboard survived, 4 killed.
7171 (MSN 195) W/o 1 Dec 1943 at Tonapah, NV; repaired (?); SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK.
Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
42-7172/7229 Ford B-24E-20-FO Liberator
MSN 196/253
7172 (MSN 196) W/o 10 Apr 1944 at Nashville, TN
7176 (MSN 200) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 4 Aug 1944 at Liberal AAF, KS
7177 (MSN 201) W/o 11 Sep 1943 at Sioux City AAB, IA
7179 (MSN 203) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 24 Feb 1944 at Liberal AAF, KS
7180 (MSN 204) crashed on Green Mountain 35 mi from Casper, WY Jul 5, 1943 . 12 crew killed.
7182 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7183 collided with 42-7408 near Lakeside, UT Dec 29, 1943.
12 on board 7183 killed, 12 on board 7408 killed.
7186 (MSN 210) W/o 13 Oct 1943 at Liberal AAF, KS
7188 (MSN 212) W/o 21 Mar 1944 at Maxwell Field, AL; repaired (?). SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK.
Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7190 (MSN 214) W/o 30 Aug 1943 at Natoma, KS
7191 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7196 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7201 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7203 (MSN 227) W/o 13 Aug 1943 at Gowen Field, ID
7205 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7216 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7218 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7220 (MSN 244) W/o 28 Jul 1943 at Casper AAB, WY
7221 converted to XC-109. Lost Aug 28, 1944, Tezpur area, India
7222 (MSN 246) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 16 Sep 1944 at Maxwell Field, AL
7225 (MSN 249) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 12 Dec 1943 in Atlantic Ocean of Massachusetts
7227 (MSN 251) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 28 Nov 1943 at Muroc AAF, CA
7228 (MSN 252) W/o 12 Oct 1943 at Gowen Field, Boise, ID
7229 (MSN 253) W/o 6 Sep 1943 at Biggs Field, TX
42-7230/7464 Ford B-24E-25-FO Liberator
MSN 254/488
7235 (MSN 259) W/o 9 Sep 1943 at Liberal, KS
7237 (MSN 261) W/o 2 Sep 1943 at Sioux City, IA
7239 (MSN 263) W/o 12 Mar 1944 at Mountain Home AAF, ID
7240 (MSN 264) W/o 17 Dec 1944 at Fort Worth, TX
7249 (MSN 273) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 20 Oct 1944 at Lemmon, SD
7256 (MSN 280) W/o 13 Jun 1944 at Ashville, NC
7262 (MSN 286) W/o 26 Jul 1943 at Camp Haan, CA
7266 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7268 (MSN 292) W/o 9 Aug 1943 at Pueblo AAB, CO
7271 (MSN 295) W/o 16 Nov 1943 at San Bernardino AAB, CA
7273 (MSN 297) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 3 Dec 1943 at Chatham Field, GA
7275 (MSN 299) W/o 1 Nov 1943 at March Field, CA; repaired (?); SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK.
Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7276 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7280 (MSN 304) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 19 Dec 1944 at Liberal AAF, KS
7283 (MSN 307) W/o 16 Aug 1943 at Barstow, TX
7287 (MSN 311) W/o 21 Mar 1944 at Charleston AAF, SC
7290 (MSN 314) W/o 4 Oct 1943 at Gulfport Field, MS
7291 (MSN 315) W/o 2 Nov 1943 at Maxwell Feld, AL
7293 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7296 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7299 (MSN 323) W/o 21 Dec 1943 at Liberal AAF, KS
7300 (MSN 324) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 31 Mar 1945 at Perkinston, MS
7305 (MSN 329) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 17 Jan 1944 at Langley Field, VA
7308 (MSN 332) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 23 Dec 1943 at Kirtland Field, NM
7310 (MSN 334) W/o 12 Aug 1943 at Safford, AZ
7311 (MSN 335) W/o 28 Jul 1943 at Adena, CO
7312 (MSN 336) W/o 6 Sep 1943 at Wendover Field, UT
7313 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7316 collided in midair with 42-7363 6 mi N of Liberal AAF Nov 25, 1943.
All aboard killed.
7318 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7319 (MSN 343) W/o 15 Nov 1943 at Orlando AAF, FL
7320 (MSN 344) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 13 Jan 1944 at Liberal AAF, KS
7323 (MSN 347) W/o 28 Oct 1943 at Liberal AAF, KS
7324 (MSN 348) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 1 Apr 1944 at Gage AAAF, OK
7334 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7339 (MSN 363) W/o 8 Jan 1944 at Claremont, VA
7340 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7341 (MSN 365) Redes as RB-24E; wfu
7342 (MSN 366) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 11 Aug 1944 at La Junta, CO
7343 (MSN 367) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 10 Sep 1944 at Liberal AAF, KS
7344 (471st BG, 804th BS) crashed Aug 16, 1943. 7 killed. I also have an MACR report
of this plane being lost Apr 12, 1944, South Pacific with 868th BG, but this was 42-73446.
7345 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7347 (MSN 371) collided with 41-28508 near Westover Field, MA.
May 18, 1944. 5 killed. 41-28508 landed safely.
7349 (MSN 373) W/o 9 Feb 1944 at Kirtland Field, NM
7350 (MSN 374) crash-landed 22 mi SE of Willcoz, AZ Mar 22, 1944. 4 killed, 5 injured.
7351 (MSN 375) W/o 1 Sep 1943 at Pocatello AAB, ID
7353 (MSN 377) W/o 9 Jul 1944 at Fort Worth AAF, TX
7354 (MSN 378) W/o 16 Jul 1943 at Fort Worth AAF, TX
7355 (MSN 379) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 4 Feb 1944 at Liberal AAF, KS
7357 (MSN 381) W/o 8 Jan 1944 at Gowen Field, ID
7362 (MSN 386) W/o 25 Jul 1943 at Fort Worth AAF, TX
7363 collided in midair with 42-7316 6 mi N of Liberal AAF, KS Nov 25, 1943. All aboard killed.
7365 (464th BG) lost in training accident at Pocatello Jan 9, 1944. 7 killed, 3 survived.
7366 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7368 (MSN 392) W/o 2 Mar 1944 at Fort Worth AAF, TX
7369 (MSN 393) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 22 Mar 1944 at Kirtland Field, NM
7372 (MSN 396) W/o 27 Jun 1943 at Liberal AAF, KS
7381 (MSN 405) W/o 8 Aug 1943 at Fort Worth AAF
7383 (MSN 407) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 21 Sep 1944 at Kirtland Field, NM
7384 (MSN 408) W/o 8 Jul 1944 at Woodrum Field, VA
7386 (MSN 410) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 8 Jun 1944 at Kirtland Field, NM
7389 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7392 (MSN 416) W/o 14 Feb 1944 at Gowen Field, ID
7398 (MSN 422) W/o 6 Jan 1944 at Hugo, CO
7399 (MSN 423) W/o 14 Sep 1943 at Casper AAB, WY
7400 (MSN 424) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 20 Mar 1944 at Biggs Field, TX
7405 (MSN 429) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 7 Jun 1945 at Liberal, KS
7408 collided with 42-7183 near Lakeside, UT Dec 29, 1943.
13 on board 7408 killed, 12 on board 7183 killed.
7409 (383rd CCTS) crashed near Floyada, TX Mar 26, 1944 during
night navigation mission. All 9 onboard killed.
7411 (MSN 435) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 25 May 1945 at 30 miles from Dodge City, KS
7412 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7414 served as Combat Crew Training School training plane at Casper AAB ca 1943-44
7415 (MSN 439) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 13 Sep 1944 at 55 miles from Mountain Home AAF, ID
7416 (610th PTTS) crashed Apr 14, 1944 near Tuskegeee Army Air Field.
7417 crashed into Bull Mountain, VA 3/15/1944. All crew killed.
7420 (MSN 444) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 22 Jan 1944 at Langley Field, VA
7421 (MSN 445) W/o 16 Aug 1943 at Goodfellow Field, TX
7422 (MSN 446) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 8 Jan 1945 at Goldfield, NV
7423 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7428 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7430 (MSN 454) W/o 9 Oct 1943 at Granbury, TX
7431 (MSN 455) W/o 25 Oct 1943 at Gowen Field, ID
7434 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7436 (MSN 460) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 31 Mar 1944 at Gate, OK
7438 (MSN 462) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 13 Jun 1944 at Smyrna AAF, TN
7445 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7446 (1014 PTTS, 96 PTTG) collided in midair with B-24D 41-1113 5 mi NE of Fort Worth, Texas Sep 3, 1943.
7449 (MSN 473) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 29 Dec 1943 at Davis-Monthan Field, AZ
7450 (MSN 474) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 29 Dec 1943 at Gowen Field, ID
7451 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7453 (MSN 477) W/o 9 Aug 1943 at Winstom Salem, NC
7454 (MSN 478) W/o 30 Jan 1944 at Myrtle Beach, SC
7457 (MSN 481) W/o 26 Dec 1943 at Thorpe Abbotts, UK
7458 (MSN 482) W/o 26 Sep 1943 at Denver, CO
7460 (MSN 484) W/o 20 Nov 1943 at Hammer Field, CA
7461 (MSN 485) W/o 2 Nov 1943 at Maxwell Feld, AL
7464 (MSN 488) Redes as RB-24E; w/o 2 Jan 1944 in Colorado
42-7465/7717 Ford B-24H-1-FO Liberator
MSN 489/741
7466 (392 BG, 578 BS, *Ford's Folly*) shot down by AAA Sept 11, 1944 over Koblenz, Germany.
8 crew KIA, 2 POW. MACR 8850.
7467 (392 BG, 578 BS) crash-landed Aug 24, 1943 in Aspull, Lancashire, UK. One killed.
W/o 27 Aug 1943 at Burtonwood, UK
7468 (392nd BG) crashed near Bold, St. Helens, England Aug 30, 1943. All 9 onboard killed
7469 (392 BG, 579 BS, "Rose of Juarez") crashlanded Apr 8, 1944 at Wendling, UK.
7470 (392nd BG, 579th BS, "Exterminator") shot down by fighter over North Sea
off Germany Oct 8, 1943. MACR 879. 10 KIA
7471 (392nd BG, 579th BS, "Mack's Sack") collided with crashing B-24H
42-7481 and crashed Oct 4, 1943 into North Sea. MACR 890. 10 KIA
7473 (392 BG, 579 BS) crashed Mar 6, 1944 on takeoff
at Church Farm, Great Dunham, UK.
7474 (392nd BG, 579th BS, "Satan's Flame") shot down by Bf 109G of JG ll/II
Oct 4, 1943 over North Sea off Germany. MACR 891. 10 KIA.
7475 (MSN 499) W/o 20 Aug 1943 at Presque Isle AAB, ME
7476 (MSN 500) 66th BS, 44th BG, 8th AF crashed from unknown cause 4 Jan 1944 at RAF Shipdam, UK.
All crew survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
7477 (392nd BG, 579th BS, "The Drip") shot down by marine flak
and crashed into North Sea W of Domburg, Netherlands
Nov 5, 1943. MACR 1165. 6 KIA, 4 POW.
7478 (392 BG, 578 BS) crashed Oct 9, 1944 at West Bradenham,
near Wendling, UK.
7479 (392nd BG, 577th BS) MIA Jan 4, 1944 over North Sea. MACR 1909
7480 (392 BG, 578 BS) crashlanded Feb 9, 1944 at Wending, UK.
7481 (392nd BG, 579th BS, "The Drip") shot down by Oblt Heinz Knoke in Bf 109G-6 of
JG 11/5, then collided with B-24H 42-7471 and crashed into
North Sea 100 km N of Ameland, Germany Oct 4, 1943. MACR 892.
8 crew bailed out but all 11 KIA.
7482 (392nd BG, 577th BS, "Shack Rat") shot down by a Bf-110G-4 of NJG 5 at Langeness Island, Germany Jan 4, 1944. 10 KIA. MACR 1908.
7483 (392nd BG, 578th BS, "Big Dog") damaged by AAA then shot down by
Obfw Hans Heitmann in Fw 190A-6 of JG 26/4 Nov 13, 1943 over
Zwartsluis, Netherlands. MACR 1553. 10 POW.
7484 (392nd BG, 578th BS) MIA Jan 29, 1944, Waterloo, Belgium. MACR 2548.
7485 (392 BG, 578 BS, "Alfred") crashlanded Jan 6, 1944 at Pretty Corner, Sheringham, UK.
4 killed, 1 died of injuries 4 days later. 5 OK. MACR 16033.
7486 (392nd BG, 578th BS, "The Shark") shot down by Uffz Walbeck in Bf 109T of Jasta
Helgoland and and crashed into North Sea 117 km SW of Hanstholm, Norway Nov 18, 1943. MACR 1503. 10 KIA
7487 ((392nd BG, 576th BS, "Million $ Baby") shot down by Hptm. Werner Borchers in Bf-110G-4 of NJG 5/III.
Stab near Niebüll, Germany Jan 4, 1944. 4 KIA, 6 POW. MACR 1907.
7488 (392nd BG, 578th BS, "Hellz-a-Droppin") shot down by Hptm Paul
Szameitat in Ju 88C-6 of NJG 3/5 Oct 8, 1943 during attack on U-boat
construction facility at Vegesack, Germany. MACR 880. 10 men bailed
out, aircraft crashed at Oerdingen, Germany. 8 POW, 2 KIA,
7489 (392nd BG, 577th BS) ditched Mar 5, 1944 in English
Channel. MACR 3585.
7490 (392nd BG, 578th BS, 'Big Ass Bird') shot down by FW Ludwig
Reinbacher in Fw 190A of JG 11/1 5 km NW of Ueden,
Germany Nov 5, 1943. 11 crew KIA. MACR 1163
7491 (392nd BG, 578th BS) MIA Mar 3, 1944 near Heligoland. MACR 2800
7492 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7493 (392nd BG, 577th BS, "Gregory the Great") shot down by Uffz
Losch in Fw 190A of JG 11/1 at Friedrichskoog,
Germany Nov 26, 1943, Germany. MACR 1494. 10 KIA.
MACR 1494 is also listed as referring to 42-12905 (or 42-12995).
7494 (446th BG, 704th BS, "Bumbs Away") hit by AAA over Texel on mission
to Bremen then slid into B-24 of 392nd BG and sheering its tail turret, regained
control but crashed into North Sea off Netherlands on return Dec 20, 1943 and 10 KIA. MACR 1735
7496 (392nd BG, 577th BS) shot down Feb 24, 1944. MACR 2946.
7497 (392nd BG, 577th BS) crashed Mar 18, 1944 near Strasbourg, France. MACR 3322
7500 (392nd BG, 576th BS, "Sky Queen") damaged by AAA then shot down
by Oblt. Wilhelm Kientsch in Bf 109G06 of JG 27/ NW of
Bremen, Germany Dec 20, 1943. MACR 1734. 4 KIA, 6 POW
7501 (44th BG, 68th BS, 8th AF) shot down by Fw 190A-6 flown by Oblt Artur Besse of JG 26/1 9 km WE of
Neufchatel-en-Bray, France Jan 21, 1944. MACR 2360. 4 crew killed, 6 bailed out (4 became POW, 2
evaded capture)
7502 (392nd BG, 578th BS, "Bakadori") damaged by fighters Nov 18, 1943, interned in Sweden. MACR 1504
SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
7503 (392nd BG, 577th BS, "Miss America") No 2 engine hit by a bomb
above and was damaged by a fighter, on the return was shot
down by Bf 109G-6 of JG 3/6 45 km NE of Great Yarmouth, UK Nov 13, 1943 over North Sea. MACR 1552
10 KIA.
7504 (MSN 528) 330th BS, 93rd BG, 8th AF in landing accident at RAF Hardwick Airfield, Norfolk, England 16 Jun 1944
All crew survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
7505 ("Old Faithfull") with 446th BG, 706h BS, damaged on landing Bungay, England lost Aug 27, 1944.
7506 (392nd BG, 576th BS, "Southern Comfort XII") shot down by
Fw. Heinz Stower in Fw 190A of JG 11/3 and crashed into
Dollart Bay S of Emden, Germany Dec 11, 1943. MACR 1733.
8 KIA, 2 POW
7507 (44th BG, 68th BS "Heaven Can Wait") ran out of fuel on final
aproach to base and slid in on belly. Aircraft destroyed in
fire but all crew escaped
7508 (455th BG, 703rd BS, "Liberty Belle") shot down by Obfw. Karl-Heinz
Munsche in Fw 190A-6 of JG 2/9 at Les Petites-Armoises,
France Dec 30, 1943. MACR 4132. 6 KIA, 4 POW
7509 (MSN 533) 506th BS, 44th BG, 8th AF) salvaged Aug 8, 1944 at RAF Shipdam, UK due to battle damage
after returning from mission to Langenhagen, Germany.
7510 (392nd BG, 579th BS) MIA Apr 29, 1944. MACR 4461.
7511 (392nd BG, 576th BS) shot down Feb 24, 1944 over Gotha, Germany. MACR 2947
7512 (445th BG, 703rd BS, *Gremlins Roost*) shot down by Fw 190s near
Friedrichskoog, Germany Jan 5, 1944. 6 KIA, rest POW. Luftwaffe pilots known to be in
the area and claiming a B-24 were Walter Oseau and Horst Maier. MACR 2510.
7513 (445th BG, 702nd BS, *Pistol Packing Mama*) suffered double engine failure enroute to target and
interned at Dubendorf, Switzerland Mar 18, 1944. MACR 3333.
7514 (44th BG, 68th BS, 8th AF) shot down by Fw 190A-6 flown by Oblt Artur Beese of JG 26/1 Jan 21, 1944
and crashed at Neuville-Ferrieres 4 mi SSW of Neufchatel, France. MACR 2359. 7 crew killed, 3 bailed
out and became POW.
7515 (445th BG, 701st BS, 8th AF based at RAF Tibenham)
Shot down Feb 24, 1944 By BF 109G-6 and crashed near Bad Hersfeld Germany while on a mission on the
Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha Germany. (1) Crewman Was Killed. (8) Crew Bailed Out
and Were Captured and Became POWs. MACR 2550
7516 (MSN 540) 755th BS, 458th Bg, 8th AF, based at RAF Horsham St. Faith Airfield, Station USAAF-123,
Norfolk, England crashed on takeoff 20 Sep 1944 in vicinity of Hastings Avenue, Nowrich,
Norfolk, 1/4 mi S of RAF Horsham St Faith, UK while on fuel supply mission for General Patton's tanks
All 6 crew killed.
7517 (445th BG, 702nd BS, 8th AF based at RAF Tibenham)
Shot Down Feb 24, 1944 by Fw 190A-7 and Crashed at Dillkrels Southwest of Gotha Germany While on a
Mission on The Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha Germany. Fw 190A-7 Flown By Unknown
Pilot and Unit. All (9) Crew Were Killed. MACR 2551
7518 (392nd BG, 578th BS, 'Hard To Get') shot down Mar 18, 1944 over Schramberg, Germany. MACR 3323.
7519 (93rd BG, 328th BS, 8th AF) landed at Dubendorf airfield near Zurich, Switzerland after being damaged by German
fighter Jan 7, 1944, and crew of 10 was interned in Switzerland. MACR 2367.
7520 (445th BG, 700th BS, 8th AF, "Snow Goose" based at RAF Tibenham)
Shot Down Dec 22, 1943 by BF 110G-2 and Crashed 1 Mile From Bolsward, Holland While on a Mission to Osnabruck, Germany.
Aircraft Caught Fire and Crashed in Flames. BF 110G-2 Flown By Uffz. Josef Holzmann of ZG 26/1.
All (10) Crew Were Killed. MACR 16098
7521 (MSN 545) "Poop Deck Pappy" returned to USA. Wfu 26 Nov 1943
7522 (44th BG, 506th BS, 8th AF, *Southern Comfort*) shot down by AAA Apr 11, 1944 2 km NE of Bernburg, Germany.
MACR 3848. 7 crew killed, 3 bailed out and became POW.
7523 (445th BG, 703rd BS, 8th AF, based at RAF Tibenham) lost Feb 2, 1944, North Sea. MACR 2509
Ditched Feb 2, 1944 from unknown cause in The North Sea while on a mission on The V-1 Rocket Site at Siracourt,
France. All (10) Crew Were Killed. MACR 2509
7524 (392 BG, 576 BS) crashlanded Dec 8, 1943 at Wendling, UK.
7525 disappered Apr 7, 1944 on training mission out of Westover Field, MA enroute
to a bombing range south of Montauk Point. Crew of 11 missing.
7527 (392 BG, 576 BS) shot down Feb 24, 1944. MACR 2948
7528 (MSN 552) W/o 25 Aug 1943 at Lecompton, KS
7529 (392 BG, 576 BS) exploded in midair Feb 20, 1944 over Manston, Kent, UK.
7532 (MSN 556) 702nd BS, 445th BG, 8th AF, based at RAF Tibenham
Landing accident Jan 31, 1944 at RAF Tibenham Airfield. All (10) Crew Survived. Aircraft Was Destroyed. Washed Out.
7533 (44th BG, 66th BS) shot down by Fw Bernhard Kunze in Fw 190A-6 of
JG 1/1 near Dem Ham, Netherlands Dec 22, 1943. MACR 1713. 7 KIA, 3 POW.
Parts recovered 1995:Den Ham, Hammerflier. Large parts recovered Jun 2, 2003.
7534 (445th BG, 700th BS, "Good Nuff") shot down by AAA Dec 20, 1943 while returning from
a Delmenhorst, Germany raid. MACR 6343. 11 KIA
7536 (392nd BG, 578th BS, "The Banshee") then to 44th BG, 66th BS. Forcelanded due to engine failure Jan 2, 1944
at Deopham Green Airfield, Norfolk, UK. Salvaged.
7537 (392 BG, 576 BS, "Jungle Princess") crashlanded Dec 31, 1943 at Swanton Morley, UK.
7538 (MSN 562) W/o 8 Sep 1943 at Old Town, ME
7539 (446th BG, 704th BS, 8th AF, "Ye Old Thunder Mug") ran out of fuel and
crashlanded near RAF Bungay (USAAF 125), Suffolk, UK Dec 16, 1943. All crew survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
7540 (392nd BG, 576th BS, "Crew Chief") shot down by AAA Nov 13, 1943 near
Dordrecht, Netherlands. MACR 1551. 1 KIA, 9 POW.
7542 (446th BG, 707th BS, 8th AF, *Black Widow*) shot down Feb 4, 1944 by Fw 190A-8 fllown by Lt
Waldemar Radener of JG 26/7 and crqshed 10 km SE of Albert at Bray-sur-Somme, France while on mission to Frankfurt,
Germany. 5 KIA, 5 POW. MACR 2248
7543 (392nd BG, 578th BS, "Georgie Belle") hit by AAA then shot
down by Oblt Hugo Frey in Bf 109G-6 of JG 11/7 near
Datteln, Germany Nov 5, 1943. MACR 1164. 10 POW.
7544 (292nd BG, 577th BS, then to 44th BG, 67th BS, 8th AF, "Seed of Satan II") shot down by AAA on return from
mission to Solingen, Germany, crashed in I'Ijsselmeer, close to
Staden, Netherlands Dec 1, 1943. MACR 1382. All 10 crew bailed out, 6 POW, 2 crew captured
in 1944, 2 evaded.
7545 (44th BG, 67th BS, 8th AF) shot down by Ju 88C-6 flown by Fw Heinz Koppe of NJG 3/10 and
crashed into North Sea off Norway Nov 18, 1943. MACR 1378. All 10 crew KIA.
7546 (392 BG, 577 BS) crashed Apr 29, 1944 at Walcott, UK
after being abandoned by crew.
7547 (44th BG, 67th BS, 8th AF) shot down by Fw 190A-8 flown by Oblt Josef Wurmheller of JG 2/9 Jan 29, 1944 at
Wilgone, Belgium. MACR 2251. 5 crew killed, 5 bailed out and became POW. One was released in 1944, 4 in 1945.
7548 (44th BG, 66th BS, "Bull O' The Woods") shot down by Oblt.
Walter Matoni in Fw 190A-6 of JG 26/6 at Chavigny,
France Dec 30, 1943. MACR 1752. 2 KIA, 8 evaded, one of them later
POW.
7549 with 492nd BG, 579th BS, transferred to 44th BG, 67th BS, 8th AF. Salvaged Mar 16, 1944 after crash
landing at Kingsnorth near Woodchurch, Kent, England. 6 crew killed, 4 survived with injuries. Airraft
was destroyed.
7550 (445th BG, 700th BS, "Gallant Lady") caught fire in flight
and crashed near Attlebridge, UK Dec 28, 1943.
Pilot killed, fate of rest of crew unknown.
Salvaged Dec 29, 1943.
7551 (MSN 575) 68th BS, 44th BG, 8th AF crashed due to engine failure 13 Jan 1944 2 mi N of RAF Shipdam, UK
while on training mission. All 10 crew killed.
7552 (489th BG "Lil' Cookie") declaredwarweary and usedas formation assembly ship.
7553 salvaged Nov 1944 as war-weary
7554 (445th BG, 702nd BS) shot down by FW Theodor von Kavarbasic in Bf 110G-2 of ZG 26/7 and crashed at
Mirns, Netherlands Dec 22, 1943. MACR 15597. 7 KIA, 2 POW, 1 evaded. Plane was not named
"Tail End Charley"
7556 (392 BG, 576 BS) crashlanded Dec 4, 1943 at Wendling, UK.
7559 (703rd BS, 445th BG, 8th AF, "Kelly"). Crashed Feb 15, 1944 from unknown Cause at RAF Manston Airfield, Manston Kent England
while returning from a mission on The V-1 Rocket Sites at Siracourt France. All (10) Crew Survived.
Aircraft Was Destroyed
7560 (MSN 584) converted to CB-24H; (392 BG, 576 BS) w/o in takeoff accident at Wendling, England Oct 29, 1944
7560 (392 BG, 576 BS) crashlanded Oct 29, 1944 at Wendling, UK.
7561 (392nd BG, 579th BS, "Mack's Sack II") shot down by two
Fw 190As of JG 1/2 near Endel, Germany Nov 13, 1943. MACR 1554.
5 KIA, 5 POW.
7563 (859th BS, detached from 492nd BG to 2641st Special Group (Provisional), 15th AF, based at Brindisi Airfield,
Brindisi, Italy). Crashed Feb 9, 1945 After Exploded From Unknown Cause in Mid Air at Brusnica Velika,
Yugoslavia While Returning From a carpetbagger Mission to Karlovak Yugoslavia. All (8) Crew Were Killed.
MACR 12361.
7564 (MSN 588) W/o 5 Nov 1943 at Powhattan, KS
7565 (445th BG, 703rd BS) lost Jan 30, 1944, North Sea. MACR 2247.
7566 (445th BG, 702nd BS, 8th AF based at RAF Tibenham)
Shot down Feb 24, 1944 by BF 109G-6 and crashed at Assler, Germany While on a Mission on
the Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha Germany. BF 109G-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot and Unit.
(5) Crew Were Killed. (4) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. MACR 2552
Freeman gives date as Mar 6, 1944.
7567 (445th BG, 700th BS, 8th AF based at RAF Tibenham)
Shot down Feb 24, 1944 By Fw 190A-6 and crashed at Baalder 1 km Northeast of Hardenburg, Holland while on a mission on
Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha Germany. Believed Fw 190A-6 flown By Oblt. Hans Hartigs
of JG 26/2. (6) Crew Killed. (4) Crew Bailed Out and POWs. MACR 2553
7569 (445th BG, 701st BS, 8th AF based at RAF Tibenham)
Shot Down Feb 20, 1944 By Fw 190A-7 in The Holzminden, Germany Area and Crashed 1 km North of Edemissen, Germany
while on a Mission to Brunswick Germany. Aircraft Crashed and Burned. Fw 190A-7 Flown By Hptm. Rolf-Gunther
Hermichen of JG 11/I Stab. All (10) Crew Were Killed. MACR 2439
7570 (445th BG, 703rd BS) lost Feb 2, 1944, France. MACR 2531.
7571 (445th BG, 703rd BS, 8th AF, *Lillian Ann II* based at RAF Tibenham) interned in Switzerland Jul 11, 1944
due to flak damage while returning from mission to Munich, Germany. Missed the airfield
and landed in a cornfield. MACR 6943. All 9 crew survived and were interned in Switzerland. MACR 6943
7572 (446th BG, 705th BS, 8th AF, *Werefolf/Princess O/Rourke*) shot down by AAA Apr 11, 1944, Diepholz, SW
of Strohen, Germany while on missin to Bernburg, Germany. MACR 3782. All 10 crew bailed out and became POW.
7574 (704th BS, 446th BG, 8th AF, *Henry's Pride*) damaged by cannon fire Feb 24, 1944 on mission to Gotha,
Germany. Crew bailed out over England but pilot crashed with the plane at Sternfield, Suffolk, England and was killed.
7576 (from 44tth BG, 700th BS, "Blackdog" to 446th BG, 705th BS, "Stardust") survived WW2
7577 (446th BG, 706th BS, *Buzz Buggy*) crashed on mission to Mimizan, France Dec 31, 1943.
10 KIA. MACR 1679.
7578 (704th BS, 446th BG, 8th AF, *Hula Wahine*) lost superchargers on mission to Frankfurt, Germany and
attacked by enemy fighters over Belgium Jan 29, 1944. Crash-landed at RAF Detling with 2 injured crewmen.
All 10 crew survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
7579 (445th BG, 702nd BS, 8th AF, *Paper Doll*, based at RAF Tibenham)
Shot Down Feb 24, 1944 By BF 109G-6and Crashed at Driedorf, Southwest of Herborn, Germany While on a
Mission on The Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha Germany. BF 109G-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot
and Unit. (3) Crew Killed. (6) Crew Bailed Out Became POWs. MACR 2554
7581 (446th BG, 706th BS, 8th AF, "Flak Bait") shot down by AAA and crashed at Marcillac,
France Dec 31, 1943 on mission to Cognac, France. 1 KIA, 7 POW, 2 evaded. MACR 1680
7582 (44th BG, 66th BS, 8th AF, *Ice Cold Katy*) in midair collision with P-47C 41-6356 Mar 7, 1944 over RAF Shipdham
airfield, UK during training flight. All 7 crew killed.
7583 (446th BG, 707th BS, *Wee Willie*) lost on mission to Orleans May 23, 1944. Bombs were dropped through
closed bomb bay doors, and a piece of the damaged door struck the tail, causing the aircraft
to go into an unrecoverable spin. 10 KIA. MACR 5251
7584 (707th BS, 446th BG, 8th AF, *Merle Lee*) damaged by AAA on mission to V-1 sites in France Jan 21, 1944 and
crashlanded at Hawkinge, Kent, UK. All 10 crew survived, aircraft was salvaged.
7586 (445th BG, 701st BS, 8th AF based at RAF Tibenham ) shot down by flak Mar 6, 1944 and Crash Landed at Schonwalde
Northwest of Berlin, Germany While on a Mission on Factories at Berlin Germany. (1) Crewman Was Killed.
(9) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POW . MACR 2960
7587 (MSN 611) 704th BS, 446th BG, 8th AF in landing accident 7 Jan 1945 at RAF Bungay (USAAF 125), Suffolk, UK.
All crew survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
7588 (392 BG, 578 BS) damaged by AAA and crashed W of Rouen, France
Dec 30, 1943. MACR 1677. 6 POW, 4 evaded.
7589 (446th BG, 705th BS, 8th AF, "Rigor Mortis") shot down by Bf 109G-6 flown by Uffz Ignaz Geirbos
of JG 107/1 Feb 25, 1944 and crashed 1 km from Mittersheim, 15 km N of Sarrebourge, France on mission to
Furth, Germany. All 10 crew bailed out and became POW. MACR 2952
7590 (445th BG, 702nd BS, 8th AF *Paper Doll* based at RAF Tibenham) Shot Down Mar 23, 1944 By Anti-Aircraft Fire
and Crashed Near Wildeshausen Germany While on a Mission to Munster and Hamm Germany. All (10) Crew Bailed
Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. MACR 3544.
7591 (448th BG, 712th BS, 8th AF, *Fat Stuff II*, based at RAF Seething, Station USAAF-146, Norfolk, England)
Landed at Altenrhein airfield, Altenrhein St Gallen, Switzerland Jul 12, 1944 after being damaged by flak
while on mission to Munich, Germany. All 10 crew survived and were interned in Switzerland, returned
in 1945. Aircraft returned Oct 3, 1945 and salvaged Oct 22, 1945. MACR 7559.
Returned Oct 3, 1945 and salvaged Oct 22, 1945
7592 (446th BG, 705th BS, "Sweet Moonbeam McSwine") survived WW2
7593 565th Bombardment Squadron 389th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Hethel Airfield) Station USAAF-114
Norfolk England
Shot Down Jan 7, 1944 By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-6 and Crashed Southeast of Chartres France
While on a Mission on The I. G. Farbenindustrie Chemical Plant at Ludwigshafen Germany. Fw 190A-6 Flown By
Major Egon Mayer of JG 2/Stab. (2) Crew Killed. (9) Crew Bailed Out and (7) Captured & POW(2) Evaded.
MACR 1852
7595 (446th BG, 706th BS, 8th AF) shot down by Fw 190A-78 flown by Oblt Rudiger von Kirchmayr of JG 1/5 Mar 8, 1944
and crashed SE of Ziekau, 5 km from Luckau, Germany while on mission to Erkner, Germany. MACR 2963.
6 crew killed, four bailed out and became POW.
7596 (392 BG, 578 BS) crashlanded Jan 7, 1944 at Wendling, UK.
7598 (392nd BG, 576th BS) seen to leave formation near Hannover.
Crashed near Amersfoort in Holland Mar 6, 1944. Crew taken prisoner. MACR 3183.
7599 (392nd BG, 579th BS) MIA Apr 8, 1944. I have this plane as being
interned in Sweden on that date. MACR 3945
7601 (445th BG, 702nd BS, 8th AF based at RAF Tibenham ) Shot Down Apr 12, 1944 By Fw 190A-8 and
Crashed at Ningeon, Belgium While on a Mission to Zwickau Germany. Fw 190A-8 Flown By Unknown Pilot and Unit.
All (10) Crew Bailed Out and (6) Were Captured and Became POWs. (4) Crew Evaded Capture. MACR 3828.
Another report from Don Schneck has this plane being picked up at Tinker Field on July 29, 1943, and assigned to a
lead crew of the 445th Bomb Group, 702nd Squadron. In March, 1944 it was reassigned/transferred to the
93rd Bomb Group, 329th Squadron, assigned to a lead crew and later to the Squadron Commander. While
with the 93rd, the bombsight was removed and replaced with GEE-H navigation equipment. The aircraft returned
to the USA after the war, with its orginal crew. The aircraft carried the name "Sin Ship". Maybe the
MACR has the wrong serial number.
7603 (44th BG, 67th BS, "Raggedy Ann/Junior") shot down by fighter over North Sea
off Norway Nov 18, 1943. MACR 1380. 10 KIA.
7604 (455th BG, 702nd BS, 8th AF based at RAF Tibenham) Shot Down Mar 9, 1944 By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed 1 km Northwest
of Gehrden Hannover, Germany While on a Mission on The Arado Fluzgeugwerke Factory at Brandenburg, Germany.
All (10) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. MACR 2961.
7605 (392nd BG, 578th BS) shot down by fighter and exploded at
Bedenac, Franc Dec 31, 1943 on mission to St Jean d'Angley, France. MACR 1676.
9 KIA, 1 POW. A burning wing fell into a house and the occupant
died of burns next month.
7606 (488th BG, 714th BS, 8th AF, based at RAF Seething, Station USAAF-146, Norfolk, England)
Shot down Feb 24, 1944 by AAA while returning from mission to Gotha, Germany and crashed
near Sint-Stevens-Woluwe near Brussels, Belgium. 4 crew killed, 6 bailed out and became POW. MACR 2955.
7607 (446th BG, 705th BS, "The Spirit of '77") returned to USA
7608 (446th BG, 705th BS, "Freckle Face") returned to USA
7609 706th Bomb Squadron, 446th Bomb Group, Eighth Air Force, Bungay/Flixton (Station 125); named ‘Lazy Lou’. 14th Troop Carrier Squadron,
61st Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Barkston Heath (Station 483) Dec44. Moments after take-off from Barkston-Heath on a
proficiency flight 18Dec44, there was a mid-air collision with C-109 #42-51766. Soon after the B-24 took off the C-109
appeared in close formation, apparently as a lark. As the B-24 started a left turn away from the airfield, still at only 400ft,
it lost sight of the C-109. The C-109 pilot must have mis-judged his next manoeuvre as his aircraft’s vertical stabilisers
hit the propellers on numbers 1 & 2 engines of the B-24 as they were approaching Carlton Scroop. Meanwhile the B-24 was in a
steepening left turn, having had lost the propellers on both the left engines. The pilot tried to return to the airfield,
but it was short of power and on fire, with the rudder surfaces burning away, making it increasing hard to control.
At only 200ft, losing height and heading towards buildings on the base, they opted to crash land in an open field instead.
But as they cleared a row of trees they saw a thatched building dead ahead. As they eased off the rudder to avoid the building
the aircraft stalled and the left wing dug into the ground, tearing the aircraft apart and killing two of the five aboard,
one of whom was the 14th TCS commanding officer.
7610 (706th BS, 446th BG, 8th AF, *Satan's Sister*) crashed one mile W of RAF Thorpe Abbots (USAAF 139), Norfolk,
England Apr 27, 1944 due to engine failure while on mission to Wizernes, France. Jettisoned the bombs
before it crashed, but one bomb exploded and damaged the tail. 2 KIA, 8 survived, aicraft was destroyed.
7611 (446th BG, 704th BS, 8th AF, *Silver Dollar*) lost Dec 22, 1943, Germany when hit in the wing from above by
bomb dropped from another B-24 aircraft and crashed at Osnbruck, Germany. 8 KIA, 2 bailed out
and became POW. MACR 2009.
7613 (446th BG, 704th BS, "Mi Akin Ass") hit by AAA and crashed at
Noordwijk, W of Groening, Netherlands Dec 22, 1943. 3 KIA, 7 POW. MACR 2008
7614 (328th BS, 93rd BG, 8th AF) crashed near Melun, France Jan 7, 1944 due to engine failure. MACR 2368.
3 crew killed, one after bailout by German soldier. 8 bailed 97t, four became POW, 3 evaded capture.
7615 crashed into a mountain at 10,900 foot level near Shawnee, CO Sep 30, 1943.
All but one of the 12 crew members were killed. There is a marker honoring
the dead at the crash site.
7616 (MSN 640) Conv to CB-24H; w/o 15 Oct 1944 at Bungay, UK
7617 lost Nov 15, 1943, Caribbean. MACR 1091.
7618 (44th BG, 66th BS, "Hell's Kitchen") damaged and interned at Dubendorf, Switzerland Mar 18, 1944. MACR 3982.
7619 (445th BG, 702nd BS) crashed shortly after takeoff Feb 24, 1945 about
300 yards from runway at AAF Station 124 (Tibenham, England). 4 killed, 5 survived.
7620 (446th BG, 706th BS, 8th AF, *The Princess*) shot down by AAA and crashed at Timmel, 12 km S of Aurich, Germany
Apr 8, 1944 on mission to Brunswick, Germany. 3 crew killed, 7 bailed out and became POW. MACR 3931.
7621 (MSN 645) 409th BS, 93rd BG, 8th AF, crashed on takeoff 1 May 1944 at RAF Hardwick, UK, Norfolk, England.
Aircraft exploded and burned. 5 crew killed, 5 crew survived.
7623 (717th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Crashed Mar 24, 1944 Near Mostar, Yugoslavia Due to Mechanical Failure While on a Mission to
Steyr, Austria. (6) Crew Were Killed. (4) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. MACR 3469
7624 (392 BG, 578 BS) crashlanded Mar 9, 1944 at Beccles, UK. Crew survived.
7625 (446th BG, 705th BS, *Happy go Lucky*) damaged by flak and interned at Dubendorf, Switzerland Mar 18, 1944.
MACR 3335.
7626 (392nd BG, 578th BS, "Ramblin' Okie", later "Liberty Belle") two engines
failed, then damaged by Fw Hugo Feutscher in Ju 88C-6 of
NJG 3/11 and ditched in north Sea off Ameland, Netherlands
Dec 13, 1943. MACR 1732. 3 KIA, 7 POW
7627 (445th BG, 702nd BS, 8th AF based at RAF Tibenham) landed in Sweden after damaged By flak while on a mission an Aircraft Assembly
Plant at Tutow, Germany. All (10) Crew Survived and Were Interned in Sweden. Aircraft Returned on October 2, 1945.
MACR 3943.
7630 (44th BG, 506th BS, 8th AF) hit by flak and shot down by Bf 110G-2 flown by Lt Gerhard Bitter of ZG 26/2 and crashed into
North Sea near Langeoog, Frisian Island, Germany Dec 20, 1943. MACR 1712. All 10 crew bailed out, 2 killed and
8 became POW.
7635 (44th BG, 68th BS, 8th AF) shot down by Fw 190A-6 flown by Lt Georg Kiefner of JG 26/1 Jan 21, 1944
near Lignieres Chatelain, 9 km W of Poix de la Somme, France. MACR 2357. 4 crew killed, 7 bailed out (5 evaded
capture, 2 became POW)
7636 ("Three Feathers") shot down in bombing mission to Ploesti
oil fields Dec 14, 1944.
7637 (392nd BG, 577th BS) interned in Sweden Jan 4, 1944. MACR 1910.
7638 (44th BG, 66th BS, "Big Banner") damaged by AAA and crashed into
Ijsselmeer, Netherlands Dec 22, 1943. 9 KIA 1 POW. MACR 1714.
Wreckage & 5/MIA remains recovered 1975;Zuid-Flevoland
7640 (446th BG, 707th BS, 8th AF) shot down by Fw 190A-6 flown by Uffz Paul Turkovitch of JG 2/12 at
Brest, France Nov 18, 1943. MACR 1252. 2 KIA, 10 POW, 2 evaded.
7642 (MSN 666) 506th BS, 44th BG, 8th AF, based at RAF Shipdam, Station USAAF-115, Norfolk, England)
In taxiing accident 9 May 1944 at RAF Shipdam (USAAF Station 115),
Norfolk, UK. All 10 crew survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
7643 (445th BG, 700th BS, 8th AF based at RAF Tibenham) Crashed Mar 16, 1944 at Trouan 30 km North Northeast of Troyes, France Due to
Engine Failure While Returning From a Mission to Friedrichshafen Germany. (5) Crew Were Killed. (5) Crew Bailed
Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. MACR 3186.
7645 (482nd BG, 814th BS, 8th AF) shot down by AAA Mar 2, 1944, Bergen, Netherlands while
on mission to Friedrichshafen, Germany. MACR 3199. 6 crew killed, 6 crew bailed out and became POW.
7647 (44th BG, 506th BS, 8th AF) crashed during landing near RAF Shipdam, UK Nov 13, 1943. 2 crew killed,
8 survived, aircraft DBR.
7648 (MSN 672) 350 BS, 302BG W/o in takeoff accident 27 Feb 1944 at Chatham Field, Savannah, GA
7649 (707th BS, 446th BG, 8th AF, "Gerty The Gremlin") 70 missions, declared war weary Jan 1945. Returned to USA
7650 (44th BG, 67th BS) shot down by AAA and by rocket fired by Me 210 Nov 13, 1943 and belly-landed at Schoterzijl,
Netherlands. 10 Crew POW. MACR 1376.
7651 (446th BG, *Brown Knowser*) crashed near field on return from mission to
Wimereux, France Jun 10, 1944. 1 killed, 9 parachuted to safety.
7654 (MSN 678) after combat career ended, became formation assembly ship "Fearless Freddie"
of 446th BG. Crashed Jan 1945. W/o 29 Jan 1945 at Bungay, UK
7655 (448th BG, 712nd BS, 8th AF, based at RAF Seething, USAAF-146, Norfolk, England)
Shot down by AAA Apr 29, 1944 and crashed at Wildeshausen, Germany while on mission to
ralilroad facilities in Berlin, Germany. 5 crew killed, 5 bailed out and became POW. MACR 4486.
7657 (451st BG) in midair collision with 42-7673 during formation flying training near Milligan, Nebraska
Oct 25, 1943. All 8 crew killed.
7658 (392nd BG, 577th BS) shot down Feb 24, 1944. MACR 2949.
7659 (446th BG, 705th BS, 8th AF< "Brown Knowser") crashed 1 mi NW of RAF Metfield (USAAF 366), Suffolk,
UK Jun 10, 1944 while returning from mission to Wimereux, France due to engine failure. One crewman killed,
9 bailed out and survived. Aircraft was destroyed.
7661 (MSN 685) W/o 6 Oct 1943 at Biggs Field, TX
7662 (MSN 686) W/o 19 Nov 1943 at Belchertown, MA
7666 (MSN 690) W/o 25 Mar 1945 at Liberal, KS
7669 (482 BG, 814 BS) collided in midair with 42-100005 during assembly for mission to
Frankfurt Jan 29, 1944 and crashed near English villages of Gissing and Tivetshall, Norfolk.
All 14 aboard killed.
7670 (MSN 694) W/o 7 Dec 1943 at Beaufort NAS, SC
7672 (MSN 696) 814th BS, 482nd BG, 8th AF crashed from unknown 23 Jan 1944 at Bassingbourn, Cambridgeshire,
UK. Unknown number of crew killed, aircraft was destroyed.
7673 (451st BG) in midair collision with 42-7657 during formation flying training near Milligan, Nebraska
Oct 25, 1943. 9 crew killed, one crewman thronwn clear and managed to open his chute and
survived.
7674 (MSN 698) W/o 6 Dec 1943 at Huntington Lake, CA
7676 (MSN 700) W/o 30 Dec 1943 at Charleston AAF, SC
7679 (446th BG, 704th BS, 8th AF, *The Beast*) shot down by AAA and fighters and crashed 300 meters W of
Osterlinde 22 km E of Hildesheim, Germany Apr 8, 1944 while on mission to Brunswick Germany. One
crewman killed, 9 bailed out and became POW. MACR 3930.
7680 W/o 23 Dec 1943 at Salome, AZ
7681 (448th BG, 715th BS) crashed due to engine failure 12 mi NW of Marrakech,
French Morocco Dec 8, 1943. MACR 4135 and 3907. All aboard killed.
7682 (587th BS, 466th BG) lost at Stevensbeck, Holland 3/31/1945.
7683 (448th BG, 714th BS, 8th AF, based at RAF Seething, Station USAAF-146, Norfolk, England)
Shot down by FW 190A-8 flown by Fw Walter Dobrath of JG 1/1 Apr 29, 1944 and crashed near
Vechta, Germany while on mission to railroad facilities in Berlin, Germany. One crewman killed,
9 bailed out and became POW. MACR 4487.
7684 (471st BG, 806th BS) crashed near Barela, CO Nov 17, 1943. 1 killed.
7685 (MSN 709) W/o 10 Oct 1943 at Tulsa, OK
7686 (MSN 710) Conv to TB-24H
7689 (MSN 713) W/o 19 Jan 1944 at Alamogordo, NM
7691 (719th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Shot down Apr 4, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 Near Alexandria, Rumania While on a
Mission on The Marshalling Yards at Bucharest, Rumania. BF 109G-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot and Unit.
(7) Crew Were Killed. (3) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. MACR 3703
7696 (MSN 720) W/o 2 Mar 1944 at Chatham Field, GA
7697 (450th BG) lost Mar 17, 1944. MACR 3261.
7700 (716th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Shot down Feb 22, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 10 km South of Vorau Near
Salzburg, Germany While on a Mission on The Me 109 Aircraft Factory at Regensburg, Germany.
Believe BF 109G-6 Flown By Lt. Emil Kaiser of JG 27/3. (7) Crew Were Killed. (4) Crew Bailed Out
and Were Captured and Became POWs. MACR 2613
7701 (MSN 725) Converted to TB-24H
7707 (MSN 731) W/o 23 Feb 1944 at Wendover Field, UT
7708 (MSN 732, 716th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Crash landed 17 Jul 1944 at Grottaglie Airfield Taranto Italy While Checking Out a New Pilot.
(1) Crewman Was Killed. Rest of Crew Survived. Aircraft Was Destroyed. Washed Out.
7709 (448th BG, 715th BS, 8th AF, based at RAF Seething, Station USAAF-146, Norfolk, England)
Shot down by German fighter Jan 5, 1944 and crashed into Baltic Sea while on mission to shipyard
at Kiel, Germany. All 10 crew killed. MACR 2515.
7710 (450th BG) lost Feb 14, 1944. MACR 3157.
7712 (448th BG, 713rd BS, 8th AF, based at RAF Seething, Station USAAF-146, Norfolk, England)
Shot down by AAA Jan 5, 1944 and crqshed near Neumunster, SW of Kiel, Germany while on mission to
shipyard at Kiel, Germany. 7 crew killed, 3 bailed out and became POW. MACR 2514.
7713 (448th BG, 715th BS, "The Merry Max") in belly landing at East Wreatham, UK Nov 26, 1943
7714 (450th BG) lost Feb 22, 1944, Germany. MACR 2694.
7715 (719th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Crashed Feb 22, 1944 into The Side of Mountain From Unknown Cause 20 Miles South of Graz, Austria
While on a Mission The Me 109 Aircraft Factory at Regensburg, Germany. All (11) Crew Bailed Out
and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. MACR 3174
7717 returned to USA Apr 25, 1945.
42-7718/7769 Ford B-24H-5-FO Liberator
MSN 742/793
7720 (727th BS, 451st BG, 15th AF, based at San Pancrazio Airfield, San Pancrazio Salentino, Italy)
Shot down Apr 5, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 Over Moreni, Rumania While
on a Mission on The Marshalling Yards at Ploesti, Rumania. Aircraft Exploded. BF 109G-6 Flown
By Unknown Pilot & Unit. (5) Crew Killed (1) Parachute Failed To Open (2) Died of Wounds.
(5) Crew Bailed Out & Captured & POWs. Released in 1945. MACR 4080.
7721 (MSN 745) 725th BS, 451st BG, 15th AF, based at Gioia del Colle Airfield, Apulia, Italy
Ground looped 23 Jan 1944 at Nothrup AB, Italy. All (10) Crew Survived. Aircraft Was Destroyed.
Washed Out.
7722 (448th BG, 714th BS, 8th AF, based at RAF Seething, Station USAAF-146, Norfolk, England)
Shot down Jan 5, 1944 by German fighter over Kiel, Germany while on mission to shipyard at
Kiel, Germany. All 10 crew killed. MACR 2516.
7723 (717th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Crash landed Aug 12, 1944 at Tarquinia Airfield, Tarquinia, Italy While Returning From a Mission to
Toulon, France. All (10) Crew Survived. Aircraft Damaged Beyond Repair. Salvaged on August 12, 1944.
7724 (450th BG) lost Jan 16, 1944. MACR 2207.
7725 (724th BS, 451st BG, 15th AF, based at San Pancrazio Airfield, San Pancrazio, Salentino, Italy)
Shot down Mar 11, 1944 By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed 2 km South of Cap Capet 35 km South of
Toulon, France in The Mediterranean Sea While on a Mission to Toulon, France. Aircraft Caught
Fire and Broke in Half and Crashed in The Mediterranean Sea. All (10) Crew Were Killed. MACR 15249
7726 (718th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Ground accident Aug 1, 1944 at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy. Damaged Beyond Repair. Salvaged.
7727 (716th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Shot down Feb 25, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 3 km West of Heinheim, Germany
While on a Mission on The Messerschmitt BF 109 Factory at Regensburg, Germany.
Believed BF 109G-6 Flown By Oblt. Eberhard Bock of JG 104/2. All (10) Crew Were Killed. MACR 3203
7728 (450th BG) lost Apr 25, 1944. MACR 4628
7730 (718th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Rammed Jan 30, 1944 By German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 From Under The Aircraft and Hit The Bomb
Bay Southwest of Udine, Italy While on a Mission on Udine Airfield at Udine, Italy.
Both Aircraft Exploded in Mid Air. BF-109G-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot and Unit. All (10) Crew Were Killed.
MACR 2479.
7731 (450th BG) lost Mar 11, 1944, France. MACR 3201.
7733 (MSN 757, 712th BS, 448th BG, 8th AF, based at RAF Seething, Station USAAF-146, Norfolk, England)
Crashed during wheels-up belly landing 13 Dec 1943 at RAF Predanneck, Station USAAF-504, Cronwall, UK.
All crew survived, aircraft was destroyed.
7734 (MSN 758) 725th BS, 451st BG, 15th AF, based at San Pancrazio Airfield, San Pancrazio, Salentino, Italy)
Landing accident Mar 21, 1944 at Manduria airfield, Manduria, Italy. All (10) Crew Survived.
Aircraft Was Destroyed. Washed Out.
7735 (450th BG, 720th BS, "Peg O' My Heart") crashed into mountain
5 mi W of Mechmeya, Algeria Dec 19, 1943. 12 killed, 1 injured.
7737 (716th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Damaged Jun 26, 1944 when Hit By Anti-Aircraft Fire Over Austria While on a Mission on The Aircraft
Factory at Vienna, Austria. Crashed in Yugoslavia While on The Way Back to Base. (1) Crewman Was Killed.
(9) Crew Bailed Out and Evaded Capture. MACR 6443.
7738 (726th BS, 451st BG, 15th AF, "Hard to Get", based at Gioia del Colle Airfield, Apulia, Italy)
Crashed Feb 25, 1944 at Farla di Majano, Italy 5 Miles North of Udine, Italy Due to Damage From Gunfire
From German BF 109G-6 While Returning From a Mission on The ME 109 Aircraft Factory at Regensburg, Germany.
(1) Crewman Was Killed. (10) Crew Bailed Out and (5) Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945.
(5) Crew Evaded Capture. MACR 3284.
7739 (715th BS, 448th BG, 8th AF, based at RAF Seething, Station USAAF-146, Norfolk, England)
Lost from unknown cause Mar 23, 1944 in Germany. Most crew fate unknown, but one became POW. MACR 3547
7740 (450th BG, 722nd BS) crashed at San Pancranzio Jan 30, 1944. Scavenged for spare parts.
7741 (716th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Crash landed at near Bari airfield, Bari, Italy Jan 14, 1944 due to Engine Failure While Returning
From a Mission to Mostar, Yugoslavia. All (10) Crew Bailed Out and Survived. Aircraft Was Destroyed. Salvaged.
7742 (450th BG) lost Sep 10, 1944. MACR 8372.
7743 (450th BG) lost Jan 24, 1944. MACR 2065.
7744 (717th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, bsed at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Shot down May 5, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 Near Ploesti, Rumania While on a Mission
on The Marshalling Yards at Ploesti, Rumania. Aircraft Exploded. BF 109G-6 Flown By Ofw. Johann Pichler
of JG 77/7. (4) Crew Were Killed. (6) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. MACR 4714.
7745 (449th BG, 718th BS, 15th AF, *Sleepy Time Gal*, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Shot down Feb 23, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 and Crashed at Mitterberg
20 km South of Wels, Austria While on a Mission to Steyr, Austria. Believed BF 109G-6 Flown
By Lt. Gerhard Keppler of JG 27/2. (7) Crew Were Killed. (3) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and
Became POWs. MACR 2685.
7746 (450th BG, "Miss Fury") lost Feb 25, 1944, Stranska vas, Ivancna Gorica, Slovenia. MACR 3297
7747 (449th BG, 719th BS, "Pudgy II") crashed into a mountain near
Tareudant, French Morocco Dec 8, 1943. All 14 onboard killed.
7748 (450th BG) lost Sep 13, 1944, Italy. MACR 8444.
7750 (449th BG, 718th BS, *Wood's Chopper*) crashed while landing at Grottaglie, Italy Jul 2, 1944
from battle damage received over Budapest.
7752 (MSN 776) W/o 20 Jun 1944 at Manduria, Italy
7754 (448th BG, 715th BS, "Harmful Li'l Armful") shot down by
Gefr. Schulmayer in Bf 109F-2 of JGr Ost/4 2 mi S of Lesparre-Medoc,
France Dec 31, 1943. MACR 3093. 3 KIA, 4 POW, 2 evaded.
7755 (448th BG, 714th BS) salvaged as war-weary Nov 8, 1944.
7756 (718th BS, 449th BG, 15th BS, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Taxiing accidwent Mar 25, 1944 at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy. All (10) Crew Survived.
Right Main Strut Ruptured. Aircraft Damaged Beyond Repair. Salvaged and Used as Spare Parts.
7757 (724th BS, 451st BG, 15th AF, based at Castelluccio Airfield, Foggia, Italy)
Crashed Jun 6, 1944 45 Miles Southwest of Belgrade, Yugoslavia While Returning From a Mission on
The Oil Refineries at Ploesti, Rumania After (1) Engine Damaged By Flak Over Rumania.
All (10) Crew Bailed Out and Evaded Capture and Returned on August 11, 1944. MACR 5477.
7759 (MSN 783) 727th BS, 451st BG, 15th AF, based at Castelluccio Airfield, Foggia, Italy
Take off accident 17 May 1944 at Castelluccio airfield, Italy. All (10) Crew Survived.
Aircraft Was Destroyed. Washed Out.
7761 (719th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Landing Accident Feb 8, 1944 at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy During a Down Wind Landing
While Returning Early With a Full Bomb Load. All (10) Crew Survived. Aircraft Damaged Beyond Repair. Salvaged.
7762 (718th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Made an Emergency Landing Apr 2, 1944 at Foggia Main Airfield, Foggia, Italy While Returning From a
Mission to Steyr, Austria. All (10) Crew Survived. Aircraft Damaged Beyond Repair. Salvaged.
7763 (725th BS, 451st BG, 15th AF, based at Castelluccio Airfield, Foggia, Italy)
Shot down Aug 23, 1944 By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed North of Bruck an der Mur, Austria While on a
Mission on Markersdorf Airfield, Austria. All (10) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs.
Released in 1945. MACR 8324
7764 (448th BG, 715th BS) damaged but returned to Seething (UK) Feb 21, 1944
7765 (724th BS, 451st BG, 15th AF, "Knock It Off", based at Gioia del Colle Airfield, Apulia, Italy)
Shot down Feb 25, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 and Crashed 25 Miles South
of Klagenfurt, Austria While on a Mission on The MF 109 Aircraft Factory at Regensburg Germany.
BF 109G-6 Flown By Ofw. Rudolf Schmidt of JG 53/3. (1) Crewman Killed. (9) Crew Bailed Out and
Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. MACR 3173.
7766 (389th BG, 566th BS, "Heavy Date") shot down by Fw Gottfried Kurzernhart in
Bf 110F-4 of NJG 4/9 Dec 30, 1943 and crashed
2km SE of La Horne, Belgium. MACR 1974. 7 POW, 2 evaded, 1 KIA
7767 (44th BG, 67th BS, 8th AF) shot down by Bf 109G-6 flown by unknown pilot and unit and crashed
at Hannover, Germany Apr 8, 1944. MACR 3849. 7 crew killed, 3 bailed out and became POW.
Also listed as being named "Shack Rabbit" and returned to USA.
7768 (714th BS, 448th BG, 8th AF, based at RAF Seething, Station USAAF-146, Norfolk, England)
Shot down Feb 21, 1944 by Bf 109G-6 flown by Lt Kilian of JG 11/7 and crashed at Hoerstel,
Germany in raid on Hesepe Airfield. 2 crew killed, 8 bailed out and became POW. MACR 2469.
7769 (716th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Shot down Jan 31, 1944 By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed North of Aviano, Italy While on a
Mission on Aviano Airfield, Aviano, Italy. Aircraft Exploded in Mid Air. (2) Crew Were Killed.
(8) Crew Bailed Out and (5) Were Captured and Became POWs. (3) Crew Evaded Capture. MACR 2300.
42-7770 Ford B-24E-FO Liberator
42-7771 Grumman OA-12
Model G-15. J2F-5 #00660 of US Navy transferred to USAAF
42-7772 Stout XC-65 Skycar
Was NX22446
42-7773/7792 Taylorcraft O-57 Grasshopper
Ordered as O-57, redesignated L-2 Apr 1942
MSN 4045/4054 and 4056/4066
7777 (MSN 4049) w/o 10 Aug 1943 at Hampton, FL
7778 (MSN 4050) W/o 7 Feb 1942 at Fort Benning, GA
7786 (MSN 4059) W/o 25 Feb 1942 at Evans Landing, IN
7789 (MSN 4062) w/o 1 Aug 1944 at Laurel AAF, Laurel, MS
42-7793/7812 Aeronca O-58A Grasshopper
Ordered as O-58A, redesignated L-3A Apr 1942
7794 to civil registry as N47750
7795 W/o 5 Sep 1942 at Gastonia Airport, NC
7796 to civil registry as N49087
7797 on display at Fort Rucker, AL. In 2013 was no longer there.
7798 to civil registry as N46513. Supposedly in storage at Fort Rucker, but the plane there is actually
a civilian TC-65.
7802 overshot landing and hit tree 3/11/1943, Denton, TX
7803 w/o 4 Jan 1944 at Seymour Johnson Field, NC
7804 in Category 3 accident Feb 11,1 943 at Woodson, Arkansas. Condemned Jun 14, 1943.
7805 to civil registry as N49020
7808 W/o 12 Jan 1942 at Lawson Field, GA
42-7813/7852 Piper O-59 Grasshopper
Model J3C-65D. Redesignated L-4 Apr 1942. 7814/7852 MSN 7845/7883
7813 (MSN 7842) W/o 1 Dec 1941 at Post Field, OK
7819 (MSN 7850) W/o 2 Nov 1941 at Wadesboro, NC
7827 (MSN 7858) w/o 30 May 1945 at Petrolia AAAF, TX
7828 (MSN 7859) w/o 29 Apr 1943 at Camp Campbell Reservation, KY
7829 (MSN 7860) w/o 21 Mar 1943 at Harvey, IL
7830 (MSN 7861) w/o 10 Oct 1942 at Hunter Field, GA
7833 (MSN 7864) w/o 6 Apr 1943 at Lillington, NC
7839 (MSN 7870) w/o 7 Dec 1945 at Durham, NC
7840 (MSN 7871) w/o 10 Feb 1943 at Pope Field, NC
7841 (MSN 7872) W/o 1 Apr 1942 at Margate, NJ
7843 (MSN 7874) w/o 9 Nov 1942 at Wooster, OH
7845 (MSN 7875) w/o 20 Jun 1944 at Elmendorf, AK
42-7853/7957 Republic P-47D-1-RE Thunderbolt
7853 (MSN 1) 63rd FS [UN-R], 56th FG, 8th AF; 335th FS [WD-C],
4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356
7854 (MSN 2) 487th FS [HO-D bar], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Gusillier II"
7855 (MSN 3)
7856 (MSN 4)
7857 (MSN 5)
7858 (MSN 6)
7859 (MSN 7)
7860 (MSN 8) 62nd FS, 56th FG, 8th AF; 61st FS; "Chow Hound" [Artwork and name never applied although preliminary sketch done]
7861 (MSN 9) 514th FS, 406th FG, 9th AF; "Margie Ann"; shot down by Bf 109K-4 believed flown by Uffz Paul Gunther
Kramper of JG 53/11 NE of Rheda, Germany February 22, 1945; MACR 12688. Pilot taken POW
7862 (MSN 10) HQ Squadron, 8th Fighter Command, 8th AF, Bovingdon, Station 112; 334th FS [QP-L],
4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356
7863 (MSN 11) 82nd FS [MX-O], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; 335th FS [WD-C], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden,
Station 356; Shot up by 3 x Fw 190's, heavily oil streaked but brought back to Debden thanks to another
pilot who shot one of them off his tail and provided escort to base, 16Aug43; [WD-E]; 410th FS, 373rd FG,
9th AF, Illesheim [R-10], Germany; Crash landed 5Jun45 at Illesheim
7864 (MSN 12)
7865 (MSN 13) 63rd FS, 56th FG, 8th AF; Crashed with engine failure at Gournay-sur-Aronde, 15km NW of
Compiègne, France August 16, 1943; MACR 266. Pilot bailed out & taken POW
7866 (MSN 14) 62nd FS [LM-G], 56th FG, 8th AF, Halesworth, Station 365; "Greek"; Crashed 5Sep44 with
propeller control failure at Halesworth
7867 (MSN 15)
7868 (MSN 16)
7869 (MSN 17) 84th FS [WZ-O], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357
7870 (MSN 18) 62nd FS [LM-R], 56th FG, 8th AF, Halesworth, Station 365; "Pappy"; Accident 21Jan44 landing
at Halesworth; 312th Ferrying Squadron, 27th Air Transport Group, 8th AF, Langford Lodge, Northern Ireland,
Station 597; Accident 6Jul44 landing at Langford Lodge airfield, Lough Neagh, Ireland while on ferry flight.
Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
7871 (MSN 19) 61st FS [HV-F then A], 56th FG, 8th AF, Halesworth, Station 365; Combat damaged 30Jul43 by a
Bf 109 which was then shot down by another 61FS aircraft, the P-47 returning damaged to Halesworth;
Mid air collision 9Aug43 at RAF Halesworth, Suffolk, UK; Able to land, aircraft damaged and repaired and
used by 351st Bomb Group, 8th AF, Polebrook, Station 110 as formation monitor
7872 (MSN 20) 551st Fighter Training Squadron [VM-H], 6th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Accident 5Jun43 landing at Atcham; Crashed 30Sep43 with P-47D 42-7898 near Cats Tor, Peak District, one mile E of
Bollington; Pilot killed. The two Thunderbolts were on a training exercise from their base at Atcham
near Shrewsbury when they crashed in low cloud on the western slope of Cat’s Tor near the Cat and Fiddle
in the Peak District.
7873 (MSN 21) 336th FS [VF-J], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; Crash landed 17Jun43 with engine fire
and failure at North Weald, Essex, UK
7874 (MSN 22) 334th FS [QP-L], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; "The Deacon"; Crashed 2Dec43 when caught
fire while on a test flight at Moat Farm, Kenton, Stowmarket, Suffolk; Witnesses reported seeing the
Thunderbolt dive into the ground at an angle of 30°-40° and disintegrate on impact; Pilot killed
7875 (MSN 23) 334th FS [QP-T], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; Crashed 14Jun43 on local altitude
training flight due to bad weather 2 miles E of Swaffham, Norfolk, UK; Pilot killed, aircraft was destroyed.
7876 (MSN 24) 334th FS [QP-K], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; "Miss Dallas"
7877 (MSN 25) War Bond aircraft; "Jackson County, Michigan, Fighter"; 61st FS [HV-D then L], 56th FG, 8th AF;
"In The Mood", artwork of nude under name; 551st Fighter Training Squadron [VM-Q], 495th Fighter
Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Accident 17Oct44 at RAF Ternhill
7878 (MSN 26) 62nd FS [LM-R], 56th FG, 8th AF; 63rd FS [UN-G]; "Li'l Goody"; Force landed 14Oct43 near Doddington, Kent.
Pilot OK, aircraft repaired and transferred to 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Accident 16Nov44 when nosed over landing at Creil [A-81C], France. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged
and washed out.
7879 (MSN 27) 335th FS [WD-O], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; [WD-M]; 22nd FS, 36th FG, 9th AF,
Kingsnorth, UK, Station 418; Crashed 28May44 on take-off at Kingsnorth
7880 (MSN 28) War Bond aircraft, paid for by citizens of Redondo Beach, California; To 61st FS [HV-N], 56th FG, 8th AF
7881 (MSN 29) 334th FS [QP-E], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, UK, Station 356; Artwork of three Gremlins, another was
located on the rear fuselage. Crashed Jul 19, 1943 just off Debden while returning from a local flight.
Witnesses noted that the pilot was flying low and climbing. He reached the top of a sharp bank across
the road from the E-W runway when his plane dived straight for the ground and went up in flames; Pilot killed
7882 (MSN 30) 83rd FS [HL-H], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; "Sabotage Jr."; Crash landed 21Sep43 at
RAF Tangmere, Sussex, UK; Pilot survived. Repaired and to 379th Bomb Group, 8th AF, Kimbolton, Station 117
7883 (MSN 31) 82nd FS [MX-C; MX-X], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; "Iron Ass"; Last seen after
aerial combat with Fw 190 and Bf 109 fighters over Rheine, Germany and crashed near Tongeren, NW of
Kortenberg, Belgium February 10, 1944; MACR 2161. Pilot killed.
7884 (MSN 32) 336th FS [VF-P]; 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; "Reggies Reply" under
windshield [Named after the pilot's brother, who had perished during the Battle of the Atlantic] / "Lucky"
[name of pilot's dog] - Artwork of dog in horseshoe; [VF-T], "Donnie Boy" , Artwork - eagle wearing boxing
gloves; 506th FS [4K-T], 404th FG, 9th AF; Shot down by return fire while strafing an armored column,
exploded and crashed SE of Avranches, France July 31, 1944; MACR 7933. Pilot killed.
The plane was flown regularly by Don Gentile from May 1943 until Sep 1943. Later assigned to John Godfrey.
7885 (MSN 33) 63rd FS [UN-N], 56th FG, 8th AF, Halesworth, Station 365; "Bonnie Ann" [Named for pilot's
wife and first child]; Accident 28Dec43 landing at Halesworth; Shot down by flak and made wheels-up belly landing at
Schmalge, near Rahden, 20km N of Lübbecke, Germany March 8, 1944; MACR 2840. Pilot taken POW
7886 (MSN 34) 84th FS [WZ-P], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; 361st FS [QI-Z], 356th FG, 8th AF,
Martlesham Heath, Station 369; Shot down by flak, crashed and exploded at Mantes-Gassicourt, France
June 10, 1944; MACR 5751. Pilot killed
7887 (MSN 35) 62nd FS [LM-J], 56th FG, 8th AF; "Moonbeam McSwine"; Shot down by Fw Hans Wulfers in Bf 109G-6
July 29, 1943 at Zandvoort, Netherlands; MACR 119. Pilot bailed out and taken POW
7888 (MSN 36) 82nd FS [MX-V], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; 514th FS [O7-V], 406th FG, 9th AF, Ashford,
Station 417; Crashed 28Apr44 after engine failure at Ashford. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
7889 (MSN 37) 83rd FS [HL-I], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; Declared war weary; 551st Fighter
Training Squadron, 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Crashed 18Oct44 in bad
weather at Eaton Park, Chester; Pilot killed
7890 (MSN 38) 334th FS [QP-B], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; "Boise Bee"; 551st Fighter Training
Squadron [VM-K], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Crash landed 16Jun44 at
Charlton Farm, near Wellington, Salop. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
7891 (MSN 39) 62nd FS [LM-M], 56th FG, 8th AF; Combat damaged 29Jul43 by Bf 109 causing the main
landing gear to collapse on landing at Halesworth; Shot down by Hptm Wilhelm Lemke in Bf 109G-6 of
JG 3/9 at Warsage, Belgium August 17, 1943; MACR 264. Pilot KIA
7892 (MSN 40) 336th FS [VF-?], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; 397th FS [D3-D bar], 368th FG, 9th AF,
Chilbolton, Station 404, received March 1944.
7893 (MSN 41) 63rd FS [UN-F], 56th FG, 8th AF; Crashed into North Sea when engine failed 20 miles W of
Ijmuiden, Netherlands November 29, 1943; MACR 1278. Pilot KIA
7894 (MSN 42) 84th FS [WZ-Q], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; "Rebel"; Accident 30Aug43
landing at Duxford; "Mister Luckey"; 370th FS [CS-L], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133;
Force landed at RAF Martlesham Heath, Suffolk, England April 11, 1944; pilot survived, aircraft badly
damaged but repaired. 551st Fighter Training Squadron [VM-L], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF,
Atcham, Station 342; Accident 15Oct44 at Atcham
7895 (MSN 43) 336th FS [VF-K], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; Artwork of angel on cloud; 63rd FS [UN-N],
56th FG, 8th AF; 386th FS [D5-H], 365th FG, 9th AF
7896 (MSN 44) 63rd FS [UN-H], 56th FG, 8th AF; 3rd Gunnery & Tow Target Flight [LJ-D], 496th Fighter
Training Group, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; Declared war weary
7897 (MSN 45) 551st Fighter Training Squadron, 6th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Crashed 18Jul43
into a hill at the top of Ffrith Dreborth close to Glyndyfrdwy, Llangollen, Wales; Pilot killed. The
pilot was on a local flying exercise from Atcham with three other P-47s when his aircraft crashed on high
ground. The investigating officer found that the fuel supply had been switched from the main tank to
the auxiliary which together with a statement from a person on the ground suggested the aircraft was
possibly suffering from an engine related problem, also the flaps had been lowered. The first part
of the aircraft to touch the ground was the tail, followed about 100 yards later by the propeller.
Shortly after the aircraft began to break up, with the tail detaching close to the turbocharger
and the engine coming away from its mounts. The wings broke off and the remaining part of the fuselage
rolled down the slope, the pilot and his seat were thrown from the cockpit.
7898 (MSN 46) 551st Fighter Training Squadron, 6th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Crashed 30Sep43 with P-47D 42-7872 near Cats Tor, one mile E of Bollington; Pilot killed. The two
Thunderbolts were on a training exercise from their base at Atcham near Shrewsbury when they
crashed in low cloud on the western slope of Cat’s Tor near the Cat and Fiddle in the Peak District.
7899 (MSN 47) 84th FS [WZ-H then J], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; "El Bango"; Declared war weary;
Detachment B [5F-M], 65th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Boxted, Station 150
7900 (MSN 48) 352nd FS, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366;
412th FS, 373rd FG, 9th AF, Le Culot [A-89], Belgium; Accident 21Jan45 landing at Le Culot;
Damaged 28Feb45 on take-off at Le Culot. Pilot survived but aircraft was destroyed.
7901 (MSN 49) 335th FS [WD-G], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356, then to 353rd FG, 352nd FS.
Shot down by Lt. Werner Beckers in Bf 109G-6 of JG 2/4 at Ligny, Belgium Sep 6, 1943. MACR 541. Pilot KIA
7902 (MSN 50) 350th FS, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Destroyed 17Jun43 in collision
with P-47D 42-7926 on landing at Goxhill
7903 (MSN 51) 350th FS, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366; 361st FG,
8th AF, Bottisham, Station 374;
7904 (MSN 52) 352nd FS [SX-F], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "8 Gun Melody"; Metfield,
Station 366; Accident 14Sep43 landing at Metfield; Crashed 11Jan44 into North Sea after the
aircraft appeared to suffer an oxygen fault or the pilot became disorientated in the overcast; MACR 2007. Pilot MIA
7905 (MSN 53) 352nd FS [SX-Z], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366; Shot down by
Lt. Werner Beckers in Bf 109G-6 of JG 2/4 at Ligny, Belgium and crashed at Gueudecourt, near Bapaume,
France September 6, 1943; Pilot KIA
7906 (MSN 54) 351st FS [YJ-L], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "Chief Wahoo"; Metfield, Station 366;
83rd FS [HL-R], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; Shot down by flak and caught fire while strafing
locomotives near Venlo, Netherlands March 30, 1944. MACR 3461. The pilot bailed out but his parachute was on fire
and he was killed when he hit the ground.
7907 (MSN 55) 350th FS [LH-J], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "Lonesome Polecat"; Metfield, Station 366;
Crashed near Dusseldorf, Germany November 5, 1943; MACR 1447. Pilot KIA. The pilot was last seen in a
dive apparently after an enemy aircraft.
7908 (MSN 56) 350th FS [LH-T], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366;
Damaged 16Aug43 taxying at Metfield; Crash landed 14Oct43 at Thrift Farm, Herongate, Essex due to
damage received during a mission to Schweinfurt, Germany; Pilot killed
7909 (MSN 57) 350th FS, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Damaged 3Jul43 by ground crew taxying
at Goxhill; Nobody injured, repaired. To 376th FS [E9-E], 361st FG, 8th AF, Bottisham, Station 374; "Carol"
7910 (MSN 58) 352nd FS [SX-J], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366; Force
landed 18Oct43 with engine failure at Theberton airfield; Declared war weary; Detachment B [5F-Q],
65th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Boxted, Station 150; Damaged 21Jun44 taxying at RAF Halesworth, Suffolk, UK
7911 (MSN 59) 335th FS [WD-P], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; Shot down by Hptm Friedrich Eberle in
Bf 109G-6 of JG 1/9 at Stadskanaal, Netherlands October 8, 1943; MACR 882 and 938. Pilot bailed out,
evaded but was captured and taken POW
7912 (MSN 60) 352nd FS, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Crashed 24Jul43 Claxby, north of Market Rasen,
LIncolnshire; Pilot killed. This aircraft took off from Goxhill as one of a pair for high-altitude
formation practice. After 30 minutes' work, the element leader decided to descend. At 15,000 feet,
the leader sighted a bomber at around 11,500 feet and brought his pair of aircraft in for a mock
attack pass. Both fighters passed below the bomber and rejoined formation. Shortly afterwards this
aircraft disappeared from the element leader's sight. The wreckage of this aircraft was found near
Market Rasen, having dived in at high speed from a steep angle.
7913 (MSN 61) 551st Fighter Training Squadron [VM-P], 6th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Damaged 23Jun43 taxying at Atcham; 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Accident 27Jan44 landing at Atcham; Crash landed 8Jun44 at Lytonhouse Farm, Wells, Somerset. Pilot
survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
7914 (MSN 62) 83rd FS [HL-P], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; "Miss Norma"; Force landed 29Sep43
at Nuthampstead, Hertfordshire, UK, pilot surived, aircraft repaired; Detachment B, 65th Fighter Wing,
8th AF, Boxted, Station 150
7915 (MSN 63) 334th FS [QP-U], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; Shot down by Hptm Detlev Rohwer
in Bf 109G-6 of JG 3/2 at Ruinerwold, Netherlands October 8, 1943; MACR 857 and 937. Pilot bailed out
and taken POW
7916 (MSN 64) 82nd FS [MX-O], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; Crashed at Campeaux, N of Gournay-en-Bray,
France after the engine caught fire and then failed February 29, 1944; MACR 2746. Pilot bailed out at
12,000ft and became POW.
7917 (MSN 65) 1st Gunnery & Tow Target Flight, 6th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Crashed 31Aug43 with mechanical failure at Woore, 7 miles NE of Market Drayton, UK; Pilot bailed out,
aircraft was destroyed.
7918 (MSN 66) 84th FS [WZ-Y], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; "Old Ironsides"
7919 (MSN 67) 334th FS [QP-N], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; "Lilliput"; Damaged 22Sep43 when the
right landing gear failed and the aircraft ground looped landing at RAF Warmwell, Dorset damaging the
propeller, landing gear and right wing; 23rd FS, 36th FG, 9th AF, Juvincourt [A-68], France;
Damaged 5Oct44 on take-off at Juvincourt. Pilot survived but aircraft was destroyed.
7920 (MSN 68) 334th FS [QP-N], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; Mid air collision 21May43 with P-47C
41-6406 near Ghent, Belgium when chasing a Fw 190 aircraft inland after a fighter sweep to the
Ghent-Ostend area of Belgium; MACR 2663. Pilot killed
7921 (MSN 69) HQ Squadron, 8th Fighter Command, 8th AF, Bovingdon, Station 112; Damaged 13Jul43 taxying
at Bovingdon; Destroyed by fire 20Dec43 when ground looped at Bovingdon
7922 (MSN 70) 351st FS, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366; Declared war weary;
Detachment B [5F-Z], 65th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Boxted, Station 150
7923 (MSN 71) 82nd FS [MX-D; MX-J], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; Crashed with fuel
exhaustion in the English Channel 15 miles W of Dieppe, France January 24, 1944. The aircraft was low
on fuel in bad weather but was on the wrong heading to land at RAF Manston, Kent to refuel; MACR 2112.
Pilot MIA
7924 (MSN 72) 334th FS [QP-F], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; Shot down by Maj Kurt Brandle
in Bf 109G-6 of JG 3/II Stab and crashed into Wieringer Vlaak, Ijsselmeer, Netherlands
November 3, 1943; MACR 4126. Pilot KIA; Wreckage recovered, reported to be at Mototechnica Museum,
Bad Oeynhausen, Allemagne; Museum closed 2007 and all remaining objects were due for removal by end 2016
7925 (MSN 73) 552nd Fighter Training Squadron, 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Crashed 14Jan44 on edge of town of Nantwich, Cheshire after entering high speed dive; Pilot may have
suffered anoxia and passed out; Pilot killed
7926 (MSN 74) 351st FS, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Accident 17Jun43 in collision with P-47D
42-7902 landing at Goxhill; Repaired. To 552nd Fighter Training Squadron [DQ-K], 6th Fighter Wing,
8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Crash landed 25Oct43 with mechanical failure at Atcham; repaired.
To 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Crash landed 19May44 Sondern Estate,
near Atcham; Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
7927 (MSN 75) HQ Squadron, 6th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Destroyed when force landed
14Aug43 with fuel starvation at Atcham
7928 (MSN 76) 334th FS [QP-Z], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; Crash landed 27Sep43 at Debden; 411th FS,
373rd FG, 9th AF; Woodchurch, Station 419; Damaged by flak dive bombing a railway yard on the
German-Belgian border with part of a wing missing and the engine damaged. The aircraft crashed
1km SE of Noirefontaine, 20km S of Spa, Belgium May 29, 1944. The pilot bailed out at 2,000ft and
evaded capture with assistance from Belgian civilians until the area was liberated by American forces.
7929 (MSN 77) 552nd Fighter Training Squadron [DQ-F], 6th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Crashed 27Jul43 on take-off after engine failure at Atcham; Repaired. To 551st Fighter Training
Squadron [VM-Q], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Crashed 2Jun44 at Walford Manor, Shropshire, UK, near Baschurch; Pilot bailed out but was killed.
Aircraft was destroyed.
7930 (MSN 78) 2025th Gunnery Flight, 6th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Accident 11Jun43
at RAF Llanbedr; 552nd Fighter Training Squadron; 1st Gunnery & Tow Target Flight [LA-Q],
6th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Mid air collision 17Sep43 with P-47D 42-7978
2 miles E of Much Wenlock, Shropshiere, UK; Pilot bailed out and survived, aircraft was destroyed.
7931 (MSN 79) Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, Speke, Liverpool; Crashed 18May43 with engine fire into the
River Mersey near Speke, Liverpool during a test flight post re-assembly; Pilot (Lockheed test pilot)
bailed out and was rescued
7932 (MSN 80) 6th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Crashed 30May43 near Aston Birmingham, Wellington,
Salop after entering high speed dive; Pilot killed
7933 (MSN 81) 336th FS [VF-Y], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; "Miss Skippy" / "Pappy" (below canopy)
7934 (MSN 82) 63rd FS [UN-U], 56th FG, 8th AF; Shot down by Fw 190A-6 and crashed near Selles, east of
Boulogne, France September 2, 1943. MACR 467; Pilot killed
7935 (MSN 83) 84th FS [WZ-I], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; Collided in mid air with P-47D
42-7961 and crashed into Zuider Zee, Holland July 30, 1943; MACR 135C. Pilot KIA; Wreckage located
1976 near Driel, Netherlands
7936 (MSN 84) 335th FS [WD-W], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; "Pistol Packin' Mama" / "Texas";
551st Fighter Training Squadron [VM-L], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Declared war weary; Mid air collision 6Sep44 with P-47C 41-6215 near Atcham; Able to land. Repaired.
TO 493rd FS, 48th FG, 9th AF, Illesheim [R-10], Germany; Accident 16May45 landing at Regensburg [R-66], Germany
7937 (MSN 85) 62nd FS [LM-Q], 56th FG, 8th AF; "Triss" (R cowling) / Nude artwork (L fuselage) [Triss
is picture of woman as devil]; 552nd Fighter Training Squadron, 495th Fighter Training Group,
8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Declared war weary; Crashed 30Jul44 with mechanical failure near
Astley Farm, Minsterley, Shrewsbury, UK; Pilot bailed out
7938 (MSN 86) War Bond aircraft; "Hewlett-Woodmere, Long Island"; 62nd FS [LM-S & S], 56th FG, 8th AF,
Debden, Station 356; Artwork, Hairless Joe from Li'l Abner on nose; Crash landed 3Feb44 5 miles
E of Halesworth, Suffolk, UK; Declared war weary; 306th Bomb Group, 8th AF, Thurleigh, Station 111;
Used as a formation monitor
7939 (MSN 87) 335th FS [WD-Z], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; Shot down by Lt. Werner Beckers
in Bf 109G-6 of JG 2/4 at Toutencourt, France July 14, 1943; MACR 3149. Pilot KIA
7940 (MSN 88) 350th FS [LH-M], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "Colleen"; Metfield, Station 366;
Crashed at Deintrup near Langförden, 7km from Vechta, Germany February 3, 1944 after the tail section
was cut off in collision with P-47D 42-8001; MACR 2126. Pilot was unable to bail out of the spinning
aircraft and was killed
7941 (MSN 89) 61st FS [HV-R], 56th FG, 8th AF, Halesworth, Station 365; "Slugger"
7942 (MSN 90) 62nd FS [LM-U], 56th FG, 8th AF, Halesworth, Station 365; "Old-Man-Mose" / "Pokey";
Crashed 20 miles N of The Hague, Netherlands March 4, 1944; MACR 2785. Pilot MIA
7943 (MSN 91) 61st FS [HV-K], 56th FG, 8th AF, Halesworth, Station 365; Mid air collision with P-47C 41-6213 5Feb44
during a local training flight 4 miles E of Halesworth; Pilot killed
7944 (MSN 92) 83rd FS [HL-V], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; "Topper"; 328th FS [PE-Y], 352nd FG,
8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; Declared war weary; 3rd Gunnery & Tow Target Flight [LJ-K],
496th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; "Strato-Viking"; 354th Squadron [WR-P],
355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Speed / Lil' Jo"; Shot down by two Bf 109G-6s of JG 3/I
between Bergentheim and Marienberg and crashed near Hardenberg, Netherlands November 13, 1943;
MACR 1449. Pilot bailed out and evaded capture
7945 (MSN 93) 334th FS [QP-D], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; "Miss Plainfield", artwork - black-haired
nude woman holding two lightning bolts in front of a red disc, with Miss Plainfield written underneath
[named for a girl from the town in New Jersey in which the pilot settled after emigrating from Greece
in 1938]; HQ Squadron, 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; Crashed in North Sea July 1, 1943;
MACR 27. Pilot killed
7946 (MSN 94) 63rd FS [UN-I], 56th FG, 8th AF, Horsham St. Faith, Station 123; Crashed 31May43 after the
pilot suffered anoxia near Moorsele, Belgium; Pilot killed
7947 (MSN 95) 62nd FS [LM-Y], 56th FG, 8th AF, Halesworth, Station 365; "Ah'm Available" Artwork of
cartoon character "Available Jones"; Force landed 10Oct43 with fuel exhaustion after trying to find
base in poor visibility, hit an earth moving tractor on landing at the uncompleted airfield and was
wrecked at Boreham, Station 161, UK. Pilot injured.
7948 (MSN 96) 82nd FS [MX-P], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; "Flagari II" [Named for pilot's
hometown - Flagstaff, AZ]; Shot down by Fw. Martin Lacha in FW-190A-5 of JG 1/2 at Oostvorne,
Netherlands July 1, 1943; MACR 27. Pilot bailed out but was killed
7949 (MSN 97) 336th FS [VF-Q], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; Shot down by Fw 190 of JG 2,
crashed and exploded at L'Isle-Adam, Val-d'Oise, France August 16, 1943; Pilot bailed out and evaded capture
7950 (MSN 98) 551st Fighter Training Squadron [VM-A], 6th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Accident 28Jun43 landing at RAF Llanbedr, Wales; 552nd Fighter Training Squadron, 495th Fighter
Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Mid air collision 4Jul44 with P-47D 42-7971
near Wellington, Salop; Pilot bailed out and survived, aircraft was destroyed.
7951 (MSN 99) War Bond aircraft; "The Spirit of Sycamore Hill"; 83rd FS [HL-G], 78th FG, 8th AF,
Duxford, Station 357;
7952 (MSN 100) 83rd FS [HL-Y], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; Crashed 15Aug43 when the pilot
attempted to make a 'victory roll' over the main runway at Duxford upon return from a bomber mission
escort; Pilot killed
7953 (MSN 101) 551st Fighter Training Squadron [VM-L], 6th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Crashed 27Jul43 near Winton Farm, Ellesmere, Salop; Pilot killed
7954 (MSN 102) 82nd FS [MX-L], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; "Pin Up Girl" - artwork of
naked black African woman with hairpins in
7955 (MSN 103) 552nd Fighter Training Squadron, 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Crashed near Leek, England December 2, 1943; Believed to have lost radio contact and flew too low in cloud;
Pilot killed
7956 (MSN 104) 350th FS [LH-K], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366.
Crashed 5Sep43 at RAF Biggin Hill, Kent. As the aircraft approached to land at Biggin Hill in low cloud,
it came in over the trees and banked sharp to port and in doing so caught the left wing tip on a bungalow,
crashing in Jail House Lane, Biggin Hill. The pilot was killed instantly and flames quickly engulfed
the aircraft and surrounding area – though luckily nobody on the ground was injured.
7957 (MSN 105) 551st Fighter Training Squadron [VM-H], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342,
Shropshire, UK; Damaged 6May44 taxying at Atcham. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
42-7958/8402 Republic P-47D-2-RE Thunderbolt
7958 (MSN 106) 351st FS [YJ-V], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "Hawkeye";
Metfield, Station 366; 551st Fighter Training Squadron [VM-J], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF,
Atcham, Station 342; Declared war weary; Destroyed 24Sep44 on take-off at Atcham
7959 (MSN 107) 336th FS [VF-W], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; Artwork - Diving Eagle; 395th FS, 368th FG,
9th AF, Cardonville [A-3], France; Accident 25Jul44 landing at Cardonville; 506th FS [4K-D], 404th FG, 9th AF;
Shot down by Fw 190A-7 flown by Hptm Walter Matoni of JG 11/1 Stab one mile E of Linnich, Germany October 4, 1944;
MACR 9279. Pilot POW
7960 (MSN 108) 61st FS [HV-J], 56th FG, 8th AF; "Joker"; 552nd Fighter Training Squadron, 495th Fighter Training Group,
8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Declared war weary; Crashed 28Jul44 near Dolau, Llanfair, Radnorshire, Wales; Pilot killed,
aircraft was destroyed.
7961 (MSN 109) 84th FS [WZ-M], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; Collided in mid air with P-47D 42-7935
after failure of the oxygen system and crashed into Zuider Zee, Holland Jul 30, 1943; MACR 135B. Pilot POW
7962 (MSN 110) Accident 26Jul43 landing at Atcham; 1st Gunnery & Tow Target Flight [LA-B], 6th Fighter Wing,
8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Crash landed 11Sep43 at Atcham; 552nd Fighter Training Squadron [DQ-F],
495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Damaged 3Jul44 on take-off at Atcham;
Declared war weary; Destroyed in mid air collision 29Jul44 at Tophouse Farm, Uffington, UK; Pilot killed,
aircraft was destroyed.
7963 (MSN 111) War Bond aircraft; "Dawson County Nebraska"; 83rd FS [HL-T], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357;
Crashed 11Feb44 at Great Hormead near Nuthampstead, Hertfordshire, UK. The pilot took off late and then had a
problem retracting the landing gear. He was attempting to catch up with his flight when a returning aircraft
noticed that this aircraft had a fuel leak from the drop tank. Advised of that, the aircraft turned back
towards base but was losing altitude. The aircraft was seen to spin and then crashed into a ploughed field
on the side of a small hill. It was thought that the pilot was attempting a forced landing but misjudged
the rising gradient and the softness of the ground, which caused the aircraft to dig in and stop
suddenly then exploded. The pilot was killed, the aircraft was destroyed.
7964 (MSN 112) 6th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Crashed 30May43 with excessive dive speed near Roden,
Shropshire, UK; Pilot killed, aircraft was destroyed.
7965 (MSN 113) 84th FS [WZ-D], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; Accident 3Oct43 landing at Knettishall;
510th FS, 405th FG, 9th AF, Christchurch, Station 416; Accident 13May44 landing at Halesworth
7966 (MSN 114) 551st Fighter Training Squadron, 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Accident 31Mar44 landing at RAF Stoke Orchard, Gloucestershire, UK. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged,
unknown if repaired.
7967 (MSN 115) 61st FS [HV-I], 56th FG, 8th AF; Collided with P-47D 42-8606 when lining up for an attack on
enemy fighters and crashed into North Sea 18km N of Norderney, Germany December 11, 1943; MACR 1537. Pilot KIA
7968 (MSN 116) 335th FS [WD-U], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; 506th FS [4K-A], 404th FG, 9th AF, Winkton,
Station 414; [last noted 13May44]; 366th FS, 358th FG, 9th AF, Vitry [A-67], France; Destroyed 14Oct44
when crash landed after engine failure 5 miles E of Saint-Dizier, France. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
7969 (MSN 117) 84th FS [WZ-D], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; 551st Fighter Training Squadron [VM-S],
495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Accident 1Mar44 landing at RAF Fairwood Common, Swansea, Wales;
Accident 12Apr44 landing at RAF Atcham, Shropshire, UK. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
7970 (MSN 118) 551st Fighter Training Squadron [VM-M], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, RAF Atcham, Station 342;
Shropshire, UK. Declared war weary; Destroyed 9Sep44 when crash landed with engine failure at Atcham. Pilot
survived, but aircraft was destroyed
7971 (MSN 119) 2906th Observation Training Group, 8th AF, RAF Atcham, Station 342, Shropshire, UK;
Force landed 26Sep43 with engine failure at Beslow Farm, near Atcham; 552nd Fighter Training Squadron,
495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Mid air collision 4Jul44 with P-47D 42-7950 near
Wellington, Shropshire, UK. Pilot bailed out and survived, aircraft was destroyed.
7972 (MSN 120) 351st FS [YJ-P], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "Gator Bait" [Named for pilot's home
State of Florida]; Metfield, Station 366; 506th FS [4K-S], 404th FG, 9th AF;
7973 (MSN 121) HQ Squadron, 6th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Crashed 3Jul43 at RAF Llanbedr, Wales;
1st Gunnery & Tow Target Flight, 6th Fighter Wing; RAF Atcham, Station 342, Shropshire, UK; Accident 16Sep43
landing at Warton; 552nd Fighter Training Squadron [DQ-U], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF,
RAF Atcham, Station 342; Declared war weary; Accident 5Sep44 landing at Atcham. Pilot survived but aircraft was
destroyed.
7974 (MSN 122) 552nd Fighter Training Squadron, 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Destroyed 18Oct44 after a mid air collision with P-47D 42-75071 and crashed at Muckleton Farm, Wellington,
Shropshire, UK; Pilot killed
7975 (MSN 123) 63rd FS [UN-C then I], 56th FG, 8th AF; Artwork - Map of Texas with cowboy hat and lasso;
Crashed 7Nov43 after the propeller oversped causing an engine fire over Holland near Son en Breugel,
Netherlands while on a mission to escort B-17 bombers attacking at Düren, Germany; MACR 1166.
Pilot bailed out and evaded capture
7976 (MSN 124) 2906th Observation Training Group, 8th AF, RAF Atcham, Station 342, Shropshire, UK;
1st Gunnery & Tow Target Flight [LA-K], 6th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Crashed 2Sep43 with engine failure near Billingsley, Shropshire; Pilot bailed out
7977 (MSN 125) HQ Squadron, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Crashed 29Jun43 after losing control
during mock combat maneuvres with another P-47 near Goxhill. The aircraft was below the clouds at
less than 2,000 feet when it performed a turn or part of a roll and struck the ground at a steep
angle near Goxhill airfield. The pilot was killed.
7978 (MSN 126) 1st Gunnery & Tow Target Flight [LA-S], 6th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342, Shropshire, UK;
Mid air collision 17Sep43 with P-47D 42-7930 2 miles E of Much Wenlock; Pilot killed, aircraft was destroyed.
7979 (MSN 127) War Bond aircraft; "Spirit Of Bellflower, California"; 62nd FS [LM-I], 56th FG, 8th AF,
Chalgrove, Station 465; Accident 28Jun43 landing at RAF Exeter; [LM-C]; "Annie M"; On 26Nov43 the
aircraft was despatched with other P-47s from 56th FG to provide escort to bomber formations attacking at
Bremen, Germany. The aircraft was damaged by bullets from the rear gunner of a Bf 110 which punctured
the fuel tanks and the aircraft began losing fuel. The pilot headed back to England but was forced to
abandon the aircraft over Huizen, Holland and was captured as a POW. MACR 1275. The aircraft is
believed to have crashed into the Ijsselmeer, Holland.
7980 (MSN 128) 334th FS [QP-H], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; "Texas" - artwork of a rampant bull
on the Texas state outline
7981 (MSN 129) 334th FS [QP-R], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; Damaged 27Jul43 taxying at Debden;
552nd Fighter Training Squadron, 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, RAF Atcham, Station 342, Shropshire, UK.
Destroyed 12Jul44 after mid air collision with P-47C 41-6362 8 miles SW of Atcham; Pilot killed
7982 (MSN 130) 552nd Fighter Training Squadron [DQ-A], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342,
Shropshire, UK. "Mary"; Damaged 22Dec43 on take-off at Atcham; [DQ-J bar]; Declared war weary;
Mid air collision 8Sep44 at Atcham, landed safely. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
7983 (MSN 131) 62nd FS [LM-S bar], 56th FG, 8th AF; 83rd FS [HL-W], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357;
Shot down by Bf 109G-6 flown by Fw. Hans-Gerd Wennekers of JG-11/5 N of Quakenbruck, Germany March 6, 1944;
MACR 2974. Pilot killed
7984 (MSN 132) 357th FS [OS-Q], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "On The Ball";
Damaged 24Aug43 taxying at Steeple Morden. On 7Nov43 the fighter was despatched to provide escort
for B-26 formations of the 9th AF attacking German airfields at Montdidier and Meulan, France.
On the return the flight encountered thick cloud formations over France. The flight entered the clouds
his aircraft sustained a mid-air collision with P-47D 42-8370 and crashed near Montdidier, France;
MACR 1280. Aircraft salvaged and used by the Luftwaffe.
7985 (MSN 133) 350th FS, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Damaged 16Mar43 when ground looped at Goxhill;
352nd FS [SX-R]; Metfield, Station 366; Crashed and destroyed by fire when the aircraft stalled while
attempting to land with engine malfunction at RAF Metfield, Suffolk, UK. 18Sep43; Pilot killed
7986 (MSN 134) 84th FS [WZ-S], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; Accident 14Sep43 landing at Duxford;
551st Fighter Training Squadron [VM-R], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Declared war weary; Mid air collision 10Sep44 with P-47D 42-74684 at Cronkhill Farm near Shrewsbury; Pilot killed
7987 (MSN 135) 351st FS [YJ-J], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "Jeannie"; Metfield, Station 366;
552nd Fighter Training Squadron [DQ-V], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, RAF Atcham, Station 342, Shropshire, UK;
Declared war weary; Accident 29Aug44 landing at RAF Atcham; 22nd FS [3T-Z bar], 36th FG, 9th AF
7988 (MSN 136) 350th FS [LH-U], 353rd FG, 8th AF, RAF Goxhill, Station 345, Lincolnshire, UK; [LH-X]; "Dove of Peace V";
Accident 20Jul43 landing at Goxhill. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
7989 (MSN 137) 350th FS [LH-L], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366;
Crashed near Saint-Omer, France October 22, 1943; MACR 1041. Pilot killed. After entering a Cirrus overcast,
the mission was recalled and the flight turned back towards base. This aircraft wasn't seen to turn
and is presumed to have lost contact with the flight.
7990 (MSN 138) 351st FS, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366; Shot down by
Fw 190A-4 of JG 2 and crashed at Elbeuf, France August 16, 1943; Pilot killed. The pilot was
Colonel Joseph A. Morris, commander of 353rd FG.
7991 (MSN 139) 358th FS [YF-U], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Miss Pam";
53rd FS, 36th FG, 9th AF, Le Culot [A-89], Belgium; Accident 8Feb45 landing at Le Culot;
Damaged on the ground 16Feb45 when ground looped and collided with P-47D 44-20061 at Le Culot. Pilot survived,
aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
7992 (MSN 140) 358th FS [YF-D], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; 62nd FS [LM-K bar], 56th FG,
8th AF, RAF Halesworth, Station 365, Suffolk, UK; Crash landed 27Mar44 at Halesworth. Pilot survived, aircraft
badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
7993 (MSN 141) 486th FS [PZ-X], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Bromo Baby" Artwork - Grumpy
from Snow White; Declared war weary; 339th Bomb Squadron, 96th Bomb Group, 8th AF, Rougham, Bury St Edmonds,
Station 468; Accident 23Mar45 landing at RAF Rattlesden, Suffolk, UK. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
7994 (MSN 142) HQ FS [WR-I], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Speed" / "Lil' Jo"; Lost November 13, 1943
7995 (MSN 143) 84th FS [WZ-I], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; 352nd FS [SX-X], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill,
Station 345; Metfield, Station 366; Shot down on a mission to escort B-17s attacking at Rennes, France by
Fw. Ernst Henning in Fw 190A-6 of JG 2/1 over Carentoir and crashed at Le Couettu, 3km NW of Carentoir,
France September 23, 1943; MACR 757. Pilot killed.
7996 (MSN 144) 354th FS [WR-D], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; Shot down during a mission to
provide penetration support to bombers attacking at Bremen, Germany by Bf 109G-6 flown by Hptm Gunther Specht
of JG 11/II Stab near Oldenburg, Germany November 29, 1943; MACR 1286. Pilot KIA
7997 (MSN 145) 328th FS [PE-P], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Hildegarde"; "Patty II" [Named after
the pilot's wife]; HQ Squadron; Crashed 21Feb44 after engine failure 10 miles N of Norwich, Norfolk, UK;
Pilot bailed out
7998 (MSN 146) 82nd FS [MX-D; MX-N; MX-G], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; "Kitty" [named for his
new wife] / Sundown Ranch artwork - coat-of-arms of his family ranch [Named for pilot's home - Sundown
Ranch, Snowflake, AZ]; Shot down 6Mar44 by a Fw 190 near Aumühle, Germany; MACR 2975. Pilot killed.
7999 (MSN 147) 352nd FS, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366;
While flying escort for the B-17 bomber formation attacking the German airfield at Ameins, Glisy, France,
collided with P-47D 42-8383 during a formation turn and crashed 5 miles S of Doullens, France August 31, 1943;
MACR 474. Pilot bailed out but his parachute failed to open and he was killed
8000 (MSN 148) 357th FS [OS-H], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; Damaged 5Feb44 taxying at
RAF Gravesend; 377th FS [E4-J], 362nd FG, 9th AF; Crash landed 30Jun44 with fuel starvation near Chailey, East Sussex.
Pilot survived but aircraft was destroyed.
8001 (MSN 149) 350th FS [LH-V], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366; Crash landed
24Oct43 at Metfield; Mid air collision with P-47D 42-7940 near Vechta, Germany February 3, 1944;
The pilot was firing on a Bf 109 when he saw another P47 coming in from his right, which was firing
on the same Bf 109 at about 30 degrees deflection. The other P-47 came in over the right wing,
hitting the number 1 and 2 guns and engine cowling, its tail cut off by the propellor. The aircraft
was seriously damaged, the instruments were completely out (at one point the pilot hung a knife
on a string to stay level in clouds) and the engine was vibrating as if it were about to leave the aircraft.
Declared war weary; 551st Fighter Training Squadron, 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, RAF Atcham, Station 342
Shropshire, UK ; Mid air collision 28Jul44 near Ludlow, landed safely but aircraft was badly damaged and
washed out.
8002 (MSN 150) 351st FS [YJ-E], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366; "Sis";
Battle damaged on a dive-bombing mission to Fort Rouge airfield, St Omer, France 25Nov43; 359th FS [OC-N],
356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "Wilmarine" / "Losesome Lee"
8003 (MSN 151) 350th FS, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366
8004 (MSN 152) 487th FS [HO-W], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Gee Whiz" [aircraft shared by
Lt Gee & Lt Whisner - hence aircraft name]; Accident 26Jan44 landing at RAF Fowlmere, Cambridgeshire, UK
8005 (MSN 153) 350th FS [LH-B], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366
8006 (MSN 154) 358th FS [YF-A], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; Shot down by Oblt Hans-Georg Dippel
in Bf 109G-6 of JG26/9 at Stekene, Belgium December 1, 1943; MACR 1435. Pilot KIA
8007 (MSN 155) 487th FS [HO-J], 352nd FG, 8th AF, RAF Bodney, Station 141, Norfolk, UK; "Helen Of Troy"; Damaged 24Oct43
when the right landing gear collapsed after a hard landing at Bodney. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
8008 (MSN 156) 486th FS, 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141, Norfolk, UK; Crash landed 21Jul43 and destroyed at Bodney
8009 (MSN 157) National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics (NACA); Aircraft Engine Research Laboratory,
Lewis Field, Cleveland, OH; Engine & Test Branch, Wright Field, Dayton, OH; Destroyed 5Mar45 at
Wright Field, OH. Lockheed C-60A Lodestar 42-55962 was taking off from Wright Field on a test flight when the
pilot lost control of the airplane. It crashed into a hangar, killing five workers. A fire erupted, destroying seven planes
inside, including P-47D 42-8009
8010 (MSN 158) 395th FS, 368th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Crash landed 18Apr44
wheels up with engine failure at Fire Island, Long Island, NY; 123rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field,
Goldsboro, NC; Force landed 18Apr44 with engine failure and destroyed one mile W of Goldsboro, NC
8011 (MSN 159) 132nd Base Unit, 1st AF, Suffolk County Field, Westhampton Beach, Long Island, NY;
Accident 14Apr44 landing at Suffolk County
8012 (MSN 160) 14th Tow Target Squadron, 1st AF, Camp Davis Field, Holly Ridge NC; Damaged 25Jan44 in collision
with Curtiss RA-25A Shrike 42-80127 while taxying at Camp Davis
8013 (MSN 161) Combat Crew Training Squadron, 207th Base Unit, 2nd AF, Deming Field, NM; Crash landed
11Jun45 wheels up after mechanical failure at Deming
8014 (MSN 162) Combat Crew Training Squadron, 207th Base Unit, 2nd AF, Deming Field, NM;
Accident 21Dec44 after engine failure taking off from Deming; Crash landed 16Mar45 wheels up after engine failure at Deming
8015 (MSN 163) Combat Crew Training Squadron, 207th Base Unit, 2nd AF, Deming Field, NM; Accident 13Jun45
8016 (MSN 164) 141st Base Unit, 1st AF, Camp Davis Field, Holly Ridge NC; Accident 10Jun44 landing at Camp Davis;
Combat Crew Training Squadron, 207th Base Unit, 2nd AF, Deming Field, NM; Crash landed 14May45 wheels up
after mechanical failure 30 miles E of Deming
8017 (MSN 165)
8018 (MSN 166) 365th FS, 358th FG, 1st AF, Baltimore Field, MD; Crashed 7May43 with engine failure and
destroyed at Baltimore; Pilot killed
8019 (MSN 167) 53rd FS, 36th FG, 2nd AF, Scribner Field, NB; Ainsworth Field, NB; Crashed 17Feb44 on fire
and destroyed 6 miles SE of Bassett, NB; Pilot bailed out
8020 (MSN 168) 404th FS, 371st FG, 1st AF, Camp Springs AAB, MD; Force landed 5Dec43 with fuel starvation at Camp Springs
8021 (MSN 169) 368th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Accident 26Jul43 in
collision with P-47D 42-74769 while taxying at Republic Field; 121st Base Unit, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT;
Crashed 19Apr44 after losing control and destroyed at Bradley; Pilot killed
8022 (MSN 170) 262nd Base Unit, 2nd AF, Bruning Field, NB; Destroyed 9Jul44 when force landed with fuel
starvation 3 miles NE of Bruning
8023 (MSN 171) 435th Base Headquarters Squadron, 133rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Hillsgrove Field, Providence, RI;
Crash landed 15Mar44 wheels up near Hillsgrove; Accident 3Mar45 taxying at Hillsgrove
8024 (MSN 172) 368th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Grenier Field, Manchester, NH; Destroyed 19May43 in collision
with P-47D 42-22344 landing at Grenier Field
8025 (MSN 173) 130th Base Unit, 1st AF, Norfolk Field, VA; Mid air collision 6Jun44 with a towed target at Norfolk
8026 (MSN 174) 310th FS, 58th FG, 1st AF, Hillsgrove Field, Providence, RI; Crashed 14Aug43 with fuel
starvation and destroyed 10 miles SE of Harwich, MA
8027 (MSN 175) 21st FS, 352nd FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Accident 6May43
landing at Farmingdale; 377th FS, 362nd FG, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT;
Accident 28Jul43 landing with mechanical failure at Bradley Field
8028 (MSN 176) 121st Base Unit, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Accident 31Jan45 landing at
Bradley; Redesignated TP-47D; Crashed 24Feb45 with mechanical failure after take-off from Bradley
8029 (MSN 177) Combat Crew Training Squadron, 261st Base Unit, 2nd AF, Abilene Field, TX; Force landed
21Jun44 with engine failure near Abilene
8030 (MSN 178) 125th Base Unit, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE; Mid air collision 24Apr45 with P-47D 42-27829
5 miles SW of Cape May, NJ
8031 (MSN 179) 328th FS, 352nd FG, 1st AF, Mitchel Field, Hempstead, Long Island, NY; Crashed 6May43 after
losing control at Mitchel Field; Pilot bailed out
8032 (MSN 180) 369th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Crash landed 28May43
with engine failure at Farmingdale; 406th FS, 371st FG, 1st AF, Camp Springs AAB, MD; Damaged 4Oct43
taxying at Camp Springs; 125th Base Unit, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE; Crashed 28Apr44 and destroyed at Dover;
Pilot killed
8033 (MSN 181) 358th FS, 355th FG, 1st AF, Philadelphia Municipal Airport, PA; Accident 6May43 landing
at Philadelphia; 376th FS, 361st FG, 1st AF, Millville Field, NJ; Accident 21Aug43 with mechanical
failure taking off at Millville
8034 (MSN 182) 374th FS [F-21], 361st FG, 1st AF, Camp Springs AAB, MD; Damaged 19Jul43 while parked
in collision by L-4A 43-36593 taxying at Camp Springs; 534th FS, 83rd FG, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE;
Crashed 1Apr44 with mechanical failure landing at Dover; 125th Base Unit, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE;
Crashed 8Jul44 at the Dover Ground Gunnery Range; Pilot killed
8035 (MSN 183) 123rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC; Redesignated TP-47D;
Accident 26Jan45 landing with mechanical failure at Seymour Johnson
8036 (MSN 184)
8037 (MSN 185) 358th FS, 355th FG, 1st AF, Philadelphia Municipal Airport, PA; Accident 30May43 on the
ground with assistant crew chief at Philadelphia; 390th FS, 366th FG, 1st AF, Bluethenthal Field, NC;
Accident 22Oct43 taxying at Bluethenthal
8038 (MSN 186) 311th FS, 58th FG, 1st AF, Hillsgrove Field, Providence, RI; Mid air collision 19Aug43
with a towed target at Suffolk County; 320th FS, 402nd FG, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC;
Crashed 4Dec43 and destroyed at Camp Upton Landing Strip, Long Island, NY; Pilot killed
8039 (MSN 187) 435th Base Headquarters Squadron, 133rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Hillsgrove Field, Providence, RI;
Accident 10Apr44 taking off at Hillsgrove; 123rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC;
Damaged 6Jun45 taxying at Seymour Johnson
8040 (MSN 188) 486th FS, 352nd FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Accident 7May43
during take-off in collision with parked P-47C 41-6143 at Farmingdale; 442nd FS, 326th FG, 1st AF,
Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC; Accident 17Nov43 when nosed over landing at Bedford, MA;
133rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Hillsgrove Field, Providence, RI; Ditched 28Jun44 after engine failure at
Narragansett Bay off Point Judith, RI
8041 (MSN 189) 366th FS [IA-Z], 358th FG, 9th AF, High Halden, Station 411; "Mrs. Ham" / "Lil' Ham 3";
Shot down by Fw 190A-8 flown by unknown pilot and unit crashing on a wooded hill in Bérou-la-Mulotière,
France July 14, 1944; MACR 6878. Pilot killed
8042 (MSN 190) 370th FS [CR-H; CS-H], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; Force landed 11Apr44 at
RAF Manston, Isle of Thanet, Kent, UK
8043 (MSN 191)
8044 (MSN 192)
8045 (MSN 193) 388th FS, 365th FG, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE; Accident 1Sep43 landing at Dover;
324th FS, 327th FG, 1st AF, Richmond AAB, VA; Destroyed 18Dec43 in collision with P-47D 42-75480 taxying at Richmond
8046 (MSN 194) 322nd FS, 326th FG, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC; Crash landed 17Mar44 with
engine failure at Black Creek, NC; 123rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC;
Accident 26Sep44 landing at Seymour Johnson
8047 (MSN 195) 357th FS, 355th FG, 1st AF, Philadelphia Municipal Airport, PA; Crashed 26May43 and
destroyed after losing control at Davon, PA; Pilot killed
8048 (MSN 196) 357th FS, 355th FG, 1st AF, Philadelphia Municipal Airport, PA; Crash landed 7May43 after engine
failure at Millville, NJ; 131st Base Unit, 1st AF, Blackstone Field, VA; Accident 17Jun44 landing with
mechanical failure at Blackstone
8049 (MSN 197) 388th FS, 365th FG, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE; Crashed 5Sep43 and destroyed 6 miles W of
Bridgeville, DE; Pilot killed
8050 (MSN 198) 357th FS, 355th FG, 1st AF, Philadelphia Municipal Airport, PA; Crash landed 7May43 wheels
up with mechanical failure at Millville Field, NJ; 126th Base Unit, 1st AF, Walterboro Field, SC;
Accident 28Dec44 when ground looped landing at Walterboro. Also listed (342nd FS, 348th FG, 5th AF) crashed
on Mount Strong Morobe, Papua New Guinea Aug 18, 1943 due to bad weather Aug 18, 1943. Pilot killed.
Wreckage not found until 1996.
8051 (MSN 199) 375th FS, 361st FG, 1st AF, Langley Field, Hampton, VA; Ditched 16Jul43 after engine failure
into Mobjack Bay, VA
8052 (MSN 200)
8053 (MSN 201) Assigned to 341st FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Air Transport Command; Destroyed 18Jul43 in collision with P-47D 42-8124 on the ground at Cooktown, QLD,
Australia during the delivery flight to New Guinea. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
8054 (MSN 202) 342nd FS [61], 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Damaged 31Aug43 taxying at Wards; Accident 18Oct43 landing at Wards. Pilot survived, aircraft badly
damaged, unknown if repaired.
8055 (MSN 203)
8056 (MSN 204) 340th FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Jackson Airfield (7 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Crash landed 28Aug43 and destroyed 5 miles inland of Red Scar Bay, New Guinea. Pilot survived, but
aircraft was destroyed.
Conflict:
553rd Base Unit, Air Transport Command, Romulus Field, MI; Force landed 2Mar45 with engine failure 10
miles W of Greensboro, NC
8057 (MSN 205) 328th FS [PE-O], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141
8058 (MSN 206) 341st FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Damaged 7Oct43 on take-off at Dobodura, New Guinea. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown
if repaired.
8059 (MSN 207) 342nd FS [59], 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
On August 18, 1943 the fighter took off from Wards Airfield, Port Moresby on an escort mission for C-47
Dakotas bound for Wau Airfield, New Guinea. This aircraft and P-47D 42-8144 entered cumulus clouds
over the Owen Stanley mountains. Both became lost and failed to return from the mission and were
officially declared Missing in Action (MIA). These two aircraft became the first weather-related P-47
Thunderbolt losses in New Guinea. In fact, both aircraft crashed into the mountains. In 1996, Alfred Hagen
located the wreckage of this P-47 at an elevation of 8,000' on Mount Strong near Arabuka village.
8060 (MSN 208) 342nd FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Damaged 15Sep43 in collision with P-47D 42-8146 taxying at Wards Airfield, New Guinea; Damaged 28Oct43
taxying at Nadzab, New Guinea
8061 (MSN 209)
8062 (MSN 210) 342nd FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Accident 28Sep43 landing at Wards Airfield, New Guinea
8063 (MSN 211)
8064 (MSN 212) 341st FS [33], 348th FG, 5th AF, Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
"P-Shooter"; May have been shipped back to USA as war weary on USS Nassau, noted at Dreger Harbor,
Finschhafen, New Guinea May25, 1944. Off-loaded at NAS San Diego, CA.
8065 (MSN 213) 342nd FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Accident 3Nov43 in collision with P-47D 42-8105 taxying at Dobodura Strip #12, New Guinea;
4th Ferrying Group, Memphis Municipal Airport, TN; Damaged 6Jul45 taxying at Greenwood, MS
8066 (MSN 214) 340th FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Jackson Airfield (7 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
"Carter's Lil' Pill" [after the popular regularity medicine named Carter's Little Liver Pills]
[Pilot William O. Carter Jr]. Force landed in Lake Iraguma, NW of Port Moresby, New Guinea October 1, 1943.
Pilot survived and was rescued. On October 1, 1943 the fighter took off from Port Moresby;
during the flight, the oil pump failed, causing the engine to seize. The pilot made a wheels
up landing roughly 18 miles northwest of Port Moresby at Lake Iraguma near the Waigani Swamp.
The aircraft was virtually undamaged during the force landing. During 1965 to 1968, Bill Champan
decided to salvage this P-47. He began by clearing a track to the wreck, to allow access. The
P-47 was lifted onto a trailer flatbed then towed out by a bulldozer. Due to the wet seasons and
difficulty transporting it, the aircraft was cut into five sections and moved by hand onto dry land,
then transported to Port Moresby. After salvage, the P-47 was stored at the South Pacific Motor
Sports Club (SPMSC) in Port Moresby then outside at The Air Museum of New Guinea (AMPNG) until
the early 1970s. The AMPNG attempted restoration but very little substantial work was done.
The remains languished, firstly in a holding yard owned by a local car dealership, and then
behind the local car club without any security. Then along came the Museum of Transport and
Technology in Auckland, New Zealand. A deal was hatched, and the remains were shipped to
New Zealand in about 1970-1972. During the early 1970s, the P-47 was transported to New Zealand on
loan to the Museum of Transport and Technology (MoTAT). The museum attempted some external restoration
of the aircraft for static display. Until 1991, this P-47 was displayed outdoors until MoTAT swapped
this aircraft to the RNZAF Museum in exchange for restoration work done on their Mosquito.
Until 1995, the P-47 was stored disassembled inside the RNZAF Weedons facility. During 1995, the P-47
was swapped or sold to Robert Greinert, Historical Aircraft Restoration Society (HARS) for a new built
Sopwith Camel that included some original parts. The P-47 was transported as air freight aboard a
RNZAF C-130 to Sydney Airport then transported to HARS at Sydney Airport (Mascot).
During the late 1990s, Robert Greinert began to restore this P-47 with plans to make it airworthy.
During 2000 to 2004, this aircraft was under restoration by Peter Salmon and volunteer labor from HARS.
Around 2010, this aircraft was transported to HARS at Albion Park Airfield, Illawarra and placed on
public display. Around this time, a new built tail group was attached to the fuselage.
As of April 2012, this aircraft was no longer on public display at Albion Park; restoration work continues.
8067 (MSN 215) 342nd FS [68], 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea; "Bonnie"
8068 (MSN 216)
8069 (MSN 217) 39th FS, 35th FG, 5th AF, Nadzab, Morobe, New Guinea; Accident 12Dec43 landing at
Schwimmer Airfield (14 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged,
unknown if repaired.
8070 (MSN 218)
8071 (MSN 219) 342nd FS [90], 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea
8072 (MSN 220) 340th FS [20], 348th FG, 5th AF, Jackson Airfield (7 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
"Fair Dinkum"; Damaged 28Sep43 in collision with P-47D 42-8076 taxying at Jackson. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged,
unknown if repaired.
8073 (MSN 221)
8074 (MSN 222) 341st FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Accident 28Sep43 landing at Nadzab #3, New Guinea; Pilot survived. Aircraft was abandoned at Finschhafen
Airfield, New Guinea and buried in a pit. During 2002, this aircraft was reportedly dug up by an Australian
group known as '75 Squadron' (no association with the RAAF or 75 Squadron) while the group was recovering
aircraft scrap from Finschhafen Airfield. The aircraft was transported to Lae where it was loaded into a
container, shipped to Australia and unloaded at Melbourne. Shipped to Westpac Restorations in Rialto,
California and stored at their facility 2003. Owned by Paul Allen, Flying Heritage Collection.
This recovery was cited as an illegal recovery in a PNG Government Public Accounts Committee
Report in 2006. Current whereabouts today are unknown, likely moved to Paul Allen, Flying Heritage
Collection in Arlington, WA.
8075 (MSN 223) 340th FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Jackson Airfield (7 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
"Hell'za Poppin"; Damaged 14Sep43 on take-off from Jackson; Accident 22Oct43 landing at Jackson.
Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8076 (MSN 224) 340th FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Jackson Airfield (7 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Damaged 28Sep43 in collision with P-47D 42-8072 taxying at Jackson. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged,
unknown if repaired.
8077 (MSN 225) 340th FS [12], 348th FG, 5th AF, Jackson Airfield (7 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea
8078 (MSN 226) RFC, Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK; sold by War Assets Corporation to Paul Mantz February, 1946;
scrapped at Searcy
8079 (MSN 227)
8080 (MSN 228)
8081 (MSN 229) 341st FS [36], 348th FG, 5th AF, Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
"Hi-Topper"; Damaged 27Aug43 in ground accident at Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Ditched 10Oct43 into Redscar Bay, New Guinea. While test firing the fighter’s guns, the shells ricochetted
off rocks into the belly fuel tank. Pilot survived and was rescued by natives.
8082 (MSN 230) 341st FS [34], 348th FG, 5th AF, Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Crashed 24Aug43 in bad weather near Waffar River, New Guinea; Pilot bailed out
8083 (MSN 231)
8084 (MSN 232) 340th FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Jackson Airfield (7 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Damaged 2Sep43 in collision with Douglas P-70 Havoc 39-789 taxying at Jackson; Pilot survived, aircraft
damaged but repaired. To 122nd Base Unit, Camp Springs AAB, MD; Redesignated TP-47D;
Damaged 20Feb45 taxying at Camp Springs; RFC, Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK; sold by War Assets Corporation
to Paul Mantz February, 1946; scrapped at Searcy
8085 (MSN 233)
8086 (MSN 234)
8087 (MSN 235)
8088 (MSN 236) 341st FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Accident 18Oct43 landing on the emergency strip at Rogers Airfield, (30 Mile Drome), New Guinea
8089 (MSN 237) Accepted by USAAF 4Aug43; Shipped to Westpac Restorations in Rialto, California and
stored at their facility 2003
8090 (MSN 238)
8091 (MSN 239)
8092 (MSN 240) 341st FS [34], 348th FG, 5th AF, Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea
8093 (MSN 241)
8094 (MSN 242)
8095 (MSN 243) 342nd FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Lost 26Dec43 near Sakar Island, west of Cape Gloucester, New Guinea, possibly shot down by Allied
anti-aircraft fire; MACR 4474. Pilot MIA. The fighter took off on a mission to escort bombers over Cape Gloucester.
Off the southwest coast of New Britain, at 18,000' it encountered Japanese fighters and bombers.
The P-47 was seen to peel off into a long steep dive after a Japanese fighter, and disappeared
into the clouds at about 6,000'. The MACR wrongly lists this loss as being in 1944.
8096 (MSN 244) 341st FS [31], 348th FG, 5th AF, Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
"Miss Mutt" / "Pride of Lodi Ohio"
8097 (MSN 245)
8098 (MSN 246) RFC, Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK; sold by War Assets Corporation to Paul Mantz February, 1946;
scrapped at Searcey
8099 (MSN 247) 341st FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Shot down by Japanese fighter near Arawe Islands, New Guinea December 27, 1943; MACR 2603. Pilot bailed out & MIA
8100 (MSN 248)
8101 (MSN 249)
8102 (MSN 250) Combat Crew Training Squadron, 283rd Base Unit, 2nd AF, Galveston Field, TX;
Crashed 26Jun45 after engine failure 17 miles SW of Galveston; Pilot bailed out
8103 (MSN 251)
8104 (MSN 252)
8105 (MSN 253) 342nd FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Accident 3Nov43 in collision with P-47D 41-8065 taxying at Dobodura Airfield #12, New Guinea.
Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8106 (MSN 254)
8107 (MSN 255) 41st FS, 35th FG, 5th AF, Nadzab, Morobe, New Guinea; Damaged 1Jan44 on take-off at Nadzab #1, New Guinea;
556th Base Unit, 6th Ferrying Group, Air Transport Command, Long Beach Field, CA; Crashed 4Jun45 8 miles S of Corona, CA
8108 (MSN 256) 341st FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Accident 15Aug43 when caught in a crosswind on approach, stalled causing a tail spin, crashed and destroyed at
Durand Field, Port Moresby, New Guinea; Pilot killed, aircraft was destroyed.
8109 (MSN 257)
8110 (MSN 258) 342nd FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Accident 10Aug43 landing at Wards Airfield. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8111 (MSN 259) 341st FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Crash landed 20Jul43 and destroyed at Durand Field, Port Moresby, New Guinea. Pilot survived
8112 (MSN 260)
8113 (MSN 261) 340th FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Jackson Airfield (7 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Damaged 16Aug43 taxying at Jackson Airfield. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8114 (MSN 262) 135th Base Unit, 1st AF, Millville Field, NJ; Force landed 30Mar45 with engine failure
at NAS Lakehurst, NJ
8115 (MSN 263)
8116 (MSN 264) 6th Ferrying Group, Long Beach Field, CA; Crashed 9Jul45 with mechanical failure
10 miles N of Charleston, MS; Pilot bailed out
8117 (MSN 265) 341st FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
"Red Devil"; Crashed 22Oct43 in New Guinea. The fighter took off from Port Moresby on a mission to
escort B-25 Mitchells over Wewak. This P-47 became lost and ran low on fuel. The pilot bailed
out 100 miles up the Fly River over Madiri plantation. MACR 6606. Pilot MIA
8118 (MSN 266)
8119 (MSN 267) 342nd FS [60], 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea
8120 (MSN 268) 340th FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Jackson Airfield (7 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Accident 7Oct43 landing at Nadzab #2, New Guinea. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8121 (MSN 269) 342nd FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea; "Sunshine".
On October 22, 1943 the fighter took off from Tsili-Tsili Airfield, New Guinea on a mission to escort
B-25s over Wewak. Last seen by the flight leader as their flight engaged Japanese Ki-61 Tonys off
the southwest coast of Kairiru Island. The pilot became lost in bad weather until he ran short of fuel.
Pilot bailed out over the mouth of the Fly River, was rescued by friendly natives and returned to his squadron.
MACR 14287
8122 (MSN 270)
8123 (MSN 271)
8124 (MSN 272) Assigned to 342nd FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Air Transport Command; Destroyed 18Jul43 in collision with P-47D 42-8053 on the ground at Cooktown, QLD,
Australia during the delivery flight to New Guinea. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
8125 (MSN 273) 342nd FS [51], 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
7th Ferrying Group, Gore Field, Great Falls, MT; Crashed 7Jan45 10 miles N of Aurora, CO
8126 (MSN 274)
8127 (MSN 275) 340th FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Jackson Airfield (7 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Accident 26Sep43 landing at Jackson. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
8128 (MSN 276) 348th FG, 5th AF, Jackson Airfield (7 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea; "My Ba-a-aby"
8129 (MSN 277)
8130 (MSN 278) 341st FS [67], 348th FG, 5th AF, Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
"Frankie"; During 1943, this P-47 force landed at Hood Point Airfield (Hula Airfield) east of Port Moresby,
New Guinea; precise date of crash is unknown, but sometime after November 7, 1943. The rear fuselage
was severely damaged, and the P-47 was abandoned upside down at the end of the runway.
During 1968, the engine, cockpit section and tail were salvaged by Bill Chapman and transported to
Jackson Airport for use as a source of spare parts for the restoration of P-47D 42-8066.
During the early 1970s, Charles Darby was allowed to export P-47D 42-8066 and in exchange was to restore
and return this aircraft. This P-47 was transported to New Zealand and restored at Museum of Transportation
and Technology (MoTaT). Per his agreement, it was returned to the PNG Museum and placed on display until 2001.
During 1968, the engine, cockpit section and tail were salvaged by Bill Chapman and transported to Jackson
Airport for use as a source of spare parts for the restoration of P-47D 42-8066.
During the early 1970s, Charles Darby was allowed to export P-47D 42-8066 and in exchange was to restore and
return this aircraft. This P-47 was transported to New Zealand and restored at Museum of Transportation
and Technology (MoTaT). Per his agreement, it was returned to the PNG Museum and placed on display until 2001.
During 2001, the aircraft was given to Robert Greinert, Historical Aircraft Restoration Society (HARS)
to re-restore. It was shipped to Australia and some minor restoration work (stripping of paint) was undertaken.
Instead of being further restored and returned to the PNG Museum, the P-47 was sold to the Pima Air & Space Museum.
It was shipped to the United States and placed into storage to await further restoration. Will be sent to
HARS, Sydney for static restoration and returned to Pima for eventual display.
8131 (MSN 279)
8132 (MSN 280) 342nd FS [75], 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
"Black Magic"; Damaged 1Sep43 taxying at Wards Airfield; Pilot survived, aircraft ws repaired.
5th Ferrying Group, Love Field, Dallas, TX; Crash landed 30Aug45 with mechanical failure at Greenwood, MS
8133 (MSN 281)
8134 (MSN 282)
8135 (MSN 283)
8136 (MSN 284)
8137 (MSN 285) 341st FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Damaged 5Aug43 on the ground at Durand Field, New Guinea. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
8138 (MSN 286)
8139 (MSN 287)
8140 (MSN 288) 341st FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Damaged 9Sep43 in collision with P-47D 42-8145 taxying at Durand Field, New Guinea.
Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8141 (MSN 289)
8142 (MSN 290)
8143 (MSN 291) 341st FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Accident 20Oct43 landing at Durand Field, New Guinea. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8144 (MSN 292) 342nd FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
On August 18, 1943 the fighter took off from Wards Airfield, Port Moresby on an escort mission for C-47
Dakotas bound for Wau Airfield, New Guinea. This aircraft and P-47D 42-8059 entered cumulus clouds over
the Owen Stanley mountains. Both became lost and failed to return from the mission and were officially d
declared Missing in Action (MIA). These two aircraft became the first weather related P-47 Thunderbolt losses
in New Guinea. In fact, both aircraft crashed into the mountains. This P-47 crashed roughly 20 miles southwest
of Garaina near Mount Blackmar. Pilot bailed out and was rescued by locals and evaded capture
8145 (MSN 293) 342nd FS [73], 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
"Fiery Ginger"; Damaged 9Sep43 in collision with P-47D 42-8140 taxying at Durand Field, New Guinea.
On October 22, 1943 the fighter took off from Tsili-Tsili Airfield, New Guinea on a mission to escort B-25s
over Wewak. Weather was scattered clouds and overcast at 10,000'. Last seen by the Flight Leader with
a Ki-61 Tony (or "Zeke") on its tail near Kairiru Island. MACR 4361. Pilot bailed out but was killed.
8146 (MSN 294) 342nd FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Damaged 15Sep43 in collision with P-47D 42-8060 taxying at Wards Airfield
8147 (MSN 295)
8148 (MSN 296) 342nd FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Accident 8Aug43 landing at Wards Airfield. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired
8149 (MSN 297) War Bond aircraft; "City of Aberdeen, South Dakota"; 348th FG, 5th AF, Jackson Airfield (
7 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea
8150 (MSN 298)
8151 (MSN 299)
8152 (MSN 300) 342nd FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Wards Airfield, (5 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea; "Cabby"
8153 (MSN 301) 123rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC; Force landed 22Aug44 with
mechanical failure near Seymour Johnson
8154 (MSN 302) 124th Base Unit, 1st AF, Bluethenthal Field, Wilmington, NC; Force landed 13Apr44 after engine
failure and destroyed at Bluethenthal
8155 (MSN 303) 320th FS, 402nd FG, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Accident 18Feb44 at Suffolk County, NY;
132nd Base Unit, 1st AF, Suffolk County Field, Westhampton Beach, Long Island, NY; Force landed 25Sep44
with engine failure 2 miles NE of Suffolk County
8156 (MSN 304) 123rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC; Damaged 14Oct44 when nosed over
taxying at Seymour Johnson; Damaged 6Dec44 when ground looped landing at Smith-Reynolds Airport, NC
8157 (MSN 305) 325th FS, 327th FG, 1st AF, Richmond AAB, VA; Force landed 18Feb44 with mechanical failure at
Lee Hall, VA; 123rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC; Force landed 23Jun44 with
engine failure one mile SW of Seymour Johnson
8158 (MSN 306) 328th FS, 352nd FG, 1st AF, Mitchel Field, Hempstead, Long Island, NY; Accident 14May43
landing at Mitchel Field; 369th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY;
Crash landed 10Jun43 after engine failure Southaven Centre, Moriches Flight Strip, NY; 534th FS, 83rd FG,
1st AF, Dover Field, DE; Crashed 24Feb44 2 miles W of Goshen, NJ; Pilot killed
8159 (MSN 307) 81st FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Cross City Field, FL;
Accident 12Jan44 in collision on the ground at Cross City
8160 (MSN 308) 123rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC;
Accident 27Sep44 in collision with P-47C 41-6608 taxying at Seymour Johnson;
Accident 7Nov44 when ground looped landing at Seymour Johnson; 232nd Base Unit, 2nd AF, Dalhart Field, TX;
Crash landed 4May45 after mechanical failure 15 miles NE of Stratford, TX
8161 (MSN 309)
8162 (MSN 310) HQ Squadron, 1stSingle Engine Gunnery Training Group, Eglin Field, Valparaiso, FL;
Crash landed 20Oct43 and destroyed after taking off at Auxiliary Field No 4 (Peel Field), Eglin, FL
8163 (MSN 311)
8164 (MSN 312) 553rd Base Unit, Air Transport Command, Romulus Field, MI; Force landed 18Aug45 out of
gas 90 miles NE of Scott Field, IL
8165 (MSN 313) 368th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Mid air collision
6Aug43 with a towed target at Suffolk County; 397th FS, 368th FG, 1st AF, Mitchel Field, Hempstead,
Long Island, NY; Crashed 6Oct43 after losing control at Suffolk County AAB, NY; Pilot killed
8166 (MSN 314) 121st Base Unit, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Redesignated TP-47D;
Force landed 20Jan45 after engine failure at Bradley
8167 (MSN 315) 402nd FS, 370th FG, 1st AF, Groton Field, CT; Destroyed 17Dec43 landing at Groton
8168 (MSN 316)
8169 (MSN 317) 366th FS, 358th FG, 1st AF, Langley Field, Hampton, VA; Crashed 1May43 after engine failure
and destroyed at Langley
8170 (MSN 318) 124th Base Unit, 1st AF, Bluethenthal Field, Wilmington, NC; Mid air collision 12May44 with
a towed target on the aerial gunnery range, Bluethenthal; 356th Base Unit, 1st AF, Selfridge Field,
Mount Clemens, MI; Crash landed 11Feb45 with mechanical failure at Selfridge
8171 (MSN 319) Wright Field, Dayton, OH; Crash landed 29Apr43 wheels up at Patterson Field, OH; 390th FS,
366th FG, 1st AF, Bluethenthal Field, Wilmington, NC; Force landed 7Nov43 in water and destroyed after
engine failure one mile N of Wrightsville Beach, NC
8172 (MSN 320) 401st FS, 370th FG, 1st AF, Groton Field, CT; Crashed 19Nov43 after engine failure and
fire near Groton; Pilot killed
8173 (MSN 321) 485th FS, 370th FG, 1st AF, Groton Field, CT; Force landed 14Nov43 after engine failure
at Amagansett Beach, Long Island, NY; 121st Base Unit, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT;
Mid air collision 2Oct44 at Peakskill NY
8174 (MSN 322) 368th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY;
Crash landed 30May43 wheels up after engine failure at Rye Lake Airport, White Plains, NY;
130th Base Unit, 1st AF, Norfolk Field, VA; Mid air collision 12Feb45 with a towed target 55 miles NE of Norfolk
8175 (MSN 323) 53rd FS, 36th FG, 2nd AF, Scribner Field, NB; Ainsworth Field, NB; Mid air collision with
P-47D 42-22559 and crashed near Wood Lake, 20 miles NW of Ainsworth, NB February 5, 1944. Two P-47's
from the Ainsworth Army Air Field were conducting a training mission over the Sandhills near Wood Lake.
The pilot of this aircraft covered the canopy in order to fly by instruments so that he would not be
able to see the ground. The other P-47 was acting as the observer, but was too close to the plane
flying by instruments which made an unanticipated turn and flew into the observer plane. Both planes
spiraled out of control and crashed about one half mile apart. Both pilots were killed during
either the mid-air collision or upon striking the ground.
8176 (MSN 324) 537th FS, 87th FG, 1st AF, Millville Field, NJ; Accident 18Jan44 landing at Millville;
536th FS; Mid air collision 1Apr44 with a towed target on the Gunnery Range near Atlantic City, NJ
8177 (MSN 325)
8178 (MSN 326) 366th FS, 358th FG, 1st AF, Langley Field, Hampton, VA; Crashed 22May43 with mechanical
failure and destroyed at Langley
8179 (MSN 327)
8180 (MSN 328) 132nd Base Unit, 1st AF, Suffolk County Field, Westhampton Beach, Long Island, NY;
Accident 4May44 landing at Suffolk County
8181 (MSN 329)
8182 (MSN 330) 124th Base Unit, 1st AF, Bluethenthal Field, Wilmington, NC; Accident 2Jun44 landing at
Bluethenthal; Mid air collision 28Sep44 with P-47D 42-22433 25 miles SE of Wilmington, NC; Pilot killed
8183 (MSN 331) 341st FS, 348th FG, 5th AF, Durand Airfield, (17 Mile Drome), Port Moresby, New Guinea;
Accident 8Aug43 taxying at Jackson; 534th FS, 83rd FG, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE; Accident 19Feb44
taxying at Dover; 125th Base Unit, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE; Accident 9Jul44 taxying at Dover;
Force landed 24Jul44 with mechanical failure at Dover
8184 (MSN 332) 324th FS, 327th FG, 1st AF, Richmond AAB, VA; Destroyed 2May43 taking off at Richmond
8185 (MSN 333) 310th FS, 58th FG, 1st AF, Hillsgrove Field, Providence, RI; Accident 29Aug43 caused by
mechanical failure at Hillsgrove Field; 123rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC;
Crash landed 29May44 after engine failure 5 miles E of Dudley, NC
8186 (MSN 334) 311th FS, 58th FG, 1st AF, Hillsgrove Field, Providence, RI; Mid air collision 24Jun43
with P-47D 42-8208 at Westboro, MA; Pilot killed
8187 (MSN 335) 368th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY;
Accident 19Jul43 taking off and destroyed at Suffolk County
8188 (MSN 336) 370th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Bedford Field, MA; Accident 2May43 landing wheels up at Bedford;
Accident 29May43 landing at Stewart Field, NY
8189 (MSN 337) Crashed on take-off after striking a brick factory building at Green Field, RI June 3, 1943
8190 (MSN 338) 311th FS, 58th FG, 1st AF, Hillsgrove Field, Providence, RI; Crash landed 2Jun43 with
fuel starvation at Sagamore Beach, MA
8191 (MSN 339) 369th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Grenier Field, Manchester, NH; Accident 9May43 in collision
with P-47C 41-6147 taking off at Grenier
8192 (MSN 340) 370th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Mitchel Field, Hempstead, Long Island, NY; Crashed 29May43
on fire at Ossining, NY; Pilot bailed out
8193 (MSN 341) 402nd FS, 370th FG, 1st AF, Westover Field, Chicopee, MA; Mid air collision 17Sep43
with P-47D 42-22376 at Westover; 122nd Base Unit, 1st AF, Camp Springs AAB, MD; Accident 3Jul44
landing with mechanical failure at Camp Springs; Crash landed 7Feb45 after engine failure 3 miles S of Forrester, MD
8194 (MSN 342) 368th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Grenier Field, Manchester, NH; Crashed 13May43 out of control at Candia, NH;
Pilot killed
8195 (MSN 343) 370th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Mitchel Field, Hempstead, Long Island, NY; Damaged 31Jul43 in
collision with P-47D 42-22376 taxying at Mitchel; 321st FS, 326th FG, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field,
Goldsboro, NC; Accident 23Feb44 landing at Seymour Johnson
8196 (MSN 344) 369th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY;
Mid air collision 3Jun43 with a towed target at Farmingdale; 395th FS, 368th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field,
Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Destroyed 26Sep43 landing with mechanical failure at Farmingdale
8197 (MSN 345) Patterson Field, OH; Accident 26May43 in collision with Curtiss P-36G Hawk, 42-108995,
landing at Patterson; Replacement Training Unit, 325th Base Unit, 3rd AF, Avon Park Field, FL;
Accident 5Jul44 landing at Avon Park; 121st Base Unit, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT;
Redesignated TP-47D; Damaged 10Jan45 in collision with parked TP-47D 42-8245 at Bradley;
Crashed 30Apr45 in bad weather 2 miles NW of Ellington, CT; Pilot killed
8198 (MSN 346) 535th FS, 87th FG, 1st AF, Camp Springs AAB, MD; Destroyed 30Mar44 in collision with P-47C
41-6144 landing at Camp Springs
8199 (MSN 347) 69th FS, 58th FG, 1st AF, Bedford Field, MA; Accident 14Aug43 with mechanical failure
taxying at Bedford; 132nd Base Unit, 1st AF, Suffolk County Field, Westhampton Beach, Long Island, NY;
Force landed 14Jun44 after engine failure on the beach E of Shinnecock Inlet, NY
8200 (MSN 348)
8201 (MSN 349) 133rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Hillsgrove Field, Providence, RI; Crashed 22May44 in Narragansett Bay,
one mile SE of Quonset, RI; Pilot killed
8202 (MSN 350) 368th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Accident 22Jul43
landing at Suffolk County Field; Crashed 31Jul43 after engine failure and destroyed by fire at Sayville, NY
8203 (MSN 351) 122nd Base Unit, 1st AF, Camp Springs AAB, MD; Force landed 1May44 with engine failure at Camp Springs
8204 (MSN 352) 369th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Accident 10Jul43
landing at Suffolk County; 485th FS, 370th FG, 1st AF, Groton Field, CT; Crash landed 29Oct43 after
engine failure at Sagoponick, Long Island, NY
8205 (MSN 353) 368th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Grenier Field, Manchester, NH; Accident 14May43 when ground
looped with mechanical failure landing at Grenier Field; Redesignated TP-47D; Texas Railway & Equipment Co,
Houston TX; Registered NC75640 to Universal Air & Marine Supply Co, Washington, DC, cancelled 12Oct49 on export to Bolivia;
Ferried Clinton AFB, OK to Washington, DC 5Oct49, ferried to La Paz, Bolivia Oct49; Fuerza Aérea Boliviana,
El Alto, La Paz, Bolivia; No operational use; Gate guardian with fake serial ‘FAB 007’ at La Paz airport,
Bolivia 1955/73; To Jim Cullen / Westair International Inc, 1976; Registered N14519 Dec73; Doug Champlin/ Windward
Aviation, Enid OK Feb76; Restored Carlsbad, CA 1976/81; Displayed at Champlin Fighter Museum, Falcon Field,
Mesa AZ, delivered May81; Painted in the markings of 325th FG; flew as USAAF "Big Stud", code 88; Museum
of Flight, Boeing Field, Seattle, WA Nov00; Current registered to Windward Aviation Inc.; Preserved and
on display at Museum of Flight, Seattle
8206 (MSN 354) 53rd FS, 36th FG, 2nd AF, Alamogordo Field, NM; Damaged 11Oct43 landing with mechanical
failure at Biggs; Damaged 11Oct43 in collision with P-47D 42-74773 landing at Biggs Field, El Paso, TX
8207 (MSN 355) National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics (NACA); Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory,
Langley Field, Hampton, VA; Assigned 14Oct43 to 13Mar44; 443rd FS [61], 327th FG, 1st AF, Richmond AAB, VA;
Accident 31Mar44 in collision with P-47D 42-75464 landing at Norfolk
8208 (MSN 356) "311th FS, 58th FG, 1st AF, Hillsgrove Field, Providence, RI; Mid air collision 24Jun43 with
P-47D 42-8186 at Westboro, MA; Pilot bailed out;
Conflict:
121st Base Unit, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Force landed 19Apr44 after engine failure at Westover
8209 (MSN 357) 369th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Accident 9Jul43
landing after engine failure at Suffolk County; 331st Sub-Depot; Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT;
Destroyed by fire 15Feb44 at Bradley Field
8210 (MSN 358) 310th FS, 58th FG, 1st AF, Hillsgrove Field, Providence, RI; Destroyed 17Jul43 when crashed
into the Taunton River, Somerset, MA; Pilot killed
8211 (MSN 359) 320th FS, 402nd FG, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC; Damaged 29Nov43 when nosed
over taxying at Mitchel
8212 (MSN 360) Combat Crew Training Squadron, 283rd Base Unit, 2nd AF, Galveston Field, TX; Mid air collision
20Jun45 with P-47D 42-28196, crashed and destroyed 4 miles NW of Galveston; Pilot killed
8213 (MSN 361) War Bond aircraft; "Spirit of Hayti"; 125th Base Unit, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE;
Damaged 24Aug44 taxying at Dover
8214 (MSN 362) 2nd Staff Squadron, Bolling Field, Washington, DC; Damaged 4Jun43 in collision with an object
at Newark Field, NJ
8215 (MSN 363) Combat Crew Training Squadron, 261st Base Unit, 2nd AF, Abilene Field, TX;
Crash landed 29May45 with mechanical failure at Abilene
8216 (MSN 364) 124th Base Unit, 1st AF, Bluethenthal Field, Wilmington, NC; Accident 15Sep44 landing
with mechanical failure at Bluethenthal
8217 (MSN 365) 448th FS, 83rd FG, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE; Mid air collision 8Apr44 with a towed target at Dover
8218 (MSN 366) 69th FS, 58th FG, 1st AF, Bedford Field, MA; Accident 21Aug43 landing at Bedford; 401st FS,
370th FG, 1st AF, Groton Field, CT; Accident 18Nov43 landing at Groton; 124th Base Unit, 1st AF,
Bluethenthal Field, Wilmington, NC; Destroyed 18Jun44 when force landed with engine failure 3 miles NE of Southport, NC
8219 (MSN 367) 69th FS, 58th FG, 1st AF, Bedford Field, MA; Accident 16Jun43 landing at Bedford;
Accident 20Jul43 landing at Bedford
8220 (MSN 368) 135th Base Unit, 1st AF, Millville Field, NJ; Crashed 26Jul44 and destroyed near Trenton, NJ.
The pilot was on a night formation flight in the number two position. In the vicinity of Trenton, he
slid away from the formation and started a series of dives and recoveries. The flight leader made
several attempts to contact him, but with no response. The dives continued until the aircraft hit the
ground and exploded near Mercerville, 5 miles NE of Trenton, NJ. The pilot was killed.
8221 (MSN 369) 121st Base Unit, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Destroyed 15May44 when ground
looped taking off at Bradley
8222 (MSN 370) 359th FS, 356th FG, 1st AF, Mitchel Field, Hempstead, Long Island, NY; Crashed 14Jun43 into
Atlantic Ocean, 5 miles SW of Bay Shore, NY; Pilot killed;
Conflict:
262nd Base Unit, 2nd AF, Bruning Field, NB; Accident 28Jul44 and damaged by fire at Bruning
8223 (MSN 371) 370th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Bedford Field, MA; Accident 5May43 when ground looped landing at Bedford;
133rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Hillsgrove Field, Providence, RI; Crash landed 26Dec44 after engine failure 5 miles
N of Newport, RI
8224 (MSN 372) 377th FS, 362nd FG, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Crash landed 20Jul43 after engine
failure at Bradley; Damaged 20Sep43 taxying at Suffolk County
8225 (MSN 373) 310th FS, 58th FG, 1st AF, Hillsgrove Field, Providence, RI; Accident 21Jun43 landing at Hillsgrove;
401st FS, 370th FG, 1st AF, Suffolk County Field, Westhampton Beach, Long Island, NY;
Mid air collision 29Oct43 with a towed target at Suffolk County; RFC, Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK;
sold by War Assets Corporation to Paul Mantz February, 1946; scrapped at Searcey
8226 (MSN 374) 369th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Destroyed 3Jun43
when crashed after take-off with engine failure one mile SW of Farmingdale
8227 (MSN 375)
8228 (MSN 376) 412th FS, 373rd FG, 1st AF, Norfolk Field, VA; Accident 23Jan44 taxying at Norfolk in
collision by P-47C 41-6418 which had ground looped during take-off; 122nd Base Unit, 1st AF, Camp Springs AAB, MD;
Damaged 25Apr44 taxying at Camp Springs; Force landed 6Jun44 with fuel starvation after engine failure
one mile N of Camp Springs
8229 (MSN 377) 360th FS, 356th FG, 1st AF, Groton Field, CT; Damaged 9May43 in collision with an object at Groton;
412th FS, 373rd FG, 1st AF, Norfolk Field, VA; Damaged 31Jan44 in collision with P-47D 42-8236 taxying at
Norfolk; 122nd Base Unit, 1st AF, Camp Springs AAB, MD; Force landed 13Jul44 with fuel starvation
8 miles NE of Easton, MD; RFC, Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK; sold by War Assets Corporation to Paul
Mantz February, 1946; scrapped at Searcey
8230 (MSN 378) 320th FS, 326th FG, 1st AF, Mitchel Field, Hempstead, Long Island, NY; Accident 8Dec43
after engine failure taking off at Mitchel
8231 (MSN 379) 370th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Mitchel Field, Hempstead, Long Island, NY; Accident 31Jul43 taxying at Mitchel
8232 (MSN 380) 361st FS, 356th FG, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Accident 25May43 taxying at Bradley;
130th Base Unit, 1st AF, Norfolk Field, VA; Destroyed 30May44 when force landed after engine failure
2 miles SE of Camp Perry, Williamsburg, VA
8233 (MSN 381)
8234 (MSN 382) 411th FS, 373rd FG, 1st AF, Blackstone Field, VA; Mid air collision 10Nov43 with P-47D
42-8269 and destroyed at Camp Pickett, Blackstone; Pilot killed
8235 (MSN 383) 411th FS, 373rd FG, 1st AF, Blackstone Field, VA; Accident 7Jan44 in collision with
Beech C-43 43-10852 taxying at Bluethenthal Field, Wilmington, NC
8236 (MSN 384) 361st FS, 356th FG, 1st AF, Suffolk County Field, Westhampton Beach, Long Island, NY;
Damaged 21Jun43 while parked in collision by P-47C 41-6432 taxying at Suffolk County;
412th FS, 373rd FG, 1st AF, Norfolk Field, VA; Damaged 31Jan44 in collision with P-47D 42-8229
taxying at Norfolk; 122nd Base Unit, 1st AF, Camp Springs AAB, MD; Redesignated TP-47D;
Accident 24Nov44 at Camp Springs; RFC, Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK; sold by War Assets Corporation
to Paul Mantz February, 1946; scrapped at Searcey
8237 (MSN 385) 122nd Base Unit, 1st AF, Camp Springs AAB, MD; Crash landed 13Mar45 3 miles N of Easton, MD;
Pilot killed
8238 (MSN 386)
8239 (MSN 387) 122nd Base Unit, 1st AF, Camp Springs AAB, MD; Accident 13Jun44 taking off at Camp Springs
8240 (MSN 388) 378th FS, 362nd FG, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Destroyed 31Jul43 taking off at Bradley
8241 (MSN 389) 360th FS, 356th FG, 1st AF, Groton Field, CT; Crashed 13May43 and destroyed after losing
control at North Stonington, CT; Pilot killed
8242 (MSN 390) 359th FS, 356th FG, 1st AF, Mitchel Field, Hempstead, Long Island, NY; Destroyed 14Jun43
after engine failure and crashing into the Atlantic Ocean, one mile S of Rockaway Beach, NY; Pilot bailed out
8243 (MSN 391) 369th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Accident 21Jul43
landing at Suffolk County; 131st Base Unit, 1st AF, Blackstone Field, VADestroyed 20Jun44 after
engine failure and crashing at McKenney, VA; Pilot bailed out
8244 (MSN 392) 368th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Crash landed 21Jun43
with mechanical failure at Ronkonkoma, NY; 537th FS, 87th FG, 1st AF, Millville Field, NJ;
Accident 15Feb44 landing at Millville; 537th Replacement Training Unit, 135th Base Unit, 1st AF,
Millville Field, NJ; Damaged 14Apr44 taxying at Millville; 135th Base Unit, 1st AF, Millville Field, NJ;
Damaged 9May44 taxying at Millville; Mid air collision 18Dec44 with a towed target 5 miles E of Ocean City, NJ;
Damaged 10Mar45 by bird strike 3 miles S of Bridgeton, NJ;
8245 (MSN 393) 412th FS, 373rd FG, 1st AF, Norfolk Field, VA; Accident 22Jan44 at Norfolk; 610th Base Unit,
Proving Ground Command, Eglin Field, Valparaiso, FL; Force landed 30Nov44 with fuel starvation
5 miles N of Marion, IN; 121st Base Unit, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Redesignated TP-47D;
Damaged 10Jan45 while parked in collision by TP-47D 42-8197 at Bradley;
8246 (MSN 394) 131st Base Unit, 1st AF, Blackstone Field, VAAccident 26Apr44 in collision with P-47D 42-74797
landing at Blackstone
8247 (MSN 395) 532nd FS, 83rd FG, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE; Accident 17Jan44 at Dover
8248 (MSN 396) 325th FS, 327th FG, 1st AF, Richmond AAB, VA; Accident 9Mar44 landing at Norfolk; RFC,
Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK; sold by War Assets Corporation to Paul Mantz February, 1946;
scrapped at Searcey
8249 (MSN 397) 125th Base Unit, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE; Accident 1May44 landing at Dover
8250 (MSN 398) 325th FS, 327th FG, 1st AF, Richmond AAB, VA; Accident 2Mar44 landing at Norfolk;
130th Base Unit, 1st AF, Norfolk Field, VA; Mid air collision 11May44 with P-47D 42-74790 and
destroyed 7 miles WSW of Norfolk; Pilot killed
8251 (MSN 399) 377th FS, 362nd FG, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Accident 17Jul43 landing
with mechanical failure at Bradley; 539th FS [A-374], 326th FG, 1st AF, Bluethenthal Field, Wilmington, NC;
Crash landed 4Jan44 after engine failure at Bluethenthal
8252 (MSN 400) 123rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC; Accident 7Oct44 when nosed
over taxying at Seymour Johnson
8253 (MSN 401) 487th FS, 352nd FG, 1st AF, Westover Field, Chicopee, MA; Mid air collision 11Jun43 with
P-47D 42-8253 over Fire Island gunnery range, MA; 402nd FS, 370th FG, 1st AF, Suffolk County Field,
Westhampton Beach, Long Island, NY; Destroyed 21Nov43 after engine failure taking off at Suffolk County
8254 (MSN 402) 396th FS, 368th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Destroyed 12Sep43
when crashed after engine failure at Floyd Bennett Field, NY
8255 (MSN 403) 361st FS, 356th FG, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Crashed 13May43 with structural
failure and destroyed at Windsor Locks, CT; Pilot killed
8256 (MSN 404) Fighter Pilot Training Squadron, 269th Base Unit, 2nd AF, Strother Field, Winfield, KS;
Crash landed 18Oct44 with fuel starvation 6 miles W of Newkirk, OK
8257 (MSN 405) 369th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Accident 20Aug43
landing at Republic Field
8258 (MSN 406) 369th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Crash landed 3Aug43
at Republic Field
8259 (MSN 407) 131st Base Unit, 1st AF, Blackstone Field, in mid air collision 2May44 with P-47D 42-74812
and destroyed at Farmville, VA
8260 (MSN 408) 456th FS, 414th FG, 1st AF, Selfridge Field, Mount Clemens, MI; Accident 17Dec44 landing with
mechanical failure at Selfridge
8261 (MSN 409) 378th FS, 362nd FG, 1st AF, Groton Field, CT; Mid air collision 4Aug43 with P-47C 41-6425
3 miles E of Perryville, RI; Pilot killed
8262 (MSN 410) 121st Base Unit, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Crashed 9Aug44 after losing control
and destroyed at Windsor, CT
8263 (MSN 411) 123rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC; Crashed 21Jul44 and destroyed
one mile S of Seymour Johnson; Pilot killed
8264 (MSN 412) 359th FS, 356th FG, 1st AF, Mitchel Field, Hempstead, Long Island, NY; Accident 26Jun43 landing
at Mitchel; 378th FS, 362nd FG, 1st AF, Groton Field, CT; Crash landed 11Sep43 with mechanical failure
at Westover Field, MA; 320th FS, 326th FG, 1st AF, Mitchel Field, Hempstead, Long Island, NY;
Accident 22Dec43 landing at Mitchel; 29th Air Base Squadron, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT;
Crashed 22Mar44 after losing control and destroyed at Bradley Field; Pilot killed
8265 (MSN 413) 410th FS, 373rd FG, 1st AF, Norfolk Field, VA; Accident 23Jan44 when ground looped taking
off at Norfolk; 121st Base Unit, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Crashed 11Apr44 on the
Madison Range, CT; Mid air collision 21Jul44 at New Milford, CT
8266 (MSN 414) 369th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY;
Accident 8Jul43 taxying at Suffolk County Field; 538th FS, 326th FG, 1st AF, Bluethenthal Field,
Wilmington, NC; Crash landed 4Feb44 at Camp Davis Field, Holly Ridge NC
8267 (MSN 415) 487th FS, 352nd FG, 1st AF, Westover Field, Chicopee, MA; Crashed 2Jun43 when the aircraft fell
out of formation, possibly with oxygen failure at 22,000 feet, and went straight into the ground
7 miles E of Tarriffville, CT; Pilot killed
8268 (MSN 416) 379th FS, 362nd FG, 1st AF, Groton Field, CT; Damaged 26Sep43 in collision with an object
at Spencer, MA; 452nd FS, 402nd FG, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Destroyed 18Mar44 when
crash landed with fuel starvation near New Bedford, MA
8269 (MSN 417) 411th FS, 373rd FG, 1st AF, Blackstone Field, VA; Mid air collision 10Nov43 with P-47D 42-8234
and destroyed at Camp Pickett, Blackstone; Pilot bailed out
8270 (MSN 418) 395th FS [K73], 368th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY;
Redesignated TP-47D; 121st Base Unit, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Accident 9Apr45 with
engine failure taking off at Bradley
8271 (MSN 419) 395th FS, 368th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Crashed 31Oct43 after
in-flight fire and destroyed at Lindenhurst, Long Island, NY; Pilot bailed out
8272 (MSN 420)
8273 (MSN 421) 411th FS, 373rd FG, 1st AF, Blackstone Field, VA; Accident 13Jan44 taxying at Bluethenthal, Wilmington, NC
8274 (MSN 422) Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Accident 28Aug43 taking off with mechanical failure
and collided with parked P-47D 42-75127 at Farmingdale; 411th FS, 373rd FG, 1st AF, Blackstone Field, VA;
Mid air collision 22Dec43 with a towed target at Wilmington, NC; 125th Base Unit, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE;
Destroyed 1Sep44 when force landed after engine failure at Dover
8275 (MSN 423) 368th FG, 1st AF, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; 536th FS, 87th FG, 1st AF,
Millville Field, NJ; 536th Replacement Training Unit, 135th Base Unit, 1st AF, Millville Field, NJ;
Crashed 23May44 on Ground Gunnery Range B, Millville Field, NJ; Pilot killed. The pilot was number
six man of a flight of six aircraft firing on the scoring range. He made four dry passes and, on the
fifth pass, flew directly into the target. The aircraft knocked down the target, struck the ground, and exploded.
8276 (MSN 424) 533rd FS, 83rd FG, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE; Crash landed 15Mar44 after engine failure at
Blackstone; 135th Base Unit, 1st AF, Millville Field, NJ; Mid air collision 12Nov44 with a towed target
10 miles SE of Atlantic City, NJ
8277 (MSN 425) 361st FS, 356th FG, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Accident 19May43 taxying
at Bradley; Fighter Pilot Training Squadron, 263rd Base Unit, 2nd AF, Harding Field, Baton Rouge, LA;
Mid air collision 10May44 with P-47D 42-23096 and destroyed 20 miles NE of New Orleans, LA; Pilot bailed out
8278 (MSN 426) 81st FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 27May43 landing
with mechanical failure at Orlando; 535th FS, 87th FG, 1st AF, Camp Springs AAB, MD; Accident 10Mar44
taxying at Richmond AAB, VA; 120th Base Unit, 1st AF, Richmond AAB, VA; Crashed 20Jun44 8 miles NNW
of Bumpass, VA; Pilot killed
8279 (MSN 427) 325th FS, 327th FG, 1st AF, Richmond AAB, VA; Crash landed 9Apr44 and destroyed at Norfolk; Pilot killed
8280 (MSN 428) 81st FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 3Jun43 landing
with mechanical failure at Orlando; Mid air collision 7Dec43 with P-47D 42-8317, crashed and destroyed
6 miles ENE of Montbrook Field, FL; Pilot bailed out
8281 (MSN 429) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 5Nov43 when
nosed over landing at Leesburg Field, FL
8282 (MSN 430) 445th FS, 50th FG, AFs Tactical Center, Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 19Jul43 taking off at Orlando
8283 (MSN 431) 445th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 3Jun43 landing at
Pinecastle Field, FL; Redesignated TP-47D; 121st Base Unit, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT;
Accident 15Dec44 landing at Bradley
8284 (MSN 432) 121st Base Unit, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Force landed 30Jun44 after
engine failure at East Hartford, CT
8285 (MSN 433) 81st FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Damaged 7Jun43 while
parked in collision with P-47D 42-8287 taxying at Orlando; Accident 8Oct43 taxying at
Cross City Field, FL; 29th Base Headquarters Squadron, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT;
Crash landed 24Mar44 with fuel starvation at Windsor Locks, CT; 121st Base Unit, 1st AF,
Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Mid air collision 28May44 with P-47D 42-22269, crashed and
destroyed at Glastonbury, CT; Pilot killed
8286 (MSN 434) 120th Base Unit, 1st AF, Richmond AAB, VA; Mid air collision 25Jul44 with P-47C 41-6340
2 miles N of Hopewell, VA
8287 (MSN 435) 81st FS, 50th FG, AFS School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 7Jun43
colliding with parked P-47D 42-8285 and 42-8303 taxying at Orlando; Mid air collision 9Jun43
with P-47D 42-8316 at Orlando; Force landed 23Jun43 with fuel starvation at Cross City Field, FL;
Redesignated TP-47D; Combat Crew Training Squadron, 122nd Base Unit, 1st AF, Camp Springs AAB, MD;
Crashed 10Oct44 3 miles N of Camp Springs, MD
8288 (MSN 436) 81st FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Cross City Field, FL; Damaged 26Jul43
in collision with an object at Morrison Field, West Palm Beach, FL; 120th Base Unit, 1st AF,
Richmond AAB, VA; Crash landed 30May44 after engine failure at Richmond
8289 (MSN 437) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 26Aug43
landing with mechanical failure at Leesburg Field, FL; 904th Base Unit, AFs School of Applied Tactics,
Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 12Sep44 when nosed over taxying at Maxwell Field, Montgomery, AL;
135th Base Unit, 1st AF, Millville Field, NJ; Damaged 10Mar45 by bird strike at Somers Point, NJ
8290 (MSN 438) 81st FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Cross City Field, FL; Crash landed
31Aug43 after engine failure 5 miles N of Lake Griffin, FL; Accident 25Oct43 with mechanical
failure taking off at Leesburg Field, FL; Combat Crew Training Squadron, 123rd Base Unit, 1st AF,
Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC; Crash landed 11Apr44 with fuel starvation at Faisen, NC;
Force landed 27Oct44 with engine and mechanical failures near Kenasville, NC
8291 (MSN 439) Aircraft and Systems Test Branch, [8], Wright Field, Dayton, OH; Crash landed 4Jun43 with
fuel starvation near Mason, OH; 265th Base Unit, 2nd AF, Pocatello Field, ID; Force landed 13Sep44
after engine failure 4 miles NW of Aberdeen, ID; Combat Crew Training Squadron, 266th Base Unit,
2nd AF, Majors Field, TX; Accident 22Jan45 landing at Majors, TX
8292 (MSN 440) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Crashed 28Aug43
and destroyed 6 miles SE of Live Oak, FL; Pilot killed
8293 (MSN 441) 1158th School Squadron, Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 1Mar44 landing at Orlando; 123rd Base Unit,
1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC; Crashed 24Nov44 out of control 4 miles E of Kingston, NC
8294 (MSN 442) Combat Crew Training Squadron, 122nd Base Unit, 1st AF, Camp Springs AAB, MD;
Redesignated TP-47G; Mid air collision 24Oct44 with TP-47G 42-24972 at Easton, MD
8295 (MSN 443)
8296 (MSN 444) 135th Base Unit, 1st AF, Millville Field, NJ; Mid air collision 26Apr45 with a towed
target 10 miles E of Avalon, NJ; 553rd Base Unit, Air Transport Command, Romulus Field, MI;
Crashed 2Jul45 in Greenwich, CT; Pilot killed
8297 (MSN 445) 81st FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Crash landed 4Feb44
after engine failure at Cunnellon Field, FL; 135th Base Unit, 1st AF, Millville Field, NJ;
Mid air collision 7Feb45 with a towed target 35 miles E of Atlantic City, NJ
8298 (MSN 446) 81st FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Destroyed 17Jun43
landing at Zephyrhills Field, FL
8299 (MSN 447) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 16Aug43
landing with mechanical failure at Leesburg Auxiliary Field, FL
8300 (MSN 448) 81st FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 7Feb44 taxying at
Orlando; 437th FS, 414th FG, 1st AF, Selfridge Field, Mount Clemens, MI; Force landed 27Jan45 with
engine failure 5 miles NNW of Marine City, MI
8301 (MSN 449) War Bond aircraft; "Borough Of Hellerton", purchased by War Bond donations from citizens of
Hellertown, PA; 122nd Base Unit, 1st AF, Camp Springs AAB, MD; Redesignated TP-47D; Crash landed 2Feb45
after take-off 3 miles S of Forestville, MD
8302 (MSN 450)
8303 (MSN 451) 81st FS, 50th FG, AFS School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Damaged 7Jun43 while parked
in collision by P-47D 42-8287 taxying at Orlando; 1158th School Squadron, Leesburg Field, FL;
Accident 1Mar44 landing at Orlando; 132nd Base Unit, 1st AF, Suffolk County Field, Westhampton Beach,
Long Island, NY; Force landed 9Jun44 after engine failure in a potato field near Bridgehampton, Long Island, NY
8304 (MSN 452) 122nd Base Unit, 1st AF, Camp Springs AAB, MD; Force landed 1Jul44 after engine failure at
Easton Airport, MD; Combat Crew Training Squadron, 232nd Base Unit, 2nd AF, Dalhart Field, TX;
Crash landed 30Apr45 with engine faiulre 12 miles SW of Happy, TX
8305 (MSN 453) 81st FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Cross City Field, FL; Damaged 7Jul43 in
collision with P-47D 42-8316 taxying at Cross City Field, FL; Accident 28Jul43 landing at Cross City;
121st Base Unit, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Mid air collision 4Oct44 with P-47D 42-22595
and destroyed at Simsbury, CT; Pilot bailed out
8306 (MSN 454) 3rd Ferrying Group, Romulus Field, MI; Accident 17Aug45 landing with mechanical failure at Stout Field, IN
8307 (MSN 455) 81st FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Cross City Field, FL; Mid air collision 2Dec43 at
Leesburg; 121st Base Unit, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Accident 21Jul44 landing at Bradley, CT
8308 (MSN 456) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 22Jun43 in collision
with P-47D 42-8320 landing at Bushnell Field, FL; Accident 17Aug43 with mechanical failure taking off at Leesburg AAF,
Florida
8309 (MSN 457) 305th FS, 338th FG, 3rd AF, Dale Mabry Field, Tallahassee, FL; Mid air collision 17Sep43 with P-47G
42-25012, 2 miles SW of Dale Mabry; Pilot killed
8310 (MSN 458) 412th FS, 373rd FG, 1st AF, Norfolk Field, VA; Accident 30Jan44 landing with mechanical failure
at Norfolk; 121st Base Unit, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Crash landed 30May44 after engine
failure at Bradley; Damaged 2Nov44 by bird strike at New Haven, CT; RFC, Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK;
sold by War Assets Corporation to Paul Mantz February, 1946; scrapped at Searcey
8311 (MSN 459) 81st FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Cross City Field, FL; Crashed 17Jul43 with
fuel starvation and destroyed at Otter Creek, FL
8312 (MSN 460) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Damaged 3Jun43 in
collision with P-40M 43-5447, 43-5457, and L-3B 42-36113 taxying at Leesburg
8313 (MSN 461) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 14Jun43 landing
at Leesburg; Accident 16Jul43 landing with mechanical failure at Leesburg; Mid air collision 31Aug43
with B-26C 41-35174 and destroyed 5 miles N of Lake Griffin, FL
8314 (MSN 462)
8315 (MSN 463) 445th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Mid air collision 1Oct43 with
P-51A 43-36240 and destroyed 4 miles E of Otter Creek; Pilot bailed out
8316 (MSN 464) 81st FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Mid air collision 9Jun43
with P-47D 42-8287 at Orlando; Damaged 7Jul43 in collision with P-47D 42-8305 taxying at Cross City Field, FL;
122nd Base Unit, 1st AF, Camp Springs AAB, MD; Crashed 2Jun44 with fuel starvation and destroyed at
Prince Frederick, MD; Pilot bailed out
8317 (MSN 465) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Mid air collision 7Dec43
with P-47D 42-8280, crashed and destroyed 6 miles ENE of Montbrook Field, FL; Pilot killed
8318 (MSN 466) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 30Oct43 at Lawson Field, GA
8319 (MSN 467) 123rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC; Force landed 13Jul44 after engine
failure 6 miles NE of Seymour Johnson
8320 (MSN 468) Delivered to USAAF 30May43; 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL;
Accident 22Jun43 in collision with P-47D 42-8308 landing at Bushnell Field, FL; Ditched 12Aug43 into
Lake Kerr, FL; Recovered complete from Lake Kerr 1986; P-47 Heritage Commission, Evansville, IN 1986/95;
Restored for static display as 222250, “Hoosier Spirit"; Stored in warehouse, Evansville Municipal
Airport, IN; Destroyed by fire in warehouse, Evansville 18Mar97
8321 (MSN 469) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Crashed 28Sep43 when engine
failed 400 yards short of runway and destroyed at Zephyrhills Field, FL; Pilot killed
8322 (MSN 470) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; "Black Market";
Crash landed 4Aug43 after engine failure 2 miles SSW of Inverness, FL; 534th FS, 83rd FG, 1st AF,
Dover Field, DE; Accident 24Mar44 landing at Dover
8323 (MSN 471) 130th Base Unit, 1st AF, Norfolk Field, VA; Accident 24May44 landing near Norfolk
8324 (MSN 472) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 28Jun43
taxying at Bushnell Field, FL
8325 (MSN 473) 538th FS, 326th FG, 1st AF, Bluethenthal Field, Wilmington, NC; Damaged 6Apr44 in collision
taxying at Gunnery Range, Bluethenthal; 124th Base Unit, 1st AF, Bluethenthal Field, Wilmington, NC;
Accident 4Aug44 taking off at Bluethenthal
8326 (MSN 474) 81st FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Cross City Field, FL; Accident 26Jul43
with mechanical failure taking off and destroyed at Cross City Field, FL
8327 (MSN 475) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 21Jul43 taking
off and destroyed at Leesburg AAAF, FL
8328 (MSN 476) 901st Base Unit, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Force landed 12Jun44 with
fuel starvation and destroyed near Orlando AAB
8329 (MSN 477) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Crashed 12Aug43 into Lake Kerr, FL
8330 (MSN 478) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Damaged 6Oct43 while parked
in collision by RDB-7B AL351 taxying at Leesburg; 539th FS, 326th FG, 1st AF, Bluethenthal Field,
Wilmington, NC; Damaged 5Apr44 in collision with P-47D 42-74834 taxying at Bluethenthal
8331 (MSN 479) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Crash landed 1Jul43
after engine failure and destroyed by fire at Leesburg
8332 (MSN 480) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Mid air collision 1Nov43
with a towed target W of Homosassa Springs, FL; 901st Base Unit, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL;
Crash landed 11Aug44 with mechanical failure at Orlando; 123rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field,
Goldsboro, NC; Crashed 30Mar45 4 miles NE of Newton Grove, NC; Pilot killed
8333 (MSN 481) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 3Aug43 landing
at Leesburg; 120th Base Unit, 1st AF, Richmond AAB, VA; Mid air collision 6May44 with P-47G 42-24987,
one mile S of Cuckoo, VA; Pilot bailed out
8334 (MSN 482) 351st Flexible Gunnery Training Squadron, Las Vegas Field, NV; Accident 22Dec43 in collision with
parked US Navy Timm N2T-1 Tutor, BuNo 32425, taxying at Las Vegas; 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of
Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Mid air collision 7Feb44 with a towed target near Homoassasssa Springs,
15 miles from Orlando, FL; 121st Base Unit, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Redesignated TP-47D;
Accident 3Jan45 taxying at Bradley, CT; 123rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC;
Accident 21Jun45 landing at Seymour Johnson
8335 (MSN 483) 133rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Hillsgrove Field, Providence, RI; Accident 12Jan45 landing with
mechanical failure at Hillsgrove, RI
8336 (MSN 484) 81st FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Cross City Field, FL; Damaged 10Oct43
taxying at Bushnell Field, Orlando, FL; [V14], 121st Base Unit, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT;
“The City of Ironwood, Mich."; Crash landed 25Aug44 3 miles N of Bradley
8337 (MSN 485) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 17Jul43 landing at Leesburg;
534th FS, 83rd FG, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE; Damaged 9Apr44 in collision with P-47D taxying at Dover;
125th Base Unit, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE; Accident 26Jan45 landing with mechanical failure at Dover, DE
8338 (MSN 486) 81st FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Cross City Field, FL;
Crashed 21Aug43 4 miles S of Old Town, FL; Pilot killed
8339 (MSN 487) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Accident 15Jul43 taking off
at Leesburg AAF, FL
8340 (MSN 488) 313th FS, 50th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Orlando AAB, FL; Force landed 29Dec43 after
engine failure and destroyed one mile from Leesburg AAF, FL
8341 (MSN 489) 2539th Base Unit, Central Flying Training Command, Foster Field, Victoria, TX;
Accident 7Feb45 taxying at Metagordo Peninsula, TX
8342 (MSN 490) 312th FS, 338th FG, 3rd AF, Perry Field, FL; Mid air collision 23Aug43 with P-47D 42-22391
15 miles N of Perry; Pilot killed
8343 (MSN 491) 312th FS, 338th FG, 3rd AF, Perry Field, FL; Accident 20Aug43 landing at Perry
8344 (MSN 492) 305th FS, 338th FG, 3rd AF, Dale Mabry Field, Tallahassee, FL; Destroyed 23Jul43 landing
at Dale Mabry; Pilot killed
8345 (MSN 493)
8346 (MSN 494) 321st FS, 326th FG, 1st AF, Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC; Mid air collision 6Apr44 at Clayton, NC
8347 (MSN 495) 441st FS, 338th FG, 3rd AF, Perry Field, FL; Accident 22Jun43 landing with mechanical failure at Perry;
Accident 21Aug43 taxying at Perry; Destroyed 23Sep43 taking off at Perry; Pilot killed
8348 (MSN 496) 389th FS, 366th FG, 1st AF, Bluethenthal Field, Wilmington, NC; Crashed 27Sep43 10-15 miles W
of Southport, NC; Destroyed 14Nov43 when crashed 2 miles ESE of Fort Caswell, near Southport, NC; Pilot killed
8349 (MSN 497) 319th Sub-Depot; Westover Field, Chicopee, MA; Damaged 28Sep43 while parked at Westover; 532ndFS,
83rd FG, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE; Accident 22Mar44 in collision with P-47C 41-6499 landing at Dover
8350 (MSN 498) 305th FS, 338th FG, 3rd AF, Dale Mabry Field, Tallahassee, FL; Mid air collision 9Sep43 with
P-47D 42-8365 and destroyed 20 miles E of Tallahassee, FL; Pilot killed
8351 (MSN 499) HQ Squadron, 3rd Detachment, 3rd AF, Drew Field, Tampa, FL; Accident 1Apr44 taxying at Drew;
Fighter Pilot Training Squadron, 263rd Base Unit, 2nd AF, Harding Field, Baton Rouge, LA;
Crashed 16Jul44 and destroyed by fire near Gulfport, MS; Pilot bailed out
8352 (MSN 500) 305th FS, 338th FG, 3rd AF, Dale Mabry Field, Tallahassee, FL; Accident 21Sep43 landing in
bad weather at Dale Mabry; Fighter Pilot Training Squadron, 263rd Base Unit, 2nd AF, Harding Field,
Baton Rouge, LA; Mid air collision 4Oct44 with P-47D 43-25347 and destroyed 20 miles NW of Harding, LA;
Pilot bailed out
8353 (MSN 501) 305th FS, 338th FG, 3rd AF, Dale Mabry Field, Tallahassee, FL; Accident 12Jul43 taxying at
Gunter Field, AL; 325th FS, 327th FG, 1st AF, Richmond AAB, VA; Accident 13Nov43 on the ground
at Millville; 450th FS, 87th FG, 1st AF, Camp Springs AAB, MD; Crash landed 1Mar44 after engine failure at Camp Springs
8354 (MSN 502) 391st FS, 366th FG, 1st AF, Bluethenthal Field, Wilmington, NC; Crashed 24Oct43 at Bluethenthal
8355 (MSN 503) 305th FS, 338th FG, AFs School of Applied Tactics, Cross City Field, FL; Accident 7Jun43
landing at Cross City; Combat Crew Training Squadron, 269th Base Unit, 2nd AF, Strother Field,
Winfield, KS; Accident 16Jun44 landing at Strother; Damaged 12Jan45 in collision with P-47D 42-23022
on the ground at Strother
8356 (MSN 504) 305th FS, 338th FG, 3rd AF, Dale Mabry Field, Tallahassee, FL; Crash landed 3Aug43 at Dale Mabry
8357 (MSN 505) 305th FS, 338th FG, 3rd AF, Dale Mabry Field, Tallahassee, FL; Destroyed 25Jun43 landing at Dale Mabry
8358 (MSN 506) 306th FS, 338th FG, 3rd AF, Dale Mabry Field, Tallahassee, FL; Accident 22Jun43 landing with
mechanical failure at Dale Mabry; Damaged 25Aug43 in collision with P-47C 41-6615 taxying at Dale Mabry;
320th FS, 402nd FG, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT; Accident 19Mar44 landing at Suffolk County;
132nd Base Unit, 1st AF, Suffolk County Field, Westhampton Beach, Long Island, NY; Destroyed 30Aug44
landing at Suffolk County
8359 (MSN 507) 441st FS, 338th FG, 3rd AF, Perry Field, FL; Crashed 17Aug43 8 miles S of Perry; Pilot killed
8360 (MSN 508) 443rd FS, 327th FG, 1st AF, Richmond AAB, VA; Accident 18Feb44 landing at Norfolk Field;
Damaged 24Feb44 while parked in collision by P-47D 41-6655 taxying at Norfolk, VA;
8361 (MSN 509) 312th FS, 338th FG, 3rd AF, Perry Field, FL; Accident 13Sep43 landing with mechanical
failure at Perry; Destroyed 13Sep43 landing at Perry
8362 (MSN 510) Fighter Pilot Training Squadron, 263rd Base Unit, 2nd AF, Harding Field, Baton Rouge, LA;
Mid air collision 3Oct44 with P-47D 42-28191, crashed and destroyed three miles west of Morganza, LA; Pilot bailed out.
8363 (MSN 511) 312th FS [G 81], 338th FG, 3rd AF, Perry Field, FL; Accident 18Jul43 with mechanical failure
taking off at Perry; Damaged 14Sep43 in collision with P-47C 41-6594 taxying at Perry; 132nd Base Unit,
1st AF, Suffolk County Field, Westhampton Beach, Long Island, NY; Accident 26Jun44 on the ground at
Suffolk County; Accident 9Apr45 landing at Suffolk County
8364 (MSN 512) 443rd FS; 327th FG, 1st AF, Richmond AAB, VA; Crash landed 28Jan44 after engine failure
7 miles S of Petersburg, VA
8365 (MSN 513) 305th FS, 338th FG, 3rd AF, Dale Mabry Field, Tallahassee, FL; Mid air collision 9Sep43
with P-47D 42-8350 20 miles E of Tallahassee, FL; 130th Base Unit, 1st AF, Norfolk Field, VA;
Accident 19Jul44 landing at Norfolk, VA
8366 (MSN 514) 125th Base Unit, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE; Mid air collision 17Jun44 with P-47G 42-25147 at Dover
8367 (MSN 515) 312th FS, 338th FG, 3rd AF, Dale Mabry Field, Tallahassee, FL; Accident 4Jun43 taxying at Dale Mabry;
2541st Base Unit, Central Flying Training Command, Matagorda Peninsula Field, TX;
Accident 4Jun44 when nosed over taxying at Matagorda Peninsula
8368 (MSN 516) 358th FS [YF-I], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Ole"
8369 (MSN 517) 61st FS [HV-E], 56th FG, 8th AF, Halesworth, Station 365; "Francy Ann II";
Damaged 3Oct43 on take-off at RAF Hitcham, Suffolk, UK; 63rd FS [UN-Z]; Lost 29Jan44
8370 (MSN 518) 357th FS [OS-L], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Alabama Bound";
On 7Nov43 the fighter was despatched to provide escort for B-26 formations of the 9th AF attacking
German airfields at Montdidier and Meulan, France. On the return the flight encountered thick cloud
formations over France. The flight entered the clouds and this aircraft sustained a mid-air
collision with P-47D 42-7984 and crashed near Montdidier, France. MACR 1448. The pilot bailed out but
struck the tailplane and broke both legs; he was captured as a Prisoner of War. Aircraft salvaged and
used by the Luftwaffe as T9+FK. Recaptured at Bad Woerischofen May 1945 and returned to USA.
8371 (MSN 519) 328th FS, 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; Destroyed 13Sep43 landing at RAF Earls Colne, Essex, UK;
Pilot killed
8372 (MSN 520) 351st FS, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Metfield, Station 366; Crash landed 16Aug43 with fuel starvation
at Site D, RAF Lewes, East Sussex; HQ Squadron, 66th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357;
"Piccadilly Pete"; Damaged 4Jul44 taxying at RAF King's Cliffe, pilot survived and aircraft damaged but
repaired; 100th Bomb Group, 8th AF, Thorpe Abbotts,
Station 139; Used as a formation monitor
8373 (MSN 521) 350th FS [LH-Y], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Metfield, Station 366; Crash landed 22May44 after engine
failure 8 miles ESE of RAF Raydon, Suffolk, UK; 61st FS [HV-A bar], 56th FG, 8th AF
8374 (MSN 522) 352nd FS [SX-D], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366;
Declared war weary; 84th FS [WZ-J], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357;
8375 (MSN 523) 84th FS [WZ-A], 78th FG, 8th AF, RAF Duxford, Station 357, Cambridgeshire, UK; Accident 15Feb44 landing at Duxford,
pilot survived, aircraft damaged but repaired; 351st FS [YJ-D], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345;
Metfield, Station 366; Declared war weary; Detachment B [5F-C], 65th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Boxted, Station 150
8376 (MSN 524) 352nd FS [SX-Q], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366
8377 (MSN 525) 486th FS [PZ-W], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Little Rebel"
8378 (MSN 526) 350th FS [LH-R], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366;
Accident 26Sep43 landing at RAF Ford, West Sussex; Damaged 13Jan44 taxying at Metfield; 375th FS [E2-Z],
361st FG, 8th AF, RAF Bottisham (USAAF Station 374), Cambridgeshire, UK; Crash landed 25Mar44 at Bottisham.
8379 (MSN 527) 351st FS [YJ-H], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; “Big Nose”; 506th FS [4K-K], 404th FG,
9th AF, Winkton, Station 414; Damaged 20Apr44 in collision with P-47D 42-75052 and 42-25731 taxying at
Winkton; Crashed, possibly offshore, at Grandcamp-Maisy, France June 7, 1944; MACR 5867. Pilot MIA.
8380 (MSN 528) 351st FS [YJ-A], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366; "Lonesome Polecat";
Accident 25Sep43 landing at RAF Biggin Hill, Kent; 352nd FS [SX-L]; 6th Tactical Air Depot,
9th AF, Membury (USAAF
Station 466), Berkshire, UK; Accident 23Aug44 landing at Membury. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged,
unknown if repaired.
8381 (MSN 529) 328th FS [PE-B], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Little One" [Named for his petite wife];
Declared war weary; 3rd Gunnery & Tow Target Flight [LJ-B], 496th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF,
East Wretham, Station 133
8382 (MSN 530) 487th FS [HO-J], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Helen of Troy";
Damaged 16Jul43 taxying at Bodney; 53rd FS, 36th FG, 9th AF, RAF Kingsnorth (USAAF station 418), Kent, UK;
Crash landed 12Jul44 with fuel starvation and destroyed at Kingsnorth. Pilot survived,
but aircraft was destroyed.
8383 (MSN 531) 352nd FS, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366; Mid-air collision 31Aug43
with P-47D 42-7999 during a formation turn at 30,000 feet 9 miles N of Amiens, France while on a mission
to escort a formation of B-17s attacking the German airfield at Amiens/Glisy, France. The tail was severed,
the aircraft entered a flat spin and crashed at La Vicogne, 5 miles S of Doullens, France. MACR 475.
The pilot bailed out safely but was captured as a POW.
8384 (MSN 532) 328th FS [PE-O], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "The Flying Draft-Dodger" / "Hildegarde";
Accident 16Nov43 landing at Sywell; 551st Fighter Training Squadron [VM-I], 495th Fighter Training Group,
8th AF, RAF Atcham (USAAF Station 342); Declared war weary; Crash landed 8Sep44 with fuel starvation at
Charlton Farm, near Wellington, Shropshire.
8385 (MSN 533) 351st FS [YJ-M], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "Boston Bull'; Metfield, Station 366;
8386 (MSN 534) [G 82], 437th Base Unit, 1st AF, Suffolk County Field, Westhampton Beach, Long Island, NY; "Zombie";
Accident 8Apr44 taking off at Suffolk County
8387 (MSN 535) 448th FS, 83rd FG, 1st AF, Dover Field, DE; Accident 19Feb44 taxying at Dover; 125th Base Unit,
1st AF, Dover Field, DE; Accident 16Jul44 when nosed over taxying at Dover; Force landed 28Jul44 with
mechanical failure 7 mmiles S of Denton, MD; Force landed 15Feb45 after engine failure 11 miles S of Ocean City, MD
8388 (MSN 536) 370 th FS, 359th FG, 1st AF, Mitchel Field, Hempstead, Long Island, NY; Crash landed 6Jun43
after engine failure 3 miles S of Belleport, NY
8389 (MSN 537) 357th FS [OS-J], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Sheaf"s Jug"; 512th FS [O7-J],
406th FG, 9th AF, Ashford, Station 417; "Lillian"; Shot down by flak and crashed near Tollevast, 8km S of
Cherbourg, France June 22, 1944; MACR 6210. Pilot bailed out but killed.
8390 (MSN 538) War Bond aircraft; "Scarsdale Legionnaire" - One of more than 100 P-47 Thunderbolts purchased
through War Bonds by residents of Scarsdale, NY; 352nd FS [SX-I], 353rd FG, 8th AF, RAF Raydon (USAAF Station 157),
Suffolk, UK; Crashed 22Apr44 on take-off at Raydon when its left tyre blew out, the pilot escaped but the aircraft
was destroyed, having swerved off the runway and nosed over onto its back; Salvaged.
8391 (MSN 539) 487th FS [HO-Y], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; Damaged 14Mar44 taxying at Gosfield;
Destroyed 29May44 on take-off at RAF Thurleigh, Bedfordshire, UK. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
8392 (MSN 540) 350th FS, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366
8393 (MSN 541) 350th FS [LH-Q], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "Mud 'n Mules"; Metfield, Station 366;
Damaged 10Dec43 on take-off at RAF Hornchurch, Essex, UK
8394 (MSN 542) 350th FS [LH-O], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366; 361st FS [QI-U],
356th FG, 8th AF, RAF Martlesham Heath (USAAF Station 369), Suffolk, UK; Crash landed 21Mar44 and destroyed
at Martlesham Heath
8395 (MSN 543) 351st FS [YJ-S], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill (USAAF Station 345); "Cookie"; Metfield, Station 366;
Shot down by flak and crashed in the center of Ecques, 10km S of Saint-Omer, France November 25, 1943.
Flak hit the engine which caught fire and most of the fuselage skin was either burnt off or blown away.
The forward two-thirds of the fuselage was burning fiercely. The pilot pulled up and rolled to the right
in flames. The plane did a two turn spin before the pilot bailed out. MACR 1446. The pilot landed near
Lumbres, 15km SW of Saint-Omer, badly burnt and taken POW. The pilot was Lt Colonel Loren McCollom,
356th FG commander leading the first 356FG dive bombing mission.
8396 (MSN 544) 352nd FS [SX-T], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill (USAAF Station 345); "Lucky"; Metfield, Station 366;
Declared war weary; 61st FS [HV-B], 56th FG, 8th AF, Boxted, Station 150; "Lucky" / "The Mole";
Accident 2Feb45 landing at Boxted
8397 (MSN 545) 357th FS [OS-K], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Prune Face";
552nd Fighter Training Squadron [DQ-S], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, RAF Atcham (USAAF Station 342),
Shropshire, UK; Crash landed 22Jun44 after engine failure and destroyed at Duncote Farm, near Atcham
8398 (MSN 546) 350th FS [LH-H], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "Flamin' Mamie" - artwork of a naked
woman painted on the nose cowl; Metfield, Station 366; Shot down while chasing an enemy aircraft by
Fw Gerd Wiegandin in Fw 190A-6 of JG 26/4 at Erpion, Belgium December 30, 1943; MACR 1865. Pilot KIA.
Crash site excavated 1995.
8399 (MSN 547) 357th FS [OS-M], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Arkansas Traveller";
379th FS, 362nd FG, 9th AF, Prosnes [A-79], France; Crashed 2Oct44 4 miles NE of Reims/Champagn airfield
A-62 Betheny, France. Piot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
8400 (MSN 548) 354th FS [WR-E], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Dragon Wagon";
487th FS [HO-W], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Beverly"
8401 (MSN 549) 359th FS, 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; 351st FS [YJ-R],
353rd FG, 8th AF, Metfield, Station 366; "Dottie" / "Scatterbolts"; Declared war weary;
Detachment B [5F-K], 65th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Boxted, Station 150; "Chris"; Crash landed 16Aug44
after engine failure and destroyed at Tibenham
8402 (MSN 550) Republic Aviation Corporation, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Damaged 6Jul43
while parked in collision by P-47D 42-22361 taking off at Republic Field; 351st FS [YJ-F], 353rd FG,
8th AF, Metfield, Station 366; "Devil's Thumb"; 368th FS [CV-M bar], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham,
Station 133; "Devil's Thumb"; Declared war weary; 310th Ferrying Squadron, 27th Air Transport Group,
8th AF, Warton, Station 582; Crash landed 21May44 with mechanical failure at Boxted;
Detachment B [5F-F], 65th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Boxted, Station 150; Destroyed 7Aug44 in collision
with P-47D 42-74664 landing at Boxted
42-8403/8702 Republic P-47D-5-RE Thunderbolt
8403 (MSN 551) Republic Aviation Corporation, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY;
Crash landed 19Feb44 and destroyed at Republic Field
8404 (MSN 552) 354th FS [WR-P], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122;
"Speed" / "Li'l Jo"; Accident 5Nov43 landing; 350th FS [LH-K], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Metfield, Station 366;
Probably damaged by flak and crashed after engine failure at Gambais, 18km NW of Rambouillet, France
August 13, 1944; MACR 7604. Pilot MIA, believed killed.
8405 (MSN 553) 350th FS [LH-X], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Metfield, Station 366; Crashed 23Aug43 and destroyed landing at
RAF Debach (Station 152), Suffolk, UK; Pilot Robert C. Peters durvived, but aircraft was destroyed.
8406 (MSN 554) 357th FS [OS-T], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Eager Eve"; Shot down by
Fw Ernst Florian in Fw 190A of JG 1/2 over North Sea off Westenschouwen, Netherlands November 5, 1943;
MACR 1169. Pilot KIA
8407 (MSN 555) Republic Aviation Corporation, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Damaged 6Jul43
while parked in collision by P-47D 42-22361 taking off at Republic Field; 359th FS, 356th FG, 8th AF,
Martlesham Heath, Station 369; Damaged 6Feb44 taxying at RAF Manston, Kent
8408 (MSN 556) 357th FS [OS-U], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Jean's Little Moe";
Probably collided with P-47D 42-8413 in bad weather over Wissant, France on a meteorological mission
to St. Omer and Boulogne, France; Crashed near Ostend, Belgium November 15, 1943; MACR 1290. Pilot KIA
8409 (MSN 557) 335th FS, 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; 352nd FS [SX-U], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Metfield,
Station 366; 514th FS [O7-Q], 406th FG, 9th AF, "Skirty Bert"; Shot down by Bf 109G-6 while on an armed
reconnaissance mission and crashed at Occagnes, 6km NW of Argentan, France June 10, 1944;
MACR 6217. Pilot was wounded, bailed out at low altitude, captured but died the following day from his injuries.
8410 (MSN 558) 63rd FS [UN-U], 56th FG, 8th AF, "Betty Ann II"; Declared war weary; Detachment B [5F-L],
65th Fighter Wing; WFU August 1, 1944
8411 (MSN 559) 486th FS, 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; Shot down at Oirschot, Netherlands by
Hptm Wilhelm Lemke in Bf 109G-6 of JG 3/II Stab November 30, 1943; MACR 1434. Pilot KIA
8412 (MSN 560) 486th FS [PZ-R], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Sweetie", Artwork - Vargas girl;
61st FS, 56th FG, 8th AF, Boxted, Station 150; Damaged 1Sep44 taxying at RAF Boxted, Essex, UK.
Pilot surived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8413 (MSN 561) 357th FS [OS-P], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Ma Fran 3rd"; Probably collided
with P-47D 42-8408 in bad weather over Wissant, France on a meteorological mission to St. Omer and Boulogne,
France; Crashed near Ostend, Belgium November 15, 1943; MACR 1289. Pilot KIA
8414 (MSN 562) 352nd FS [SX-K], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "The Flying Finn" / "Ginny" / “Doll”;
Metfield, Station 366; On September 5, 1943, the aircraft was flown from Metfield to Halesworth
by a pilot from 56th FG, apparently 'liberated' during an escape exercise; Damaged 15Sep43 taxying
at RAF Thorney Island, Hants; Damaged 12Nov43 taxying in collision by P-47D 42-74647 landing at
Metfield; Damaged 4Dec43 when a tire blew on landing and the aircraft nosed over at Metfield;
Base Air Depot No.1; 8th AF Service Command, Burtonwood, Station 590; Crashed 16Mar44 after engine failure at
RAF Burtonwood, Lancashire, UK
8415 (MSN 563) 357th FS [OS-A], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Available Jones 4th";
366th FS, 358th FG, 9th AF, Crashed 27Jun44 with combat damage near Mahéru, France; MACR 6227. Pilot killed
8416 (MSN 564) 357th FS [OS-X], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; The aircraft was despatched 13Dec43
to provide escort to bombers on a mission to Keil, Germany. On take-off the aircraft struck a tree which
knocked off the belly fuel tank and caused structural damage. The pilot headed for the coast and
abandoned the aircraft over Sizewell, Suffolk, returning to his unit. The aircraft crashed into the North
Sea two miles east of Sizewell
8417 (MSN 565) 361st FS [QI-W], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; Damaged 18Oct43 when
ground looped on take-off caused by an unlocked tailwheel at Martlesham Heath; 359th FS [OC-A],
"Ich Brauche Du" ['I Need You']; Damaged by flak near Bremen, Germany. Able to fly home until engine
failed and the aircraft crashed near DuPunt, 10km S of Groningen, Netherlands May 7, 1944;
MACR 4550. Pilot bailed out and taken POW
8418 (MSN 566) 358th FS [YF-Y], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; Force landed 7Nov43; [YF-M];
Base Air Depot No.2; 8th AF Service Command, Warton, Station 582; Crash landed 1Mar44 with mechanical failure at Warton
8419 (MSN 567) 328th FS [PE-X], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Blondie" [Named after pilot's wife];
Damaged 14Jan44 on take-off at Bodney; Shot down by Fw 190A-8 flown by Lt Waldemar Radener of JG 26/7,
crashed and exploded one km east of Chagny, SW of Beaune, France February 8, 1944; MACR 2153. Pilot killed.
8420 (MSN 568) 352nd FS [SX-A], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366.
The fighter was despatched on bomber escort for B-17s attacking at Romilly-sur-Seine and Paris, France.
The fighter was operating at its maximum range and was returning to base in darkness. It is believed that
the aircraft suffered fuel starvation, the pilot abandond the aircraft over Truro and it crashed and
burnt out in a potato field at Week Orchard Farm, two miles east of Bude, Cornwall September 15, 1943.
The pilot was seriously injured. Wreckage excavated 2008
8421 (MSN 569) 487th FS [HO-Y], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; Ditched in English Channel January 29, 1944;
Pilot rescued
8422 (MSN 570) 324th FS, 327th FG, 1st AF, Richmond AAB, VA; Accident 13Mar44 taxying at Matagorda Peninsula, TX
8423 (MSN 571) 357th FS [OS-W], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Becky"; 412th FS, 373rd FG,
9th AF, Woodchurch (USAAF Station 419), Kent, UK; Destroyed 25Jul44 landing at Woodchurch, pilot survived
8424 (MSN 572) 328th FS [PE-S], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Kathie" - artwork of girl on aircraft
in flight; Shot down by flak and crashed in the English Channel 8 miles W of Cayeux, France March 11, 1944;
MACR 3053. Pilot bailed out and MIA
8425 (MSN 573) 361st FS [QI-R], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "Gentle Annie"
8426 (MSN 574) 358th FS [YF-F], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Claire"; HQ Squadron,
355th FG; Accident 24Nov43 landing at Hitcham; 63rd FS [UN-P], 56th FG, 8th AF, RAF Boxted (USAAF Station 150),
Essex, UK; Accident 22Apr44 when the engine failed on approach for a landing at Boxted and crash landed in the
garden of a cottage near the base; [UN-B bar]
8427 (MSN 575) 358th FS [YF-S], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Mona Lou"; 361st FS [QI-O],
356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; Crashed SE of Le Tréport , France after engine
failure June 8, 1944; MACR 5588 Pilot bailed out but was killed.
8428 (MSN 576) 351st FS [YJ-Q], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "Pat"; Metfield, Station 366;
The pilot had just shot down a Bf 109 when he was shot down by Maj Egon Mayer in Fw 190A-6 of JG 2/Stab
and crashed near Mulheim, Germany November 5, 1943; MACR 1167. Pilot POW.
8429 (MSN 577) 506th FS [4K-E], 404th FG, 9th AF, Winkton, Station 414; Assigned 22May44;
8430 (MSN 578)
8431 (MSN 579) 487th FS [HO-I], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Amelia Christine"; 552nd Fighter
Training Squadron [DQ-W & L], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham (USAAF Station 342) Shropshire, UK;
Declared war weary; Accident 5Sep44 landing at Atcham, pilot survived but aircraft was destroyed.
8432 (MSN 580) 487th FS [HO-A], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Babylon Panther"
8433 (MSN 581) 354th FS [WR-K], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; [WR-S]; Broke up in mid air
during a high-speed dive and crashed at Charmy Down, near Bath, Somerset December 4, 1943; Pilot killed
8434 (MSN 582) 354th FS [WR-U], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Miss Behave" / "Li'l Lo";
Damaged 17Oct43 on the ground at Steeple Morden; 487th FS [HO-U], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141;
“Miss Behave” artwork removed as being 'too provocative'; 328th FS [PE-V]; "Desiree Y" [named for pilot's wife];
Crashed 9Apr44 near Osnabrück, Germany; MACR 3623. Pilot bailed out and taken POW
8435 (MSN 583) 328th FS [PE-A], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Sandra Lee"; Base Air Depot No.1;
8th AF Service Command, Burtonwood, Station 590; 406th FG, 9th AF, Asch [Y-29], Belgium;
Crashed after engine failure in vicinity of Hunsel, Holland while on a ferry flight from Burtonwood to Asch
February 20, 1945; MACR 12554. Pilot bailed out, was injured and died from his wounds
8436 (MSN 584) 328th FS [PE-Y], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; 361st FS [QI-G], 356th FG, 8th AF,
Martlesham Heath, Station 369"Betsy"
8437 (MSN 585) 328th FS [PE-G], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Sunny IV"
8438 (MSN 586) 357th FS [OS-B], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Dizzy Miss"; 387th FS [B4-W],
365th FG, 9th AF, Fritzlar [Y-86], Germany; "Mortician"s Delight"; Declared war weary;
Force landed 19Apr45 at Saint-Dizier (A-64), France. The pilot was one of two who had taken a war-weary
aircraft to visit an injured squadron pilot, recently liberated from a POW camp. The squadron
maintenance officer had suggested not to bother bringing the war-weary aircraft back. The pilot
deliberately force landed and then hitched a ride with his wingman but force landed again as a
passenger in the other aircraft.
8439 (MSN 587) 328th FS [PE-T], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Slender, Tender and Tall" / "Bugs",
Artwork - Bugs Bunny on left Cowl; "Patty Ann" [Named for pilot's niece]; Crashed 10Dec43 at Neaton, Norfolk
8440 (MSN 588) 361st FS [QI-P], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; Crashed due to bad weather
into North Sea 5 miles E of Felixstowe, Suffolk March 20, 1944; MACR 3393. Pilot killed.
8441 (MSN 589) 354th FS [WR-R], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Sweat"; Damaged by the
explosion of a fuel depot and crashed while strafing aircraft at Achmer airfield near Osnabruck,
Germany March 8, 1944; MACR 3055. Pilot KIA
8442 (MSN 590) 61st FS [HV-H], 56th FG, 8th AF; Declared war weary; Used as a hack; 551st Fighter
Training Squadron, 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; 91st Bomb Group, 8th AF,
Bassingbourn, Station 121; Used as a hack and formation monitor
8443 (MSN 591) 354th FS [WR-H], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Honeychild"; 358th FS [YF-K];
"Witch Hazel", artwork - nude witch on broom; "Miss Clean Sweep"; Shot down 26Mar44 by ground fire
during a low-level strafing attack on a German airfield at Chateaudun, France. Bullets from the
fighter ignited the fuel dump and the resulting explosive debris damaged the aircraft, causing it
to crash land. MACR 3629, Pilot evaded capture.
8444 (MSN 592) 354th FS [WR-P], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; Speed / "Li'l Jo"; [WR-O];
8445 (MSN 593) 354th FS, 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; 492nd FS [F4-V], 48th FG, 9th AF;
Crashed near Euskirchen, Germany November 21, 1944 after the fighter flew into heavy clouds while
on a cover mission; MACR 10581 and 15880. Pilot killed.
8446 (MSN 594) 352nd FS [SX-B], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366; 376th FS,
361st FG, 8th AF, Bottisham, Station 374; Damaged 6Mar44 on take-off at Bottisham; 375th FS;
Damaged 24Apr44 on take-off at Bottisham; 512th FS, 406th FG, 9th AF, Asch [Y-29], Belgium;
Accident 10Feb45 landing with fuel starvation at Asch
8447 (MSN 595) 487th FS [HO-S], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Queen City Mama", artwork -
Map of Ohio left fuselage [the pilot was from Cincinnati (known as 'The Queen City')];
Force landed 30Dec43 when lost in fog and with fuel starvation at Lumbres, France; MACR 1683
The thermite grenade that the pilot placed in the cockpit failed to explode; Pilot evaded capture
and returned to squadron; Aircraft recovered and flown by Luftwaffe
8448 (MSN 596) 305th FS, 338th FG, 3rd AF, Dale Mabry Field, Tallahassee, FL; Accident 12Jul43 landing
at Dale Mabry; Combat Crew Training Squadron, 261st Base Unit, 2nd AF, Abilene Field, TX;
Crash landed 27Apr45 with mechanical failure at Avenger, TX; Reconstruction Finance Corporation,
Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK; sold by War Assets Corporation to Paul Mantz February, 1946; scrapped at Searcey
8449 (MSN 597) 3702nd Base Unit, Buckley Field, Aurora, CO; Accident 12Dec44 taking off at Buckley
8450 (MSN 598) Wright Field, Dayton, OH
8451 (MSN 599) 375th FS, 361st FG, 1st AF, Richmond AAB, VA; Accident 20Oct43 in collision taking off at Richmond
8452 (MSN 600) 486th FS [PZ-J], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141
8453 (MSN 601) 354th FS [WR-K], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; Shot down by Fw Wilhelm Mayer
in Fw 190A-6 of JG26/7 at Cuffies, 2km N of Soissons, France December 30, 1943; MACR 1869. Pilot bailed out taken POW.
8454 (MSN 602) 328th FS [PE-D bar], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; 487th FS [HO-D], 352nd FG, 8th AF,
Bodney, Station 141; "Maureen"; 411th FS, 373rd FG, 9th AF, Tour-en-Bessin [A-13], France;
Crashed with mechanical failure at Le Mesnil-Adelée, 12km NW of Mortain, France August 4, 1944;
MACR 8040. Pilot killed.
8455 (MSN 603) 358th FS [YF-X], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; Mid air collision 14Sep43
near Steeple Morden - Able to land, pilot survived; 506th FS 4K-D], 404th FG, 9th AF, Winkton, Station 414;
Withdrawn 13May44.
8456 (MSN 604) 328th FS [PE-F], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Denali"
8457 (MSN 605) 335th FS, 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; 487th FS [HO-H], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney,
Station 141; 351st FS [YJ-O], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Metfield, Station 366
8458 (MSN 606) 61st FS [HV-A], 56th FG, 8th AF, Halesworth, Station 365; Combat damaged 1Dec43 by Bf 110
damaging the wings and engine, force landed at Wattisham, Station 377; 4th Strategic Air Depot, Hitcham,
Station 477; 61st FS, 56th FG, 8th AF, Halesworth, Station 365; Damaged 17Dec43 taxying at
Halesworth; [HV-F]; Damaged 7Jan44 when hit a flak emplacement on take-off and turned over at Halesworth
8459 (MSN 607) 486th FS [PZ-E], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Bonnie Lee", Artwork- girl walking bulldog
8460 (MSN 608) War Bond aircraft; "City Of Healdsburg, California"; 486th FS [PZ-D], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney,
Station 141; "The Flying Scot!", Artwork of locomotive and train running from nacelle towards cockpit
area [named after the nick name of the pilot]
8461 (MSN 609) 61st FS [HV-P], 56th FG, 8th AF; Halesworth, Station 365; "Lucky"; A flight of four aircraft
entered heavy cloud at 5,500 feet, 15 minutes after take-off. Three aircraft were never seen again
and presumed to have crashed into the North Sea 15 miles E of Lowestoft, England March 22, 1944;
MACR 3387. Pilot MIA
8462 (MSN 610) Republic Aviation Corporation; Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Mid air
collision 4Jun43 with P-47C 41-6545, 3 miles E of Farmingdale; Pilot bailed out but was killed
8463 (MSN 611) 63rd FS [UN-T], 56th FG, 8th AF; Halesworth, Station 365; Crashed with fuel starvation
into North Sea 40 miles off Felixstowe, England February 3, 1944; MACR 2119. Pilot MIA
8464 (MSN 612) 87th Air Transport Squadron, 27th Air Transport Group, 8th AF, Warton, Station 582;
Crashed 5Sep43 in bad weather near Uttoxeter, Staffordshire; Pilot bailed out and survived, aircraft was destroyed.
8465 (MSN 613) 63rd FS [UN-K], 56th FG, 8th AF, Halesworth, Station 365; Crash landed 13Oct43 at RAF Brenzett, Kent.
Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8466 (MSN 614) 352nd FS [SX-B], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "Gena 'This Is It'", Artwork both sides
of lion on cloud; Metfield, Station 366; 486th FS [PZ-M], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141;
Crash landed 2Feb44 near Holland-on-Sea, Essex; Pilot survived, aircraft damaged but repaired.
Mid air collision 15Oct44 with P-47D 42-74674 at Leebotwood, Shrewsbury; 551st Fighter Training
Squadron [VM-T], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342
8467 (MSN 615) 82nd FS [MX-X], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; 359th FS [OC-L], 356th FG, 8th AF,
Martlesham Heath, Station 369; Crashed while strafing Achmer airfield near Hesepe, Germany March 8, 1944;
MACR 3057. Pilot killed.
8468 (MSN 616) 87th Air Transport Squadron, 27th Air Transport Group, 8th AF, Warton, Station 582;
Crash landed 7Nov43 on ferry flight and destroyed at RAF East Wretham, Norfolk, UK. Pilot survived, but aircraft
was destroyed.
8469 (MSN 617) 360th FS, 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "Jersey Bounce";
551st Fighter Training Squadron [VM-O or Q], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, RAF Atcham (USAAF Station 342);
Declared war weary; Mid air collision 12Aug44 with P-47D 42-76296 at Atcham; Crash landed 17Aug44 a
after engine failure near Wellington, Shropshire
8470 (MSN 618) Curtiss-Wright Corporation, Propeller Division, Caldwell-Wright Airport, NJ; Accident 28Sep43
landing at Caldwell-Wright; Force landed 3Jun44 after engine failure and destroyed at Casella Farm,
Valley Road, Preakness, NJ
8471 (MSN 619) 352nd FS [SX-S], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366;
82nd FS [MX-C; MX-X], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; "Squint";
359th FS [OC-A bar], 356th FG, 8th AF, RAF Martlesham Heath (USAAF Station 369) Suffolk, UK;
Accident 22Sep44 landing at Martlesham Heath
8472 (MSN 620)
8473 (MSN 621) 487th FS [HO-V], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Sweet Louise" / "Mrs. Josephine" / "Hedy"
[named for the wives of the pilot and crew chiefs]; Pilot Captain Virgil Meroney was the 352nd's
only P-47 ace, all claimed using this aircraft between 1Dec43 and 16Mar44; 514th FS [O7-R], 406th FG,
9th AF, Ashford, Station 417; "Bloom's Tomb II"; Accident 25Apr44 landing at Ashford; Shot down by
Fw 190A-6 one mile S of Dreux, and crashed near Havelu, 13km NE of Dreux, France June 29, 1944; MACFR 6224.
Pilot bailed out and evaded capture with help of the French underground, but was caught later in Paris and
taken POW but died in Buchenwald.
8474 (MSN 622) 487th FS [HO-E], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Barbara M"; 360th FS [PI-G],
356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369
8475 (MSN 623) 350th FS [LH-X], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366;
Crashed 5Sep43 after the pilot lost control in low cloud near RAF Biggin Hill, Kent;
Pilot bailed out too low and was killed when the parachute failed to open.
8476 (MSN 624) 351st FS [YJ-X], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "Little Demon"; Metfield, Station 366;
82nd FS [MX-X], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; "Little Demon";
Shot down by flak while strafing Ostheim airfield Feb 22, 1944. Pilot bailed out and became POW.
Two other sources show this Jug being
transferred to the 82nd FS 78th FG (re-coded MX-X) and keeping the “Little Demon” nickname until being written
off on Mar 17, 1944 when crash landed at RAF Witchford, Cambridgeshire. Pilot severely burnt.
Meanwhile, Maj Beckham, an 18-victory ace by February 1944 (the most in the ETO at the time), was shot down by AAA Feb 2, 1944
while attacking Ostheim airfield, but he was in “Little Demon II” (P-47D-11-RE 42-75226) on that mission.
8477 (MSN 625) 358th FS [YF-X], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; The aircraft was despatched
to provide bomber escort to B-26 bombers from 9th AF attacking German airfields at Mondidier and Meulan,
France November 7, 1943. On the return strong headwinds over 100mph caused the flight to use excessive
fuel. This aircraft suffered fuel starvation and made a forced landing on a beach near Caen, France,
the pilot believing that he was over southern England. The pilot was captured as a POW.
Luftwaffe, Rechlin, Germany; Evaluated by the Luftwaffe test centre.
8478 (MSN 626) 351st FS [YJ-Y], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366; "Barbara";
370th FS [CR-K], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; 359th FS [OC-V], 356th FG, 8th AF,
RAF Martlesham Heath USAAF Station 369), Suffolk, UK; "Fifinella"; Damaged 31Aug44 in collision with P-47D
42-8549 taxying at Martlesham Heath; [OC-V bar]. Pilot survived, but aircrast was destroyed.
8479 (MSN 627) 83rd FS [HL-V bar], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; 351st FS, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Metfield, Station 366
8480 (MSN 628) 350th FS [LH-Z], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366; 512th FS, 406th FG,
9th AF, Ashford, Station 417; Accident 1Jun44 landing at Ashford; 386th FS [D5-B], 365th FG, 9th AF,
Lignerolles [A-12], France; Damaged 20Aug44 on take-off at Lignerolles. Pilot survived but aircraft was destroyed.
8481 (MSN 629) 328th FS [PE-L], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Muriel V"; 487th FS [HO-U]; 552nd Fighter
Training Squadron [DQ-D], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342; Declared war weary;
Accident 24Sep44 landing at Atcham; 386th FS [D5-B], 365th FG, 9th AF, Florennes/Juzaine [A-78], Belgium;
Crashed 26Feb45 into a building 2 miles S of Le Bourget, Paris, France; Pilot killed. The pilot,
Edward 'Loco' Szymanski, had been ordered to Paris for an Armed Forces Radio interview. Departing
Le Bourget to return to base in poor visibilty, he didn't see the apartment building looming out of
the mist and low cloud.
8482 (MSN 630) 361st FS [QI-A], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "Skeeter" / "Kiss O'Death";
[QI-P]; 361st FG, 8th AF, Bottisham, Station 374
8483 (MSN 631) 487th FS [HO-B], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; Shot down by flak SE of Dunkerque,
France December 30, 1943; MACR 1864. Pilot taken POW.
8484 (MSN 632)
8485 (MSN 633) 368th FS [CV-B], 359th FG, 8th AF, RAF East Wretham (USAAF Station 133) Norfolk, UK; Declared war weary;
Detachment B [5F-T], 65th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Boxted, Station 150
8486 (MSN 634) 328th FS [PE-Y], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Helen"; 551st Fighter Training
Squadron [VM-P], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, RAF Atcham (USAAF Station 342), Shropshire, UK;
Accident 10May44 landing near Atcham. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
8487 (MSN 635) War Bond aircraft; "Spirit of Atlantic City, N.J."; 63rd FS [UN-M], 56th FG, 8th AF, Halesworth,
Station 365; Pilot Captain Walker Melville "Bud" Mahurin, the first American 'Double Ace'.
Mahurin would claim 20 kills in the European Theatre of Operations. His final kill March 27, 1944
was a Dornier 217, which he shot down over France. His aircraft had sustained heavy battle damage
by the rear gunner of the Do 217 and the engine caught fire. The aircraft crashed close to Allonnes,
Boisville-la-Saint-Père, 16km SE of Chartres. Mahurin was forced to bail out at 3,000ft; he evaded
capture with the help of the French resistance and returned to his squadron May 7, 1944.
Colonel Walker "Bud" Mahurin, who has died aged 91, was one of the greatest US fighter pilots of the
second world war, and the only man to shoot down enemy planes in both the European and Pacific theatres,
and during the Korean war. Captured in Korea in 1952, he also became one of the most prominent
victims of the brainwashing techniques pioneered by the Chinese and North Koreans.
[P-47G 42-25234 flies as 28487 “Spirit of Atlantic City N.J.”]
8488 (MSN 636) 87th Air Transport Squadron, 27th Air Transport Group, 8th AF, Warton, Station 582;
Accident 20Aug43 landing at Warton; 63rd FS [UN-A], 56th FG, 8th AF, RAF Halesworth (USAAF Station 365),
Suffolk, UK; "Lofty"; Damaged 20Oct43 taxying at Halesworth. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown
if repaired
8489 (MSN 637) 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; 362nd FG, 9th AF, Wormingford, Station 159, 30Mar44.
Lost Jun 14, 1944. MACR 6501.
8490 (MSN 638) 486th FS [PZ-S], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Bundle of Joy", Artwork - Nude standing
over name; Accident 14Sep43 landing at Bodney; Mid air collision 8Mar44 with P-47D 42-8652 while flying with
42-8652, 42-22486 and 42-75157 near RAF Hethel, Norfolk, UK while flying formation in a long climb through thick cloud
after take-off for a mission; Able to land. Declared war weary; Detachment B, 65th Fighter Wing, 8th AF,
Boxted, Station 150; "Bundle of Joy"
8491 (MSN 639) 486th FS [PZ-N], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Donna Dae III" [Named in honor of the
pilot's favorite Hollywood actress]; Crash landed 5Nov43 with fuel starvation on return from a bomber escort
mission near Bodney; 359th FS [OC-C], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "Princess Jocelyn";
"Tiger Lil" [named by Crew Chief after a local girl]; Shot down by 'friendly fire' flak 14Aug44 whilst
mistakenly attacking a US motor convoy in the Bois de Picot and crashed at La Corderie, 3km NW of Andouillé,
12km N of Laval, France; Pilot killed.
8492 (MSN 640) War Bond aircraft; "The Falcon"; 359th FS [OC-C], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369
8493 (MSN 641) 328th FS [PE-E], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; 354th FS [WR-W], 355th FG, 8th AF,
RAF Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Woody's Maytag"; Damaged 2Oct43 in collision with parked P-47D 42-74681
taxying at Steeple Morden; 514th FS, 406th FG, 9th AF, Ashford, Station 417; Shot down by flak near
Le Gros Frêne, Gratot, 4km NW of Coutances, France June 17, 1944; MACR 6635. Pilot killed.
8494 (MSN 642) 352nd FS [SX-W], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; Metfield, Station 366; Damaged by flak,
with fuel starvation and crashed into English Channel 18 miles SW of Portland, Dorset September 15, 1943;
MACR 625. Pilot bailed out and MIA.
8495 (MSN 643) 335th FS [WD-W], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; Shot down by Fw 190A-6 flown by
Fw Hans Prager of JG 26/5 SE of Paris, France February 6, 1944; MACR 2142. Pilot bailed out at 20,000ft and became POW.
8496 (MSN 644) 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "Galloping Catastrophe"; Declared war weary;
5th Emergency Rescue Squadron [5F-X], 65th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Halesworth, Station 365; "Galloping Catastrophe";
Mid air collision 13Mar45 with B-24H 42-50359, 4 miles NNE of Seething, Norfolk; Pilot killed
8497 (MSN 645) 22nd FS, 36th FG, 9th AF, Kassel/Rothwesten [R-12], Germany; Lost from unknown cause between
Kassel and Leck, Germany June 1, 1945; MACR 14560. Pilot MIA
8498 (MSN 646) 358th FS [YF-T], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Trigger"; 370th FS [CR-T then CS-T],
359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; "Jeepers"; 377th FS, 362nd FG, 9th AF, Headcorn, Station 412;
Damaged in combat with Fw 190s and crash landed near Elbeuf, France June 14, 1944; MACR 6501. Pilot taken POW.
8499 (MSN 647) 350th FS [LH-Y], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "The Georgia Peach"; Metfield, Station 366;
Damaged by flak and crashed near Wittensee, Germany April 9, 1944; MACR 3624. Pilot bailed out and became POW.
8500 (MSN 648) 487th FS [HO-P], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Cripes A'Mighty"
8501 (MSN 649) 365th FS [CH-B], 358th FG, 9th AF, RAF Raydon (USAAF Station 157), Suffolk, UK; Damaged 8Feb44
taxying at Raydon. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8502 (MSN 650) 82nd FS [MX-K], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; 360th FS [PI-W], 356th FG, 8th AF,
Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "Hell's Angel"; Combat damaged by Bf 109G near Scheveningen and
crashed into North Sea off Den Haag, Netherlands November 29, 1943; MACR 1436. Pilot bailed out and taken POW.
8503 (MSN 651) 328th FS, 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; Accident 15Sep43 landing at RAF Ford, West Sussex;
552nd Fighter Training Squadron [DQ-N], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Damaged 23Jan44 taxying at Atcham; 350th FS, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Raydon, Station 157; Damaged 9Aug44 on
take-off at Raydon; 63rd FS, 56th FG, 8th AF, Boxted, Station 150; Accident 20Nov44 on take-off at Boxted
8504 (MSN 652) 358th FS [YF-G], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Bunky"; Shot down
January 29, 1944 near Koblenz, Germany; MACR 2131. Pilot KIA
8505 (MSN 653) 82nd FS [MX-E; MX-K bar], 78th FG, 8th AF, RAF Duxford (USAAF Station 357), Cambridgeshire, UK;
"Smilin' Jack II"; "Achtung! Der Finger"; Accident 7Jun44 landing long and ground looped at Duxford. Pilot survived,
but aircraft was destroyed.
8506 (MSN 654) 335th FS [WD-X then B], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; "Mark II"; Shot down by Bf 109G-6 flown
by unknown pilot and unit 4 miles N of Haaksbergen, Netherlands January 30, 1944; MACR 2296. Pilot WIA and taken POW.
8507 (MSN 655) 360th FS, 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; The aircraft was last seen chasing
a Bf 109 in a vertical dive, entering a cloud layer at 6,000 ft in the vicinity of Saint-Quentin, France
on a bomber escort mission to Frankfurt am Main, Germany February 11, 1944. MACR 2296.
The aircraft crashed at Moncornet, 15km SSE of Vervins, France; Pilot killed.
8508 (MSN 656) 328th FS [PE-Z], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Panama Papacito"; 350th FS [LH-D],
353rd FG, 8th AF, Metfield, Station 366
8509 (MSN 657) 328th FS [PE-I], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; 361st FS [QI-O], 356th FG, 8th AF,
Martlesham Heath, Station 369; Shot down by Bf 109G-6 flown by Uffz Peter Reinhardtof JG 11/5 at Neuenkirchen
near Holdorf, SW of Bremen, Germany November 29, 1943; MACR 1453. Pilot KIA
8510 (MSN 658) 361st FS [QI-Y], 356th FG, 8th AF, RAF Martlesham Heath (USAAF Station 369); "Shoo Shoo Baby"; [QI-M];
"Fireball"; Damaged 8Jul44 when nosed over and the propeller struck the ground taxying at Martlesham Heath;
Destroyed 24Oct44 landing at Martlesham Heath. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
8511 (MSN 659) 328th FS [PE-W], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Red Raider", Artwork of cowboy on
bucking bronco; 351st FS [YJ-K], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Raydon, Station 157; Mid air collision 30Jun44
with P-47D 42-8628, crashed and destroyed 2 miles SW of RAF Tibenham, Norfolk, UK; Pilot killed
8512 (MSN 660) 359th FS [OC-O], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "Hayseed Margaret";
375th FS, 361st FG, 8th AF, Bottisham, Station 374; Damaged by flak and ditched in North Sea 35 miles
E of Great Yarmouth March 22, 1944; MACR 3403. Pilot MIA.
8513 (MSN 661) 350th FS [LH-Y], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "Eager Beaver"; Metfield, Station 366;
Shot down by Obfw. Adolf Glunz in Fw 190A-6 of JG 26/5 at Budel, Netherlands October 14, 1943; MACR 504.
Pilot bailed out and evaded capture. The Thunderbolt was peppered by machine gun fire from the attacking aircraft
and the instrument panel disintegrated. The pilot was shot and shrapnel found its way into his
stomach through his leather flying jacket and Mae West. As his plane shuddered under the attack,
he was forced to bail out at 800ft with his parachute finally opening at 50ft. The pilot was
picked up by members of the Dutch resistance returned to 353rd Group in March 1944.
8514 (MSN 662) 486th FS [PZ-P], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; Shot down by Fw Gerhard Thyben
in Bf 109G of JG 3/6 near Zandvliet and crashed near Oirschot, Netherlands November 30, 1943; MACR 1445. Pilot killed.
8515 (MSN 663) 328th FS [PE-N], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Dixie Boy" / "Hildegarde";
Damaged 14Jan44 on take-off at Bodney; Damaged 22Feb44 taxying at Bodney; 350th FS [LH-T], 353rd FG, 8th AF,
Metfield, Station 366; Raydon, Station 157; Shot down by flak and crashed in English Channel
5 miles off Le Treport, France June 7, 1944; MACR 5559. Pilot killed.
8516 (MSN 664) 487th FS [HO-Z], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Lucky Boy"; Crashed 26Jan44 near
Crows Green, Barfield, Essex; Pilot killed, aircraft was destroyed.
8517 (MSN 665) 328th FS [PE-Q], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "INB" [Indiana National Bank - where
the pilot used to work] / "Eleanor";
8518 (MSN 666) 357th FS [OS-V], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Wild Bill"
8519 (MSN 667)
8520 (MSN 668) 328th FS [PE-M], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; 354th FS [WR-Q], 355th FG, 8th AF,
Steeple Morden, Station 122; Crash landed 23Jan44 at RAF Welford, Berkshire, UK. Pilot survived, aircraft
badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8521 (MSN 669) 487th FS [HO-Y], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; Damaged by flak 29Jan44 over France
and crashed in the English Channel; Pilot rescued
8522 (MSN 670) 352nd FS [SX-U], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "Betsy"; Metfield, Station 366;
92nd Bomb Group, 8th AF, Podington, Station 109; Used as formation monitor
8523 (MSN 671) 360th FS [PI-F], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "Dear Alean" [name from
start of letters to girlfriend]; 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; 84th FS [WZ-K], 78th FG, 8th AF,
Duxford, Station 357;
8524 (MSN 672) 83rd FS [HL-Y; HL-S], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; Artwork - a flying Superman
with a yellow disc as a background.
8525 (MSN 673) 63rd FS [UN-J], 56th FG, 8th AF; 365th FS, 358th FG, 9th AF, Toul/Croix de Metz [A-90], Lorraine, France;
Damaged 18Dec44 after engine failure on take-off at Toul. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8526 (MSN 674) 358th FS [YF-M], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; Artwork of boxing glove on
medal ribbon; Shot down by flak at Saint-Inglevert, France December 30, 1943; MACR 1868. Pilot KIA
8527 (MSN 675) 328th FS [PE-V], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Ramblin Rebel"; Shot down in combat
with a Fw 190 and crashed on the edge of the Route Marle-Vervins at Saint-Gobert, 7km SW of Vervins, France
February 8, 1944; MACR 2152. Pilot MIA.
8528 (MSN 676) 336th FS [VF-L], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; 313th FS, 50th FG, 9th AF, Carentan [A-10],
France; Shot down by Fw 190A-8 whilst strafing enemy trucks near Bourey and crashed at La Crocquerie, 3km S
of Cérences, France July 30, 1944; MACR 7403. Pilot killed.
8529 (MSN 677) 487th FS [HO-M], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Lambie"
8530 (MSN 678) 82nd FS [MX-I; MX-E], 78th FG, 8th AF, RAF Duxford (USAAF Station 357), Cambridgesire, UK;
"Jeanie - V.O.S" [V.O.S. = Victory Over Separation]; Crashed 22Mar44 on take-off and destroyed at Duxford.
The aircraft swung during takeoff but, with full rudder deflection, was unable to continue straight. The pilot pulled
the aircraft off the ground to try and avoid the lead aircraft's slip stream causing a stall and
wing drop and strike the ground. The aircraft cartwheeled, the engine broke away, the fuselage
separated behind the pilot's seat and burst into flames. Pilot suffered only slight injuries.
8531 (MSN 679) 357th FS [OS-X], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; 352nd FS [SX-C], 353rd FG,
8th AF, Metfield, Station 366; Base Air Depot No.1; 8th AF Service Command, Burtonwood, Station 590;
Accident 23Apr44 landing at RAF Woodchurch, Kent; converted to 2-seater and redesignated TP-47D;
HQ Squadron, 373rd FG, 9th AF, Le Culot [A-89], Belgium; Damaged 10Dec44 taxying at Le Culot
8532 (MSN 680) HQ Squadron, 389th Bomb Group, 8th AF, Hethel, Station 114; Crash landed 11Apr45 at Wattisham
8533 (MSN 681) 360th FS [PI-K], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; Crashed with fuel starvation
at Louvroil, 4km SE of Maubeuge, France May 20, 1944; Pilot bailed out at 7-8,000ft NE of Valenciennes and taken POW.
8534 (MSN 682)
8535 (MSN 683) 360th FS, 356th FG, 8th AF, RAF Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "Red Dog" [Named due to the
pilot's luck at Red Dog Poker]; Damaged 30Mar44 taxying at RAF Martlesham Heath; Repaired. Base Air Depot No.1;
8th AF Service Command, Burtonwood, Station 590; Damaged by ground accident and fire 30Dec44 at RAF Burtonwood,
Lancashire. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8536 (MSN 684) 361st FS [QI-H], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; Accident 29Dec43 landing at
Great Ashfield; 13thCombat Bomb Wing, 8th AF, Horham, Station 119; Mid air collision 13Sep44 and
crashed at Sibdon, near Craven Arms; Shropshire, UK; Pilot killed, aircraft was destroyed.
8537 (MSN 685) 84th FS [WZ-J & N], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; Accident 30Oct44 in Belgium
8538 (MSN 686) 84th FS [WZ-E], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; Shot down by Fw 190A-6 flown by
Maj Egon Mayer of JG 2/Stab, crashed, exploded and destroyed by fire at 1.5km N of Saint-Georges-de-Reintembault,
20km N of Fougères, France January 5, 1944; MACR 1741. Pilot killed.
8539 (MSN 687) 397th FS, 368th FG, 1st AF, Mitchel Field, Hempstead, Long Island, NY; Accident 5Oct43
landing with mechanical failure at Mitchel; 437th FS, 414th FG, 1st AF, Selfridge Field, Mount Clemens, MI;
Damaged 19Dec44 when in collision in bad weather with P-47D 44-30904 [sic] on the ground at Selfridge
8540 (MSN 688)
8541 (MSN 689) 365th FS, 358th FG, 9th AF
8542 (MSN 690) 368th FS [CV-E], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; Shot down by BF 109G-6 flown by
unknown pilot and unit near Staphorst, Netherlands January 11, 1944; MACR 1857. Pilot killed.
8543 (MSN 691) 83rd FS [HL-U bar], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; Crashed near Chievres, Belgium
after strafing the airfield and hitting the ground while attacking an enemy aircraft at low altitude
March 16, 1944; MACR 3094. Pilot killed.
8544 (MSN 692) [1], 2nd Service Group, Meeks Field, Iceland; August 9, 1943; "Natalie"; Ferried Meeks Field to
Prestwick, Scotland Aug 11, 1943. 357th FS [OS-R], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Moon";
513th FS, 406th FG, 9th AF, Ashford, Station 417; Shot down by flak at Brix, 2 miles SE of Cherbourg,
France June 17, 1944; MACR 5972. Pilot bailed out and taken POW.
8545 (MSN 693) 369th FS [IV-L], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; "Mary" / "Georgette"
8546 (MSN 694) 87th Air Transport Squadron, 27th Air Transport Group, 8th AF, Warton, Station 582;
Accident 9Oct43 landing at Warton; 350th FS, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Metfield, Station 366; 349th FS, 356th FG,
8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; Martlesham Heath, Station 369;
412th FS, 373rd FG, 9th AF, Woodchurch, Station 419; Crashed 16Jul44 on take-off and destroyed at RAF Woodchurch,
Kent, UK
8547 (MSN 695)
8548 (MSN 696) Ferried Meeks Field, Keflavik, Iceland to Prestwick, Scotland Aug 11, 1943.
486th FS [PZ-Z], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Pistol Packin' Mama"; 410th FS, 373rd FG,
9th AF, RAF Woodchurch, USAAF Station 419, Kent, UK; Damaged 13Jun44 on take-off at RAF Woodchurch. Pilot
survived but aircraft was destroyed.
8549 (MSN 697) 359th FS [OC-R], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "Elsie"; Damaged 31Aug44
in collision with P-47D 42-8478 taxying at Martlesham Heath;
82nd FS [MX-R bar], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357;
8550 (MSN 698) ferried Meeks Field, Keflavik, Iceland to Prestwick, Scotland Aug 11, 1943.
357th FS [OS-S], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Hell's Angels"; Shot down by
Bf 109G-6 flown by Oblt Karl-Heinz Kapp of JG 27/4 between Eisafthal and Cologne, Germany February 11, 1944;
MACR 2162. Pilot bailed out and evaded capture
8551 (MSN 699) 84th FS [WZ-C], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357
8552 (MSN 700) 365th FS [CH-B], 358th FG, 9th AFLeiston, Station 373; Damaged by flak, causing fuel shortage,
crashed into North Sea 4 miles off Ijmuiden, Holland January 7, 1944; MACR 2006. Pilot killed.
8553 (MSN 701) 367th FS, 358th FG, 9th AF, High Halden, Station 411; Damaged by flak near Saint-Germain,
France and crashed in a wood at Saint-Jacques-d’Aliermont, 15km SE of Dieppe, France June 5, 1944; MACR 6099.
Pilot bailed out at 5,000ft and taken POW.
8554 (MSN 702) 63rd FS [UN-G], 56th FG, 8th AF; "Lil Goody"; [UN-P bar]; Artwork of girl in green bikini
on nose; "Jerry" beneath cockpit; Declared war weary; Detachment B [5F-W], 65th Fighter Wing, 8th AF,
Boxted, Station 150;
8555 (MSN 703) 84th FS, 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; Crashed 24Oct43 during a training flight after
loss of control and destroyed one mile S of Orwell, Cambs; Pilot killed
8556 (MSN 704) ferried Meeks Field, Keflavik, Iceland to Prestwick, Scotland Aug 11, 1943.
328th FS [PE-M], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Patricia Lee"; Shot down in combat
with a Fw 190A-8 flown by Lt Waldemar Radener of JG 27/7 and crashed at Saint-Gobert, 8km SW of Vervins,
France February 8, 1944; MACR 2154. Pilot MIA.
8557 (MSN 705) 354th FS [WR-J], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; 350th FS [LH-U], 353rd FG,
8th AF, Metfield, Station 366; “Soubrette"; Damaged by flak over Hannover, Germany losing fuel and
headed back to base but pilot bailed out and the fighter crashed 3km S of Hellendoorn, Netherlands
March 8, 1944; MACr 2992. Pilot evaded capture , returning to the Group Sep44;
Parts recovered 1978 at Nijverdal/Haarle
8558 (MSN 706) 370th FS [CR-J; CS-J], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; Force landed at
RAF East Wretham, Norfolk, England April 11, 1944. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8559 (MSN 707) 359th FS [OC-G], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; Force landed 20Feb44 after
engine failure at RAF Ipswich, Suffolk. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
8560 (MSN 708) 82nd FS [MX-I], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357
8561 (MSN 709) 369th FS [IV-W], 359th FG, 8th AF, RAF East Wretham (USAAF Station 133) Norfolk, UK; "Green Eyes";
Crashed 11Feb44 on take-off and destroyed at East Wretham, pilot survived.
8562 (MSN 710) 552nd Fighter Training Squadron [DQ-U], 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Mid air collision 26May44 with P-47C 41-6203 near Newport, Shropshire, crashed and destroyed; Pilot killed
8563 (MSN 711) 328th FS [PE-R], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Ilene II"; Crashed in North Sea
February 3, 1944; MACR 2122. Pilot MIA.
8564 (MSN 712) 83rd FS [HL-D; HL-U], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; 359th FS [OC-A bar], 356th FG, 8th AF,
RAF Martlesham Heath (USAAF Station 369), Suffolk, UK; Accident 1Sep44 landing at Martlesham Heath.
Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8565 (MSN 713) 360th FS, 356th FG, 1st AF, Grenier Field, Manchester, NH; Accident 1Aug43 landing at Grenier Field
8566 (MSN 714) 369th FS [IV-G], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; 370th FS [CR-M then CS-M]
8567 (MSN 715) 359th FS [OC-W], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "We Four"; HQ Squadron [Q],
41st Combat Bomb Wing, 8th AF, Molesworth, Station 107
8568 (MSN 716) 359th FS [OC-G & I], 356th FG, 8th AF, RAF Martlesham Heath (USAAF Station 369), Suffolk, UK;
"The Bloody Shaft"; Crashed 28May44 on take-off and destroyed at Martlesham Heath
8569 (MSN 717) 368th FS [CV-F], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; "Hairless Joe";
Damaged 21Mar44 on take-off at East Wretham; 22nd Depot Repair Squadron, 86th Air Depot Group, 9th AF,
Chilbolton, Station 404; Damaged 11Jun44 by ground crew in collision with P-47D 42-75599 taxying at Chilbolton;
10th Depot Repair Squadron, 10th Air Depot Group, 9th AF Service Command, Charleroi [A-87], Belgium;
Accident 21Feb45 landing at Charleroi
8570 (MSN 718) ferried Meeks Field, Keflavik, Iceland to Prestwick, Scotland Aug 11, 1943.
358th FS [YF-E], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122
8571 (MSN 719) 370th FS [CR-H], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; Crash landed 8Mar44 with fuel
starvation and destroyed near Bungay, Suffolk. Pilot survived
8572 (MSN 720) 82nd FS [MX-A], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; 367th FS, 358th FG, 9th AF, Pontorson [A-28],
France; Damaged 2Sep44 by ground crew at Pontorson. Only ground crew involved and none were injured.
Aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8573 (MSN 721) 84th FS [WZ-L bar], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; Shot down by Obfw Adolf Glunz
in Fw 190A-6 of JG 26/5 near Moisselles, France November 26, 1943; MACR 1442. Pilot bailed out and taken POW.
8574 (MSN 722) 359th FS [OC-X], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "Princess Pat";
84th FS [WZ-D bar], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357
8575 (MSN 723) 82nd FS [MX-C], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; "Lady Yvonne";
63rd FS [UN-K], 56th FG, 8th AF, Boxted, Station 150; Crashed after strafing a car at Etten-Leur,
15km E of Roosendaaal, SW of Rotterdam, Netherlands September 9, 1944; MACR 8685. Pilot killed.
8576 (MSN 724) 361st FS, 356th FG, 1st AF, Grenier Field, Manchester, NH; Crashed 29Jul43 at New Cumberland
Field, NH; Pilot killed
8577 (MSN 725) 87th Air Transport Squadron, 27th Air Transport Group, 8th AF, Warton, Station 582;
Crash landed 9Oct43 and destroyed at Speke Airfield, Liverpool; Pilot killed
8578 (MSN 726) 370th FS [CR-V then CS-V], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133
8579 (MSN 727) Ferried Meeks Field, Keflavik, Iceland to Prestwick, Scotland Aug 11, 1943.
61st FS [HV-Y], 56th FG, 8th AF, Halesworth, Station 365; A flight of four aircraft
entered heavy cloud at 5,500 feet, 15 minutes after take-off. Three aircraft were never seen again
and presumed to have crashed into the North Sea 15 miles E of Lowestoft, England March 22, 1944;
MACR 3388. Pilot MIA
8580 (MSN 728) 328th FS [PE-C], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Hi Ho Silver"; 53rd FS, 36th FG,
9th AF, Le Culot [A-89], Belgium; Damaged 6Nov44 on take-off at Le Culot; Crashed near Gottingen,
Germany February 13, 1945; MACR 12303. Pilot killed
8581 (MSN 729) 443rd FS, 327th FG, 1st AF, Richmond AAB, VA; Mid air collision 24Mar44 with a target at Norfolk Field;
Combat Crew Training Squadron; 130th Base Unit, 1st AF, Norfolk Field, VA;
Accident 2May44 landing at Norfolk; Accident 1Oct44 landing with mechanical failure at Norfolk, VA;
To RFC, Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK; sold by War Assets Corporation to Paul Mantz February, 1946; scrapped at Searcey
8582 (MSN 730) 10th FS, 50th FG, 9th AF, Lymington, Station 551; 12th AF, Toul/Ochey [A-96], France;
Accident 15Dec44 landing with fuel starvation at Saint-Dizier, France. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged,
unknown if repaired.
8583 (MSN 731) 89th Ferrying Squadron, 2nd Ferrying Group, New Castle Field, Wilmington, DE;
Accident 9Jul43 landing at Rome Field, NY; 389th FS, 366th FG, 1st AF, Bluethenthal Field, Wilmington, NC;
Crashed 19Sep43 after engine failure and destroyed by fire 15 miles N of Jacksonville, FL
8584 (MSN 732) Declared war weary; 551st Fighter Training Squadron, 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham,
Station 342; Crashed 8Aug44 at Home Farm, Cruckton, Shrewsbury, Shropshire; Pilot bailed out and survived,
aircraft was destroyed.
8585 (MSN 733) Base Air Depot No.3; 8th AF Service Command, Langford Lodge, Station 597, Northern Ireland;
Crashed 18Sep43 on a ferry flight from Sydenham to Langford Lodge at Lyle Hill, near Langford Lodge,
Northern Ireland; Pilot killed
8586 (MSN 734) 84th FS [WZ-K], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; 368th FS [CV-V], 359th FG, 8th AF,
East Wretham, Station 133; Declared war weary; Detachment B [5F-S], 65th Fighter Wing, 8th AF,
Boxted, Station 150;
8587 (MSN 735) 411th FS, 373rd FG, 9th AF, Woodchurch, Station 419; Crash landed 5May44 at Woodchurch
8588 (MSN 736) 369th FS [IV-Y], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; 359th FS [OC-K], 356th FG, 8th AF,
Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "4-F" [4F does not in this case mean the normal "unfit for military service"
but to "Fearless Fosdick Frank Forsyth" as called by pilot's crew; "Gracie" [renamed in honor of pilot's wife]
8589 (MSN 737) Republic Aviation Corporation, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY; Destroyed by
fire 6Jul43 while parked in collision by P-47D 42-22361 taking off at Republic Field
8590 (MSN 738) 370th FS [CR-L then CS-L], 359th FG, 8th AF, RAF East Wretham, Station 133, Norfolk, UK; Force landed at
East Wretham March 27, 1944. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8591 (MSN 739) 370th FS [CR-H], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133
8592 (MSN 740) 368th FS [CV-L], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; 22nd FS, 36th FG, 9th AF,
Brucheville [A-16], Basse-Normandie, France; Damaged 17Aug44 taxying at Brucheville. Pilot survived,
aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8593 (MSN 741) War Bond aircraft; "Employees of Oil-O-Matic"; 365th FS, 358th FG, 9th AF; Raydon, Station 157;
Damaged 1May44 taxying at RAF Manston, Kent; Shot down by flak at Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany
February 3, 1945; MACR 12060. Pilot killed
8594 (MSN 742) 10th FS, 50th FG, 9th AF, RAF Lymington, Station 551, Hampshire, UK; Mid air collision 19Apr44
with P-47D 42-75116 and crashed at Pylewell House, near Lymington; Pilot killed
8595 (MSN 743) 397th FS, 368th FG, 1st AF, Mitchel Field, Hempstead, Long Island, NY; "Marie Belle";
Grenier Field, Manchester, NH; Accident 11Aug43 with mechanical failure taking off at Grenier Field;
320th FS, 402nd FG, 1st AF, Bluethenthal Field, Wilmington, NC; Crashed 4Feb44 after losing control
and destroyed at Guilford, CT; Pilot bailed out
8596 (MSN 744) 368th FS [CV-P], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; "Marryin' Sam" [named from
Al Capp cartoon strip]; 510th FS [2Z-A], 405th FG, 9th AF, Christchurch, Station 416; "Al's Gal";
Accident 12Jun44 landing at Christchurch
8597 (MSN 745) Republic Aviation Corporation, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY;
Destroyed 6Jul43 while parked in collision by P-47D 42-22361 taking off at Republic Field
8598 (MSN 746) 359th FS [OC-D], 356th FG, 8th AF, RAf Martlesham Heath, Station 369;
Shot down by Lt Heinrich Overhagen in Bf 109G-6 of JG 1/8 and crashed at Vreeland, Netherlands
November 29, 1943; MACR 1452. Pilot bailed out and taken POW.
8599 (MSN 747) 361st FS, 356th FG, 8th AF, RAF Martlesham Heath, Station 369, Suffolk, UK;
Accident 25Oct43 in collision with P-47D 42-8692 landing at Martlesham Heath resulting in
damage to both wings; Repaired; 359th FS; Accident 13Feb44 landing at RAF Martlesham Heath; Pilot survived;
Salvaged Feb 31, 1944 at RAF Manston #9 airfield, Isle of Thanet, England due to unknown cause
8600 (MSN 748)
8601 (MSN 749) 359th FS [OC-Z], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369;
The fighter was despatched to provide escort to bombers attacking at Bremen, Germany.
Shortly after crossing the Dutch coast the aircraft lost oil pressure and sustained an engine failure.
Crashed at Nieuwlande, Netherlands, November 29, 1943. MACR 1451. Pilot bailed out and became POW.
[Another source claims shot down by mistake by B-17 at Nieuwlande but the MACR does not state this]
8602 (MSN 750) 84th FS [WZ-K], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; "Sis"; 351st FS [YJ-E], 353rd FG,
8th AF, Metfield, Station 366
8603 (MSN 751) 83rd FS [HL-H], 78th FG, 8th AF, RAF Duxford, Station 357; Crashed 21Apr44 after engine
failure 2 miles E of Duxford; Pilot killed
8604 (MSN 752) 374th FS, 361st FG, 8th AF, Bottisham, Station 374; Forced to abort mission shortly
after take-off due to a runaway propeller March 5, 1944. While returning to base, the fighter
crashed and exploded near Babraham, 10 miles SE of Bodney. Pilot killed.
8605 (MSN 753)
8606 (MSN 754) 61st FS [HV-C], 56th FG, 8th AF, Halesworth, Station 365; Collided with P-47D 42-7967
when lining up for an attack on enemy fighters and crashed into North Sea 18km N of Norderney, Germany
December 11, 1943; MACR 1536. Pilot MIA
8607 (MSN 755) 63rd FS [UN-K], 56th FG, 8th AF, Halesworth, Station 365; Shot down by Maj Egon Mayer in
Fw 190A-6 of FG 2/Stab at Merdorp, Belgium December 1, 1943; MACR 1276. Pilot KIA.
8608 (MSN 756) 83rd FS [HL-W; HL-B], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; 361st FS [QI-B], 356th FG,
8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "Butch", artwork of cartoon character 'Smokey Stover';
350th FS [LH-D], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Metfield, Station 366; 392nd FS, 367th FG, 9th AF,
Frankfurt/Eschborn [Y-74], Germany; Damaged 12May45 taxying at Nurnberg, Germany
8609 (MSN 757) 63rd FS [UN-P], 56th FG, 8th AF, RAF Halesworth, Station 365; Crashed 30Dec43 after loss of
engine power, failed to become airborne, the wheels sank in soft ground and the aircraft turned over at Halesworth
8610 (MSN 758) 357th FS [OS-Q], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Reddy for Action";
Combat damaged and crash landed near Ath, SE of Brussels, Belgium January 29, 1944; MACR 2130. Pilot evaded capture.
8611 (MSN 759) 368th FS [CV-H], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; 370th FS [CR-N then CS-N]
8612 (MSN 760) 2nd Ferrying Group, New Castle Field, Wilmington, DE; Damaged 6Aug43 when ground looped in
at Bluie West One, Greenland while on ferry flight from USA to England. Pilot survived, aircraft badly
damaged, unknown if repaired.
8613 (MSN 761) 370th FS [CR-A then CS-A], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133;
3rd Gunnery & Tow Target Flight, 496th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133;
Damaged 2Dec44 taxying at RAF Catfoss, Yorkshire. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8614 (MSN 762) ferried Meeks Field, Keflavik, Iceland to St Mawgan, Cornwall. 62nd FS [LM-D], 56th FG, 8th AF,
Halesworth, Station 365; "Saucy Shirley II", artwork of young
nude girl answering telephone; Combat damaged 8Oct43 when a bullet struck the instrument panel;
Crashed 13Nov43 into North Sea off Happisburgh, Norfolk; Pilot MIA. The aircraft was part of a flight
of four aircraft practising a group bombing technique when they let down for several thousand feet
in icing conditions; it is presumed that the pilot lost control and perished in the North Sea.
8615 (MSN 763) 84th FS [WZ-E], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; "My Baby"; 442nd Sub-Depot Squadron,
305th Bomb Group, 8th AF, Chelveston, Station 105; Force landed 23Nov44 after engine failure at
Thurleigh, Bedfordshire. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
8616 (MSN 764) 410th FS, 373rd FG, 9th AF, RAF Woodchurch, Station 419; Damaged 23May44 when ground looped at Woodchurch;
On a dive bombing mission to Châteaudun and Orléans, the aircraft crashed near Château-du-Loir, France July 16, 1944;
MACR 7050. Pilot killed.
8617 (MSN 765) 368th FS [CV-M], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; "Lucky Pearl"; 359th FS [OC-T],
356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; Force landed 19Jun44 after engine failure and destroyed at
RAF Sutton Heath, Woodbridge, Suffolk. Pilot survived.
8618 (MSN 766)
8619 (MSN 767) War Bond aircraft; "The Spirit of Lewisboro"; 82nd FS [MX-M bar], 78th FG, 8th AF, RAF Duxford,
Station 357; 351st FS [YJ-A], 353rd FG, 8th AF, RAF Raydon, Station 157; "Lonesome Polecat";
Crash landed 21May44 with fuel starvation at Raydon; [YJ-A bar], "Anvil Chaos"; Accident 30Jun44 landing
at Raydon; Repaired and returned to Group 8Jul44; Declared war weary; 334th FS [QP-O], 4th FG, 8th AF,
RAF Debden, Station 356; "Man Made Monster"; Detachment B [5F-K], 65th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Boxted, Station 150
8620 (MSN 768) 82nd FS [MX-F], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; 368th FS [CV-V bar], 359th FG, 8th AF,
East Wretham, Station 133; 23rd FS, 36th FG, 9th AF, Brucheville [A-16], France; With the ammunition
exhausted, the pilot returned towards base but shot down and crashed at Saint-Christophe-le-Jajolet,
10km S of Argentan, France August 13, 1944; MACR 8578. Pilot bailed out wounded, taken POW and
was freed by the resistance.
8621 (MSN 769) 370th FS, 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; Accident 2Jan44 landing at East Wretham;
310th Ferrying Squadron, 27th Air Transport Group, 8th AF, Warton, Station 582; On February 6th 1944,
5 American P-47 Thunderbolts were being ferried from East Wretham in Norfolk, to the Air Depot at Warton
near Preston for modification. They had taken off in spite of a warning of bad weather over Lancashire;
two pilots were killed. This Thunderbolt crashed near Freckleton on approach to Warton, killing the pilot,
while P-47D 42-22758 crashed on Pendle Hill, near Blackburn.
8622 (MSN 770) 83rd FS [HL-N bar], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; Damaged in combat by Fw 190A-6 flown by
unknown pilot of JG 2 between Rennes and Châteaubriand and crashed at La Touche, near Juvigné,
25km SE of Fougères, France January 5, 1944; MACR 1738. Pilot killed.
8623 (MSN 771) 350th FS [LH-F], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "Janie"; Metfield, Station 366;
512th FS, 406th FG, 9th AF, RAF Ashford, Station 417, Kent, UK; Damaged 10Jun44 taxying at Ashford.
Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8624 (MSN 772) 368th FS [CV-X], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; Damaged 19Mar44 taxying at
East Wretham; 366th FS, 358th FG, 9th AF, Cretteville [A-14], France; Shot down by flak and crashed
between Tessy-sur-Vire and Fervaches, France July 29, 1944; MACR 8046. Pilot killed.
8625 (MSN 773) 514th FS, 406th FG, 9th AF, RAF Ashford, Station 417; Shot down by flak and crashed between
Lessay and Périers, France June 17, 1944; MACR 5971. Pilot killed.
8626 (MSN 774) ferried Meeks Field, Keflavik, Iceland to Prestwick, Scotalnd Aug 11, 1943.
358th FS [YF-W], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Nuisance"; Shot down by
Fw Gerd Wiegand in Fw190A-6 of JG 26/4 and crashed at Dalmsholte, near Dalfsen, Netherlands
November 13, 1943 during bomber escort to Bremen, Germany; MACR 1288. Pilot KIA
8627 (MSN 775) ferried Meeks Field, Keflavik, Iceland to Prestwick, Scotland Aug 11, 1943.
328th FS [PE-H], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Dallas Darling";
366th FS, 358th FG, 9th AF, Cretteville [A-14], France; Shot down by flak and crashed in flames
6km SW of Tessy-sur-Vire, France July 29, 1944; MACR 8047. Pilot bailed out and became POW.
8628 (MSN 776) 84th FS [WZ-R], 78th FG, 8th AF, RAF Duxford, Station 357; 351st FS [YJ-T], 353rd FG, 8th AF,
RAF Raydon, Station 157; "Jose"; Mid air collision 30Jun44 with P-47D 42-8511, 2 miles SW of Tibenham;
Crash landed on fire one mile ENE of Nijverdal, 7 miles NNW of Rijsssen, Netherlands while strafing
trucks 10 miles SW of Almelo, Netherlands September 5, 1944; MACR 8403. Pilot POW.
8629 (MSN 777) 358th FS [YF-Z], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; The aircraft was despatched to
provide escort of B-26 bombers from 9th AF attacking the German airfields at Montdidier and Meulan, France.
On the return, the flight enountered strong headwinds of over 100mph which caused excessive fuel consumption.
This aircraft suffered fuel starvation over the English Channel and crashed into the sea November 7, 1943; .
MACR 1283. Pilot killed.
8630 (MSN 778) 84th FS [WZ-S], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; 361st FS [QI-A], 356th FG, 8th AF,
RAF Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "Skeeter" / "Kiss O'Death"; 352nd FS [SX-W bar], 353rd FG, 8th AF,
RAF Metfield, Station 366; Shot down by flak while strafing a motor vehicle convoy, damaging the
fuselage and right wing, and crashed near Vignats, 5km SE of Falaise, France June 10, 1944; MACR 5560.
Pilot killed.
8631 (MSN 779) 358th FS [YF-U], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; "Mud Cat"; On November 29, 1943
the aircraft was despatched to provide penetration support to bombers attacking at Bremen, Germany.
When the flight reached Holland it was attacked by German fighters. The fighter sustained battle damage
in the attack and was forced to crash land at Gasselternijveen near Vreeland, Netherlands; MACR 1284.
Pilot POW; Parts recovered 1987
8632 (MSN 780) 368th FS [CV-H], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133
8633 (MSN 781) 487th FS [HO-Q], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141
8634 (MSN 782) 350th FS [LH-X], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Goxhill, Station 345; "Dove of Peace IV"; Metfield, Station 366;
369th FS [IV-R], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; "Sally"; 370th FS [CS-Q];
395th FS [A7-P bar], 368th FG, 9th AF, Metz/Frescaty [Y-34], France; Declared war weary;
Modified as a two-seat hack; Accident 21Feb45 landing at Metz; Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged.
Repaired. Straubing [R-68], Germany; Accident 17Aug45 taxying at Furstenfeldbruck [R-72], Germany
8635 (MSN 783) 328th FS, 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; On October 10, 1943 the aircraft was despatched
to provide escort for B-17 bomber formations attacking at Munster, Germany. On return the aircraft
sustained damage from Bf 109G of JG 11/5 over Holland, but the pilot stayed with the aircraft until
20 miles short of the English coast where he was forced to abandon the aircraft over the North Sea
off Lowestoft, Suffolk. MACR 851. No trace of the aircraft or pilot was ever found.
8636 (MSN 784) 370th FS [CS-F bar], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; Damaged 23Dec43 in
collision with P-47G 42-25079 taxying at East Wretham; Shot down by Bf 109G-6 flown by unknown pilot
and unit at Schmargendorf, Germany February 24, 1944; MACR 2680. Pilot killed.
8637 (MSN 785) 368th FS [CV-Z then CV-T], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; 365th FG, 9th AF
8638 (MSN 786) 390th FS [B2-D], 366th FG, 9th AF, St Pierre-du-Mont [A-1], France;
Accident 29Jun44 landing at St Pierre-du-Mont; Shot down by flak 5 miles NE of Barenton, France
August 9, 1944; MACFR 8151. Pilot killed.
8639 (MSN 787) 359th FS, 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; Shot down by flak at Laeseyck,
Netherlands January 7, 1944; MACR 1736. Pilot bailed out but was murdered by civilians
8640 (MSN 788) 361st FS [QI-T], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "Jersey Jerk";
375th FS [E2-D], 361st FG, 8th AF, Bottisham, Station 374
8641 (MSN 789) 334th FS [QP-I], 4th FG, 8th AF, RAF Debden, Station 356; "Great Dane II";
Force landed 29Jan44 after engine failure at Lashenden, Kent; 512th FS [L3-L], 406th FG, 9th AF,
RAF Ashford, Station 417; Mid air collision 21Apr44 with P-47D 42-75598, 10 miles SE of
Ashford, Kent; Pilot killed, aircraft was destroyed.
8642 (MSN 790) 83rd FS [HL-C bar], 78th FG, 8th AF, RAF Duxford, Station 357; Crash landed 22Oct43 at
Duxford; 552nd Fighter Training Squadron, 495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, Atcham, Station 342;
Damaged 7May44 on take-off and crashed 8 miles S of Atcham. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
8643 (MSN 791) 354th FS, 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122; Crashed 24Sep43 in bad weather at
Corner Farm, South Wheatley, Notts; Pilot killed
8644 (MSN 792) 334th FS [QP-N then U], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; "Lilliput";
513th FS, 406th FG, 9th AF, Asch [Y-29], Belgium; Damaged 20Mar45 landing at Venlo, Netherlands;
Shot down by Obfw. Hermann Hoffmann in Bf 109G-3 of JG 54/ll and ditched off Ostend, Belgium May 21, 1943;
Pilot POW
8645 (MSN 793) 359th FS [OC-T], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; 368th FS [CV-M], 359th FG,
8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133
8646 (MSN 794) 369th FS [IV-J], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; "Primrose Peggy";
359th FS [OC-G], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; [OC-J]; Declared war weary;
Detachment B [5F-Y], 65th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, RAF Boxted, USAAF Station 150, Essex, UK; "Primrose Peggy";
Damaged 22May44 in collision with P-47D 42-76364 taxying at Boxted. Pilot survived, aircraft badly
damaged, unknown if repaired.
8647 (MSN 795) 23rd FS, 36th FG, 9th AF, Brucheville [A-16], France; Accident 3Aug44 landing at Brucheville.
Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8648 (MSN 796)
8649 (MSN 797) 394th FS, 368th FG, 1st AF, Mitchel Field, Hempstead, Long Island, NY;
Accident 18Dec43 landing with mechanical failure at Mitchel; 401st FS, 370th FG, 1st AF, Groton Field, CT;
Accident 18Dec43 landing at Suffolk County Field, Westhampton Beach, Long Island, NY;
121st FG, 1st AF, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, CT;
Force landed 3Aug44 after engine failure and destroyed at Ellington, CT
8650 (MSN 798) 361st FS [QI-C], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "Zombie";
Crash landed 13Mar44 with landing gear failure at RAF Hitcham; 84th FS [WZ-O], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357;
Damaged by the blast from an explosion from the train it had just strafed [which had been carrying
flying bomb components] at Maubeuge, France,and crash landed after the engine failed 6 miles N of Ypres, Belgium
August 28, 1944; MACR 8307. Pilot evaded capture. The fighter was destroyed by other squadron members to
prevent it being captured by the enemy.
8651 (MSN 799) 487th FS, 352nd FG, 8th AF, RAF Bodney, USAAF Station 141; 551st Fighter Training Squadron,
495th Fighter Training Group, 8th AF, RAF Atcham, USAAF Station 342; Crashed 8May44 after engine failure
2 miles NE of Halfpenny Green, Staffordshire; Pilot bailed out and survived, aircraft was destroyed.
8652 (MSN 800) 486th FS [PZ-O], 352nd FG, 8th AF, RAF Bodney, USAAF Station 141; "The Bid"; Accident 2Oct43 landing
at Bodney; Mid air collision 8Mar44 with P-47D 42-8490 while flying with 42-8490, 42-22486 and 42-75157
near RAF Hethel, Norfolk
while flying formation in a long climb through thick cloud after take-off for a mission; Pilot killed
8653 (MSN 801) 328th FS [PE-A], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Flossie"
8654 (MSN 802) 359th FS [OC-E bar], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369
8655 (MSN 803)
8656 (MSN 804) 412th FS [V5-B], 373rd FG, 9th AF, Tour-en-Bessin [A-13], Basse-Normandie, France;
Damaged 20Aug44 taxying at Tour-en-Bessin.
8657 (MSN 805) 328th FS [PE-K], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Jamie Mi Boy" (L) / "The West 'by Gawd' Virginian" (R)
8658 (MSN 806) 83rd FS [HL-P bar], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; 508th Bomb Squadron, 351st Bomb Group,
8th AF, Polebrook, Station 110; Accident 16Mar45 landing at Polebrook
8659 (MSN 807) 336th FS [VF-T], 4th FG, 8th AF, Debden, Station 356; "Donnie Boy", Artwork - eagle wearing boxing gloves;
367th FS, 358th FG, 9th AF, RAF High Halden, USAAF Station 411; Damaged 24Apr44 taxying at High Halden
8660 (MSN 808) 328th FS [PE-D], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; The Flying Draft-Dodger";
23rd FS, 36th FG, 9th AF, Brucheville [A-16], France; Crashed 5 miles E of Le Havre, France July 19, 1944;
MACR 8496. Pilot MIA. The aircraft was low on fuel and being escorted by P-47D 42-26662 to an emergency
landing ground on a beach head on the Cherbourg peninsula. After peeling away from the squadron and
disappearing into cloud, neither aircraft were seen again, nor responded to radio calls.
8661 (MSN 809) 353rd FG, 8th AF, Metfield, Station 366; 374th FS, 361st FG, 8th AF, RAF Bottisham, USAAF Station 374,
Cambridgeshire, UK; Crash landed 13May44 at Bottisham. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
8662 (MSN 810) 361st FS [QI-X], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; Mid air collision with P-47D 42-22542
at 4,000ft and crashed at Les Montoilles, near Rochy-Condé, 8km SE of Beauvais, France December 30, 1943; MACR 1870.
Pilot killed. One of them was shot down by Lt Waldemar Radener in Fw 190A-6 of JG 26/7 and then collided with the other.
8663 (MSN 811) 370th FS [CR-G, then CS-G], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; "Baltimore Babe";
Force landed 11Jan44 by bad weather near Molesworth
8664 (MSN 812) 352nd FS [SX-W], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Metfield, Station 366;
366th FS, 358th FG, 9th AF, Toul/Croix de Metz [A-90], France;
Damaged by flak while strafing tanks at Hinterweidenthal, Germany and crash landed, hitting trees and
catching fire at Neunhoffen, Dambach, 15km ESE of Bitche, France March 15, 1945; MACR 13029. Pilot killed.
8665 (MSN 813) 323rd FS, 327th FG, 1st AF, Richmond AAB, VA; Force landed 7Jan44 out of gas at Milford, VA;
133rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Hillsgrove Field, Providence, RI; Crashed 29Nov44 after engine failure
2 miles E of Putnam, CT; Pilot bailed out
8666 (MSN 814) 133rd Base Unit, 1st AF, Hillsgrove Field, Providence, RI; Accident 25Jul44 landing at Hillsgrove;
Ditched 1Sep44 after engine failure into bay off Conimicut Point, RI
8667 (MSN 815) 84th FS [WZ-K bar], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; 412th FS, 373rd FG, 9th AF,
Saint-James [A-29], Brittany, France; Damaged 14Sep44 taxying at Saint-James. Pilot survived, aircraft badly
damaged, unknown if repaired.
8668 (MSN 816) 360th FS, 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; "Stewpot"; The fighter was despatched
to provide escort to B-17 bombers attacking at Munster, Germany. While over Holland near Arnhem,
the pilot reported mechanical problems with the aircraft and turned back towards England.
Shot down by Ofhr. Manfred Spork in Bf 109G-6 of JG 1/7 at Bennekom, Netherlands November 11, 1943.
MACR 1450. Pilot killed
8669 (MSN 817) 84th FS [WZ-I], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; 310th Ferrying Squadron,
27th Air Transport Group, 8th AF, Warton, Station 582;
Accident 13Apr44 landing at Calveley, Cheshire;
510th FS [2Z-O], 405th FG, 9th AF, Christchurch, Station 416; Picauville [A-8], Basse-Normandie,
France; "Mormon Meteor" / "Yvonne";
Damaged 26Aug44 in collision with P-47D 42-25718 taxying at Picauville. Able to land. Pilot survived,
aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8670 (MSN 818) 82nd FS [MX-W], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, USAAF Station 357, Cambridgeshire, UK;
Damaged 24Oct43 taxying at RAF Waterbeach; Damaged 15Feb44 when ground looped at Duxford. Pilot survived,
aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8671 (MSN 819) 82nd FS [MX-U bar], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; "Hun Hopper";
Accident 22May44 landing at Duxford; 397th FS, 368th FG, 9th AF, Metz/Frescaty [Y-34], France;
Shot down by BF 109G-14 flown by unknown pilot and unit near Neustadt, W of Mannheim, Germany January 14, 1945;
MACR 11788. Pilot bailed out and became POW.
8672 (MSN 820)
8673 (MSN 821) 63rd FS [UN-Q], 56th FG, 8th AF; 396th FS, 368th FG, 9th AF, Cardonville [A-3], France;
Shot down by flak and crashed at Épinay-sur-Odon, France July 18, 1944; MACR 7172. Pilot killed.
8674 (MSN 822) 351st FS [YJ-K], 353rd FG, 8th AF, RAF Metfield, USAAF Station 366; 390th FS, 366th FG, 9th AF,
Laon/Couvron [A-70], France; Damaged 12Oct44 taxying at Laon. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged,
unknown if repaired.
8675 (MSN 823) 351st FS, 353rd FG, 8th AF, Metfield, Station 366; 335th FS [WD-E], 4th FG, 8th AF,
Debden, Station 356; 10th FS, 50th FG, 9th AF, Carentan [A-10], France; Failed to return from a
strafing mission to Saint-Denis-le-Gast, France when the formation broke up to avoid eight
strafing P-47's crossing their flight path. Crashed 10 miles NE of Granville at Bréhal, France
July 28, 1944; MACR 8044. Pilot killed
8676 (MSN 824) 62nd FS [LM-V], 56th FG, 8th AF, Halesworth, Station 365; "Miss Box" / "Margaret D";
Crash landed near Beverloo, Belgium due to engine failure March 2, 1944; MACR 2786. Pilot POW.
8677 (MSN 825) 361st FS [QI-L], 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369; 362nd FS;
Damaged 22Oct43 during take-off at Martlesham Heath when it hit the air traffic control box,
killing one person; 361st FS; Mid air collision 20Dec43 with B-24 42-63964 (93BG/329BS) near
Den Helder, Netherlands during formation form-up, sliced in half and crashed into North Sea; MACR 1540.
Pilot killed
8678 (MSN 826) 487th FS [HO-O], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Skip"; 53rd FS, 36th FG, 9th AF,
RAF Kingsnorth, USAAF Station 418, Kent, UK; Crashed 2May44 after engine failure near Kingsnorth; Pilot bailed out
8679 (MSN 827)
8680 (MSN 828) 328th FS [PE-E], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Betty"
8681 (MSN 829) 83rd FS [HL-E], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; Shot down by Bf 109G-6 flown
by Lt Wilhelm Flegel von Famholz of JG 2/7 near Moisselles, 25 miles NNW of Paris, France November 26, 1943;
MACR 1443. Pilot killed.
8682 (MSN 830) 486th FS [PZ-T], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Li'l Evey"; 514th FS, 406th FG,
9th AF, Ashford, Station 417; Damaged 25Apr44 taxying at Ashford; Shot down in combat with four
Fw 190A-6 fighters and crashed 1km S of Dreux, France June 29, 1944; MACR 6225. Pilot killed.
8683 (MSN 831) 350th FS [LH-D], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Metfield, Station 366; Accident 2Oct43 landing at Metfield;
Shot down by flak 15km E of Saint-Omer, France October 22, 1943; MACR 1042. Pilot KIA. The mission
was recalled and the flight turned back towards base. During the turn, this aircraft was seen
to pull up to the right and out of the formation in a vertical left bank, snapping to the right,
and going down.
8684 (MSN 832) 487th FS [HO-X], 352nd FG, 8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Lucia"
8685 (MSN 833) 361st FS [QI-N], 356th FG, 8th AF, RAF Martlesham Heath, Station 369;
83rd FS [HL-R], 78th FG, 8th AF, Duxford, Station 357; 356th FG, 8th AF, Martlesham Heath, Station 369
8686 (MSN 834) 47th Liaison Squadron, 9th AF; Verdun/Charny [Y-28], France; Attached to Twelfth Army Group;
Crashed 20Sep44 on take-off at Verdun. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
8687 (MSN 835) 352nd FS [SX-R], 353rd FG, 8th AF, Metfield, Station 366; "Hi-Lander"; 10th Air Depot Group,
9th AF Service Command, Chilbolton, Station 404; Salvaged 15Aug44
8688 (MSN 836) 83rd FS [HL-B bar], 78th FG, 8th AF, RAF Duxford, USAAF Station 357; Damaged by flak after
strafing an airfield near Reims March 17, 1944. The engine failed with a fire in an oil line;
the aircraft exploded and crashed near Monthenault, 4km SW of Vorges, 8km S de Laon, France March 17, 1944.
MACR 3101. The pilot bailed out at 3,500ft and evaded capture.
8689 (MSN 837) 358th FS [YF-H], 355th FG, 8th AF, Steeple Morden, Station 122
8690 (MSN 838) 366th FS [IA-K], 358th FG, 9th AF, High Halden, Station 411; "Super Rabbit";
Damaged in combat by Fw 190A-6 (itself destroyed by the rest of the section) N of Saint-Lô and
crashed SE of La Haye-du-Puits, 20km W of Carentan, France June 17, 1944; MACR 6281. Pilot killed.
8691 (MSN 839) 61st FS [HV-X], 56th FG, 8th AF, RAF Halesworth, USAAF Station 365; Shot down by flak after
strafing an airfield and crashed at Eggebek, Germany April 15, 1944; MACR 4065. Pilot bailed out and became POW.
8692 (MSN 840) 361st FS [QI-Q], 356th FG, 8th AF, RAF Martlesham Heath, USAAF Station 369, Suffolk, UK;
Accident 25Oct43 in collision with P-47D 42-8599 landing at Martlesham Heath, damaging both wings;
Combat damaged by Bf 109G and crashed at Egede, N of Hellendoorn, Netherlands November 29, 1943;
MACR 1543. Pilot KIA. Parts recovered 1991.
8693 (MSN 841) 63rd FS [UN-I], 56th FG, 8th AF; "Liquidator"; "Quaker - Sad Sack"; 370th FS [CS-E],
359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; "Miss Margaret" / "Pee Wee";
Declared war weary; Detachment B [5F-E], 65th Fighter Wing, 8th AF, Boxted, Station 150;
"Miss Margaret" / "Pee Wee"
8694 (MSN 842) 359th FS [OC-R], 356th FG, 8th AF, RAF Martlesham Heath, USAAf Station 369;
"Little Texan" / "Gwen" or "Gwendoline" [name may not have been applied before the aircraft
was lost in combat]; Shot down by Bf 109G-6 flown by Hptm Klaus Mietusch of JG 26/3 Stab
2 miles W of Arras and crashed near Pénin, 21km W of Arras, France January 14, 1944; MACR 1967.
Pilot bailed out and became POW.
8695 (MSN 843) 369th FS [IV-F], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; "Oily Boid"
8696 (MSN 844)
8697 (MSN 845) 350th FS [LH-Y], 353rd FG, 8th AF, RAF Metfield, USAAF Station 366; Crash landed 1Dec43 with
mechanical failure at Metfield
8698 (MSN 846) 369th FS [IV-X], 359th FG, 8th AF, East Wretham, Station 133; "Able Mabel"; 510th FS [2Z-K],
405th FG, 9th AF, Christchurch, Station 416; Picauville [A-8], France; Accident 31Jul44 landing
and destroyed at Picauville
8699 (MSN 847) War Bond aircraft; "Spirit of Los Angeles City College"; 486th FS [PZ-A], 352nd FG,
8th AF, Bodney, Station 141; "Prairie Farmer"; 412th FS, 373rd FG, 9th AF, Woodchurch, Station 419;
Shot down by Fw 190A-8 flown by Ofw Waldemar Soffing of JG 26/1, crashed and exploded at Bachy,
N of Orchies, France May 24, 1944; MACR 6485. Pilot bailed out at 500ft and evaded capture.
8700 (MSN 848) Wright Field, Dayton, OH
8701 (MSN 849)
8702 (MSN 850) Republic Aviation Corporation, Republic Field, Farmingdale, Long Island, NY;
Modified with a Hawker Typhoon bubble canopy; Designated XP-47K; First flight July 1943; Used to test the P-47N wing.
42-8703/8707 Ryan YPT-25
MSN 1775/1779. Contrary to some reports, this was not an order
taken over from an NEIAF order.
8703 w/o Sep 1, 1943 2 mi E 3 1/2 Mi N of Bennington, Kansas.
8704 w/o Aug 11, 1943 at Salina MAP, Kansas
8705 SOC 9/13/44
8707 (MSN 1779) W/o 5 Aug 1943 at Salina, KS
42-8708/8725 Schweizer TG-2-SW
Schweizer Aircraft Corporation Model SGS 2-8 two seat training glider. Ordered 24Oct41
8708 325th School Squadron, Fort Sumner, NM. Crashed 29 Sep 1942 after losing control at Fort Sumner, NM
8709 325th School Squadron, Fort Sumner, NM. Crashed 15 Sep 1942 after losing control at Fort Sumner, NM
8710 325th School Squadron, Fort Sumner, NM. Damaged taking off at Fort Sumner, NM 5Oct42
8711 (MSN 28) to civil registry as N50795. Expired 20Nov07, cancelled 15Aug13. In process of being restored
in Springfield, Missouri
8712 6th Glider Training Detachment, Twentynine Palms Air Academy, Condor Field, CA. Damaged in
collision landing at Condor Field 12May42
8715 6th Glider Training Detachment, Twentynine Palms Air Academy, Condor Field, CA. Mid-air collision
with TG-2 42-8716 and crashed five miles NNW of Condor Field, CA 10Apr42 [1KIS].
8716 6th Glider Training Detachment, Twentynine Palms Air Academy, Condor Field, CA. Mid-air collision
with TG-242-8715 and crashed five miles NNW of Condor Field, CA 10Apr42 [1KIS].
8720 (MSN 43) on civil registry as N50796.Registered as N50796. Destroyed when stalled landing at
Auburn, CA 29Jul67. Substantially damaged at Boise, ID 24Aug68. Downdrafts prevented a return to
the airfield; the pilot caught a wing in Alfalfa crops during landing in gusty winds, ground looped
and nosed over. Registration current [Jun18].
8724 6th Glider Training Detachment, Twentynine Palms Air Academy, Condor Field, CA. Crashed after
takeoff at Deadman Dry Lake, CA 13Jun42 [1KIS].
42-8726 Stearman XBT-17
MSN 91000 Model X90 ex MSN 90000 (NX21924)
42-8727/9126 Bell P-39N Airacobra
8727/8805 to USSR
8740 recovered from crash site Tadji, Papua New Guinea in 1974. To civil registry as N81575. Noted at
Yanks Air Museum, Chino, CA 1974-1989. Restored to airworthy, Chino, California 1990-2002.
(www.warbirdregistry.org)
8784 recovered from Russian crash site. Hulk to Chino, California 1996 for restoration.
(www.warbirdregistry.org)
8806 W/o 27 Sep 1943 at Chame, Panama
8807 to USSR
8808/8842 converted to P-39N-3-BE
8812 Conv to P-39N-3-BE; w/o 22 Feb 1943 at Alexandria, LA
8818 Conv to P-39N-3-BE; w/o 16 Feb 1943 at Esler Field, LA
8819 to Free French AF
8823 Conv to P-39N-3-BE; w/o 30 Sep 1943 at Alco, LA
8826 Conv to P-39N-3-BE; w/o 19 Dec 1943 at Hopkinsville, KY
8832 Conv to P-39N-3-BE; w/o 21 Feb 1943 at Wayne Co Arpt, MI
8833 Conv to P-39N-3-BE; w/o 27 Mar 1943 at De Ridder AAB, LA
8835 Conv to P-39N-3-BE; w/o 22 Sep 1943 at Thomasville, GA
8837 Conv to P-39N-3-BE; w/o 8 Nov 1943 at Elmer, LA
8840 Conv to P-39N-3-BE; w/o 6 Jun 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
8841 Conv to P-39N-3-BE; w/o 23 Mar 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
8842 Conv to P-39N-3-BE; w/o 2 Feb 1944 at Ain Draham, Tunesia
8844 W/o 8 Jul 1943 at Blythe, CA
8845 W/o 24 May 1944 at Epharta AAB, WA
8846 W/o 21 Jan 1943 at Circleville, OH
8848 W/o 27 May 1943 at San Pablo Point, CA
8849 W/o 4 Jul 1943 at Into Clear Lake, CA
8851 W/o 19 Aug 1943 at Camp Beale, CA
8852 W/o 17 Mar 1943 at Bet Walnut Creek, CA
8853 W/o 11 May 1943 at Hayward, CA
8855 W/o 15 Apr 1944 at Drakes Bay Bonb Range, CA
8856 W/o 27 Mar 1944 at Concord AAF, CA
8857 W/o 8 May 1944 at Coules City, WA
8858 W/o 2 Oct 1943 at Salem AAB, OR
8859 W/o 11 Feb 1943 at Mills Field, CA
8860 W/o 3 May 1943 at Moss Landing, CA
8862 crashed Jan 21, 1944 at NAS Alameda, CA. Pilot parachuted to safety but 10 people
on the ground were injured.
8863 W/o 8 Apr 1943 at Dublin, CA
8864 W/o 8 Mar 1944 at Redmond AAF, OR
8865 W/o 29 Mar 1943 at Santa Rosa AAB, CA
8866 W/o 20 Mar 1943 at Santa Rosa AAB, CA
8867 W/o 8 Mar 1944 at Tubbs Island, CA
8868 W/o 15 Jul 1943 at Santa Rosa AAB, CA
8870 W/o 13 Feb 1943 at San Francisco Bay, CA
8871 W/o 7 Feb 1943 at San Francisco Bay, CA
8872 W/o 27 Jan 1943 at Salt Flats, TX
8873 W/o 4 May 1943 at Hayward AAB, CA; repaired (?); w/o 26 Jun 1944 at Ephrata, WA
8874 W/o 5 May 1943 at Half Moon Bay, CA
8881 W/o 1 Mar 1943 at Hamilton Field, CA; repaired (?); wfu; reported in 1991 to be under restoration at Chino, CA
8882 W/o 22 Mar 1943 at Sebastopol, CA
8883 W/o 12 Jun 1943 at San Francisco Bay, CA
8884 W/o 26 Jun 1944 at Wilson Creek, WA
8885 W/o 17 Mar 1943 at Bet Walnut Creek, CA
8886 W/o 15 Feb 1943 in San Francisco Bay nr San Mateo Bridge, CA
8887 W/o 1 Apr 1943 at Hamilton Field, CA
8888 W/o 3 Oct 1943 at San Pablo Bay, CA
8889 W/o 16 Jul 1943 at Tonopah, NV
8890 W/o 9 Jul 1943 at Portland AAB, OR
8891 W/o 9 Dec 1943 at Mount Hood Gunnery Range, OR
8892 W/o 23 Jun 1943 at Oasis, CA
8893 (329th FS, 328th FG) in training accident at Trace, CA Mar 10, 1943. Pilot bailed out OK.
8894 W/o 24 Mar 1944 at Santa Rosa AAF, CA
8895 W/o 14 May 1943 at Oroville, CA
8897 W/o 11 Jul 1943 at Gudalcanal
8900 (347th FG, 68th FS) ditched 1 mi S of Kalolo Island, Fiji
Dec 10, 1943. Pilot MIA
8906 (67th FS, 347th FG) lost Jul 14, 1943, Solomon Islands. MACR 81
8912/8961 to USSR
8962 W/o 26 May 1943 at 9 Mi NE Gainesville, TX
8963 W/o 22 Jul 1943 at Into Pacific Ocean, near Pacific City, OR
8964 to Free French AF
8965 (350th FG) lost Jan 31, 1944. MACR 2481
8971 (350th FG) lost Apr 4, 1944. MACR 3994
8979 (350th FG) lost Apr 4, 1944. MACR 4108
8980/9079 to USSR
9004 to USSR. Was "White 100", flown by Alexander Pokryshin, top Allied ace.
9080 W/o 4 Apr 1944 at Vesuvius, Italy
9083 to Free French AF
9085 to French AF. Crashed Mar 15, 1944 near Lapasset, Algeria
after engine failure during training flight. Pilot bailed out OK.
9087 to Free French AF
9090 W/o 3 Jun 1943 at Tafaroui Airport, Algeria
9093 to Free French AF
9095 W/o 29 Apr 1943 at Red Bluff, CA
9097 W/o 17 Oct 1943 at Lusk, WY
9098 W/o 5 Feb 1943 at Niagara Falls, NY
9099 W/o 5 Apr 1943 at Hamilton Field, CA
9101 W/o 5 Mar 1944 at Casper AAF, WY
9102 W/o 12 Apr 1943 at Hayward, CA
9103 W/o 23 Mar 1943 at Hamilton Field, CA
9104 W/o 7 Jul 1943 in Pacific Ocean off Point Jenner, CA
9106 W/o 25 Apr 1943 at San Pablo Bay, CA
9111 W/o 18 Dec 1943 at Tonopah, NV
9112 W/o 21 Mar 1943 at Middletown, CA
9113 W/o 18 May 1943 in Pacific Ocean off Point Jenner, CA
9114 W/o 24 Sep 1943 at Portland AAB, OR
9115 W/o 5 Jun 1944 at Moses Lake AAF, WA
9118 W/o 20 Jul 1943 at 41 miles from Tonopah, NV
9120 W/o 21 Mar 1943 at Rumsey, CA
9121 W/o 2 Mar 1943 in Pacific Ocean off San Francisco, CA
9122 W/o 25 May 1943 at Portland, OR
9123 W/o 9 Feb 1943 at Niagara Falls Airport, NY
9125 W/o 13 Sep 1943 at Chame, Panama
9126 W/o 23 Nov 1943 at Chame, Panama
42-9127/9726 Bell P-39N-1 Airacobra
9141,9145, 9148,9150,9152,9211,9255,9416,9615,9677,9697/9712,
9714/9724,9726 to P-39N-2.
9127/9140 to USSR
9142/9144 to USSR
9146 to USSR
9147 to USSR
9148 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 14 Jul 1943 at Kinder, LA
9149 to USSR
9150 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 29 Dec 1943 at Crossville, TN
9155/9184 to USSR
9186 W/o 27 May 1943 at Courbet, Algeria
9188 to Free French AF
9193 to Free French AF
9194 to Free French AF
9199 to Italian AF
9202 to French AF
9207 to French AF. Spun in and crashed Jun 22, 1943 during training
flight near Ber Rechid, Morocco. Pilot killed.
9211 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 12 Sep 1943 at Selman Field, LA
9213 W/o 17 May 1943 at Orleansville. Algeria
9215 to USSR
9216 (416th FG) lost May 20, 1944. MACR 4972.
9217/9246 to USSR
9249/9254 to USSR
9256/9287 to USSR
9258 To USSR (ntu); w/o 15 Apr 1943 at Whitehorse, Canada
9288 W/o 2 Feb 1943 at Niagara Falls, NY
9289/9336 to USSR
9290 To USSR (ntu?); retained by USAAF (?); w/o 30 Mar 1943 at Rockford, IL
9291 To USSR (ntu?); retained by USAAF (?); w/o 26 Mar 1943 at Kasbeer, IL
9299 To USSR (ntu?); retained by USAAF (?); w/o 12 Mar 1943 at Selfridge Field, MI
9305 To USSR (ntu?); retained by USAAF (?); w/o 26 Mar 1943 at Kasbeer, IL
9311 To USSR (ntu?); retained by USAAF (?); w/o 31 Mar 1943 at Fort Nelson, Canada
9325 To USSR (ntu?); retained by USAAF (?); w/o 28 Mar 1943 at Billings, MT
9338 W/o 20 Sep 1943 at Chame, Panama
9339 W/o 13 May 1944 at Brownsville, TX
9340 W/o 25 Jun 1943 at Tonopah, NV
9341 to French AF. Failed to return Apr 11, 1944 from patrol off La Reghaia,
Algeria. Pilot lost at sea.
9347 W/o 28 Dec 1943 at Concord AAF, CA
9348 W/o 24 Jul 1943 at Mills Field, CA
9349 W/o 21 Sep 1943 at Santa Rosa AAF, CA
9350 W/o 2 Apr 1943 at San Francisco Bay, CA
9351 W/o 8 Jul 1943 at Half Moon Bay, CA
9354 W/o 13 Aug 1943 at Vancouver, WA
9356 W/o 6 Aug 1943 at Santa Rosa, CA
9357 W/o 2 Jul 1943 at Tonopah, NV
9359 W/o 15 Jun 1943 at Portland AAB, OR
9363 W/o 9 Jun 1943 at Graton, CA
9366 to Free French AF
9367 W/o 2 Feb 1944 at Ain Draham, Tunesia
9368 to Free French AF. Crashed during training flight Mar 28, 1944 near
Courbet firing range, Algeria. Pilot killed.
9370 W/o 11 Aug 1943 at Hamilton Field, CA
9371/9376 to French AF
9377 to Italian Co-Belligerent AF
9380 W/o 22 May 1943 at Maison Blanche, Algeria
9381 W/o 10 Aug 1943 at San Francisco Bay, CA
9382/9384 to French AF
9386/9387 to French AF
9388 W/o 19 May 1943 at Maison Blanche, Algeria
9389 to French AF. Crashed into hill near Caviagnac, Algeria
Dec 1, 1943 in bad weather after encountering engine problems.
Pilot killed.
9390 to Free French AF
9391 W/o 14 Apr 1944 at Thermal AAF, CA
9392 W/o 27 Nov 1943 at El Centro, CA
9393 to Free French AF
9394 to Free French AF
9395 to Free French AF
9396 (13th FS, 53rd FG) in ground collision at Page Field, FL Mar 10, 1943. Pilot killed.
9397 to Free French AF
9398 W/o 30 Mar 1944 at Salton Sea, CA
9401 W/o 13 Jun 1943 at Monastir Field
9402/9412 to Free French AF
9413 W/o 14 May 1943 at Oroville, CA
9414 to Free French AF. Pilot bailed out due to engine failure during
patrol off Lapasset, Algeria Sep 27, 1943. Pilot was rescued
and saved by an Allied ship.
9418 W/o 31 May 1943 at Bocagrande Beach, FL
9419 to Free French AF
9420 to Free French AF
9421 to French AF. Suffered engine failure during patrol Sep 11, 1943
between Lapasset and Mostaganem, Algeria and pilot was killed
when belly tank exploded during forced landing.
9422/9424 to Free French AF
9422 To French AF; w/o 11 Mar 1944 at Capodichino, Italy
9426/9427 to Free French AF
9429/9436 to Free French AF
9429 To French AF; /o 6 May 1944 at El Aouina AAB, Tunesia
9436 To French AF; w/o 7 Nov 1943 at Mouvion, Morocco
9437/9641 to USSR
9615 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 8 Aug 1943 at Shell Beach, CA
9643/9666 to USSR
9667 Conv to TP-39N; w/o 25 Jul 1944 at Casa Grande, AZ
9669 to Free French AF. W/o 8 Aug 1943 at 2 Mi N Shell Beach, CA
9676 to Free French AF
9678 (346th FS, 350th FG) lost Jun 13, 1943, Italy. MACR 13
9679 to Free French AF
9682 to Free French AF
9685 to Free French AF
9688 W/o 19 May 1943 at Maison Blanche, Algeria
9692 (345th FS, 350th FG) crash landed off shore S of San Marinella, Italy due to engine failure
Nov 20, 1944. Pilot OK
9696 W/o 2 Feb 1944 at LaCroix, Algeria
9699 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 18 Jun 1944 at Naples AAF, FL
9701 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 12 Aug 1943 at Thomasville AAF, GA
9702 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 27 Feb 1944 at Thermal AAF, CA
9704 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 21 Dec 1943 at Thomasville AAF, GA
9708 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 14 Jul 1943 at Thomasville AAF, GA
9710 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 5 Sep 1944 at Naples AAF, FL
9713 to Free French AF
9716 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 11 Sep 1943 at Cairo, GA
9717 to French AF. Used by Fighter School of Meknes, Morocco. Lost
Oct 10, 1944 when trainee pilot flew too low over the firing
range of Ait-Raho and hit the target. Pilot survived the subsequent
forced landing but the fighter was destroyed.
9719 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 27 Apr 1944 at Cayce, SC
9720 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 14 Jul 1943 at Thomasville AAF, GA
9722 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; conv to TP-39N; w/o 27 Sep 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
9724 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 27 Sep 1943 at Thomasville AAF, GA
42-9727/9729 Curtiss P-40K Warhawk
Contract cancelled
42-9730/9929 Curtiss P-40K-5-CU Warhawk
MSN 21114/21313
9730 condemned Elmendorf AAF, Ak Mar 16, 1944
9731 condemned Elmendorf AAF, AK Sep 9, 1943
9732 condemned war weary Jun 14, 1944 in China and to salvage Mar 10, 1945
9733 (MSN 21117) shot down over Aleutians, wreck abandoned Amchitka Island, Aleutians. Condemned salvage
Adak, AK May 12, 1945. Recovered in 1969
and on civil registry as N4363. To Alpine Fighter Collection in 1988,
number ZK-FRE reserved but not used. Restored as ZK-PXL. Flew as RNZAF NC3108/18. Crashed
due to engine problem Oct 26, 1997, restored as NX4436J.
Now on civil registry with Vintage Warbirds Museum, Louisville, KY as N4436J
9734 condemned salvage obsolete Sep 14, 1945
9735 condemned salvage Adak, AK May 12, 1945
9736 condemned Dec 2, 1943
9737 W/o 26 Jun 1944 at Landhi Field, India; condemned inventory Dec 31, 1944
9738 condemned crash Feb 17, 1943; W/o 11 Feb 1944 at Jorhat, India
9739 condemned Dec 9, 1943
9740 condemned salvage Jul 19, 1945
9741 condemned salvage Nov 25, 1944
9742 condemned Jan 19, 1945
9743 condemned Dec 22, 1943
9744 condemned inventory Dec 31, 1944
9745 condemned Sep 19, 1943
9746 (51st FG, 25th FS) w/o in landing accident at
Sookerating Field, India May 2, 1943. Condemned Oct 9, 1943
9747 W/o 17 May 1944 at Kunming, China; condemned inventory Dec 31, 1944
9748 condemned salvage Jun 8, 1945
9749 (MSN 21133) crashed near Port Heiden, AK. Listed as being condemned inventory Jun 30, 1943
in USAAF records. Hulk recovered in 1975. To civil registry as N67253.
Now registered as N239FR and is at the Evergreen Air Museum
collection at McMinnville, OR. Listed as going to RAF as FR293
9750 condemned Jun 30, 1943
9751 condemned India-China Wing Sep 2, 1944; W/o 2 Sep 1944 at Karachi, India
9752 (74th FS, 23rd FG) MIA Aug 20, 1943, China. MACR 460.
9753 (51st FG) lost May 10, 1944. MACR 4734
9754 condemned salvage Jun 20, 1945
9755 (23rd FG) lost Aug 16, 1944. MACR 7590.
9756 condemned Aug 22, 1943
9757 was to have gone to USSR, but retained by USAAF. Condemned salvage Adak, AK
Oct 13, 1945
9758 condemned Jan 11, 1944
9759 condemned Adak, AK May 11, 1945
9760 condemned Feb 16, 1944
9761 W/o 1 Jul 1944 at Bryant, IN; surveyed Wright AAF Jul 3, 1944
9762 condemned inventory Jun 30, 1943
9763 condemned Aug 22, 1943
9764 W/o 4 Apr 1944 at Kunming, China; condemned Apr 9, 1944
9765 condemned landing accident Elmendorf AAF, AK Mar 30, 1945
9766 (51st FG, 26th FS) w/o in takeoff accident at Mengtze,
China Dec 13, 1943. W/o 27 May 1944 at Kunming, China
9767 (MSN 21151) salvaged Ft Richardson, AK Sep 11, 1943.
9768 (3rd FG) MIA Feb 1, 1945, China. MACR 12289
9769 W/o 17 Aug 1944 at Pitkin, LA; surveyed De Ridder AAF Aug 23, 1944
9770 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FL714. No record of fate
9771 (MSN 21155) to RAF as Kittyhawk III FL715. Operated by RAAF 3 Sqn, to 5 Sqn SAAF. DBR when bellylanded W
of Ben Gardane Aug 16, 1943 after engine failed.
9772 (MSN 21156) to RAF as Kittyhawk III FL716. SOC Sep 30, 1943
9773 (MSN 21157) to RAF as Kittyhawk III FL717. Operated by RAAF 450 Sqn SOC Apr 10, 1943
9774 (MSN 21158) to USSR
9775 condemned Elmendorf AAF, AK Feb 30, 1944
9776 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FL719. Wrecked when forcelanded in desert
Mar 31, 1943 after being hit by friendly flak.
9777 condemned Elmendorf AAF, AK Mar 13, 1943
9778 (MSN 21162) to RAF as Kittyhawk III FL720. Operated by RAAF 450 Sqn. No record of fate
9779 was to have gone to USSR, but retained by USAAF. Condemned salvage
Adak, AK Oct 3, 1945
9780 (MSN 21164) to RAF as Kittyhawk III FL721. Operated by RAAF 3 and 450 Sqns. Transfered to 260
Sqn. Crashed after pilot abandoned aircraft off Cape Bon, Tunisia May 8, 1943 following damage by Bf 109s
9781 W/o 30 Nov 1943 at Amchitka, AK
9782 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FL722. SOC Mar 4, 1946
9783 was to have gone to USSR but retained by USAAF. W/o 18 Mar 1944 at Amchitka, AK. Condemned Elmendorf AAF
AK Mar 26, 1944
9784 (MSN 21168) to RAF as Kittyhawk III FL723. Operated by RAAF 450 Sqn. SOC May 31, 1944
9785 was to have gone to USSR, but retained by USAAF. Condemned salvage
Elmendorf AAF, AK Feb 21, 1945
9786 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FL724. SOC Apr 10, 1943
9787 was to have gone to USSR, but retained by USAAF. W/o 20 Apr 1943 at Amchitka, AK. Condemned Elmendorf AAF, AK
Apr 22, 1943
9788 (MSN 21172) to RAF as Kittyhawk III FL725. Operated by RAAF 450 Sqn. SOC Mar 8, 1944
9789 was to have gone to USSR, but retained by USAAF. W/o 19 Apr 1943 at Adak, AK. Condemned Elmendorf AAF, AK
May 5, 1943
9790 (MSN 21174) to RAF as Kittyhawk III FL726. Operated by RAAF 450 Sqn. SOC Mar 29, 1945
9791 was to have gone to USSR, but retained by USAAF. Condemned Elmendorf AAF, AK
Nov 7, 1943
9792 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FL727. SOC Dec 31, 1943
9793 was to have gone to USSR, but retained by USAAF. Surveyed Sarasota AAF, FL
May 19, 1943
9794 (MSN 21178) to RAF as Kittyhawk III FL728. Operated by RAAF 450 Sqn. SOC Mar 8, 1944.
9795 was to have gone to USSR, but retained by USAAF. Condemned Adak, AK Apr 21, 1945
9796 (MSN 21180) to RAF as Kittyhawk III FL729. Operated by RAAF 450 Sqn. Destroyed Mar 26, 1943 when engine
failed, aircraft stalled and bombload exploded on impact at El Hamma
Mar 26, 1943
9797 wrecked Sep 11, 1942 when caught fire in midair, civilian pilot bailed out
and plane crashed through roof of Curtiss-Wright plant at Buffalo, NY
9798 (MSN 21182) to USSR
9799 was to have gone to USSR, but retained by USAAF. Condemned Elmendorf AAF, AK
Oct 18, 1944
9800 (MSN 21184) to USSR
9801 condemned salvage Adak, AK May 15, 1945
9802/9804 (MSN 21186/21188) to USSR
9805 W/o 6 May 1943 at Mecorius Bay, AK; condemned Elmendorf AAF, AK May 11, 1943
9806/9826 (MSN 21190/21210) to USSR
9827 W/o 18 Sep 1944 at Casco AB, AK; condemned Elmendorf AAF, AK Sep 30, 1944
9828 condemned Mar 16, 1943 Elmendorf AAF, AK
9829 condemned salvage Adak, AK May 15, 1945
9830/9831 condemned salvage Adak, AK May 15, 1945
9832 condemned salvage Adak, AK Oct 3, 1945
9833 condemned Unmak, AK Mar 2, 1943
9834 W/o 17 Jul 1944 at Attu, AK; condemned Elmendorf AAF, AK Jul 21, 1944
9835 W/o 26 Jun 1943 at Amchitka, AK; condemned Elmendorf AAF, AK Jun 27, 1943
9836 W/o 6 Jul 1943 at Amchitka, AK; condemned salvage Adak, AK May 15, 1945
9837 W/o 24 Mar 1945 at Shemya, AK; condemned salvage Elmendorf AAF, AK Apr 5, 1945
9838 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR119. DBR when forcelanded while lost and
undercarriage collapsed, Ed Debba Islands Mar 19, 1943.
9839/9851 (MSN 21223/21235) to USSR
9852 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FL718. SOC Mar 29, 1945
9853 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FL730. MIA from ground attack mission Feb 5, 1943,
presumed shot down by Bf 109s.
9854 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR116. Wrecked when forcelanded 2 mi W of
Zuara Sep 8, 1943 after engine failed.
9855 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR117. DBR when undercarriage collapsed
on landing, Marble Arch Dec 20, 1942
9856 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR118. Wrecked when bellylanded at Zavia
May 5, 1943 after engine failed.
9857 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR120. To French AF Mar 31, 1945
9858 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR121. Crashed when abandoned SE of Todi
Apr 6, 1944 following flak damage.
9859 W/o 30 Apr 1945 at Elmendorf AAF, AK; condemned salvage May 15, 1945.
9860 lost Sep 2, 1944 Landhi, India. MACR 8187
9861 condemned inventory Jun 30, 1943
9862 condemned Dec 19, 1943
9863 condemned Aug 27, 1943
9864 condemnend inventory Jun 30,1943
9865 W/o 13 Feb 1945 in Alaska; condemned salvage Feb 23, 1945, Elmendorf AAF, AK
9866 condemned Aug 28, 1943
9867 reclamation completed Newark AB Aug 3, 1945
9868 condemned salvage Dec 1, 1944
9869 W/o 26 Sep 1943 at Foster AAF, TX; surveyed Oct 5, 1943 Foster AAF, TX
9870 (51st FG) lost Apr 8, 1944. MACR 3690.
9871 W/o 8 Dec 1943 at Bird Cape, AK; condemned Dec 8, 1943 Elmendorf AAF, AK
9872 condemned Jan 12, 1944
9873 condemned salvage Jul 18, 1945
9874 condemned Jan 21, 1944
9875 W/o 21 Aug 1943 at Sarasota AAF, FL; surveyed Nov 19, 1943 Ft Myers AAF
9876 wrecked Nov 30, 1942, Crescent City, FL due to fuel exhaustion
and forced landing. Condemned Dec 28, 1942
9877 reclamation completed Robins AAF Aug 9, 1945
9878 wrecked Feb 28, 1943, Sarasota AAF in landing accident
when overran plane landing ahead
9879 wrecked Dec 24, 1942 4 mi E of Causeway, Tampa, FL during
aerobatics. Pilot killed.
9880 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR122. Dove into sea during dive bombing practice
1 mi N of Marble Arch Dec 30, 1942.
9881 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR123. SOC Mar 8, 1944
9882 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR124. DBR when undershot landing and hit
obstruction, El Assa Feb 19, 1943.
9883 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR125. Missing near Gabes Feb 26, 1943. Believed
shot down by Bf 109s
9886 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR126. SOC Feb 22, 1945
9887 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR127. DBR when bellylanded near Tmini Jan 2, 1943.
9888 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR128. Wrecked when collided with Kittyhawk
FR791 (ex 43-5584) while landing Agnone Sep 3, 1943.
9889 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR129. Missing from mission to attack enemy motor
transport Jan 18, 1943.
9890 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR130. Missing from fighter-bomber escort mission
to El Hamma Feb 27, 1943.
9891 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR131. Missing NW of Foum Tatouine Mar 10, 1943,
believed shot down by Bf 109s.
9892 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR132. SOC Feb 29, 1945.
9893 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR133. SOC Mar 8, 1944
9894 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR134. Lost Jan 5, 1943.
9895 (MSN 21279) to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR135. Operated by RAAF 450 Sqn. SOC Mar 29, 1945
9896 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR136. DBR when struck while parked by Kittyhawk
FL890 (ex 42-45778) at Bari Sep 27, 1943
9897 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR137. DBR when bellylanded at Mellaha
Aug 18, 1943 after undercarriage jammed.
9898 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR138. SOC Feb 29, 1944.
9899 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR139. SOC May 31, 1944
9900 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR140. SOC Apr 28, 1945
9901 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR385. Wrecked when taxied into marker drum and
undercarriage collapsed, LG.08 Mar 25, 1945
9902 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR386. SOC Mar 14, 1946
9903 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR387. Missiong from armed reconnaissance mission
to Vasto Dec 20, 1943
9904 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR388. SOC Mar 29, 1945
9905 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR389. Wrecked when overshot takeoff in dust and
hit trees, Grottaglie Sep 16, 1943
9906 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR390. SOC Apr 26, 1945
9907 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR391. SOC Mar 29, 1945
9908 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR392. SOC Jul 13, 1943
9909 condemned salvatge Apr 17, 1944
9910 (51st FG) lost Apr 7, 1944. MACR 3515
9911 condemned Aug 22, 1943
9912 diverted to China Dec 28, 1945
9913 W/o 18 May 1944 at Yunnanyi, China.
9914 (74th FS, 23rd FG) MIA Jul 26, 1943, China. MACR 461
9915 condemned Aug 31, 1943
9916 condemned salvage Army-Navy Liquidation Commission Oct 13, 1945
9917 condemned Aug 22, 1943
9918 condemned Jun 7, 1943
9919 condemnend Apr 6, 1944
9920 crashlanded near Landhi, India Dec 9, 1944.
Condemned salvage Dec 16, 1944
9921 (23rd FG, 75th FS) w/o near Kunming, China Mar 24, 1943.
Condemned inventory Jun 30, 1943
9922 diverted toChina Dec 28, 1945
9923 condemned inventory Jun 30, 1943
9924 W/o 30 Aug 1944 in China/Burma/India; condemned accident Aug 31, 1944
9925 condemned May 3, 1944
9926 condemned salvage Mar 10, 1945
9927 W/o 28 Mar 1944 at Jodhpur, India; condemned wrecked Oct 18, 1943
9928 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR412. SOC Mar 8, 1944
9929 (MSN 21313) to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR413. Operated by RAAF 3 Sqn.
Wrecked when swung on landing and undercarriage collapsed, Ben Gargane Jul 16, 1943
42-9930/10264 Curtiss P-40K-10-CU Warhawk
MSN 21314/21648
9930 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR414. SOC Mar 8, 1944
9931 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR415. Missing near Bir Dufan Jan 14, 1943,
presumably shot down by enemy fighters
9932 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR416. SOC Mar 8, 1944
9933 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR417. Wrecked when crashlanded on beach near
Catania Jul 27, 1943 following engine failure
9934 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR418. SOC May 31, 1944
9935 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR419. Lost Oct 15, 1943, but not SOC until Feb 29, 1944.
9936 (MSN 21320) to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR420. Operated by RAAF 3 Sqn. SOC Mar 29, 1945
9937 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR421. Wrecked when struck while parked by SM.83,
Lecce Nov 6, 1943
9938 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR422. SOC Mar 8, 1944
9939 crashed and burned Oct 28, 1942, Lutz, FL
9940 wrecked Mar 7, 1943, Romulus AAF, elevator control disconnected,
pilot killed. W/o 17 Mar 1943 at Toledo, OH
9941 crashed on beach Siesta Key, FL Feb 17, 1943
9942 reclamation completed Robins AAF Aug 3, 1945
9943 wrecked Apr 9, 1943 5 mi S of Dale Mabry AAF, Tallahasse, FL,
forced landing and burned
9944 surveyed Jan 22, 1943 Dale Mabry AAF, FL. W/o 2 Aug 1943 at Hampton Springs, FL
9945 condemned Tallahassee Jan 22, 1943
9946 wrecked Apr 3, 1943 5 mik S of Ft. Myers, FL and 1/2 mile
out to sea. Flew into water.
9947 surveyed Sarasota AAF Jan 18, 1944
9948 W/o 2 Jan 1943 at Dale Mabry Field, FL; to CL-26 Apr 12, 1943, transferred to SMOB Training School
New Orleans May 31, 1946
9949 to CL-26 at Sarasota AAF Mar 25, 1943
9950 crashed and burned Jan 4, 1943 1/4 mi SE of Drew AAF
9951 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR423. SOC Mar 8, 1944
9952 surveyed Sarasota AAF Mar 2, 1944
9953 wrecked Nov 9, 1942 near Mullet Key Gunnery Range in Tampa
Bay; Drew AAF to CL-26 Nov 18, 1942
9954/9955 (MSN 21338/21339) to USSR
9956 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR424. DBR when crashlanded on
runway at Azizia Jun 13, 1943 after engine failed on takeoff.
9957 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR425. DBR Jun 28, 1943.
9958 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR426. Transferred to SAAF as 5023 Mar 31, 1945.
SOC Feb 18, 1948
9959 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR427. Transferred to SAAF as 5024 Mar 31, 1945.
SOC Feb 18, 1948
9960 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR428. Transferred to SAAF as 5025 Mar 31, 1945.
Crashed near Wonderboom Jun 15, 1944. There appears to be a
conflict of dates here, but Mar 31, 1945 may be the date of
paperwork transaction.
9961 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR429. Missing from ground attack mission
over Sicily Aug 4, 1943
9962 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR430. SOC Mar 31, 1945.
9963/9966 (MSN 21347/21350) to USSR
9967 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR431. Transferred to SAAF as 5026 Mar 31, 1945.
SOC Feb 18, 1948
9968/9973 (MSN 21352/21357) to USSR
9974 wrecked Jul 29, 1943 at Sarasota AAF, FL when lost engine on
takeoff and overshot runway.
9975 wrecked Mar 1, 1943 at Sarasota AAF when caught fire on final
approach, pilot landed and ground looped to escape burning plane.
9976 reclamation completed Robins AAF Aug 9, 1945
9977/9984 (MSN 21361/21368) to USSR
9985 reclamation completed Nashville AAF Sep 16, 1945
9986 to RFC Ontario Mar 10, 1945
9987 modified as XP-40Q (Model 87). Surveyed Oct 8, 1944
9988/9995 (MSN 21372/21379) to USSR
9996 surveyed Sarasota AAF
9997 W/o 4 Feb 1944 at Pinellas AAF, FL; surveyed Hilsboror AAF Feb 12, 1944
9998 W/o 19 May 1943 at Sarastoa AAF, FL; surveyed Sarasota AAF, FL May 20, 1944
9999/10052 (MSN 21383/21436) to USSR
10053 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR432. Later to SAAF as 5027. SOC Mar 31, 1945
10054 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR433. SOC Mar 31, 1945
10055 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR434. SOC Mar 31, 1945
10056 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR435. SOC Mar 29, 1945
10057 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR436. SOC Mar 22, 1945
10058 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR437. SOC Mar 29, 1945
10059 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR438. Wrecked when crashlanded
at Venafro Feb 22, 1944 after being hit by flak over Roccaseca
10060 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR439. SOC Feb 22, 1945
10061 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR440. DBR when bellylanded S of
Fayid after engine failed during overshoot.
10062 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR441. SOC Feb 22, 1945
10063 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR442. SOC Feb 29, 1945
10064 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR443. SOC Feb 22, 1945
10065 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR444. DBR when bellylanded at
Peretola Oct 6, 1943 after engine failure
10066 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR445. SOC Mar 8, 1944
10067 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR446. Wrecked when crashlanded
at Fayid Dec 21, 1944 after engine caught fire during
approach
10068 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR447. DBR when bellylanded near
Sfax Apr 11, 1943 after engine failed.
10069 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR448. SOC Mar 8, 1944
10070 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR449. SOC Mar 8, 1944
10071 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR450. Wrecked when struck by
Kittyhawk FR476 (ex 42-10333) while parked at Ben Gardane
Apr 6, 1943.
10072 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR451. Bellylanded in desert
May 12, 1943 after engine failed.
10073 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR452. SOC Feb 22, 1945
10074 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR453. Missing off Cape Bon
Apr 22, 1943, believed shot down by Bf 109s.
10075 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR454. DBR when struck marker barrels
at Zuara Jun 2, 1943 after engine lost power during takeoff
10076 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR455. SOC Feb 22,1945
10077 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR456. SOC Mar 8, 1944
10078 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR457. Shot down by flak while
attacking enemy motor transport Mar 26, 1943
10079 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR458. Ditched off San Tecla
Aug 4, 1943 after being hit by flak over Francavilla
10080 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR459. SOC Feb 22, 1945
10081/10088 (MSN 12465/21472) to USSR
10083 forced landing due to battle damage near Murmansk Nov 10, 1944. Recovered from crash site.
Acquired by Jim Pearce of Sussex, UK Sep 26, 1996. Shipped to Griffin, GA for restoration Feb 1997.
Registered N402WH, current. Preserved and on display at Fagen Fighters World War II Museum, Granite
Fall, Minnesota
10089/10091 (MSN 21473/21475) to Brazil
10089 later as FAB 4026
10090 later as FAB 4027
10091 later as FAB 4028
10092/10098 (MSN 21476/21482) to USSR
10099/10101 (MSN 21483/21485) to Brazil
10099 later as FAB 4029
10100 later as FAB 4030
10101 later as FAB 4031
10102/10108 (MSN 21486/21492) to USSR
10109/10111 (MSN 21493/21495) to Brazil
10109 later as FAB 4032
10110 later as FAB 4033
10111 later as FAB 4034
10112/10118 (MSN 21496/21502) to USSR
10119 (MSN 21503) to Brazil, later as FAB 4035
10120 surveyed Rice AAF, CA Mar 30, 1944
10121 surveyed Key AAF Mar 19, 1944
10122/10128 (MSN 21506/21512) to USSR
10129 wrecked in landing accident at Orlando AAB Jan 9, 1943
10130 surveyed Sep 14, 1943 Salinas AAB
10131/10152 (MSN 21515/21536) to USSR
10150 diverted from USSR to USAAF Jan 11, 1944. To TP-40K Aug 2, 1944, to RFC Ontario Mar 10, 1945
10153 (MSN 21537) to New Zealand as NZ3045. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at
Hobsonville on 30 January 1943. Struck by NZ3046 while landing after training flight at Ohakea
on 24 June 1944. Struck off at Ohakea on 2 August 1944 as reduced to spares
10154 (MSN 21538) to New Zealand as NZ3046. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at
Hobsonville on 30 January 1943. Sold to J. Larsen from Rukuhia on 2 March 1948.
10155 (MSN 21539) to New Zealand as NZ3047. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at
Hobsonville on 30 January 1943. To No.2 OTU, Ohakea. Mid-air collision with NZ3104 north of
Foxton on 6 September 1944.
10156 (MSN 21540) to New Zealand as NZ3048. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at
Hobsonville on 30 January 1943. To No.14 Squadron departing Whenuapai 26 March 1943 as part of
the first ferry flight from New Zealand. To No.2 OTU, Ohakea. Sold to J. Larsen from Rukuhia
on 2 March 1948.
10157 (MSN 21541) to New Zealand as NZ3049. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at
Hobsonville on 30 January 1943. To No.14 Squadron departing Whenuapai 26 March 1943 as part
of the first ferry flight from New Zealand. Crashed during ferry
flight to Guadalcanal on 30 March 1943 but later salvaged and returned to service.
The aircraft was one of four that force landed on a beach near Noumea after being caught in a
thunderstorm and running short of fuel. Shot down by enemy aircraft near
Munda Point on 1 July 1943. The aircraft dived into the sea from 5000 feet.
10158/10161 (MSN 21542/21545) to USSR
10162 (MSN 21546) to New Zealand as NZ3050. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at
Hobsonville on 30 January 1943. To No.15 Squadron departing Whenuapai 26 March 1943 as part
of the first ferry flight from New Zealand. Crashed at Kukum on 1 May 1943. The aircraft
suffered an engine failure and fire just after takeoff and crashed into the sea
10163 (MSN 21547) to New Zealand as NZ3051. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and
BoC at Hobsonville on 30 January 1943. To No.14 Squadron. Lost during ferry flight to Guadalcanal
on 26 March 1943 and struck off at Guadalcanal. The aircraft was ditched
near Noumea after being caught in a thunderstorm and running short of fuel. The other four
aircraft in the formation had landed on a nearby beach.
10164 (MSN 21548) to New Zealand as NZ3052. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC
at Hobsonville on 30 January 1943. To No.4 OTU, Ohakea by September 1944. Crashed during ferry
flight to Guadalcanal on 30 March 1943 but later salvaged and returned
to service. The aircraft was one of four that force landed on a beach near Noumea after being caught in a thunderstorm and running
short of fuel. Sold to J. Larsen from Rukuhia on 02 March 1948.
10165 (MSN 21549) to New Zealand as NZ3053. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at Hobsonville on 30 January 1943.
Coded "27". To No.14 Squadron. Crashed during ferry flight to Guadalcanal on 30 March 1943 but later salvaged and returned to service.
The aircraft was one of four that force landed on a beach near Noumea after being caught in a thunderstorm and running short of fuel.
Collided with NZ3078 after landing at Sunlight Field on 30 June 1943. NZ3078 landed ahead of NZ3053 after a tight turn onto final approach
and was hit by NZ3053 after it had landed.
10166 (21550) to New Zealand as NZ3054. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at Hobsonville on 30 January 1943.
To No.14 Squadron. Lost during ferry flight to Guadalcanal on 30 March 1943, and written off. The aircraft
was one of four that force landed on a beach near Noumea after being caught in a thunderstorm and
running short of fuel.
10167/10171 (MSN 21551/21555) to USSR
10172 to RAAF as A29-164 Jan 1943. Destroyed at Werribee bombing range Nov 1947.
10173 to RAAF as A29-165 Jan 1943. Collided with A29-148 at Benetook May 1945
10174 to RAAF as A29-166 Jan 1943. Crashed near Kiriwina Jan 1944.
10175 to RAAF as A29-182 Jan 1943. Destroyed at Werribee bombing range Jun 1948.
10176 to RAAF as A29-167 Jan 1943. Collided with A29-186 near Mildura, Vic Feb 1945.
10177 to RAAF as A29-168 Jan 1943. Forcelanded near Yelta Jul 1945. Converted to components.
10178 to RAAF as A29-183 Jan 1943. Forcelanded near Vivigani,
Goodenough Island, Papua New Guinea Feb 1944. Abandoned in place. Recovered ans stored NSW C1990.
To restoration project with Graham Orphan, Blenheim, NZ 200-2002.
10179 wrecked Aug 5, 1943 1/2 mi S of Lido Beach, FL when spun
into water. Pilot killed
10180 W/o 22 Jun 1943 at Oneco, FL; surveyed Sarasota AAF Jun 24, 1943
10181 converted to two-seat TP-40K for use by mechanics to learn how to taxi, with nosewheel to prevent noseovers.
Plane was unflyable. Reclamation completed Buffalo AF, NY Jun 29, 1945. Scrapped Aug 5, 1945
10182 W/o 19 May 1943 at Sarastoa AAF, FL; surveyed Sarasota AAF May 21, 1943
10183 to RAAF as A29-169 Jan 1943. Shot down near Gurney airstrip Milne Bay, NG Apr 1943.
10184 to RAAF as A29-170 Jan 1943. Crashed near Laverton, VIC
Mar 1943.
10185 to RAAF as A29-171 Jan 1943. Authorized for w/o Nov 1946,
SOC Jul 1949.
10186 to RAAF as A29-172 Jan 1943. Force landed Wedan Strip
May 1943. Converted to components.
10187 W/o 15 Mar 1944 at Sarasota AAB, FL; surveyed Sarasota AAF May 17, 1944
10188 W/o 18 Nov 1943 at Sarasota AAB, FL; surveyed Drew AAF Nov 20, 1943
10189 surveyed Sarasota AAF Aug 28, 1943
10190 to RFC Ontario Mar 10, 1945
10191 W/o 24 Apr 1944 at Pinellas AAF, FL (440th FS) surveyed Pinellas AB, FL Apr 25, 1944
10192 reclamation completed Sarasota AAF Aug 21, 1944
10193 to RAAF as A29-184 Jan 1943. Destroyed at Werribee bombing
range Feb 1948
10194 to RAAF as A29-185 Jan 1943. Crashed into sea near
Goodenough Island Nov 1943.
10195 to RAAF as A29-186 Jan 1943. Collided with A29-167 near
Mildura, VIC Feb 1945.
10196 to RAAF as A29-187 Jan 1943. Authorized for w/o Nov 1946,
SOC Jul 1949.
10197 to RAAF as A29-188 Jan 1943. Force landed in China Straits
Mar 1943.
10198 crashed near Bee Ridge, FL Feb 4, 1943. Pilot bailed out OK.
10199 to RFC Ontario Apr 20, 1945
10200 to RFC Ontario Apr 20, 1945
10201 wrecked at Pinellas AB, FL Dec 5, 1943 in dead stick wheels-up landing
10202 W/o 4 Sep 1943 at Passage Key, FL; surveyed Sarasota AAF Sep 7, 1942
10203 to RAAF as A29-189 Jan 1943. Destroyed at Werribee bombing
range Jul 1947.
10204 to RAAF as A29-190 Jan 1943. Crashed at Wentworth bombing
range Jul 1947
10205 to RAAF as A29-173. Collided with A29-181 Apr 13, 1945 over Mildura,
VIC, Australia
10206 to RAAF as A29-191 Jan 1943. Missing between Port Moresby
and Goodenough Island Dec 1943.
10207 W/o 30 Aug 1943 at Sarasota AAF, FL surveyed Sarasota AAF, FL Sep 1, 1943
10208 (338 FG) crashed near Wakilla, FL Apr 22, 1943 when
hit trees on side of river and crashed on the other side
of the river. Pilot killed
10209 W/o 26 Aug 1943 at Sarasota AAF, FL; surveyed Sarasota AF, FL Aug 28, 1943
10210 W/o 15 Jan 1943 at Sarasota, FL; to CL-26 Sarasota AAF, FL Jun 6, 1943
10211 reclamation completed Robins AAF Aug 9, 1945
10212 reclamation completed Robins AAF Aug 3, 1945
10213 to RAAF as A29-174 Jan 1943. Destroyed at Werribee bombing
range Oct 1948.
10214 to RAAF as A29-192 Jan 1943. Engine failed on takeoff Mar 18, 1943 and crashed at
end of Gurney Strip, Milne Bay. Reduced to spares.
10215 to RAAF as A29-175 Jan 1943. Destroyed at Werribee bombing
range Feb 1948.
10216 to RAAF as A29-193 Jan 1943. Authorized for w/o Nov 1946,
SOC Jul 1949
10217 to RAAF as A29-176 Jan 1943. Crashed at Wentworth bombing
range Oct 1944
10218 reclamation completed Robins AAF Aug 3, 1945
10219 converted to XP-40K and used to test installation of several
Allison engines as well as Packard V-1650. W/o 10 Jun 1944 at Indianapolis, IN. The record card
indicates that it went to Indianapolis-Allison Corp as CL-26
Jun 12, 1944, which may refer to the same episode, but CL-26 usually indicates
a non-flying aircraft used for ground training. Maybe this
was its ultimate fate after the tests were complete.
10220 reclamation completed Newark AAB Aug 3,1 945
10221 surveyed Robins AAF Nov 1, 1943
10222 to RAAF as A29-194 Jan 1943. Authorized for w/o Nov 1946,
SOC Jul 1949
10223 to RAAF as A29-195 Jan 1943. Crashed near Mildura, VIC Nov 1944
10224 to RAAF as A29-177 Jan 1943. Destroyed at Werribee bombing
range Aug 1947.
10225 to RAAF as A29-178 Jan 1943. Destroyed at Werribee bombing
range Oct 1948
10226 to RAAF as A29-179 Jan 1943. Destroyed at Werribee bombing
range Oct 1948.
10227 to RAAF as A29-180 Jan 1943. Destroyed at Werribee bombing
range Jun 1948.
10228 W/o 30 Aug 1943 at Sarasota AAF, FL; surveyed Sarasota AAF Sep 1, 1943
10229 (98th FS) undershot landing at Sarasota AAF, FL and written off Jun 2, 1943.
10230 W/o 30 Aug 1943 at Pinellas AAF, FL; surveyed Pinellas AB, FL Sep 2, 1943
10231 crashed near Sarasota AAF, FL Jun 25, 1943 after midair fire. Pilot bailed out OK.
W/o 25 Aug 1943 at Sarasota AAF, FL
10232 to RAAF as A29-181 Jan 1943. Collided with A29-173 Apr 13, 1943 over Mildura,
VIC, Australia.
10233 to RAAF as A29-196 Jan 1943. Authorized for w/o Nov 1946,
SOC Jul 1949.
10234 to RAAF as A29-197 Jan 1943. Crashed in sea near Vivigani,
Goodenough Island Jan 1944.
10235 to RAAF as A29-198 Jan 1943. Authorized for w/o Nov 1946,
SOC Jul 1949.
10236 (MSN 21620) to USSR
10238 reclamation completed Sarasota AAF Oct 19, 1945
10239 W/o 23 Sep 1943 at Sarasota AAF, FL; surveyed Sarasota AAF, FL Sep 26, 1943
10240 crashed nea Sarasota AAF, FL Jan 20, 1943. Pilot killed.
10241 reclamation completed Ft. Logan Jul 21, 1945
10242/10247 (MSN 21626/21631) to USSR
10248 wrecked in hard landing Sarasota AF Dec 20, 1942.
Surveyed Dec 27, 1942
10249 reclamation completed Robins AAF Aug 9, 1945
10250 wrecked Drew AAF Dec 15, 1942
10251 crashed near Drew Field, FL Dec 13, 1942 in late pullout from dive. Pilot killed.
10252/10256 (MSN 21636/21640) to USSR
10256 (MSN 21640) to USSR. Shot down in combat with four Bf 109s. Made gears-up forced
landing near Murmansk Sep 29, 1943. Recovered from crash site in Russia c1993, underwent
reastoration project 1993-2004. First flight Granite Falls, MN May 30, 2006. Registration
N401WH reserved Mar 17, 2006, taken up Apr 13, 2006, Debuted at EAA Airventure
2006 at Oshkosh, WI. Now in Aleutian Tiger Markings with Dakota Territory Air Museum, Minot, ND.
In 2016 was with Texas Flying Legends Museum
10257 reclamation completed Luke AAF Oct 22, 1945
10258 to RFC Bush Field Feb 16, 1945
10259 reclamation completed Robins AAF Aug 3, 1945
10260 W/o 16 Jan 1943 at Sarasota AAB, FL; condemned Sarasota AAF, FL Jan 27, 1942
10261 to RFC Ontario Feb 10, 1945
10262 (MSN 21646) to USSR
10263 (MSN 21647) to USSR
10264 (MSN 21648) to USSR
42-10265/10429 Curtiss P-40K-15-CU Warhawk
MSN 21649/21813
10265 to RFC Ontario Mar 10, 1945
10266 to RFC Ontario Mar 20, 1945. In 1995 was reported to be under restoration as N40K. Later stored.
Destroyed by fire in workshop, South Louisville, KY Aug 9, 2001.
10267 (MSN 21651) to USSR
10268 W/o 12 Feb 1943 at Sarasota AAF, FL; repaired (?); crashed Feb 17, 1943 near Sarasota AAF, FL. Pilot killed.
w/o 29 Jun 1945 at Sarasota AAF, FL
10269 reclamation completed Sarasota AAF Jun 29, 1945
10270 (440th FS) surveyed Pinellas AAB Mar 3, 1944
10271 crashed near Eglin Field, FL Nov 29, 1942, killing Lt. Col Boyd "Buzz" Wagner,
first USAAF ace of WW2.
10272 (MSN 21656) to USSR. Shot down Aug 9, 1943 over Sarkisalo, Finland.
10273 (MSN 21657) to USSR
10274 (MSN 21658) to USSR
10275 (MSN 21659) to USSR
10276 W/o 16 Jun 1944 at Bradenton, FL; surveyed Sarasota AAF, FL Jun 17, 1944
10277 wrecked Oct 22, 1943 after midair with 42-10355, Osprey FL. Pilot killed.
10278 reclamation completed Luke AAF Oct 22, 1945
10279 W/o 22 Jul 1943 at Hillsborough AAF, FL; surveyed Bartow AAF, FL Jul 29, 1943
10280 to DPC Bush Field Apr 16, 1945
10281 (MSN 21665) to USSR
10282 (MSN 21666) to USSR
10283 (MSN 21667) to USSR
10284 (MSN 21668) to USSR
10285 (MSN 21669) to USSR
10286 W/o 17 Apr 1944 at Pinellas AAF, FL; surveyed (304th FS) at Pinellas AAB, FL Apr 18, 1944
10287 to RFC Ontario, CA Mar 10, 1945
10288 wrecked Feb 16, 1943, Sarasota, FL. Converted to spares.
10289 W/o 14 May 1943 at Sopchoppy, FL; surveyed Tallahassee AAF, FL May 16, 1943
10290 surveyed Sarasota Aug 4, 1944
10291/10316 (MSN 21675/21700) to USSR
10317 (MSN 21701) to New Zealand as NZ3055. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at Hobsonville on 28 January 1943.
To No.15 Squadron. Crash landed at Russell Island on 5 July 1943 after being damaged by enemy action.
10318 (MSN 21702) to New Zealand as NZ3056. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at Hobsonville on 28 January 1943.
Coded "7". To No.14 Squadron. Crash landed on beach at Guadalcanal at 1345 hours on 16 June 1943 after engine failure. Repaired and
returned to service. To No.4 OTU, Ohakea by September 1944. Crashed half a mile from the end of the runway at Ohakea during a test
flight on 19 May 1945.
10319 (MSN 21703) to New Zealand as NZ3057. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at Hobsonville on 28 January 1943.
Struck off on 31 January 1944.
10320 (MSN 21704) to New Zealand as NZ3090. Was to have been shipped with the aircraft that became NZ3045/3065,
but had to be sent with a later shipment. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at Hobsonville on
26 April 1943. To No.2 OTU, Ohakea. Sold to J. Larsen from Rukuhia on 2 March 1948
10321 (MSN 21705) to New Zealand as NZ3058. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at Hobsonville on 28 January 1943.
To No.4 OTU, Ohakea. Undercarriage collapsed after heavy landing at Ardmore on 22 May 1944.
Struck off at No.1 RD, Hamilton on 23 June 1944 as scrapped.
10322 (MSN 21706) to New Zealand as NZ3059. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at Hobsonville on
28 January 1943. Coded "23". Crashed at Ardmore on 11 March 1944. The aircraft suffered an engine failure on takeoff and ran through a
fence after overshoting the end of the runway. Struck off at Ardmore on 12 May 1944 as scrapped while with No.26 SU. Converted
to instructional airframe INST97 with TTS, Nelson.
10323 (MSN 21707) to New Zealand as NZ3060. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at Hobsonville on
30 January 1943. Coded "9". To No.14 Squadron. Belly landed at Kukum following test flight on 19 July 1943. Later repaired and
returned to service. To No.4 OTU, Ohakea by September 1944. Coded "9". Sold to J. Larsen from Rukuhia on 2 March 1948.
10324 (MSN 21708) to New Zealand as NZ3061. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at Hobsonville on
30 January 1943. Coded "61". To No.2 OTU, Ohakea. Sold to J. Larsen from Rukuhia on 2 March 1948
10325 (MSN 21709) to New Zealand as NZ3062. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at Hobsonville on 30 January 1943.
To No.2 OTU, Ohakea. Crashed near Ohakea on 8 January 1945. The aircraft dived into the ground and exploded shortly after takeoff.
10326 (MSN 21710) to New Zealand as NZ3063. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at Hobsonville on 30 January 1943.
Struck off at Espiritu Santos on 31 January 1944 while with No.4 RD
10327 (MSN 21711) to New Zealand as NZ3064. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at Hobsonville on 30 January 1943.
To No.4 OTU, Ohakea by September 1944. Force landed eleven miles west of Ohakea during training flight on 8 December 1944.
Struck off at Ohakea on 16 January 1945.
10328 (c/bn 21712) to New Zealand as NZ3065. Assembled by No.1 Aircraft Depot, Hobsonville and BoC at Hobsonville on
30 January 1943. Coded "29". To No.18 Squadron. Belly landed at Russell Islands after being badly damaged by enemy aircraft on
4 July 1943. The aircraft was later repaired and returned to service. Struck off at Espiritu Santo on 1 November 1943.
10329 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR472. SOC May 31, 1944
10330 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR473. SOC Mar 29, 1945
10331 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR474. SOC Mar 29, 1945
10332 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR475. SOC Mar 8, 1944
10333 (MSN 21717) to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR476. Operated by RAAF with 450 Sqn, to 3 Sqn RAAF. Struck Kittyhawk FR450
(parked) at Ben Gardane, Tunisia Apr 6, 1943. SOC Feb 22, 1945
10334 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR477. Crashed after being
abandoned off Hammamet Apr 23, 1943 when engine lost power.
10335 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR478. SOC Mar 8, 1944
10336 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR479. SOC Mar 29, 1945
10337 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR480. SOC Mar 8, 1944
10338 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR481. SOC Mar 8, 1944
10339 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR482. Crashed near Salerno Sep 10, 1943 after
pilot bailed out after engine failed.
10340 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR483. SOC Feb 22, 1945
10341 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR484. SOC May 31, 1944
10342 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR485. Hit barrel while taxying at Berka Jun 28, 1943,
presumably SOC.
10343 reclamation completed Patterson AAF May 12, 1945
10344 wrecked Jun 11, 1943 during aerobatics, Hillsborough, Tampa, FL. Pilot killed.
10345 to RFC Ontario Mar 10, 1945
10346 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR486. SOC Mar 14, 1946
10347 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR487. Lost at sea enroute to Middle East
10348 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR488. Wrecked when hit by Kittyhawk FR310
(ex 42-45900) on runway at Zuara Jul 4, 1943
10349 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR489. Crashed after pilot bailed out near Catania Aug 4, 1943
10350 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR490. Ditched south of Malta Jul 18, 1943 after
engine failure.
10351 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR491. SOC Feb 22, 1945
10352 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR492. SOC Mar 29, 1945
10353 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR493. SOC Mar 29, 1945
10354 to RFC Bush Field Feb 16, 1945
10355 wrecked Oct 22, 1943 after midair with 42-10277, Osprey, FL. Pilot killed.
10356 wrecked Aug 11, 1942 Dale Mabry AAB, FL due to prop failure, wheels-up
landing, swerved off runway and DBR
10357 (338th FG) ground-looped Malbry Field, FL Mar 11, 1943. Surveyed
May 23, 1944
10358 (440th FS) surveyed Pinellas AAB Jun 4, 1944
10359 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR494. SOC Feb 22, 1945.
10360 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR495. SOC Mar 29, 1945
10361 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR496. SOC Feb 22, 1945
10362 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR497. SOC Aug 8, 1944
10363 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR498. DBR Jan 12, 1944
10364 wrecked Oct 23, 1942, Sarasota Bay, FL 5 mi SW of Bradenton, FL. Pilot killed.
10365 W/o 24 Jun 1943 at Sarasota AAF, FL; surveyed Sarasota AB Jun 26, 1943
10366 wrecked Apr 7, 1943 Newport, Fl and w/o
10367 W/o 29 May 1943 at Hillsborough Field, FL; surveyed Hillsboro AAF, FL May 30, 1943
10368 wrecked Mar 29, 1943 Bendhaven, FL and w/o.
10369 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR499. No record of fate
10370 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR500. SOC Mar 22, 1945
10371 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR501. SOC May 31, 1944.
10372 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR502. Wrecked when forcelanded near Rome
Mar 8, 1944 following engine failure.
10373 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR503. No record of fate
10374 to RFC McKellar Field May 8, 1945
10375 wrecked in landing accident at Dale Mabry Field, Tallahassee, FL when crashed into
P-40K 42-10356. W/o 20 Apr 1943 at Dale Mabry Field, FL
10376 crashed at Alligator Pt Gunnery Range, FL Apr 11, 1943. Pilot killed.
10377 reclamation completed Robbins AAF Aug 9, 1945
10378 to RFC Ontario May 10, 1945
10379 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR504. SOC May 31, 1944
10380 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR505. Wrecked when undershot landing and
undercarriage collapsed, Sorman West Oct 7, 1943
10381 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR506. SOC Apr 24, 1945
10382 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR507. SOC Feb 22,1945
10383 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR508. Destroyed by fire after crashing at
Hazbub Apr 19, 1943 after stalling on approach.
10384 crashed near Panacea, FL Jan 31, 1943. Pilot bailed out OK.
10385 to RFC Ontario Mar 10, 1945
10386 to RFC Ontario Mar 10, 1945
10387 to Britain
10388 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR509. SOC Mar 29, 1945
10389 (MSN 21773) to Brazil, later as FAB 4036
10390 (MSN 21774) to Brazil, later as FAB 4037
10391 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR510. Crashed into sea off Syracuse, Sicily
Jul 12, 1943 after colliding with Kittyhawk FR514 (ex 42-10395)
10392 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR511. Missing from ground attack mission
over Sicily Aug 3, 1943
10393 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR512. SOC Feb 29, 1944
10394 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR513. Lost at sea enroute to Middle East
10395 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR514. Crashed into sea off Syracuse, Sicily
Jul 12, 1943 after colliding with Kittyhawk FR510 (ex 42-10391)
10396 (MSN 21780) to Brazil, later as FAB 4038
10397
10398 (MSN 21782) to Brazil, later as FAB 4039
10399 (MSN 21783) to Brazil, later as FAB 4040. Condemned Jun 29, 1943
10400 (MSN 21784) was to have gone to Brazil, but forcelanded at
Paramaribo, Surinam during ferry flight. Condemned Feb 8, 1943
10401 (MSN 21785) to Brazil, later as FAB 4041.
10402 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR515. No record of fate
10403 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR516. SOC Mar 29, 1945
10404 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR517. Wrecked when struck by Kittyhawk FR338
(ex 42-46131) while taxying at El Ejem Apr 18, 1943
10405 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR518. SOC Feb 22, 1945.
10406 (MSN 21790) to Brazil, later as FAB 4042. Condemned Jun 20, 1943
10407 (MSN 21791) to Brazil, later as FAB 4043
10408 (MSN 21792) to Brazil. later as FAB 4044
10409 (MSN 21793) was to have gone to Brazil, but forcelanded at Cayenne,
French Guiana during ferry flight. Condemned Feb 8, 1943
10410 (MSN 21794) to Brazil, later as FAB 4045
10411 (MSN 21795) to Brazil
10412 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR519. Bellylanded at Sorman West Sep 22, 1943,
presumably SOC.
10413 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR520. Wrecked when undercarriage
retracted in error whilst taxying at Alem Main May 5, 1943.
10414 to RAF as Kittyhawk III FR521. SOC Feb 22, 1945
10415 to RAAF as A29-200 Feb 1943. Authorized for w/o Nov 1946,
SOC Jul 1949.
10416 (MSN 21800) to Brazil
10417 (MSN 21801) to Brazil
10418 (MSN 21802) to Brazil
10419 (MSN 21803) to Brazil
10420 (MSN 21804) to Brazil
10421 (MSN 21805) to Brazil
10422 to RAAF as A29-201 Feb 1943. Lost on operations near
Vivigani Aug 1943.
10423 to RAAF as A29-202 Mar 1943. Authorized for w/o Nov 1946,
SOC Jul 1949.
10424 crashed with 79th FG, 99th FS near Modena, Italy Jan 3, 1944. Conflict with next item.
10424 to RAAF but lost when delivery ship was sunk by U-boat on Caribbean Jan 29, 1943
10425 to RAAF but lost when delivery ship was sunk by U-boat in Caribbean Jan 29, 1943
10426 to RAAF as A29-203 Mar 1943. Authorized for w/o Nov 1946,
SOC Jul 1949.
10427 to RAAF as A29-199 Feb 1943. Forcelanded at Mildura
Feb 1945, reduced to components.
10428 was to go to RAAF but lost when delivery ship was sunk by UBoat in
Caribbean Jan 29, 1943
10429 was to go to RAAF but lost when delivery ship was sunk by UBoat in
Caribbean Jan 29, 1943
42-10430/10479 Curtiss P-40L-1-CU Warhawk
Model 87-B3. MSN 15526/15575
10430 (33rd FG, 60th FS) shot down in error by a Spitfire near
Licata, Sicily Jul 13, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 928.
10431 surveyed USA Mar 11, 1944
10432 condemned flak May 21, 1943
10433 (MSN 15529) to New Zealand as NZ3074, but returned to USA. It had been delivered to New Zealand by mistake.
W/o 29 Jan 1944 at Luke AAF, AZ; Surveyed at Rome AAF, NY Feb 2, 1944
10434 (325th FG, 318th FS) during strafing collided in midair with another P-40 and crashed 3 km S of
Pula, Sardinia, Italy Jul 3, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 432.
10435 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10436 W/o 14 Jul 1944 at Lake Bolseno, Italy; condemned crash Jul 15, 1944
10437 condemned crash landing Aug 18, 1943
10438 condemned crash landing Jan 21, 1944
10439 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10440 reclamation completed Rome AAF, NY Jul 23, 1945
10441 condemned salvage May 15, 1943
10442 condemned enemy aircraft May 21, 1943
10443 condemned French Morocco Feb 20, 1943
10444 condemned crashed May 27, 1944
10445 condemned French Morocco Feb 20, 1943
10446 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10447 W/o 9 May 1944 at Cercola, Italy; condemned mechanical failure May 13, 1944
10448 condemned crashed Sep 18, 1943
10449 to excess inventory list Mar 13, 1945
10450 condmned salvage non combat Mar 30, 1945
10451 condemned crash landing Oct 9, 1943
10452 (522nd FS, 27th FG, 12th AF) shot down by machine gun fire from trucks he was strafing SW of
Viterbo, Italy Jun 6, 1944. MACR 5448. Pilot killed.
10453 (57th FG, 64th FS) shot down 6 km N of Slano,
Yugoslavia Nov 28, 1943. MACR 1409. Pilot POW.
10454 surveyed USA May 12, 1944
10455 W/o 19 Dec 1943 at San Pancrazio, Italy; condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10456 condemned flak Apr 15, 1944
10457 (79th FG, 85th FS) shot down by ground fire Italy Dec 2, 1943.
MACR 1411. Pilot KIA
10458 W/o 18 Apr 1943 at Wadi Halfa, Sudan; condemned May 4, 1943
10459 condemned taxi accident at Castello, Italy Sep 19, 1943
10460 (324th FG, 315th FS) damaged by a Bf 109G-6/trop of JG 53/II. and crashed into sea between
Sicily and Tunisia Jul 8, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 62.
10461 condemned salvage non combat May 7, 1945
10462 condemned crashed Dec 31, 1943
10463 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10464 condemned Feb 20, 1943
10465 returned to USA Mar 4, 1944
10466 condemned Feb 20, 1943
` 10467 condemned Feb 20, 1943
10468 condemned salvage Jun 26, 1944
10469 condemned Feb 20, 1943
10470 condemned Feb 20, 1943
10471 condemned Feb 20, 1943
10472 condemned combat Jun 30, 1943
10473 surveyed Rome AAF, NY Aug 31, 1944
10474 condemned enemy action Jun 17, 1944
10475 (325th FG, 318th FS) presumed collided in midair with P-40L 42-10887 during evasive
actions near Oristano, Sardinia, Italy July 22, 1943. MACR 446. Pilot KIA
10476 condemned crashed May 28, 1943
10477 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10478 (MSN 15574) diverted to French Apr 5, 1943
10479 (325th FG, 318th FS) shot down by a Bf 109G-6 of JG 51/II. S of Sardinia, Italy Jun 24, 1943.
Pilot KIA. MACR 454.
42-10480/10699 Curtiss P-40L-5-CU Warhawk
Model 87-B3
10513, 10616, 10642, 10648, 10669, 10676 converted to P-40R-2
10480 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10481 condemned enemy action Jun 17, 1944
10482 diverted to Free French AF in North Africa
10483 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10484 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10485 condemned crash landing Jun 28, 1943
10486 diverted to Free French AF in North Africa Apr 5, 1943
10487 diverted to Free French AF in North Africa Apr 5, 1943
10488 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10489 diverted to Free French AF in North Africa Apr 5, 1943. DBR in landing accident
Oct 16, 1944 at Meknes, Morocco. Pilot uninjured.
10490 diverted to Free French AF in North Africa Apr 5, 1943
10491 condemned salvage May 13, 1944
10492 to excess inventory lis Nov 30, 1945
10493 condemned salvage Apr 6, 1945
10494 was to go to RAAF but lost when delivery ship was sunk by UBoat in
Caribbean Jan 29, 1943. Condemned MIA Jan 7, 1943
10495 (324th FG) lost May 12, 1944. MACR 4710
10496 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1945
10497 surveyed Jackson AAB Mar 22, 1944
10498 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10499 condemned mechanical failure May 27, 1944
10500 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10501 condemned salvage non combat Apr 13, 1945
10502 diverted to Free French AF in North Africa Apr 5, 1943
10503 diverted to Free French AF in North AfricaJun 15, 1944
10504 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10505 diverted to French Jan 22, 1944
10506 surveyed Rome AAF, NY Aug 31, 1944
10507 diverted to Free French AF in North Africa Apr 4, 1943. W/o 22 Feb 1944 at Bone Les Salines, Algeria
10508 to excess inventory list Mar 4, 1943
10509 W/o 6 Jun 1943 at Matagorda Island, TX; surveyed Foster AAF (358th FG) Jun 21, 1943
10510 to excess inventory list Mar 4, 1943
10511 condemned salvage Feb 5, 1944
10512 85th FS, 7oth FG, 12th AF. Condemned MIA Sep 11, 1943
10513 reclamation completed Spence AAF Jun 15, 1945
10514 condemned MIA Sep 23, 1943
10515 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10516 to RFC Ontario CA Feb 9, 1945
10517 condemned MIA Jul 11, 1943
10518 (523rd FBS, 27th FBG, 12th AF) ditched from unknown cause in Tyrrhenian Sea Apr 16, 1944.
Pilot killed, aircraft condemned ditched Apr 16, 1944
10519 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS400. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10520 surveyed Rome AAF, NY Aug 31, 1944
10521 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10522 condemned salvage non combat Apr 12, 1945
10523 condemned MIA Italy Feb 29, 1944
10524 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10525 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10526 (59th FS) condemned MIA Sep 14, 1943
10527 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10528 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10529 condemned crash Aug 16, 1943
10530 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10531 W/o 27 May 1944 at Matagorda AAF, TX; surveyed USA Jun 1, 1944
10533 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10534 condemned salvage non combat Apr 7, 1945
10535 surveyed Rome AAF, NY Aug 31, 1944
10536 condemned salvage non combat Apr 12, 1945
10537 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10538 surveyed Rome AAF Sep 1, 1944
10539 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS401. Spun into ground while on
approach, Fort Lamy Apr 9, 1943.
10540 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS402. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10541 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS403. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10542 to RFC Arledge AAF, Standiford, TX Jan 27, 1945
10543 condemned salvage Aug 10, 1944
10544 diverted to French Mar 26, 1944
10545 W/o 30 Apr 1944 at Mazara, Italy; to excess inventory list Aug 1, 1944
10546 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10547 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS404. SOC Mar 8, 1944
10548 reclamation completed Rome AAF Jul 23, 1945
10549 returned to USA Apr 12, 1944. To CL-26 Apr 15, 1944.
10550 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS405. Missing from attack on enemy
motor transport, Sicily Jul 13, 1943
10551 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS406. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10552 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS407. Operated by RAAF 3 Sqn. SOC Mar 29, 1945
10553 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS408. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10554 to excess inventory list Nov 30, 1945
10555 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10556 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS409. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10557 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS410. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10558 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS411. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
MACR 525 wrongly list 42-10558 as being lost Jul 28, 1943 (this was actually 42-10958)
10559 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS412. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10560 W/o 21 Jan 1944 at Sparanise, Italy; condemned salvage non combat Apr 9, 1945
10561 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10562 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS413. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10563 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS414. Wreched when overturned on landing
at Mileni Dec 5,1943
10564 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS415. Wrecked when bellylanded at Kano
Mar 31, 1943 following engine failure
10565 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10566 (33rd FG) lost Jan 26, 1944, Italy. MACR 2076
10567 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS416. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10568 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS417. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10569 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS418. Wrecked when crashlanded 3 mi
NW of Maidaguri Mar 31, 1943 after oil line broke.
10570 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS419. Wrecked when overshot landing
and overturned, Gioia Oct 24, 1943
10571 condemned salvage Nov 9, 1944
10572 condemned salvage Apr 3, 1944
10573 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS420. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10574 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS421. Shot down by flak near Forli Mar 27, 1943
10575 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS422. SOC Mar 8, 1944
10576 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS423. Crashed near Riposti Aug 8, 1943
after being hit by flak
10577 surveyed Rome AAF, NY Aug 31, 1944
10578 condemned salvage non combat Mar 29, 1945
10579 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS424. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10580 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS425. DBR when bellylanded near
Sulmona Jan 23, 1944 after flak damage
10581 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS426. SOC Nov 1, 1943
10582 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS427. DBR when crashlanded at
Catania Aug 25, 1943 following engine failure
10583 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10584 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10585 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS428. SOC Mar 8, 1944
10586 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS429. Shot down by flak near
Francavilla Dec 30, 1943
10587 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS430. Transferred to USAAF Aug 1, 1943.
10588 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10589 wrecked at Curtiss Aircraft Co Feb 16, 1943 and DBR
10590 (33rd FG, 58th FS) after takeoff tried to avoid collision and crashed into sea off Pantelleria, Italy
Jul 6, 1943. Pilot killed. MACR 251.
10591 W/o 12 Jul 1944 in Italy; condemned crash landing Jul 15, 1944
10592 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10593 condemned salvage non combat Mar 29, 1945
10594 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10595 condemned enemy action May 13, 1944
10596 condemned salvage non combat Apr 5, 1945
10597 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10598 to excess inventory list Mar 13, 1945
10599 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10600 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10601 reclamation completed Rome AAF, NY Jul 24, 1945
10602 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10603 to CL-26 Apr 20, 1943 at Richmond AAB, VA (358th FG). W/o 23 Apr 1943 at Richmond AAB, VA.
10604 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10605 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10606 condemned salvage non combat Apr 9, 1945
10607 condemned salvage non combat Mar 30, 1945.
10608 returned to USA Feb 27, 1944. To CL-26 Mar 26, 1944
10609 (33rd FG, 60th FS) engine failed and ditched into sea SE of Pantelleria Island, Italy Jul 10, 1943.
Pilot KIA. MACR 344.
10610 condemned salvage non combat Apr 7, 1945
10611 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS433. Operated by RAAF 3 Sqn RAAF. SOC Mr 29, 1945
10612 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS434. Crashed Oct 6, 1943 after
pilot abandoned aircraft following flak hit
10613 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS435. SOC May 31, 1944
10614 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS436. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10615 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS437. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10616 reclamation completed DeRidder AAF Jan 13, 1945
10617 to RFC Ontario, CA Feb 9, 1945
10618 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS438. SOC Mar 29, 1945
10619 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS439. Crashed at Mahares Oct 4, 1943
after pilot abandoned aircraft following engine failure.
10620 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS440. Wrecked when stalled on landing
at Fort Lamy Apr 6, 1943 following engine failure in circuit.
10621 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS441. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10622 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS442. SOC Mar 29, 1945
10623 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS443. Crashed 7 mi N of Modica,
Sicily Jul 25, 1943 after pilot bailed out following
engine failure.
10624 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS444. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10625 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS445. DBR when bellylanded 1 mi E of
Setif Oct 29, 1943 following engine failure
10626 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS446. DBR when crashlanded on beach
Sep 5, 1943 following flak damage over Mileti.
10627 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS447. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10628 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS448. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10629 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS449. Operated by RAAF 3 Sqn. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10630 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS450. SOC Mar 29, 1945
10631 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS451. DBR Nov 12, 1943.
10632 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS452. Wrecked when forcelanded near Gioia Nov 9, 1943
following engine failure
10633 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS453. SOC Mar 29, 1945
10634 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS454. Operated by RAAF 3 Sqn. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10635 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS455. SOC Mar 29, 1945
10636 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS456. SOC Mar 29, 1945
10637 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS457. DBR when engine failed on takeoff, El Fasher
Apr 26, 1943
10638 to RAF
10639 diverted to French Jul 29, 1944
10640 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10641 condemned ditched Jul 15, 1942
10642 to RFC Bush Field Jun 6, 1945
10643 condemned salvage non combat Apr 13, 1945
10644 surveyed Rome AAF, NY Aug 31, 1944
10645 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10646 reclamation completed Rome AAF, NY May 8, 1945
10647 diverted to French Jul 12, 1944
10648 Conv to P-40R; w/o 30 May 1944 at Pounds Field, TX; surveyed May 31, 1944
10649 to RFC McKellar Field Feb 22, 1945
10650 diverted to French May 10, 1946
10651 diverted to French Jul 22, 1944
10652 condemned crash Apr 29, 1944
10653 diverted to French May 10, 1946
10654 reclamation completed Oct 13, 1944
10655 surveyed Mayt 16, 1943
10656 (54th FG) wrecked Mar 1, 1943 in mid-air 4 mi NE of Harding Field.
To CL-26 Mar 9, 1943
10657 diverted to French Jul 22, 1944
10658 condemned crash landing Feb 21, 1944
10659 condemned salvage non combat Apr 12, 1945
10660 (79th FG, 85th FS) shot down by AAA Dec 8, 1943, Italy. MACR 1473.
Pilot KIA
10661 condemed MIA Dec 8, 1943
10662 surveyed Selfridge AAF Sep 28, 1943
10663 W/o 3 Jun 1943 at Pinellas AAF, FL; surveyed Pinellas AF Jun 6, 1943
10664 to excess inventory list Aug 26, 1944
10665 diverted to French Apr 22, 1944
10666 surveyed Rome AAF Aug 31, 1944
10667 diverted to French Apr 22, 1944
10668 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10669 to P-40R. Reclamation completed Luke AAF Mar 20, 1946
10670 ground looped during landing at Harding Field, LA Mar 2, 1943. Converted
` to spares Apr 23, 1943.
10671 diverted to French Apr 22, 1944
10672 diverted to French Jun 15, 1943
10673 diverted to French Jun 15, 1943
10674 diverted to French Apr 3, 1943
10675 to CL-26 Apr 12, 1944
10676 to RFC Ontario AAF, CA Apr 28, 1945
10677 surveyed Luke AAF Jun 30, 1943
10678 diverted to French Apr 9, 1943
10679 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10680 condemned salvage non combat Apr 6, 1945
10681 returned to USA Mar 4, 1944. Surveyed Mar 11, 1944
10682 diverted to French Apr 28, 1944
10683 surveyed Pinellas AAF, FL Apr 27, 1944
10684 W/o 13 Mar 1943 at Harding Field, LA; surveyed Harding AAF, LA May 1, 1943
10685 condemned enemy action Jan 1, 1944
10686 (332nd FG) lost May 27, 1944. MACR 5372.
10687 to excess inventory list Mar 13, 1945
10688 diverted to French Apr 24, 1943
10689 to excess inventory list Nov 30, 1943
10690 crashed after spin at low altitude near Harding Field, LA Mar 19, 1942. Pilot killed.
10691 W/o 28 Apr 1943 at Pinellas AAF, FL; surveyed Macdill May 1, 1943
10692 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10693 diverted to French Apr 11, 1943
10694 diverted to French Apr 27, 1945
10695 diverted to French Apr 22, 1944
10696 condemned Nov 25, 1943
10697 spun in near Luke Field, AZ Oct 22, 1942. Pilot killed.
10698 to RFC Arledge Field Jan 27, 1945
10699 diverted to French Apr 28, 1944
42-10700/10847 Curtiss P-40L-10-CU Warhawk
Model 87-B3
10700 diverted to French
10701 diverted to French Jul 22, 1944
10702 condemned enemy action Jul 22, 1944
10703 to excess inventory list Mar 7, 1944
10704 wrecked May 13, 1943 300 yd off Rocky Point in Old Tampa Bay
10705 to RFC Arledge Jan 27, 1945
10706 diverted to French Jul 22, 1944
10707 condemned crash Jul 22, 1944
10708 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10709 condemned flak Jul 27, 1943
10710 condemned crash Sep 14, 1943
10711 to RFC McKellar Field Feb 22, 1945
10712 converted to P-40R-2. Reclamation completed Luke AF Jun 29, 1945
10713 reclamation completed Rome AAF, NY Jun 29, 1945
10714 (523rd FBS, 27th FBG, 12th AF) in landing accident at Pomigliano airfield, Italy Apr 13, 1944.
Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged and condemned Apr 29, 1944
10715 condemned salvage non combat Nov 20, 1944
10716 condemned salvage non combat Oct 31, 1943
10717 condemned crash Jul 19, 1943
10718 W/o 1 Apr 1944 at Luke AAF, AZ; surveyed Pinellas AAF, St Petersburg, FL Apr 2, 1944
10719 condemned salvage Aug 28, 1944
10720 condemned enemy action Feb 10, 1944
10721 (332nd FG) lost to flak Jun 8, 1944. MACR 6067
10722 condemned crash Oct 1, 1943
10723 condemned crash Oct 3, 1943
10724 condemned flak Jun 10, 1944
10725 condemned salvage Aug 5, 1944
10726 condemned Sep 5, 1943
10727 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10728 condemned salvage not combat Apr 3, 1945
10729 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10730 condemned crash Oct 31, 1943
10731 excess inventory list Mar 13, 1945
10732 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10733 excess inventory list Aug 17, 1944
10734 condemned crash landing Jul 27, 1943
10735 (79th FG) lost Jan 22, 1944. MACR 1987
10736 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS431. SOC Mar 8, 1944
10737 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10738 reclamation completed Rome AAF, NY Oct 23, 1944
10739 to RFC Bush Field May 15, 1945
10740 87th FS, 79th FG, 12th AF, "Sweet Bets" to excess inventory list Jul 29, 1944
10741 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10742 condemned crash Dec 28, 1943
10743 condemned salvage non combat Apr 13, 1945
10744 condemned salvage Jun 6, 1944
10745 condemned flak Aug 3, 1943
10746 condemned salvage non combat Apr 7, 1945
10747 W/o 12 Jun 1943 at Atar, French West Africa; condemned Jun 15, 1943
10748 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10749 condemned Jul 2, 1943
10750 condemned inventory Jul 8, 1944
10751 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS432. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10752 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS458. Crashed when abandoned after being hit
by flak, Anagni Mar 14, 1944
10753 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS459. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10754 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS460. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10755 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS461. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10756 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS462. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10757 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS463. SOC Nov 30, 1944
10758 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS464. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10759 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS465. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10760 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS466. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945.
10761 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS467. Crashed when abandoned after flak hit near
Guidonia Mar 17, 1944
10762/9 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS468/75. All transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10770 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS476. Wrecked when forcelanded in Anzio beachhead
Mar 2, 1944 after being damaged by flak.
10771/4 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS477/80. All transferred to French AF Mar 30, 1945.
10775 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS481. Destroyed by fire when crashed after takeoff
from Kaqsfareet Aug 13, 1943.
10776 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS482. Operated by RAAF 3 Sqn. Shot down by flak near San Benedetto May 15, 1944
10777/9 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS483/5. All transferred to French AF Mar 30, 1945
10780 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS486. SOC Mar 22, 1945
10781 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS487. Transferred to French AF Mar 30, 1945
10782 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS488. Ditched in Adriatic Sea after flak hit Dec 10, 1943
10783 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS489. Transferred to French AF Mar 30, 1945
10784 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS490. Operated by RAAF 3 Sqn. No record of fate
10785 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS491. Transferred to French AF Mar 30, 1945
10786 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS492. Transferred to French AF Mar 30, 1945
10787 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS493. SOC May 31, 1944
10788 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS494. Transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945
10789 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS495. No record of fate
10790/3 to RAF as Kittyhawk II FS496/9. All transferred to French AF Mar 31, 1945.
10794 (58th FS, 33rd FG) shot down by AAA near Linguaglossa, Sicily
Aug 9, 1943. MACR 418. Pilot KIA
10795 condemned 59th FS Oct 23, 1943.
10796 (324th FG, 99th FS) shot down by a Bf 109G-6 of JG 77/I. over SW coast of Sicily, Italy Jul 2, 1943.
Pilot KIA. MACR 537.
10797 (324th FG) lost at Rocca d'Evandro, Italy Nov 11, 1943. MACR 1183. Pilot KIA
10799 (332nd FG) lost Jun 29, 1944. MACR 6447. Also listed as lost
Jul 29, 1944. MACR 7302. Also listed as w/o Jan 20, 1944 at Cercola, Italy
10805 (33rd FG, 99th FS) engine failed and crashed 8 km S of Capo d'Orlando, Sicily Aug 14, 1943
MACR 229. Pilot returned.
10819 (79th FG) MIA 1/15/1944, Italy. MACR 1797
10820 (523rd FS, 27th FG 12th AF) crshed during wheels-up belly landing 29 mi S of Siena, Italy due
to engine failure Jun 13, 1944. MACR 5786. Pilot survived and became POW.
10827 99th Fighter Squadron, 33rd Fighter Group, Licata South, Sicily Sep43. When it moved on, the squadron left the fighter
because they apparently could not get it in flying condition. A couple of 53rd TCS glider pilots tinkered around with it,
trying to get it to run. Repaired by 46th Service Squadron, 34th Service Group. A glider pilot from the 53rd Troop Carrier
Squadron, 61st Troop Carrier Group undertook to fly the aircraft 2Oct43. He was not rated or trained for P-40 flying,
nor did he have anyone’s approval to try flying it; the unauthorized flying was pure misconduct. He took off and
buzzed the field and tent area repeatedly (with the P-40 landing gear down) for about half an hour distracting everybody,
and at last buzzed too low over the 53rd TCS tent area, pulled up and stalled. He hit several almond trees and the tip of a
tent pole, left wing tip and fragments of plane and trees, barely cleared the mess tents, orderly room tent,
and crashed a hundred yards farther on. The plane was completely wrecked; the engine left its mounts and bounced
100-feet beyond the rest of the wreck between tents of the 61st TCG area. The engine cut some tent ropes and just missed
some men in the tent. The unfortunate glider pilot was rushed to the hospital but was dead a few hours later.
Miraculously no one else was hurt; the whole business of the crash took place in an area crowded with tents and men.
10830 (523rd FBS, 27th FBG, 12th AF) in landing accident at Pomigliano airfield, Naples, Italy Apr 1, 1944.
Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
10832 W/o 12 Jan 1944 in Italy
10834 (79th FG) lost Jun 4, 1944. MACR 3646
10845 crashed Jun 1, 1943, Atar, on ferrying mission.
10846 (324th FG) lost Jun 5, 1944. MACR 5790
42-10848/10959 Curtiss P-40L-15-CU Warhawk
Model 87-B3
10864, 10873, 10874, 10883, 10903, 10913, 10924, 10944, 10953, 10954
converted to P-40R-2
10848 (79th FG, 87th FS) lost Dec 18, 1943. MACR 1524. Pilot KIA.
10849 (79th FG, 86th FS) shot down by AAA Dec 8, 1943. MACR 1410. Pilot KIA
10850 W/o 22 Jan 1944 at Capodicino, Italy
10853 W/o 25 Mar 1944 at Cercola, Italy
10857 (originally allocated serial 42-65629. Ditched in sea during Anzio landings Jan 31, 1944.
Recoverdd Jan 12, 1998, displayed in recovered condition.
10860 (523rd FBS, 27th FBG, 12th AF) crash landed during wheels-up belly landing at Santa Maria airfield,
Naples, Italy due to engine failure Mar 26, 1944. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
10861 W/o 27 May 1944 at Marcianise, Italy
10863 crashed near Drew Field, Tampa, FL due to engine failure Apr 7, 1943.
Pilot bailed out OK.
10849 (79th FG) MIA 12/8/1943, Italy
10857 (79th FG) crashed in sea Jan 31, 1944 near Latina, Italy. MACR 2071. The complete wreck was on
display Apr 2015 at Museo Storico di Piana delle Orme, Borgo Faiti, Italy
10859 (79th FG) MIA 1/10/1944, Italy. MACR 1838
10867 (324th FG) lost Jun 18, 1944. MACR 6081
10869 (79th FG, 85th FS) shot down by AAA and crashed into
Adriatic Sea off Ortona, Italy Dec 18, 1943. MACR 1523.
Pilot bailed out and entered a dinghy but was killed.
10870 W/o 2 Jun 1944 at Pignataro, Italy
10873 crashed May 14, 1942, Rufisque, Senegal, French West Africa. Pilot killed.
Also listed as destroyed 5Mar45 at Wright Field, OH. Lockheed C-60A Lodestar 42-55962 was taking off from
Dayton-Wright Patterson AAF, OH (FFO) on a test flight when the pilot lost control of the airplane. It crashed into a hangar,
killing five workers. A fire erupted, destroying seven planes inside
10876 (14th FRG) damaged in crash 8 mi W of Chinguetti, Mauritania Jun 12, 1943. Pilot killed. Repaired.
Crashed due to engine failure 105 mi N of Atar, Spanish Morocco Jun 25, 1943. Pilot baled out.
10881 (79th FG, 85th FS) lost Dec 12, 1943, Italy. MACR 1843. Pilot POW
10884 W/o 23 Jun 1943 at Luke AAAF #4, AZ
10885 W/o 5 Oct 1943 at Paestum, Italy
10886 (86th FG) lost May 27, 1944. MACR 5079
10887 (325th FG,318th FS) presumed collided in midair with P-40L 42-10887 during evasive
actions near Oriatano, Sardinia, Sicily, Italy Jul 22, 1943. MACR 452. Pilot KIA
10893 W/o 29 Apr 1943 at Tampa Bay, FL
10894 W/o 29 Apr 1943 at Pinellas AAF, FL
10896 W/o 29 May 1944 at Lago, Italy
10897 W/o 19 Oct 1943 at Paestum, Italy
10898 (325th FG, 317th FS) shot down by Bolt Wolfgang Ernst in Bf 109G-6 of JG 77/9 SW of
Oristano, Sardinia, Italy Jul 30, 1943. MACR 431. Pilot POW.
10900 (527th FS, 86th FG, 12th AF) in landing accident at Ciampino airfield, Italy Jun 12, 1944. Pilot
survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
10903 Conv to P-40R; w/o 4 Jun 1943 at Drew Field, FL
10905 (523rd FBS, 27th FBG, 12th AF) crashed during wheels-up belly landing 5 mi NW of Pomigliano airfield, Italy
due to engine failure Mar 27, 1944. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
10906 (324th FG) lost May 16, 1944
10913 Conv to P-40R; w/o 26 Apr 1945 at Litchfield, AZ
10915 (324th FG) lost May 26, 1944. MACR 5071
10917 (324th FG) lost May 8, 1944. MACR 4728
10920 (324th FG) lost Feb 22, 1944. MACR 2826
10921 (79th FG) MIA 1/9/1944, Italy. MACR 1839
10923 W/o 21 Jun 1943 at Luke AAAF #1, AZ
10926 (57th FG, 65th FS) shot down by AAA and crashed into Adriatic 2 mi off Trigno
estuary, Italy Dec 20, 1943. MACR 1605. Pilot bailed out but KIA.
10929 W/o 4 Nov 1943 at Paestum, Italy
10937 (523rd FBS, 27th FBG 12th AF) crashed after right wing broke off while on bomb run at Pontecorvo, Italy
May 18, 1944. MACR 4919. Pilot killed.
10940 (523rd FS, 27th FG, 12th AF) in landing accident at Ciampino airfield, Italy Jun 14, 1944.
Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
10941 (324th FG, 99th FS) shot down by a Bf 109G-6 of JG 77/I. over SW coast of Sicily, Italy Jul 2, 1943.
Pilot KIA. MACR 538.
10943 W/o 22 Aug 1943 at Oscoda, MI
10951 W/o 7 Jun 1944 at La Banca, Italy
10957 W/o 13 Apr 1944 at Capodichino, Italy
10958 (325th FG, 319th FS) shot down by AAA SW of Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy Jul 28, 1943.
MACR 525. Pilot POW. MACR wrongly lists as 42-10558.
42-10960/11129 Curtiss P-40L-20-CU Warhawk
Model 87-B3
10964, 10974, 10983, 10991, 10992, 11010, 11026, 11037,
11039, 11053, 11055, 11058, 11069, 11064, 11065, 11068/11070,
11075, 11076, 11078, 11080, 11083, 11085, 11090/11092,
11105, 11109, 11110, 11112/11116, 11120 converted
to P-40R-2
10960 (79th FG, 86th FS) hit high tension wires during strafing run and crashed near
Tirmoli, Italy Oct 6, 1943. MACR 1065. Pilot KIA.
10961 (79th FG, 86th FS) lost Sep 26, 1943, Italy. MACR 1639
10969 (79th FG, 86th FS) shot down by AAA Jan 2, 1944, Italy. MACR 1822. Pilot POW.
10970 recovered from crash site and repaired by RAF. Transferred to French AF.
10974 Conv to P-40R; w/o 20 Feb 1945 at Litchfield Park, AZ
10978 (8th ADG, 511th SrS) crashed on landing at Dakar, Senegal, French West Africa Jul 2, 1943.
10980 W/o 17 Jul 1944 at Volturno River, Italy
11000 crashed on landing at Atar, Mauritania, French West Africa Jul 22, 1943
11002 W/o 3 Aug 1944 at Madna, Italy
11004 W/o 20 Nov 1943 at Pinellas AAF, FL
11006 (79th FG, 87th FS) shot down by AAA Dec 18, 1943. MACR 1521 and 1522. Pilot KIA
11009 (324th FG) lost May 14, 1944. MACR 4791
11013 (79th FG, 87th FS) crashed near Chieti, Italy Dec 12, 1943. MACR 1842. Pilot KIA
11016 W/o 1 May 1944 at El Aouina, Tunisia
11019 (79th FG) lost Feb 18, 1944. MACR 2480
11028 made hard landing in Tunisa Nov 10, 1943
11025 W/o 9 Dec 1943 at El Aouina, Tunesia
11033 (324th FG) lost Jun 15, 1944. MACR 6041
11039 Conv to P-40R; w/o 1 Sep 1944 at Cuyahoga Falls, OH
11040 (79th FG) lost Feb 17, 1944. MACR 2697
11043 W/o 7 Nov 1943 at Sele, Italy
11046 (325th FG, 317th FS) shot down by a Bf 109G-6/trop of JG 53/II. at Trapani, Sicily, Italy
Jul 7, 1943. Pilot POW. MACR 451.
11054 W/o 16 Jul 1943 at Tampa Bay, FL
11059 Conv to P-40R; w/o 3 Aug 1944 at Kinder, LA
11062 W/o 16 Jun 1943 at Pinellas AAF, FL
11065 Conv to P-40R; w/o 5 Oct 1944 at Esler Field, LA
11067 W/o 5 Jun 1943 at Charlotte Harbor, FL
11071 W/o 28 May 1943 at Pinellas AAF, FL
11072 W/o 29 Aug 1943 at 40 miles from Sarasota, FL
11074 W/o 16 Nov 1943 at Scott Field, IL
11079 W/o 17 Sep 1943 at Selfridge Field, MI
11081 W/o 9 Sep 1943 at Clearwater, FL
11082 W/o 18 Jul 1943 at Pinellas AAF, FL
11085 Conv to P-40R; w/o 4 Jan 1945 at Tonopah, AZ
11098 W/o 4 Apr 1944 at Cercola, Italy
11100 W/o 16 Jul 1943 at Selfridge Field, MI
11102 (325th FG, 317th FS) lost at Sardinia, Italy Jun 28, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 449.
11106 W/o 1 Sep 1943 at Sarasota, FL
11107 W/o 5 Jun 1943 at Pinellas AAF, FL
11108 W/o 16 Jun 1943 at Pinellas AAF, FL
11111 W/o 14 May 1943 at Tarpon Springs, FL
11112 Conv to P-40R; w/o 24 May 1944 at Luke AAAF #1, AZ
11116 Conv to P-40R; w/o 29 Jan 1945 at Peoria, AZ
11118 W/o 2 Jun 1943 at Bay City, MI
11120 Conv to P-40R; w/o 26 May 1944 at Lawson Field, GA
11121 W/o 13 May 1943 at Seymour, TN
11122 W/o 12 Sep 1944 at Brownsville, TX
11123 W/o 21 Aug 1943 at Romulus AAF
11125 W/o 10 Sep 1943 at Coppell, TX; repaired (?). Ditched in sea off coast of Capo Portiere, Italy Jan 31, 1944.
Recovered from sea in Jan 1999 and will be restored to static display condition by Gruppo Amici Velivoli Storici.
11128 W/o 13 Jun 1944 at Brownsville, TX
42-11130/11253 Curtiss P-40L-25-CU Warhawk
Contract cancelled
42-11254/11676 Contract cancelled
42-11677 McDonnell XP-67 Bat
Damaged by fire during taxi trials Dec 1943, delaying first flight. First flight Jan 6, 1944 but only
for six minutes due to engine problems. Damaged beyond repair by midair fire Sept 1944.
W/o 6 Sep 1944 at St. Louis, MO
42-11678 McDonnell XP-67 Bat
Project cancelled before completion.
42-11679 Fairchild AT-21-FA
42-11680/11753 Fairchild AT-21-FB
11684 W/o 30 Dec 1944 at Oklahoma City, OK
11685 W/o 5 Mar 1944 at Dayton AAF, OH
11687 W/o 3 Feb 1944 at Randolph Field, TX
11688 W/o 26 Jan 1944 at Randolph Field, TX
11706 W/o 20 Jun 1944 at Ellington Field, Houston, TX
11708 W/o 9 Jun 1944 at Ellington Field, TX
11716 W/o 21 Aug 1944 at Greenville, TX
11717 W/o 21 Aug 1944 at Ellington Field, TX
11732 W/o 18 Oct 1944 at Pennsville, NJ
42-11754/12253 Douglas A-26-DE
Cancelled contract
42-12254/12553 Noorduyn AT-16-ND
MSN 14-501/800. North American AT-16 built under license by Noorduyn Aviation.
To RAF as Harvard IIB FE767/FE999 and FH100/FH166
12274 (MSN 14-521) To RAF as Harvard IIB FE787; to Netherlands AF as B-43 in Feb 1947; wfu Aug 1952
12279 (MSN 14-526) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE792. To Swedish AF as 16144 1947-1972. Became SE-FUZ
12282 (MSN 14-529) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE795. To Swedish AF as 16076 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped.
12283 (MSN 14-530) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE796. To Swedish AF as 16046 1947-1980. Scrapped
12284 (MSN 14-531) To RAF as Harvard IIB FE797; to Netherlands AF as B-197 in Nov 1949; wfu Jul 1966
12290 (MSN 14-537) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE803. To Swedish AF as 16067 1947-1956. Scrapped after crash
12292 to RAF as Harvard IIB FE805. In Aug 1946 allocated to US Embassy
in London.
12296 diverted to RAF as FE809 (KLu records show 12296 as being RAF
FS668). SOC by RAF 11/12/1946. Taken on LLN
strength 9/28/1949 as B-181. SOC 12/23/1966. To War
Museum at Delfzijl 4/4/1973. To DVM at Gilze-Rijen
Sept 1985. Is to be operated by Dutch AF Historic Flight
as PH-IBI
12298 (MSN 14-545) to RAF as FE811, then to Swiss AF as U-328. Preserved at Swiss AF Centre - Flieger Flab
Museum, Dubendorf.
12299 (MSN 14-546) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE812. To Royal Swedish AF as 16027 1947-1969. Probably scrapped.
12308 (MSN 14-555) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE821. To Netherlands AF as B-164 Jun 1949. To Netherlands
Navy as 099 Mar 30, 1966. W/o 7 Nov 1960. On display at Auto and Technik Museum, Sinsheim, Germany
Apr 2011 falsely marked as RAF FT454
12310 (MSN 14-557) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE823. To Royal Swedish AF as 16059 1947-1967. Scrapped.
12318 (MSN 14-565) to RCAF as Harvard IIB FE831. To Royal Swedish AF as 16010 1947-1972. Registered N766CA in 1983
12319 (MSN 14-566) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE832. To Royal Swedish AF as 16106 1947-1967. To private user.
12320 (MSN 14-567) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE833. To Royal Swedish AF as 16134 1947-1969. Probably scrapped.
12321 (MSN 14-568) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE834. To Royal Swedish AF as 16111 1947-1968. Scrapped after crash
12322 (MSN 14-569) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE835. To Royal Swedish AF as 16108 1947-1969. Probably scrapped.
12323 (MSN 14-570) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE836. To Royal Swedish AF as 16061 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped.
12324 (MSN 14-571) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE837. To Royal Swedish AF as 16097 1947-1970. Scrapped.
12329 (MSN 14-576) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE842. To Royal Swedish AF as 16113 1947-1970. Probably scrapped.
12331 (MSN 14-578) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE844. To Swedish AF as 16099 1947-1967. Probably scrapped.
12332 (MSN 14-579) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE845. To Swedish AF as 16143 1947-1969. Scrapped after crash
12336 (MSN 14-583) diverted to RCAF as FE849. To Swedish AF as 16032 1947-1948. Scrapped after crash.
12338 (MSN 14-585) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE851. To Swedish AF as 16091 1947-1967. Scrapped.
12339 (MSN 14-586) diverted to RCAF as FE852. To Swedish AF as 16005 1947-1967. Probably scrapped.
12340 (MSN 14-587) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE853. To Swedish AF as 16062 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped.
12343 (MSN 14-590) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE856. To Swedish AF as 16090 1947-1956. Scrapped after crash.
12345 (MSN 14-592) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE858. To Swedish AF but due to damaged wingtips the aircraft
did not get a serial number but was scrapped and jused for spare parts.
12348 (MSN 14-595) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE861. To Swedish AF as 16020 1947-1969. Probably scrapped.
12350 (MSN 14-597) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE863. To Swedish AF as 16054 1947-1969. Probably scrapped.
12362 (MSN 14-609) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE875. To Canadian AF as FE875. To Swiss AF after Canadian AF service.
12363 diverted to RCAF as FE876. SOC 10/2/1946. Taken
on strength by LLN as B-199 at Fokker 12/6/1949. Put in
storage at Soesterberg and later used at several
air bases. SOC 11/28/1962. To DVM 11/30/1962.
Later transferred to Anthony Fokker School, The
Hague. Components used to rebuild Harvard IIB "12964".
12375 (MSN 14-622) To RAF as Harvard IIB FE888; to Netherlands AF as FE888 in Sep 1946; reserialled as B-9
in Feb 1947; wfu Jul 1966
12389 (MSN 14-636) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE902. To Swedish AF as 16041 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped
12392 (MSN 14-639) to RAF as FE905, serving in Canada. 23 Mar43 Taken on charge by RCAF as FE905.
Initially flew with No. 41 Service Flying Training School, Weyburn, Saskatchewan from Apr 43
Oct/Nov 43 Flying with No.37 FTS at Calgary, Alberta; individual code ‘25’.
Jun 44 Serving with No 8 SFTS, Weyburn. Nov 27, 1946 Struck off flying charge and placed in
store-total flying hours only 74.45. Sep 1949 Sold by US Govt to Danish AF, through
Babb Co Inc for 30,000 Kronen. Sep 1949 Delivered to Skandinavisk Aero Industry, Kastrup, Denmark
for overhaul. Sep 11, 1950 Officially handed over to RDAF as 31-329. Served with Eskadrille 725
and also the Harvard Flight of Eskadrille 722 from c.1954 when it flew as a target aircraft over
Sjaellands Odde firing range. Aug 31, 1960 Struck off Danish charge as "329"
Sold to Snorre S Kjetilson, Fjellfly, Skien, Norway. Used for target towing and possibly aerial advertising.
Jan 5, 1961 Formally registered to Fjellfly as LN-BNM (Temporarily registered from Aug 26, 1960).
May 1972 Sold to newly established Historic Aircraft Museum, Southend, Essex. Arrived via Felixstowe
Docks May 12, 1972.Museum opened, with the Harvard displayed outside still in Norwegian overall yellow
colours, May 26, 1972. Jan 29, 1973 Registration cancelled. Later painted overall silver to represent
standard USAF LT-6G "93584" coded LTA-584. May 10, 1983 Contents of Southend Historic Aircraft Museum
auctioned by Philips; Harvard, then still marked as TA-392, sold for £6000 to Paul Raymond for his
Whitehall Theatre of War Project, but not used there. Jul 1983 To Crucifix Lane Railway Arches, London
Bridge for proposed London War Museum by this date-The London War Museum had opened, minus aircraft, in
March 1983 and was taken over by Paul Raymond later that year. The aircraft were stored there but did not
go on display. Mar 1985 With the closure of Paul Raymond's London War Museum and Whitehall Theatre of
War, the Harvard was purchased by the RAFM. It was latterly stored in a barn at Ringwood Farm, Shepreth, Herts.
Mar 1985 Delivered to RAFM RC&RC at RAF Cardington, Beds. Condition fair but corroded in engine bay.
May 19, 1991 Delivered on loan from Cardington to Newark Air Museum. May 1994 Returned off loan to RC & RC
Cardington. Oct5, 1994 To RAFM Hendon from Cardington. Displayed in main aircraft hall.
12394 (MSN 14-641) to RAF Harvard IIB as FE907. To KLu as FE907 in Aug 1946. To Dutch Navy as L-6 Aug 27, 1946,
then back to KLu as B-64 Sep 14, 1948. WFU Jul 1966. Later became PH-LSK. SOC Sep 14, 1949.
12405 (MSN 14-652) diverted to RCAF as FE918. To Swedish AF as 16052 1947-1965. Scrapped after crash.
12407 (MSN 14-654) diverted to RCAF as FE920. To Swedish AF as 16025 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped.
12414 (MSN 14-661) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE927. To Swedish AF as Sk 16A 16017 1947-1969. Scrapped after crash.
12415 (MSN 14-662) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE928. To Swedish AF as 16086 1947-1953. Scrapped after crash.
12417 (MSN 14-664) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE930. To Netherlands AF as B-163 Jun 1949. WFU Nov 1962. B-163 was found in
scrapyard in Amsterdam October 1980; subsequently retrieved. Was rebuilt for
static display at Northants Aviation Museum, Harrington, UK. Noted Feb 2004
preserved at Carpetbagger Aviation Museum, Harrington, England as G-TOMC
12418 (MSN 14-665) To RAF as Harvard IIB FE931; to Netherlands AF as B-171 in Aug 1949; w/o 12 Oct 1961 at Gilze Rijen, The Netherlands
12419 (MSN 14-666) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE932. To Swedish AF as 16070 1947-1970. Probably scrapped.
12420 (MSN 14-667) To RAF as Harvard IIB FE933; to Netherlands AF as B-162 in Jun 1949; wfu Feb 1966
12421 (MSN 14-668) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE934. To Swedish AF as 16024 1947-1949. Scrapped after crash.
12427 (MSN 14-674) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE940. To Swedish AF as 16104 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped.
12429 (MSN 14-676) To RAF as Harvard IIB FE942; to Netherlands AF as B-200 in Dec 1949; w/o 21 May 1957
12434 (MSN 14-681) To RAF as Harvard IIB FE947; to Netherlands AF as B-155 in Apr 1949; wfu Feb 1961
12437 (MSN 14-684) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE950. To Swedish AF as 16063 1947-1969. Probably scrapped.
12438 (MSN 14-685) To RAF as Harvard IIB FE951; to Netherlands AF as B-159 in May 1949; wfu Sep 1966
12463 (MSN 14-710) To RAF as Harvard IIB FE976; to Netherlands AF as B-166 in Jun 1949; wfu Sep 1963
12464 (MSN 14-711) To RAF as Harvard IIB FE977; to Netherlands AF as B-170 in Aug 1949; wfu Mar 1961
12467 (MSN 14-714) To RAF as Harvard IIB FE980; to Netherlands AF as B-157 in Apr 1949; wfu Jul 1966
12469 (MSN 14-716) To RAF as FE982; to Netherlands AF as B-167 in Jul 1949; wfu Nov 1960
12471 (MSN 14-718) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE984, then to RCAF, then to Netherlands AF as B-168. Now in American Air
Museum, Duxford in USAAF colors. Noted Mar 2004 painted as 463209 in
American Air Museum, Duxford, England.
12472 (MSN 14-719) To RAF as Harvard IIB FE985; to Netherlands AF as B-176 in Sep 1949; wfu Nov 1966; to PH-NID
12473 (MSN 14-720) To RAF as Harvard IIB FE986; to Netherlands AF as B-174 in Aug 1949; wfu Jul 1966; to N8994
12474 (MSN 14-721) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE987. To Swedish AF as 16045 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped
12477 (MSN 14-724) To RAF as Harvard IIB FE990; to Netherlands AF as B-187 in Oct 1949; to PH-NIB on 24 Jul 1957;
w/o 17 Aug 1959 at Den Helder, The Netherlands
12478 (MSN 14-725) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE991. To Swedish AF as 16028 1947-1971. Registered SE-FUB in 2014.
12479 (MSN 14-726) to RAF as Harvard IIB FE992, then to Swedish AF as 16047 1947-1972, then LN-MAA. Then G-BDAM,
operated by Historic Flying Ltd at Duxford in RAF colors. Sold to Canadian user and
registred C-GFLR Jan 9,2004. Reported 2005 in Ed Russell
Museum, Niagra Falls, Ontario.
12481 (MSN 14-728) To RAF as Harvard IIB FE994; to Netherlands AF as B-192 in Nov 1949; wfu Oct 1962
12483 (MSN 14-730) To RAF as Harvard IIB FE996; to Netherlands AF as B-186 in Oct 1949; wfu Jul 1964
12485 (MSN 14-732) To RAF as FE998; to Netherlands AF as B-183 in Sep 1949; w/o 25 Aug 1964 in IJsselmeer,
The Netherlands
12486 diverted to RCAF as FE999. (Klu records show this
as FS667). SOC by RCAF 10/2/1946. To LLN 9/10/49 as B-177.
SOC at DVM 11/21/1966. Moved to Leeuwarden where it
Was used with a local scouting group. Moved to
DVM/Gilze-Rijen 12/1978. Moved to Woensdrecht 1990
12487 (MSN 14-734) to RAF as Harvard IIB FH100. To Swedish AF as 16066 1947-1952. Scrapped after crash.
12491 (MSN 14-738) to RAF as Harvard IIB FH104. To Swedish AF as 16015 1947-1967. Probably scrapped.
12492 (MSN 14-739) to RAF as Harvard IIB FH105. To Klu as B-178 Sep 1949. WFU Feb 1968. Now on a pole
north of Maasbracht.
12493 (MSN 14-740) To RAF as Harvard IIB FH106; to Netherlands AF as B-188 in Oct 1949; wfu Sep 1963
12495 (MSN 14-742) To RAF as Harvard IIB FH108; to Netherlands AF as B-130 in Mar 1948; wfu Dec 1959
12501 (MSN 14-748) To RAF as Harvard IIB FH114; to Danish AF as 31-306; wfu May 1959
12504 (MSN 14-751) To RAF as Harvard IIB FH117; to Netherlands AF as B-198 in Dec 1949; wfu Mar 1957
12506 (MSN 14-753) To RAF as Harvard IIB FH119; to Netherlands AF as B-173 in Aug 1949; wfu Apr 1962
12509 (MSN 14-756) to RAF as Harvard IIB FH122. To Swedish AF as 16018 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped.
12512 (MSN 14-759) to RAF as Harvard IIB FH125. To Swedish AF as 16141 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped.
12513 (MSN 14-760) To RAF as Harvard IIB FH126; to Netherlands AF as B-191 in Oct 1949; wfu Mar 1957
12514 (MSN 14-761) to RAF as Harvard IIB FH127. To Swedish AF as 16071 1947-1951. Scrapped after crash.
12516 (MSN 14-763) To RAF as FH129; to Netherlands AF as B-172 in Aug 1949; w/o 4 Jun 1959
12517 (MSN 14-764) to RAF as FH130. Then to KLu as B-165. After service as an instructional airframe at
a Dutch technical school it was obtained by the Military Aviation Museum at Soesterberg and stored.
Acquired by Royal Netherlands AF Historic Flight at Ghize-Rijen.
12518 to RAF as FH131 (According to Klu show s/n 42-12471 and
FH105). SOC by RAF 10/2/1946. Tl LLN 8/23/1949 as
B-175. SOC at DVM 11/21/1966. Now on display at
Militair Luchtvaart Museum, Kamp Zeist.
12519 (MSN 14-766) to RAF as Harvard IIB FH132. To Swedish AF as 16023 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped.
12520 (MSN 14-767) To RAF as Harvard IIB FH133; to Netherlands AF as B-180 in Sep 1949; wfu Mar 1960
12523 (MSN 14-770) to RCAF as FH136 (According to Klu this is FS661). SOC
by RCAF 10/2/1946. To LLN 11/12/1949 as B-193. SOC
7/18/1966. Now on display at Westenschouwen.
12524 (MSN 14-771) diverted to RCAF as FH137. To Swedish AF as 16012 1947-1972. Sold to Lance Aircraft Supply, Dallas.
Scrapped.
12525 (MSN 14-772) to RAF as Harvard IIB FH138. To Swedish AF as 16033 1947-1970. In 1970 to Svedinos Automobil and
Aircraft Musseum, Sweden
12526 (MSN 14-773) To RAF as Harvard IIB FH139; to Netherlands AF as B-185 in Oct 1949; wfu Jan 1962
12527 (MSN 14-7740 to RAF as Harvard IIB FH140. To Swedish AF as 16058 1947-1958. Scrapped after crash
12530 (MSN 14-777) diverted to RCAF as FH143, registered in Canada as CF-FXR,
05/50 registered Dutch Antilles as PJ-AAZ, 1953 reg. cnx sold USA
12535 (MSN 14-782) to RAF as Harvard IIB FH148. To Swedish AF as 16029 1947-1969. Probably scrapped.
12537 (MSN 14-784) To RAF as Harvard IIB FH150; to Netherlands AF as B-169 in Jul 1949; wfu Jul 1966
12540 to RAF as Harvard IIB FH153. To Dutch AF as B-158. To PH-HTC but NTU. To
PH-PPS. To G-BBHK 1973
12541 (MSN 14-788) to RAF as Harvard IIB FH154. To Swedish AF as 16083 1947-1970. Probably scrapped.
12543 (MSN 14-790) to RAF as Harvard IIB FH156. To Swedish AF as 16072 1947-1967. Probably scrapped.
12544 (MSN 14-791) to RAF as Harvard IIB FH157. To Swedish AF as 16019 1947-1955. Scrapped after crash
12545 (MSN 14-792) to RAF as Harvard IIB FH158. To Swedish AF as 16006 1947-1948. Scrapped after crash
12546 (MSN 14-793) To RAF as Harvard IIB FH159; to Netherlands AF as B-190 in Nov 1949; wfu Jan 1962
12550 (MSN 14-797) diverted to RCAF as FH163. To Swedish AF as 16038 1947-1958. Scrapped after crash.
12553 (MSN 14-800) diverted to RCAF as FH166. To Swedish AF as 16007 1947-1970. Probably scrapped.
42-12554/12566 Waco YC-62
Contract cancelled
42-12567/12649 Lockheed P-38F-5-LO Lightning
MSN 222-7001/7083
12568 to RFC at Ontario, CA
12573 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) crashed from unknown cause 10 mi S of Brindisi, Italy Dec 12, 1943.
Pilot killed, aircraft was destroyed.
12575 crashed with fire, Iceland Apr 25, 1943 and w/o
12576 W/o 18 Oct 1943 in iceland
12577 W/o 12 Dec 1942 at Kaldadarnes, Iceland
12578 W/o 13 Feb 1944 at Northampton, UK
12579 W/o 12 Feb 1944 at Llangynog, UK
12581 to RFC Ontario, CA
12582 to RFC Ontario, CA
12584 W/o 19 Sep 1942 at Middletown, NJ
12586 W/o 14 Oct 1943 in Iceland
12588 W/o 16 Jul 1942 at Bradley Field, CT
12589 lost between Goose Bay, Labrador and BW-1 Aug 1, 1942.
12590 W/o 7 Dec 1942 at Reykjavik Field, Iceland
12593 W/o 23 Oct 1942 at Wright Field, OH
12595 wrecked Feb 1944 at Meeks Field, Iceland and w/o.
12610 (82nd FG 97th FS) Dec 23, 1942 flying with 50 other P-38 from RAF St Eval, Cornwall,
Britain to Gibraltar and then to North Africa. Pilot ran out of fuel and was forced to
make an emergency landing in La Linea de la Concepcion (Cadiz).
12613 W/o 11 Jan 1943 at Kaldadarnes, Iceland
12617 W/o 15 Sep 1942 at Bloomington, IN
12624 (9th FS, 49th FG, 5th AF) in landing accident at Schwimmer Airfield, Port Moresby,
Papua New Guinea Jan 13, 1943. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
W/o 13 Jan 1943 at Laloki Field, New Guinea
12626 (7th FS, 49th FG, 5th AF) in force landing 200 yards short of Amberley Field, Australia Nov 24, 1942
after ran out of fuel. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
12629 W/o 11 Jul 1943 at Vivigani, New Guinea
12639 W/o 7 Jul 1943 at Ai-Ida, New Guinea
12641 W/o 21 Jan 1944 in New Gunea
12642 W/o 4 Dec 1942 at Amberley Field, Australia
12646 W/o 4 Dec 1942 at Amberley Field, Australia
12647 (MSN 222-7081) under water in Milne Bay, New Guinea. Recovered Nov 1978
and moved to National Museum, Port Moresby, PNG.
12649 suffered engine failure on delivery flight and ditched near Cape Vogel, PNG Nov 4, 1942.
Pilot rescued. (9th FS, 49th FG, 5th AF) crashed during wheels-up belly landing at Horanda Oro,
Papua New Guinea Aug 2, 1943. Pilot survived, but aircraft DBR. Plane remains noted 1977 at
National Museum, Port Moresby, PNG.
42-12650/12666 Lockheed P-38E-2-LO Lightning
MSN 222-7084/7100
All redesignated P-83F-2-LO Jun 17, 1942, then P-38F-5-LO Aug 12, 1942
12650 w/o 16 Jul 1943 at Urika Island, New Guinea; SOC Apr 1, 1944
12651 SOC Oct 2, 1944
12652 (MSN 222-7086) SOC Jun 6, 1944. Restoration project from PNG salvage; restoration well under way
by Westpack Restorations at Colorado Springs, CO in 2013.
12653 SOC and scrapped Aug 28, 1944
12654 SOC Jun 11, 1943
12655 (49th FG, 9th FS, 5th AF, "Sooner") lost from unknown cause at Rabaul New Britain Island,
Papua New Guinea Nov 5, 1943. MACR 1074. Pilot MIA and fate unknown.
12656 SOC Mar 23, 1942.
12657 SOC and scrapped Aug 28, 1944
12658 w/o 30 May 1943 at Schwimmer Field, New Guinea; SOC Jun 4, 1943
12659 SOC Dec 15, 1944.
12660 SOC Feb 25, 1944.
12661 SOC Dec 21, 1944
12662 SOC Oct 31, 1944
12663 SOC Oct 22, 1942
12664 SOC and scrapped Oct 31, 1944
12665 (39th FS, 35th FG) MIA Jan 8, 1943 near Lae, New Guinea. First P-38 loss of the war. SOC Apr 1, 1944
12666 SOC Jul 22, 1943
42-12667/12686 Lockheed F-5A-1-LO Lightning
MSN 222-7101/7120
12667 W/o 24 Dec 1942 at Karval, CO
12668 W/o 16 Apr 1943 at Monett, MO
12669 W/o 10 Oct 1942 at Brookhaven, MS
12671 W/o 30 Dec 1942 at Kern County Airport, CA
12672 W/o 1 Apr 1944 at Will Rogers Field, OK
12674 W/o 6 Oct 1942 at Oklahoma City, OK
12677 W/o 6 Oct 1942 at Scott Field, IL
12678 (17th PRS, 4th PRG) lost Feb 14, 1943, Solomon Islands. MACR 621
12680 (17th PRS, 4th PRG) lost May 8, 1943, Solomon Islands. MACR 620
12684 to RFC at Ontario, CA
12685 W/o 19 Aug 1944 at Duvol, OK
12686 W/o 21 Jul 1944 at Will Rogers Field, OK
42-12687/12766 Lockheed P-38G-1-LO Lightning
MSN 222-7121/7200
12687 used for performance testing by the Army AFs Material Center
with two different propeller designs and pitch angles and engines V-1710-51 &-55 Feb 1943 Wright Field Ohio.
W/o 5 Mar 1945 at Wright Field, OH. Lockheed C-60A Lodestar 42-55962 was taking off from
Dayton-Wright Patterson AAF, OH (FFO) on a test flight when the pilot lost control of the airplane. It crashed into a hangar,
killing five workers. A fire erupted, destroying seven planes inside
12690 W/o 11 May 1944 at Wilmington, DE
12694 W/o 2 Aug 1943 at Horanda, New Guinea
12696 (9th FS, 49th FG, 5th AF) lostg from unknown cause 13 Oct 1943 at Horanda oro, Papua New Guinea.
Fate of pilot unknown.
12698 (9th FS, 49th FG, 5th AF) collided with P-38G due to rain and bad weather over Horanda Oro,
Papua New Guinea Oct 13, 1943. MACR 1116. Pilot killed.
12705 (418th FG) lost Mar 4, 1944. MACR 3306
12712 (9th FS, 49th FG, 5th AF) in landing accident at Schwimmer airfield, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
Jan 23, 1943. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
12713 W/o 2 Apr 1943 at NAS San Diego, CA
12725 to RFC at Ontario, CA
12726 to RFC at Ontario, CA
12730 W/o 19 Aug 1942 at Bowman Field, KY
12732 (1st FG, 94th FS) presumed shot down by Italian fighters S of Cuneo, Italy Jan 3, 1944. MACR 2029.
Pilot KIA.
12738 (94th FS, 1st FG) landed at Lisbon Portela Airport, Portugal Nov 15, 1942 due to engine problems.
Aircraft interned and went into service with Portuguese Aeronautica Militar code OK+T s/n 300.
12744 W/o 13 Dec 1942 at Glendale, CA
12747 to RFC at Ontario, CA
12750 (82nd FG, 95th FS) crashed on takeoff at Lecce, Italy
Nov 18, 1943. Pilot killed.
12753 (96th FS, 82nd FG, 12th AF) dove into ground at RAF Langford Lodge, Northern Ireland Dec 16, 1942.
Pilot killed.
12756 W/o 19 Aug 1944 at Pt Reyes, CA
12757 W/o 22 Sep 1942 at Middletown, PA
12765 to RFC at Ontario, CA
42-12767/12786 Lockheed F-5A-3-LO Lightning
MSN 222-7201/7220
12767 W/o 11 Mar 1944 at Camp Gruber, OK; surveyed at Will Rogers Field Mar 13, 1944.
12768 (7th PRG, 13th PS) shot down by Oblt. Herbert Huppertz in FW-190A-5 of JG 2/8. at La Boule, France
Jun 29, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 534.
12769 (13th PRS, 7th PRG) lost May 16, 1943, France. MACR 531
12770 W/o 4 Mar 1944 at Welford, UK; scrapped Jun 29, 1944.
12771 crash-landed near Pakersfield, CA Jun 15, 1943.
12772 scrapped at Espiritu Santo, New Hebrides Jun 15, 1944.
12773 7th PRG, 13th PS) shot down by Obfw. Johannes Stolz in FW-190A-5 of JG 2/8. near Caden, France Jun 29, 1943.
Pilot POW. MACR 533.
12774 in midair fire near Olney, UK Feb 15, 1943. Pilot bailed out, plane
crashed into Great Ouse River.
12775 (7th PRG, 13th PRS) lost Apr 4, 1943, Belgium. MACR 15
12776 (13th PRS, 7th PRG) lost Apr 13, 1943, France. MACR 532
12777 (13th PRS, 7th PRG) lost Jun 11, 1943, North Sea. MACR 530
12778 (10th PRG) lost May 7, 1944. MACR 5534
12779 (7th PRG, 13th PS) shot down by Oblt. Gerhard Sommer in Bf 109G-6 of JG 11/4. over Waddenzee 15 km
E of Vlieland, Netherland Jun 20, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 17.
12780 (7th PRG, 13th PS) shot down by Fw. Erwin Engel in Bf 109G-6 of JG 3/2. at Hompelvoet, Netherland
Jul 17, 1942. Pilot KIA. MACR 33.
12781 (7th PRG, 13th PS) crashed 6 mi WNW of Warwick, UK Jul 24, 1943. Pilot killed.
12782 W/o 17 May 1943 at Thermal AAB, CA
12785 W/o 24 Mar 1943 at Orlando AB, FL
12786 (34th PRS) scrapped Nov 1945.
42-12787/12798 Lockheed P-38G-3-LO Lightning
MSN 222-7221/7232
12791 w/o at Wright Field, OH while attempting a glider tug flight.
12792 W/o 4 Nov 1943 at Orange County AAF, CA
12794 W/o 5 May 1943 at Orange County Airport, CA; repaired (?); w/o 8 Mar 1944 at Van Nuys AAF, CA
12796 W/o 20 Sep 1942 at Roscoe, CA
12797 W/o 19 Nov 1943 at Ventura, CA
12798 W/o 19 Nov 1942 at McChord Field, WA
42-12799/12866 Lockheed P-38G-5-LO Lightning
MSN 222-7233/7300
12800 W/o 3 Apr 1944 at Murder Point, AK
12802 (82nd FG, 8th AF) British found this aircraft on a sunken ship and was towing it on a pontoon to Derry when it broke loose
and washed up on shore near Donegal, Ireland Jan 9, 1943. Aircraft was lost
12814 (96th GFS, 82nd FG, 8th AF) got lost over Northern Ireland Dec 17, 1942 and pilot bailed out when got low on
fuel. Plane crashed vertically into a field near Corrintra, Castleblaney. Pilot bailed out and survived.
12815 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) shot down by Fw 190A-6 flown by unknown pilot and unit near Windischgarsten, SE
of Steyr, Austria Feb 24, 1944. MACR 2703. Pilot bailed out and became POW.
12823 W/o 4 Jan 1944 at Los Angeles, CA
12825 (96th FS, 82nd FG) landed at Quarteira, Algarve, Portugal due to lack of fuel Dec 23, 1942
12826 W/o 22 Sep 1942 at Newark Airport, NJ
12828 W/o 20 Sep 1942 at Lockheed Air Terminal, Burbank, CA
12830 (82nd FG, 96th FS) shot down by 88 mm Flak SW of Cuglieri, Sardinia, Italy Jul 3, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 359.
12832 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 12th AF) shot down by AAA Sep 4, 1943, Tyrrhenian Sea 75 mi from Palermo, Sicily. MACR 640
Pilot bailed out but was killed when his parachute failed to open.
12834 W/o 29 Aug 1944 at Triolo, Italty
12835 W/o 20 May 1943 at Patterson Field, OH
12836 W/o 10 Nov 1943 at Watsonville, CA
12837 W/o 7 Nov 1942 at Van Nuys AAF, CA
12838 W/o 20 Nov 1942 at Van Nuys AAF, CA
12839 W/o 19 Oct 1943 at Salinas, CA
12840 W/o 15 Jan 1944 at Santa Ana, CA
12841 W/o 24 Nov 1942 at Otay Lake, CA
12842 W/o 27 Oct 1944 at Palmdale AAF, CA
12843 W/o 23 Jan 1943 at Tumwater, WA
12845 W/o 11 Nov 1943 at Point Loma, CA
12847 restoration project from PNG salvage, at Bankstown, Australia. At Precision Aerospace.
12848 (49th FG, 9th FS) shot down and crashed SE of Tobera
Field, Rabaul, New Guinea Nov 2, 1943. MACR 1315. Pilot KIA. Wreck
discovered in 2001 near Warongoi River, Papua New Guinea.
12849 (9th FS, 49th FG, 5th AF) crashed during landing at eastern edge of runway at Gurney airfield,
Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea Apr 14, 1943. Had to swerve to avoid collision with RAAF P-40.
Pilot killed.
12850 (9th FS, 49th FG, 5th AF) crashed 15 mi S of Lae Morobe, Papua New aguine Sep 6, 1943 due
to mechanioca failure. Pilot killed. MACR 6578
12854 W/o 30 Sep 1942 at Lockheed Air Terminal, Burbank, CA
12856 (9th FS, 49th FG, 5th AF) collided with P-38G due to rain and bad weather Oct 13, 1943
over Horanda Oro, PapuaNew Guinea. MACR 1104. Pilot killed.
12860 (9th FS, 49th FG, 5th AF) crashed from unknown cause 13 Jul 1943 at Hercules Bay, Papua New Guinea.
Pilot bailed out and survived, aircraft was destroyed.
12863 (9th FS, 49th FG, 5th AF) crashed during wheels-up belly landing 20 Feb 1943 at Heuva Beach, Papua New Guinea
after ran out of fuel. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
12866 fitted with experimental gun installation of 2 short-barrel 20-mm cannon
and four 0.50-inch machine guns as part of XP-49 program.
42-12867/12869 Lockheed P-38J-1-LO Lightning
MSN 422-1001/1003
12867 to reclamation at Robbins AAF, GA Apr 30, 1946
12868 w/o 15 Jan 1944 at Indianapolis, IN; surveyed at Wright AAF, OH Jan 18, 1944
12869 surveyed at Eglin AAF, FL May 4, 1944.
42-12870/12966 Lockheed P-38G-10-LO Lightning
MSN 222-7304/7400
12870 W/o 14 Jun 1944 at Vincenzo, Italy
12874 (1st FG, 27th FS) forcelanded at Mateur, Tunisia Jul 27, 1943.
12876 (82nd FG, 96th FS) shot down by Bf 109G-6/trop flown by Ofw Johann Pichler of JG 77/7 over
Mediterranean Eea E of Sardinia, Italy Jun 18, 1943. MACR 1406. Pilot KIA
12878 (14th FG, 49th FS) damaged by fighter and ditched into sea W of Ischia Island, Italy Aug 27, 1943.
MACR 510. Pilot POW.
12881 W/o 21 Aug 1943 at Mateur, Tunesia
12882 (1st FG) dove into ground at Bush farm near Great Sampford, England Jan 13, 1943.
12883 (97th FS, 82nd FG, 12th AF) lost from unknown cause at Benevento, Italy Aug 27, 1943, Italy. MACR 502.
Pilot killed.
12887 (1st FG) lost Jan 7, 1944. MACR 1692.
12890 (1st FG, 71st FS) entered a cold front and crashed into Tyrrenian Sea 40 km W of Ischia, Italy
Oct 3, 1943. MACR 992. Pilot KIA.
12892 (154th FG) lost Mar 29, 1944. MACR 3511
12894 (82nd FG, 97th FS) shot down by Uffz Rudolf Philipp in
Bf 109G-6 of JG 27/12 NNE of Tirana, Albania Dec 10, 1943.
MACR 1480. Pilot KIA
12896 (82nd FG, 95th FS) shot down by Uffz Muller in Bf 109G-6 of
JG 53/7 and crashed near Vidcenza, Italy Dec 25, 1943. MACR 1624. Pilot POW.
Remains noted Jun 2004 at Museo Storici T. Dal Molin, Vicenza AP.
12901 (82nd FG, 96th FS) shot down by Bf 109G-6 of JG3/11 30 mi SWo of Ischia Island, Italy Sep 2, 1943.
MACR 572. Pilot POW
12905 (78th FG, 83nd FS) collided in midair with 42-12928
Jan 26, 1943 over the Trough of Bowland, England while being
ferried from Lincolnshire to Ireland. Pilots of both aircraft killed.
MACR 1494 dated Dec 30, 1943 wrongly refers to this plane,
12906 (82nd FG, 95th FS) shot down at Foggia, Italy Aug 25, 1943. MACR 486. Pilot POW
12908 W/o 21 Dec 1943 at Attu Island, AK
12909 W/o 3 Apr 1944 at Murder Point, AK
12910 (1st FG, 27th FS) shot down by a Bf 109G-6/trop of JG 77/III. over Sardinia, Italy Jun 24, 1943.
Pilot KIA. MACR 56.
12911 (1st FG) collided in midair with P-38G 42-13175 and crashed near Roccasecca, Italy Oct 3, 1943. MACR 977.
Pilot KIA.
12918 (1st FG, 94th FS) bellylanded at Chateaudun, Algeria Apr 19, 1943. Repaired. Shot down by Uffz. Robert Koch in
Bf 109G-6/trop of JG 77/7. over sea 50 mi W of Oristano, Sardinia, Italy Jun 24, 1943.
Pilot KIA. MACR 53.
12919 (71st FS, 1st FG) lost Aug 30, 1943 near Ischia Island, Tyrrhenian Sea. MACR 497
12920 crashed near village of Croston, England Jan 15, 1943. Pilot killed.
12923 (1st FG, 27th FS) shot down by Bf 109G-6 of JG 77/7 over
Gulf of Orosei, Sardinia, Italy Jun 18, 1943. MACR 19. Pilot KIA
12924 (14th FG, 49th FS) shot down by AA at Foggia, Italy Sep 18, 1943. MACR 715. Pilot POW.
12926 (2nd FTS) crashed 15 mi NE of Constantine, Tunisia Dec 8, 1943
Pilot killed.
12928 (78th FG, 82nd FS) collided with 42-12905 Jan 26, 1943 over the Trough of Bowland,
England while being ferried from Lincolnshire to Ireland.
Pilots of both aircraft killed.
12932 (82nd FG, 96th FS) shot down by Bf 109G-6 flown by unknown pilot and unit near Ischia Island,
Italy Sep 2, 1943. MACR 578. Pilot KIA
12935 (1st FG, 27th FS) crashed into sea during dogfight near Ischia Island, Italy Aug 30, 1943. MACR 495.
Pilot KIA
12936 W/o 26 May 1944 at Santa Rosa AAF, CA
12937 crashed Apr 9, 1943 at Calabasas, CA with Col. Ben Kelsey at controls.
He had making a test run with the first dive flap installation, one wing
and entire tail section came off in an inverted spin. Kelsey suffered
a broken ankle.
12938 (14th FG, 49th FS) shot down by a Bf 109G-6 of JG 53/II. over Sicily, Italy Jul 10, 1943. Pilot KIA.
MACR 340.
12941 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 12th AF) in takeoff accident at San Pacrazio Aifrield, Salentino, Italy Oct 3, 1943.
Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed. Must have been repaired, since w/o 3 Oct 1943 at
St Pancrazic, Tunesia
12945 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) shot down by AAA Oct 14, 1943, W of Argos airfield, Greece. MACR 974A.
Pilot bailed out and evaded capture.
12947 (97th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) crashed during wheels-up belly landing in Italy Mar 29, 1944. Pilot survived,
but aircraft was destroyed.
12951 (1st FG, 71st FS) shot down by Bf 109G-6 of JG 3/IV near Ischia Island, Italy Aug 28, 1943.
MACR 493. Pilot POW, then escaped, evaded and returned in 1944.
12952 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) in landing accident at Lecce Airfield, Italy Nov 2, 1943. Pilot survived.
12956 (96th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) in landing accident at Lecce Airfield, Italy Nov 12, 1943. Pilot survived,
aircraft DBR.
12961 (14th FG, 49th FS) shot down by AAA at Palagonia, Sicily, Italy Jul 10, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 74.
12962 (14th FG) lost Feb 10, 1944. MACR 2306
42-12967/12986 Lockheed P-38G-10-LO Lightning
MSN 222-7401/7420. Originally built as P-38G-10-LO, redesignated F-5A-10-LO Jan 12, 1942.
12967 (17th PRS, 4th PRG) lost Apr 22, 1943, Solomon Islands. MACR 619.
12968 w/o 4 Mar 1943 at Pueblo AAB, CO
12971 w/o 16 Apr 1943 at Branson, CO
12972 (4th PRG, 17th PRS) lost SW Pacific Dec 6, 1943. MACR 1254. Pilot KIA
12973 w/o 8 Jul 1944 at Coffeyville AAF, KS
12974 w/o 9 May 1944 at Will Rogers Field, OK
12975 redesignated XF-5D-LO Aug 5, 1943 after rebuilt with Plexiglas nose for
prone observer and camera position. Crashed 2 mi E of Cross Plains, TN Mar 22, 1945.
To reclamation at Nashville, TN Apr 4, 1945.
12977 (17th PRS, 4th PRG) lost Aug 17, 1943, Solomon Islands. MACR 365 and 273
12978 w/o 11 Dec 1942 at Colorado Springs, CO
12979 w/o 25 Jan 1944 at Liphook, UK
12981 to Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough, England
May 11, 1943 for unspecified trials. Returned to USAAF
May 27, 1943. (7th PRG, 14th PRS) lost Eindhoven, The Netherlands Jun 8, 1944. MACR 5490
12983 (17th PRS, 4th PRG) lost Jul 2, 1943, Solomon Islands. MACR 44
12986 w/o 10 Oct 1943 at Moffett Field, CA
42-12987/13066 Lockheed P-38G-10-LO Lightning
MSN 222-7421/7500
12987 (14th FG, 49th FS) collided in midair with P-38G 43-2499 over
NE coast of Lavenzo Island, Italy Jun 18, 1943. Pilot POW. MACR 308.
12988 (78th FG) crashed on takeoff from Portreath Feb 28, 1943
12995 (14th FG, 48th FS) shot down by Fw. Muller in Bf 109G-6 of
JG 53/7 at St Bartolo di Ravenna, 15 km N of Ravenna, Italy
Dec 30, 1943. MACR 1494. Pilot POW. Engine and parts
recovered Sep 1999. Not sure of the accuracy of the MACR
number, since MACR 1494 also refers to 42-7493.
12989 (1st FG, 27th FS) shot down by Bf 109G-6 over Italy Dec 1, 1943.
MACR 1640. Pilot KIA
12998 (1st FG, 71st FS) crashed after takeoff 8 mi N of St.Donat, Tunisia Jun 27, 1943.
13000 (71st FS, 1st FG) shot down by Bf 109G-6 of JG 53 near Ischia Island,
Italy Aug 12, 1943. MACR 372 (MACR has date being Aug 10).
Pilot bailed out and later returned.
13003 (71st FS, 1st FG) lost Aug 30, 1943, Italy. MACR 551
13004 W/o 11 Dec 1942 at Mt Victory, OH
13008 W/o 25 Feb 1944 at Orange County AAF, CA
13010 W/o 7 Aug 1944 at Van Nuys AAF, CA
13012 W/o 30 May 1944 at Foggia, Italy
13013 W/o 19 Jun 1944 at Triolo, Italy
13014 (1st FG, 71st FS) shot down by Bf 109G-6 of JG 3/IV near Ischia Island, Italy Aug 28, 1943.
MACR 500. Pilot POW
13017 (1st FG, 94th FS) shot down by Bf 109G-6/R1 of JG 77/8 flown by Obfw Wichard Forster W of
Lake Bolsena, Italy and crashed near Porto Clementino, Italy Oct 21, 1943. Pilot returned. MACR 993
13019 (97th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) crash landed at Gerbini airfield, Sicily Sep 5, 1943. Pilot survived,
but aircraft was destroyed. W/o 15 Sep 1943 at Gerbin, Italy
13024 W/o 1 Apr 1943 at Chateaudun-du-Rhumel, Algeria
13025 W/o 20 Jun 1944 at Triolo, Italy
13026 (154th FG) lost Apr 27, 1944. MACR 4367
13027 W/o 18 Aug 1944 at Aghione, France
13028 (82nd FG, 96th FS) collided with a shot down Bf 109G-6 and
42-13130 and all three crashed in Italy Dec 25, 1943.
MACR 1623. Pilot POW
13030 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) crashed from unknown cause 6 mi E of Vincenzo airfield, Foggia, Italy
Apr 13, 1944. Pilot killed, aircraft was destroyed.
13031 (449th FS, 51st FG, 14th AF) shot down by A6M2 5 mi SW of Kiukiang, China Oct 30, 1943. MACR 1052.
Pilot killed.
13042 (82nd FG, 96th FS, 12th AF) lost from unknown cause near coast near Manfredonia, Italy Aug 25, 1943.
MACR 487. Pilot KIA
13044 (1st FG) lost Jan 7, 1944. MACR 1691
13045 (347th FS, 350th FG) lost Jun 7, 1943, Algeria. MACR 18
13052 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) shot down by Mc.205 Veltr flown by Lt Carlo Cucci of 1st
Squadrliglia 1st Gruppo ANR 30 mi SW of Reggio Elima, Italy Apr 25, 1944. MACR 4626. Pilot killed.
13054 (97th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) crash landed at Salsola airfield, Foggia, Italy Jun 24, 1944 after ran out
of fuel. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
13058 (1st FG, 71st FS) in landing accident at Mateur, Tunisia
Aug 6, 1943.
13059 (1st FG, 94th FS) bellylanded in Italy Oct 10, 1943
13061 (1st FG, 94th FS) shot down by Bf 109G-6 and ditched 50 km SW of Vententone Island, Italy Aug 30, 1943.
MACR 524. Pilot POW
13062 (82nd FG) shot down by Bf 109G-6 of JG-27/12 off Greece
and ditched into Gulf of Korinthos, Greece Oct 8, 1943. MACR 925B. Pilot KIA
13066 (96th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) collided in midair with another aircaft overVincenzo airfield, Foggia,
Italy Feb 2, 1944 and crashed. Pilot killed, aircraft was destroyed.
42-13067/13126 Lockheed F-5A-10-LO Lightning
MSN 222-7501/7560
13068 (3rd PRG, 5th PRS) shot down by AAA and crashlanded
4 mi S of Cassino, Italy Dec 27, 1943. MACR 2578.
Pilot POW.
13071 (3rd PRG) crashed into Mediterranean Sea 100 mi N. of
Bizerte, Tunisia Nov 11, 1943. MACR 1145. Pilot KIA
13073 assigned to 6th Photographic Reconnaissance Group, 8th Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron at 14 Mile Drome
near Port Moresby. Shot down Jun 5, 1943 on a mission over the New Britain by a Japanese Ki-45 Nick. The pilot parachuted
into the jungle, where he barely survived for 31 days until found by local hunters who cared for him.
Later, he was taken to the camp of Australian Commandos who arranged his rescue, along with other American
and Australian aviators from behind enemy lines aboard submarine USS Gato on February 5, 1944.
13074 W/o 24 Aug 1944 at Coffeyville AAF, KS
13076 W/o 3 Apr 1943 at Patterson Field, OH
13077 (7th PRG, 13th PS) caught fire in flight and crashed at Wallingford, UK Jul 24, 1943. Pilot bailed out.
13080 bellylanded by Antoine de Saint-Exupery Feb 14, 1944.
13081 W/o 22 Aug 1943 at Patterson Field, OH
13083 W/o 10 Apr 1944 at Will Rogers Field, OK
13084 (MSN 222-7519) recovered Nov 1978 from swamp near Port Moresby
and moved to National Museum, Port Moresby, PNG.
13087 W/o 25 Jan 1943 in Arizona
13088 (8th PRS, 6th PRG) lost Sep 10, 1943, Papua New Guinea. MACR 617
13090 (6th PRG) lost Feb 9, 1944. MACR 2174
13092 (3rd PRG, 12th PRS) lost in bad weather during recon to Trieste Oct 7, 1943. MACR 926. Pilot MIA
13099 W/o 18 Aug 1943 at Mount Farm, UK
13100 (3rd PRG, 15th PS) lost in Greece Nov 9, 1943. MACR 1310. Pilot POW.
13102 (6th PRG) lost Jul 2, 1944. MACR 6296
13103 W/o 9 Jul 1943 in Caribbean Sea
13106 W/o 20 Jan 1943 at Lakeview, CA
13109 (3rd PRG, 5th PS) lost on recon mission to Marseille Jun 26, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 14561.
13110 (5th PRG) lost Apr 28, 1944. MACR 4195
13113 W/o 19 Feb 1943 at Marajo Island, Brazil
13118 W/o 12 May 1944 at Volturno, Italy
13122 W/o 27 Mar 1944 at Pomigiliano, Italy
13123 (5th PRG) lost Sep 11, 1944. MACR 8368
13124 (5th PRG) lost Apr 29, 1944. MACR 4224
13125 W/o 17 Jun 1943 at Colorado Springs, CO
13126 (MSN 222-7560) to Free French AF
42-13127/13266 Lockheed P-38G-10-LO Lightning
MSN 222-7561/7700
13130 (82nd FG, 96th FS) collided with a shot down Bf 109G-6 and
42-13028 and all three crashed in Italy Dec 25, 1943. MACR 1626.
Pilot KIA
13132 (82nd FG, 96th FS) shot down by Bf 109G-6 of JG 3/11 30 mi SW of Ischia Island, Italy Sep 2, 1943.
MACR 579. Pilot KIA
13135 W/o 23 Mar 1943 at Carrobort, Algeria; repaired (?);
(1st FG, 27th FS) collided in midair with P-38 42-13149
and crashed off Marina de Carrara, Italy Dec 1, 1943. MACR 1638. Pilot POW
13136 W/o 9 Sep 1943 at Mateur, Tunesia
13138 (1st FG, 27th FS) shot down by Bf 109G-6/trop of JG 77/II Sicily, Italy Jun 20, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 310
13140 W/o 30 Dec 1943 at Triolo, Italy
13143 (82nd FG, 97th FS) one engine failed and crashlanded near Volturno River near
Naples, Italy Sep 28, 1943. MACR 932. Pilot POW.
13146 (14th FG, 48th FS) shot down by small arms fire and crashed into sea off Galati, Italy Aug 17, 1943.
MACR 413. Pilot KIA
13147 (1st FG, 94th FS) shot down by Bf 109G-6/trop of JG 77/II Sicily, Italy Jun 20, 1943. Pilot POW. MACR 311
13148 (82nd FG, 96th FS) shot down by Uffz Erhard Philip in
Bf 109G-6 of JG 77/6 over Gulf of StEufernia, Italy
Aug 7, 1943. MACR 1515. Pilot KIA
13149 (1st FG, 71st FS) collided in midair with P-38 42-13135
and crashed off Marina di Carrara, Italy Dec 1, 1943. MACR 1791. Pilot POW.
13150 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 12th AF) shot down by Bf-109G-6 flown by Oblt Franz Schiess of JG 53/8 Aug 27, 1943,
40 km S of Capua, Italy. MACR 549. Pilot bailed out and became POW.
13152 (14th FG, 49th FS) shot down by Bf 109G-6 over Italy Aug 19, 1943. MACR 479. Pilot POW.
13156 W/o 9 Sep 1943 at Mateur, Tunesia
13161 W/o 24 Jun 1944 in Italy
13163 (82nd FG, 95th FS) shot down by a Bf 109G-6 of JG 53/III
over Adriatic Sea off Jesolo, Italy Dec 2, 1943. MACR 1468.
Pilot KIA
13164 (96th FS, 82nd FG, 12th AF) crash landed at San Pancrazio airfield, Italy Oct 6, 1943. Pilot
survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
13167 W/o 12 Feb 1943 at Knoxville, TN
13172 (1st FG, 27th FS) crashed with steep glide 5 nm SW of Udine, Italy Dec 19, 1943. MACR 1637. Cause may
have been a malfunction of the oxygen system.
13173 (83rd FG, 97th FS, 15th AF) shot down by Bf-109G-6 flown by unknown pilot from JG 53 or JG 77
Jan 30, 1944 over Udine Airdrome, Italy. MACR 2068. Pilot KIA.
13175 (1st FG, 71st FS) collided in midair with P-38G 41-12911 and crashed near Roccasecca,
Italy Oct 3, 1943. MACR 976. Pilot KIA
13176 W/o 12 Feb 1943 at Knoxville, TN
13180 (82nd FG, 97th FS) shot down by a fighter 20 mi SW of Gerbini, Sicily, Italy Jul 4, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 72.
13182 (1st FG, 94th FS) crashed on landing in Italy Oct 9, 1943
13183 W/o 21 Feb 1943 at Amarillo AAF, TX
13184 W/o 14 Aug 1943 at Muroc AAB, CA
13185 (14th FG) lost Feb 10, 1944. MACR 2307
13187 (82nd FG, 96th FS) shot down by Bf 109G-6 flown by unknown pilot and unit near 5 mi NW of Logia di Patria, Italy
in Tyrrenian Sea, Ischia Island, Italy Sep 2, 1943. MACR 577. Pilot KIA
13189 (82nd FG, 95th FS) crashed on takeoff 1 mi N of Lecce, Italy
Nov 14, 1943. Pilot died of injuries.
13192 1st FG, 94th FS) shot down by ground fire 5 mi W of Caltanissetta, Sicily, Italy Jul 10, 1943.
Pilot KIA. MACR 111.
13193 (1st FG, 94th FS) shot down by AAA and crashed into Sea 3 mi
off Locri, Italy Aug 10, 1943. MACR 370. Pilot POW.
13194 (82nd FG, 97th FS) damaged by Bf 109G-6 of JG 3/IV and crashed during crashlanding at
Bosco Tricase, Italy Aug 20, 1943. MACR 436 and 437. Pilot KIA
13195 W/o 2 Sep 1944 at Patterson Field, OH
13197 W/o 17 Apr 1945 at Nagaghuli, India
13199 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) in taxiing accident at Vincenzo airfield, Foggia, Italy Aug 3, 1944.
Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
13200 (97th FS, 82nd FG, 12th AF) shot down by Bf 109G-6 near Villa Lifeme Point off coast of Italy Sep 2, 1943. MACR 571. Pilot KIA
13201 (96th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) collided with P-38G near Morstar, Yugoslavia and crashed Jan 7, 1944. MACR 1815.
Pilot bailed out and became POW.
13204 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) in landing accident at Vincenzo airfield, Foggia, Italy Feb 2, 1944.
Pilot survived but aircraft was destroyed.
13205 (97th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) shot down by AAA at Banjaluka airfield, Yugoslavia May 29, 1944. MACR 5408
Pilot killed.
13206 (82nd FG, 96th FS, 15th AF) crashed in bad weather into Adriatic Sea 20 mi NW of Trikala, Greece
Nov 5, 1943. MACR 1131. Pilot KIA
13210 (82nd FG, 95th FS) crashed into Mediterranean Sea between
Italy and Greece Dec 8, 1943. MACR 1466. Pilot KIA
13211 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) crashed on Pag Island off coast of Yugoslavia in Adriatic Sea Feb 28, 1944.
MACR 2574. Pilot killed.
13212 (14th FG, 48th FS) hit by small arms fire and ditched SW of
Caltagirone, Sicily, Italy Jul 13, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 336.
13216 (1st FG, 94th FS) shot down by AAA near Cape Spartivento, Sardinia
Aug 10, 1943. MACR 352. Pilot KIA.
13218 W/o 8 Mar 1943 at Akron, OH
13219 (1st FG, 71st FS) collided in midair with P-38G 43-2452 and crashed at Lake Lentini, Sicily, Italy Jul 11, 1943.
Pilot baled out and returned. MACR 101.
13227 (27th FS, 1st FG) lost Aug 30, 1943, Italy. MACR 552
13228 (95th FS, 95th FG, 15th AF) shot down by Bf 109G-6/U4 flown by Ofw Max Winkler of JG 27/2 Apr 6, 1944
NE of Varadzin near Karlovac, Yugoslavia. MACR 3952. Pilot bailed out but was found dead.
13230 (96th FS, 82nd FG, 12th AF) in landing accident at Grombalia airfield, Tunisia Sep 26, 1943.
Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed
13233 (37th FS, 14th FG) lost Aug 23, 1943, Tyrrhenian Sea. MACR 488
13234 (14th FG) lost Mar 17, 1944. MACR 3213
13237 W/o 29 Jul 1944 at Triolo, Italy
13238 (82nd FG, 95th FS, "Hallock") shot down by 1stLt Mihail
Grigorov of 672nd Jato, Bulgarian AF at Debar, Macedonia
Nov 14, 1943. MACR 1603. Pilot KIA
13242 (71st FS, 1st FG) shot down by Bf 109G-6 of JG 53 over
Mediterranean S of Ventotene, Italy Aug 12, 1943. MACR 348.
(MACR has date being Aug 10). Pilot bailed out and became POW.
13243 (1st FG, 71st FS) collided in midair with P-38G 42-13431 near Canino, Italy
Oct 21, 1943. Pilot bailed out and evaded. MACR 989
13244 (97th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) ditched 25 mi W and slightly N of Pola, Yugoslavia Mar 18, 1944. MACR 3214.
Pilot bailed out and became POW.
13246 (1st FG, 27th FS) shot down by a Bf 109G-6/trop of JG 77/III. over Sardinia, Italy Jun 24, 1943.
Pilot POW. MACR 105.
13248 (449th FS, 51st FG, 14th AF) shot down by A6M2 SW of Kiukiang Jiangxi, China Oct 30, 1943. MACR 1055.
Pilot MIA and fate unknown.
13249 (97th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) crash landed at Foggia main airfield, Italy due to engine failure Sep 7, 1944.
Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
13251 W/o 13 Jun 1943 at Chateau-du-Rhumel, Tunesia
13252 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) in taxiing accident at Vincenzo airfield, Foggia, Italy Sep 3, 1944.
Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
13253 (449th FS, 51st FG, 14th AF) shot down by A6M2 5 mi SW OF Kiukiang, China Oct 30, 1943. MACR 1053.
Pilot killed.
13254 (1st FG, 71st FS) crashed in Tunisia Nov 10, 1943 while on
test flight. MACR 1201. Pilot killed
13255 W/o 11 Oct 1943 at Lomita, CA
13258 (94th FS, 1st FG) lost Aug 30, 1943, Italy. MACR 523
13260 W/o 31 Mar 1943 at Memphis, TN
13261 W/o 21 Feb 1944 at Orange Co AAF, CA
13262 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 12th AF) shot down by Bf 109G-6 flown by unknown pilot and unit Sep 2, 1943
near Ischia Island, Tyrrhenian Sea. MACR 574. Pilot killed.
13263 W/o 17 Jul 1943 at La Mesa, CA
13265 W/o 29 Apr 1943 at Borinquen Field, Puerto Rico
42-13267/13326 Lockheed F-5A-10-LO Lightning
MSN 222-7701/7760
13270 W/o 16 Aug 1943 at Bishnupur, India
13274 W/o 7 Dec 1943 at Atona, Italy
13275 (5th PRG, 15th PRS) lost over Adriatic Sea 11 km E of Grottammare,
Italy Nov 15, 1943. MACR 1121. Pilot POW
13276 W/o 14 May 1945 at Chanyi, China
13277 crashed near Mt. Pleasant, TX Jun 11, 1943. Pilot killed.
13278 W/o 5 Oct 1943 at Pandaveswar, India
13279 W/o 24 Nov 1943 at Mount Farm, UK
13281 (3rd PRG, 15th PS) lost over Italy Aug 25, 1943. MACR 433. Pilot KIA
13282 W/o 9 Jun 1943 at Zandery Field, Suriname
13283 W/o 3 Mar 1944 at Shangsze, China
13284 (21st PRS) just after touchdown at Kunming nosewheel collapsed Feb 17, 1944. Pilot escaped, but
plane was destroyed by ensuing fire.
13285 W/o 27 Sep 1943 at Kweilin, China
13287 (9th PRS, 8th PRG) lost Oct 5, 1943, India. MACR 777
13295 (9th PRS, 8th PRG) lost Sep 10, 1943, India. MACR 649
13297 (23rd FG) lost Sep 21, 1944. MACR 9581
13298 (5th PRG, 23rd PS) crashed at Yundum Field, Gambia Jun 25, 1943.
13299 (9th PRS, 8th PRG) lost Sep 13, 1943, India. MACR 646
13300 W/o 16 May 1943 at Love Field, TX
13303 (30th PRS) flown over Normandy defenses May 19, 1944 and
May 20, 1944.
13304 (3rd PRG) lost over Mediterranean Nov 6, 1943. MACR 1123. Pilot MIA
13306 (5th PRG, 23rd PS) crashed into Atlantic in rain squall 70-80 mi SW of Roberts Field, Liberia Jul 3, 1943.
Pilot killed. MACR 439.
13307 W/o 29 Jun 1944 at Lesina, Italy
13309 (3rd PRG) lost Aug 25, 1944. MACR 7995
13310 (3rd PRG) lost Aug 16, 1944. MACR 8008
13312 (7th PRG, 14th PRS, "Lu Mar") crashed due to low clouds at
Newberry, UK Dec 11, 1943. Pilot killed.
13314 (5th PRG) lost Oct 27, 1943. MACR 1114
13315 W/o 4 Oct 1944 at Casa di Brolio, Italy
13318 (5th PRG) lost Apr 12, 1944. MACR 3963. Data base has
date of Jan 12, 1944, which is wrong.
13319 (3rd PRG) lost Feb 14, 1944. MACR 2400
13320 W/o 25 May 1945 at Chipperfield, UK
13322 (7th PRG, 22nd PRS) crashed 5 mi SW of Charmy, UK Dec 31, 1943.
Pilot killed.
13325 W/o 28 Apr 1944 at Carinola, Italy
13326 W/o 9 Jul 1943 in Caribbean Sea
42-13327/13557 Lockheed P-38G-10-LO Lightning
MSN 222-7761/7991
13327 W/o 18 Jul 1943 at Muroc AAB, CA
13331 W/o 26 Sep 1943 at Lomita, CA
13333 W/o 18 Jan 1944 at Dume Pt, CA
13334 W/o 9 Jan 1944 at NAS San Diego, CA
13336 W/o 13 Feb 1944 at Santa Maria AAF, CA
13337 W/o 5 Sep 1943 at Greenville, CA
13338 W/o 24 Dec 1943 at Holister, CA
13339 W/o 29 Nov 1943 at Oxnard, CA
13340 W/o 20 Jun 1943 at Glendale, CA
13341 W/o 20 Jun 1944 at Van Nuys AAF, CA
13342 W/o 31 Mar 1944 at Fillmore, CA
13345 W/o 24 Jan 1944 at Long Beach AAF, CA
13346 W/o 19 Jul 1943 at Glendale, CA
13347 W/o 7 Sep 1944 at San Sola, Italy
13348 W/o 21 Aug 1943 at Muroc AAB, CA
13350 W/o 22 Oct 1943 at Salinas AAF, CA; repaired (?); w/o 13 Feb 1944 at Muroc AAB, CA
13352 W/o 30 May 1944 at Santa Rosa AAF, CA
13353 W/o 19 Jan 1945 at Oxnard AAAF, CA
13354 W/o 26 Jan 1945 at Ojai, CA
13356 W/o 12 Jun 1943 at Love Field, TX
13357 W/o 29 Apr 1944 at Muroc AAB, CA
13361 (339th FS, 347th FG) lost Jul 17, 1943, Solomon Islands. MACR 82
13365 (14th FG) lost Jan 16, 1944. MACR 1794
13366 (14th FG) lost Jan 16, 1944. MACR 1795
13370 (1st FG) lost Jan 7, 1944. MACR 1821
13371 (14th FG) lost Jan 13, 1944. MACR 1817
13372 (1st FG, 27th FS) shot down by Bf 109G-6 of JG 53 W of Castel Volturno, Italy Aug 20, 1943. MACR 425.
Pilot KIA
13373 W/o 28 Apr 1943 at Coyote Wells, CA
13375 W/o 15 Nov 1944 at Chico, CA
13376 W/o 11 Apr 1943 at Orange County Airport, CA
13377 scrapped Ontario, California in 1946.
13378 W/o 14 Apr 1943 at Roserita Beach, Mexico
13379 W/o 18 Jun 1943 at Van Nuys AAF, CA
13381 (329th FG, 330th FS) ditched in lake near Torrey Pines, CA May 28, 1943
after props hit water during low-level flying. Pilot
suffered only minor injuries. The plane is still down there.
13382 W/o 30 Mar 1944 at Palmdale, CA
13383 W/o 21 Jun 1943 at Orange County Airport, CA
13384 W/o 13 May 1944 at Santa Maria AAF, CA
13386 W/o 26 Apr 1943 en route Balboa to San Satalina Island, CA
13387 W/o 8 May 1943 at San Fernando, CA
13388 W/o 29 Apr 1943 at Orange County Airport, CA
13389 W/o 27 Jun 1943 at Huntington Beach, CA
13390 W/o 30 May 1944 at Santa Maria AAF, CA
13391 W/o 22 Jan 1944 at Santa Maria, CA; repaired (?); w/o 12 May 1944 at Tubbs Island, CA
13392 W/o 26 Mar 1944 at Van Nuys AAF, CA
13397 W/o 29 Jun 1944 at Santa Maria AAF, CA
13398 (14th FG, 49th FS) shot down by AAA at Foggia, Italy Sep 18, 1943. MACR 714. Pilot KIA
13400 (MSN 222-7834) crashed Attu Island Jan 1, 1945 on training mission. Registered to American Veterans Memorial
Museum1Sep 11, 1984. Canx Jun 12, 2013. Not recovered by AVMM and remained at crash site
Recovered Jun 1999, registered as N55929 but NTU. Restored
and currently on display at McCloud Memorial Park, Elmendorf
AFB, Alaska. Also reported 1988 at American Veterans Memorial Museum,
Denver, CO.
13402 (82nd FG, 95th FS) shot down at Foggia, Italy Aug 25, 1943. MACR 385. Pilot KIA
13403 (1st FG) lost over Austria Jan 7, 1944. MACR 2031
13404 (449th FS, 51st FG, 14th AF) in forced landing at Kunming airfield (A-13), Kunming Yunnan, China
Dec 15, 1943. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
13405 W/o 30 Oct 1943 at Orange County AAF, CA
13407 W/o 17 Apr 1944 in Alaska
13408 (449th FS, 51st FG, 14th AF) shot down by A6M2 in Anking, China area Jun 18, 1944. MACR 6147.
Pilot bailed out and evaded capture.
13410 (49th FS, 14th FG) lost Aug 29, 1943, Italy. MACR 512
13411 (94th FS, 1st FG) lost Sep 9, 1943, Italy. MACR 693
13412 (94th FS, 1st FG) lost Aug 30, 1943, Italy. MACR 521
13413 (14th FG, 48th FS) shot down by small arms fire and crashed Catania, Italy Aug 17, 1943. MACR 410.
Pilot KIA
13414 (82nd FG, 96th FS) shot down by AAA and crashed into a flak tower at Grazzanise, Italy Sep 4, 1943. MACR 641.
Pilot KIA
13415 (449th FS, 51st FG, 14th AF) shot down by A6M2 S of Kiukiang Jiangxi, China Oct 30, 1043. MACR 1054.
Pilot bailed out and evaded capture, aided by Chinese Communists who helped him back to friendly lines.
13416 W/o 15 Apr 1944 at Foggia, Italy
13419 (97th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) in forced landing 1 mi NE of Lecce airfield, Italy Dec 4, 1943.
Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
13421 (1st FG, 27th FS) shot down by Fw. Alfred Scharl in Bf 109G-6 of JG53/6
W of Bolsena, Italy Oct 24, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 1642
13423 (1st FG, 71st FS) collided in midair with Bf 109G-6 near Casa Cantone, Italy Aug 30, 1943. MACR 498. Pilot KIA
13425 (1st FG, 94th FS) shot down by Bf 109G-6 of JG 53 over Italy Aug 20, 1943. MACR 455. Pilot POW.
13428 crashed on takeoff at Lydda, Palestine Jul 14, 1943.
13430 (14th FG, 48th FS) shot down by small arms fire and crashed into sea off Galati, Italy Aug 17, 1943.
MACR 412. Pilot KIA.
13431 (1st FG, 71st FS) collided in midair with P-38G 42-13243 near Canino, Italy
Oct 21, 1943. Pilot bailed out and returned. MACR 991
13433 (71st FS, 1st FG) lost Aug 25, 1943, Foggia, Italy. MACR 520
13434 W/o 16 Apr 1943 at Kansas City, MO
13435 W/o 4 Jul 1944 at Ontario AAF, CA
13438 (82nd FG, HQ) shot down by Oblt Franz Schiess in Bf 109G-6 of JG 53/8 2 km W of Grazzanise, Italy
Aug 26, 1943. MACR 504. Pilot POW, later escaped and returned.
13440 W/o 27 Oct 1943 at Salinas AAF, CA
13441 W/o 23 Dec 1943 at Salinas AAF, CA
13442 W/o 31 Aug 1944 at Sal Sola, Italy
13443 (1st FG, 94th FS) shot down by Bf 109G-6/trop of JG 77/II Sicily, Italy Jun 20, 1943. MACR 312
13445 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13446 W/o 27 Jul 1943 at Muroc AAB, CA
13447 (14th FG) lost Jan 20, 1944. MACR 1990
13450 W/o 8 Aug 1943 at Muroc, CA
13451 W/o 4 Sep 1944 at Triolo, Italy
13452 (14th FG) lsot Mar 30, 1944. MACR 3692
13453 W/o 5 Sep 1943 at Greenville, CA
13457 W/o 10 Feb 1944 at Foggia, Italy
13458 W/o 31 Aug 1944 at Chico AAF, CA
13459 W/o 2 Jul 1944 at Santa Maria AAF, CA
13460 (1st FG) lost Apr 20, 1944. MACR 4374
13463 crashed Saugus, CA Jun 30, 1943. Pilot killed.
13464 in midair collision with P-38H 42-66797 Mar 4, 1944 over Camarillo, CA.
Both pilots parachuted to safety. Right engine from 42-13464 is on
display at Commemorative AF Museum at Camarillo Airport in
Ventura Count.
13465 (1st FG, 71st FS) damaged by Bf 109G-6 and crashed into sea between Ischia Island and Sicily Aug 30, 1943.
MACR 499. Pilot POW.
13466 W/o 19 Jan 1944 at Point Loma, CA
13468 W/o 18 Apr 1943 at Steubenville, OH; repaired (?); w/o 7 Sep 1943 at Muroc AAB, CA
13469 W/o 3 Mar 1944 at Carlsbad, CA
13470 to Chad
13472 (82nd FG, 96th FS) nosed over on landing at Lecce, Italy Dec 25, 1943. Salvaged.
13474 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13475 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) aircraft modified to two-seater. Crashed from unknown cause 4 mi NW
of Vincenzo airfield, Foggia, Italy Aug 21, 1944. Both pilot and passenger were killed.
13477 W/o 6 Jun 1943 at Los Angeles, CA
13478 W/o 9 Oct 1943 at Lomita, CA
13479 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13480 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13481 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13482 W/o 21 Jun 1943 at Coso Junction Airport, CA
13483 W/o 13 Jun 1944 at Van Nuys AAF, CA
13484 W/o 7 Jun 1944 at Concord, CA
13485 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13487 (82nd FG, 96th FS) crashed into Adriatic Sea off Vasto,
Italy in bad weather Feb 25, 1944. MACR 3177
13488 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13489 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13490 W/o 9 Jul 1943 at Muroc AAB, CA
13491 W/o 6 Aug 1943 at Patterson Field, OH
13492 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13493 W/o 28 Jun 1943 at McChord Field, WA
13494 W/o 20 Sep 1943 at Harpers Lake, CA
13495 crashed near Littlerock, CA Mar 24, 1944.
13496 W/o 9 Mar 1944 at Santa Maria AAF, CA
13498 W/o 16 Oct 1943 en route Catalina and Newport Beach, CA
13499 (1st FG, 27th FS) damaged by a Me-109G-6/Trop of JG 77/II and crashed at Chateaudun-du-Rhumel, Algeria
Jun 20, 1943. Pilot injured.
13500 (339th FS, 18th FG) lost Jul 3, 1943, Solomon Islands. MACR 199 and 40
13505 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13506 W/o 11 Aug 1943 at Olympia, WA
13507 W/o 15 May 1945 at Tacoma, WA
13509 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13510 W/o 11 Feb 1944 at Etiwanda, CA
13511 W/o 9 Feb 1944 at Oxnard, CA
13514 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13515 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13516 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13517 W/o 18 Jun 1944 at Palmdale, CA
13519 W/o 31 May 1943 at Avalon, CA
13520 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13521 collided in midar with 43-28382 28 mi from Muroc AAB, California Jun 27, 1944. Both pilots killed.
13522 W/o 11 Oct 1943 at Lomita, CA
13523 W/o 5 Jul 1943 at Santa Ana AAB, CA
13524 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13525 W/o 5 May 1943 at Orange County Airport, CA
13526 W/o 6 Jun 1943 at Orange County Airport, CA
13527 W/o 5 Dec 1943 at Santa Maria, CA
13528 W/o 31 Mar 1944 at Catalina Island, CA
13529 W/o 26 Apr 1944 at Newport Beach, CA
13530 W/o 2 Dec 1943 at Hunter-Liggett Bomb & Gunnery Range, CA
13532 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13533 W/o 4 Jun 1943 at Santa Barbara, CA
13534 Conv to TP-38G; w/o 7 Feb 1945 at Love Field, Dallas, TX
13537 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13538 W/o 3 Aug 1943 at Nashville, TN
13539 W/o 28 Jun 1944 at Brownsville, TX
13541 W/o 14 Aug 1944 at Ephrata AAB, WA
13542 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13543 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13544 W/o 28 Apr 1944 at Alexai, AK
13545 W/o 18 Mar 1945 at Casco, AK
13546 W/o 29 Oct 1943 at Shemya, AK
13549 W/o 26 Apr 1944 at Charlie Strip, AK
13550 W/o 6 Jul 1945 at Casco Field, AK
13551 W/o 3 Jul 1945 at Casco Field, AK
13552 W/o 26 Aug 1943 at Amchitka AAF, AK
13554 W/o 16 Jul 1943 at Van Nuys AAF, CA
13555 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13556 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13557 W/o 7 Apr 1944 at Point Dume, CA
42-13558 Lockheed P-38K-1-LO Lightning
MSN 422-1004. Model 422-85-14 prototype using P-38G-10-LO airframe with P-38J style engine and nacelle.
installation. W/o 22 Oct 1945 at Donley, NC
42-13559 Lockheed P-38H-1-LO Lightning
MSN 422-1005. W/o 30 Oct 1944 at Xenia, OH
42-13560/13566 Lockheed P-38J-1-LO Lightning
MSN 422-1006/1012
13560 Wfu at RFC Ontario, CA
13561 W/o 27 Aug 1943 at Portsmouth, OH
13562 W/o 31 Mar 1944 at Ontario AAF, CA
13564 to F-5C-1-LO
13565 used winter 1943/4 by Cold Weather Test Detachment at
Ladd Field, Fairbanks, AK to provide information on cold weather
operation; aircraft fitted with 54 temperature sensors and
retractable ski undercarriage.
42-13567 Lockheed C-66 Lodestar
MSN 18-2148. Civilian Model 18-10 taken over during construction and fitted with
executive interior. To RAF as EW980 (ntu). Transfered to Brazil as FAB 01, later 2008.
Used as personal aircraft for President Vargas, sold to EEAR
Oct 2, 1963, scrapped Nov 12, 1971.
42-13568 Brewster XA-32
Wfu 1945 at Wright Field, OH
42-13569 Brewster XA-32
Conv to XA-32A; conv to XA-32 again
42-13570 Consolidated XB-36
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation, Fort Worth, TX. Model 35, later changed to 36, designated XB-36.
First flight at Fort Worth, TX 8Aug46. Damaged by mechanical failure six miles east of Fort Worth 30Sep46.
After takeoff from Fort Worth 26Mar47, as the hydraulic system attempted to raise the right landing gear,
the actuator exploded allowing the gear to swing in the slip stream. While burning off fuel,
crew members bailed out, leaving the two pilots to attempt a landing back at Fort Worth.
Without hydraulics, the flaps could not be extended and the brakes and nose wheel steering were
inoperative. On landing, the right landing gear held in place and the aircraft drifted off the
left side of the runway. Delivered to USAF Jun48. Participated in a series of tests with
Caterpillar tracked landing gear. Taxy tests carried out at Fort Worth early March 1950.
First flight with tracked landing gear 29Mar50. WFU 30Jan52. Assigned to the nuclear aircraft
development program and used as a mock-up for some aspects of the NB-36H and Convair X-6.
External storage at Fort Worth and salvaged. Publicity photograph with the XB-58 Hustler 24 May 1957.
Donated to the Carswell AFB fire department to be used as a fire-fighting aid May57. Subsequently scrapped.
42-13571 Consolidated YB-36
First flight at Fort Worth, TX 4Dec47. Retained by Convair for testing. Damaged
landing with mechanical failure at Fort Worth 22May48. May 27, 1948: Grounded while it had its huge
single-wheel main landing gear replaced by four-wheel bogies as with the production models, Also,
the older R-4360-25 engines were replaced with R-4360-61 models. The plane was then redesignated YB-36A
and made its first flight in that configuration in June 1948.
Feb 1949: The first Farrand hemisphere nose site and its associated turret were installed for
testing, and during the same time period (ca.March) AN/APG-3 tail radar and associated turret
installed for testing. At least two aft sighting stations installed for testing sighting
equipment (no turrets installed). Retained for testing by Convair for almost 2 years.
Delivered to USAF 31May49. 60th Bombardment Squadron,
72nd Bombardment Wing, Ramey AFB, Aguadilla, Puerto Rico Oct49. Converted Oct50 to RB-36E-5-CF.
Equipped with four General Electric J47 turbojet engines that were fitted to the RB-36D.
72nd Bombardment Wing, Ramey AFB, Aguadilla, Puerto Rico. Featherweight Configuration III.
Donated to AF Museum and put on display in 1957, but scrapped when Museum moved to new
quarters. Scrapped aircraft saved by Walter Soplata and was stored on his land in Newbury, Ohio.
Believed to have been cut-up in mid-1972. Fuselage, wings, and two engines
are believed to be still there.
42-13572/13583 Fairchild UC-61 Forwarder
MSN 308/319. To RAF as EV800/EV811.
13572 (MSN 308) to RAF as Argus II EV800 (HM264 subsequently
allocated but NTU). SOC Jan 9, 1945.
13573 (MSN 309) to RAF as Argus II EV801 (HM265 subsequently
allocated but NTU). Returned to USAAF Jun 6, 1947
13574 (MSN 310) to RAF as Argus II EV802 (HM266 subsequently
allocated but NTU). Retained in USA as personal aircraft
for Gen. Duncan, not delivered to RAF. W/o Aug 7, 1942
when flew into high ground near Rivington, England Aug 7, 1942
so it must have made it to the UK.
13575 (MSN 311) to RAF as Argus II EV803 (HM267 subsequently
allocated but NTU). SOC Jun 1, 1945.
13576 (MSN 312) to RAF as Argus II EV804 (HM268 subsequently
allocated but NTU). SOC Jun 21, 1945.
13577 (MSN 313) to RAF as Argus II EV805 (HM269 subsequently
allocated but NTU). Sold to Connors Aircraft Dec 20, 1946. Transferred to US Field Commissioner,
London Feb 18, 1947. Registered CS-ACX to Shand Kydd Ltd, Lisbon in 1947. Cancelled Jul 9, 1967
as sold abroad. Registered CR-LEX
13578 (MSN 314) to RAF as Argus II EV806 (HM270 subsequently
allocated but NTU). Returned to USAAF Jun 6, 1947. To G-AKJM Oct 8, 1947, then to VH-AVN and
now current as F-AZCF.
13579 (MSN 315) to RAF as Argus II EV807 (HM271 subsequently
allocated but NTU). SOC Jul 14, 1945.
13580 (MSN 316) to RAF as Argus II EV808 (HM272 subsequently
allocated but NTU). Returned to USAAF Apr 15, 1947.
13581 (MSN 317) to RAF as Argus II EV809 (HM273 subsequently
allocated but NTU). SOC Aug 28, 1945.
13582 (MSN 318) to RAF as Argus II EV810 (HM274 subsequently
allocated but NTU). SOC Aug 28, 1945.
13583 (MSN 319) to RAF as Argus II EV811 (HM275 subsequently
allocated but NTU). SOC Aug 6, 1945.
42-13584/13601 Douglas A-33
Northrop/Douglas Model 8A-5, MSN 715/750 bought by Norway as an attack bomber for the Royal Norwegian
Army Air Service. After the German occupation of Norway they were diverted to the Norwegian
flying training centre known as ‘Little Norway’ at Toronto Island, Canada. Norwegian serials were
D-1/D-36, later 301/371 [odd numbers only]. They were considered unsuited for training, Peru offering
to purchase the 18 survivors. The State Department objected because of fears that they might be used
against Ecuador. It was proposed that these planes be delivered instead to the Soviet Union under Lend-Lease,
but both Peru and Norway objected. Consequently, the USAAF took over owership of these planes Dec 9, 1941.
under the designation of A-33 and assigned the serials 42-13584/13601.
13584 (MSN 727) SOC Sept 29, 1944
13585 (MSN 728) SOC Sept 26, 1944
13586 (MSN 736) SOC Mar 31, 1945.
13587 (MSN 725) SOC Oct 12, 1944
13588 (MSN 735) SOC Sept 26, 1944
13589 (MSN 730) condemned June 15, 1942
13590 (MSN 731) in accident May 1, 1942. SOC.
13591 (MSN 732) total loss May 3, 1943
13592 (MSN 733) in accident Feb 19, 1942. Total loss May 3, 1943
13593 (MSN 734) in accident Oct 19, 1942, SOC Sept 26, 1944
13594 (MSN 718) SOC Sept 26, 1944
13595 (MSN 719) in accident July 26, 1943, SOC Feb 16, 1945
13596 (MSN 720) in accident Mar 10, 1943, SOC Sept 26, 1944
13597 (MSN 723) SOC Sept 26, 1944
13598 (MSN 724) in accident Jul 24, 1942. Condemned Feb 11, 1943
13599 (MSN 726) in accident Dec 21, 1943. SOC Oct 2, 1943
13600 (MSN 729) SOC Sept 26, 1944
13601 (MSN 737) SOC Sept 26, 1944
42-13602 Noorduyn UC-64A Norseman
MSN 82. Transferred from the RCAF to the USAAF for service trials to prove the suitability of the Norseman for USAAF service.
Was Canadian AF 3538. To USAAF March 24, 1942; Ladd, Fairbanks, Alaska; Elmendorf AFB,
Anchorage, Alaska March 28, 1942.
42-13603 Northrop XB-35
MSN 1484. Converted to ERB-35; wfu and scrapped 2 Feb 1950
42-13604/13610 Kellett XO-60
First six became YO-60.
13604 to CL-26 Oct 17, 1942. W/o 27 Jun 1943 at Philadelphia, PA
13605 to reclamation at Robbins AAF, GA Oct 23, 1944
13606 to reclamation at Robbins AAF, GA Oct 23, 1944
13607 to DPC at Bush Field Dec 21, 1944.
13608 to reclamation at Kelly AAF, TX Jul 3, 1945
13609 to DPC at Bush Field Dec 21, 1944
13610 (MSN 118) US Aircraft Section, Air Materiel Command, Freeman Field, Seymour, Indiana.
Set aside for proposed USAAF aviation museum. Dismantled and shipped to the aircraft storage
area, 803rd Special Depot at Orchard Place Airport, Park Ridge, Illinois May 1946.
to storage at Freeman AAF, Seymour IN Jul 26, 1945. Now at
National Air and Space Museum. Reported Sep 2006 at Udvar-Hazy Center,
Chantilly, VA.
42-13611/13616 Pitcairn YO-61
Cancelled. Was designed by Pitcairn but was to be built by AGA Aviation
42-13617/13806 Cessna AT-17A
MSN 2301/2490 To RAF as Crane IA FJ100/FJ289 but NTU. All directly to Royal Canadian AF.
13617/13716 (MSN 2301/2400) RAF Crane 1A FJ100/FJ199 given RCAF serials 8751/8850.
13617 (MSN 2301) To RAF as FJ100 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8751; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13618 (MSN 2302) To RAF as FJ101 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8752; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13619 (MSN 2303) To RAF as FJ102 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8753; w/o Dec 1943
13620 (MSN 2304) To RAF as FJ103 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8754; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13621 (MSN 2305) To RAF as FJ104 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8755; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13622 (MSN 2306) To RAF as FJ105 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8756; wfu 22 Jan 1947 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-CTT
13623 (MSN 2307) To RAF as FJ106 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8757; wfu 22 Jan 1947 at War Assets Corporation;
to N58906
13624 (MSN 2308) To RAF as FJ107 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8758; wfu 5 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to N5700N
13625 (MSN 2309) To RAF as FJ108 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8759; wfu 23 Jan 1947 at War Assets Corporation;
to N69087 on 5 Oct 1955; to Mexico on 16 Jan 1956
13626 (MSN 2310) To RAF as FJ109 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8760; wfu 23 Jan 1947 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-FQP
13627 (MSN 2311) To RAF as FJ110 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8761; wfu 5 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13628 (MSN 2312) To RAF as FJ111 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8762; w/o 24 Dec 1942 at Monarch, Canada
13629 (MSN 2313) To RAF as FJ112 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8763; w/o 4 May 1942 at Claresholm, Canada
13630 (MSN 2314) To RAF as FJ113 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8764; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13631 (MSN 2315) To RAF as FJ114 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8765; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation;
to N49486
13632 (MSN 2317) To RAF as FJ115 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8766; wfu 23 Oct 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13633 (MSN 2318) To RAF as FJ116 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8767; wfu 7 Dec 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13634 (MSN 2319) To RAF as FJ118 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8769; wfu 5 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13635 (MSN 2320) To RAF as FJ119 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8770; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13637 (MSN 2321) To RAF as FJ120 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8771; wfu 5 Nov 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13638 (MSN 2322) To RAF as FJ121 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8772; wfu 7 Dec 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13639 (MSN 2323) To RAF as FJ122 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8773; wfu 5 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13640 (MSN 2324) To RAF as FJ123 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8774; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13641 (MSN 2325) To RAF as FJ124 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8775; wfu 5 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13642 (MSN 2326) To RAF as FJ125 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8776; wfu 8 Oct 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13643 (MSN 2327) To RAF as FJ126 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8777; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13644 (MSN 2328) To RAF as FJ127 (ntu), to Royal Canadian AF as 8778, then CF-BTA. Noted recently in Reynolds
Alberta Museum, Wetaskiwin, Alberta
13645 (MSN 2329) To RAF as FJ128 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8779; w/o Aug 1943
13646 (MSN 2330) To RAF as FJ129 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8780; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13647 (MSN 2331) To RAF as FJ130 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8781; w/o Sep 1944 at Yorkton, Canada
13648 (MSN 2332) To RAF as FJ131 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8782; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13649 (MSN 2333) To RAF as FJ132 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8783; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13650 (MSN 2334) To RAF as FJ133 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8784; wfu 7 Dec 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to N49487
13651 (MSN 2335) To RAF as FJ134 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8785; wfu 17 Apr 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13652 (MSN 2336) To RAF as FJ135 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8786; wfu 7 Dec 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13653 (MSN 2337) To RAF as FJ136 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8787; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13654 (MSN 2338) To RAF as FJ137 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8788; wfu 7 Dec 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to N58909
13655 (MSN 2339) To RAF as FJ138 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8789; w/o 8 Aug 1942 at Yorkton, Canada
13656 (MSN 2340) To RAF as FJ139 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8790; w/o 15 Sep 1944 at Saskatoon, Canada
13657 (MSN 2341) To RAF as FJ140 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8791; wfu 5 Nov 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-GEA
13658 (MSN 2342) To RAF as FJ141 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8792; wfu 7 Dec 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13659 (MSN 2343) To RAF as FJ142 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8793; wfu 5 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13660 (MSN 2344) To RAF as FJ143 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8794; wfu 5 Nov1946 at War Assets Corporation
13661 (MSN 2345) To RAF as FJ144 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8795; wfu 22 Jan 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13662 (MSN 2346) To RAF as FJ145 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8796; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13663 (MSN 2347) To RAF as FJ146 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8797 (ntu); w/o before delivery (?)
13664 (MSN 2348) To RAF as FJ147 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8798; wfu 6 Nov 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13665 (MSN 2349) To RAF as FJ148 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8799; wfu 16 Jul 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13666 (MSN 2350) To RAF as FJ149 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8800; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13667 (MSN 2351) To RAF as FJ150 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8801; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13668 (MSN 2352) To RAF as FJ151 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8802; wfu 5 Nov 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13669 (MSN 2353) To RAF as FJ152 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8803; wfu 5 Nov 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13670 (MSN 2354) To RAF as FJ153 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8804; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13671 (MSN 2355) To RAF as FJ154 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8805; wfu 5 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13672 (MSN 2356) To RAF as FJ155 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8806; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13673 (MSN 2357) To RAF as FJ156 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8807; wfu 5 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13674 (MSN 2358) To RAF as FJ157 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8808; wfu 23 Jan 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13675 (MSN 2359) To RAF as FJ158 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8809; wfu 5 Nov 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13676 (MSN 2360) To RAF as FJ159 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8810; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13677 (MSN 2361) To RAF as FJ160 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8811; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-GEA
13678 (MSN 2362) To RAF as FJ161 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8812; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13679 (MSN 2363) To RAF as FJ162 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8813; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13680 (MSN 2364) To RAF as FJ163 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8814; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13681 (MSN 2365) To RAF as FJ164 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8815; wfu 8 Oct 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-EIK
13682 (MSN 2366) To RAF as FJ165 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8816; w/o Jun 1944
13683 (MSN 2367) To RAF as FJ166 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8817; wfu 5 Nov 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-EZZ
13684 (MSN 2368) To RAF as FJ167 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8818; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13685 (MSN 2369) To RAF as FJ168 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8819; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13686 (MSN 2370) To RAF as FJ169 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8820; wfu 8 Apr 1947 at War Assets Corporation;
to N49485
13687 (MSN 2371) To RAF as FJ170 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8821; wfu 17 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13688 (MSN 2372) To RAF as FJ171 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8822; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13689 (MSN 2373) To RAF as FJ172 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8823; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to N7909A; wfu 1956
13690 (MSN 2374) To RAF as FJ173 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8824; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13691 (MSN 2375) To RAF as FJ174 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8825; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13692 (MSN 2376) To RAF as FJ175 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8826; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-FXY. By 1955 was CF-FXY of Quebecair Inc.
13693 (MSN 2377) To RAF as FJ176 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8827; wfu 5 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-GGQ
13694 (MSN 2378) To RAF as FJ177 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8828; wfu 5 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13695 (MSN 2379) To RAF as FJ178 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8829; wfu 4 Sep 1946
13696 (MSN 2380) To RAF as FJ179 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8830; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13697 (MSN 2381) To RAF as FJ180 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8831; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13698 (MSN 2382) To RAF as FJ181 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8832; wfu 5 Nov 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-EZG
13699 (MSN 2383) To RAF as FJ182 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8833; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13700 (MSN 2384) To RAF as FJ183 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8834; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-GSC
13701 (MSN 2385) To RAF as FJ184 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8835; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13702 (MSN 2386) To RAF as FJ185 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8836; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13703 (MSN 2387) To RAF as FJ186 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8837; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13704 (MSN 2388) To RAF as FJ187 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8838; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13705 (MSN 2389) To RAF as FJ188 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8839; wfu 24 Jun 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13706 (MSN 2390) To RAF as FJ189 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8840; wfu 24 Jun 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13707 (MSN 2391) To RAF as FJ190 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8841; wfu 24 Jun 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13708 (MSN 2392) To RAF as FJ191 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8842; w/o May 1944
13709 (MSN 2393) To RAF as FJ192 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8843; wfu 24 Jun 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13710 (MSN 2394) To RAF as FJ193 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8844; wfu 24 Jun 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13711 (MSN 2395) To RAF as FJ194 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8845; wfu 26 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-EJO
13712 (MSN 2396) To RAF as FJ195 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8846; wfu 24 Jun 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13713 (MSN 2397) To RAF as FJ196 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8847; wfu 24 Jun 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13714 (MSN 2398) To RAF as FJ197 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8848; w/o 17 Aug 1944 at Dauphin, Canada
13715 (MSN 2399) To RAF as FJ198 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8849; wfu 24 Oct 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-EQZ
13716 (MSN 2400) To RAF as FJ199 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as 8850; wfu 24 Jun 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13717/13756 (MSN 2401/2440) RAF Crane 1A FJ200/FJ239 for operation by Royal Canadian AF use in Canada under RAF serials
13717 (MSN 2401) To RAF as FJ200 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ200; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13718 (MSN 2402) To RAF as FJ201 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ201; wfu 5 Feb 1948 at War Assets Corporation
13719 (MSN 2403) To RAF as FJ202 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ202; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13720 (MSN 2404) To RAF as FJ203 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ203; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-GMP
13721 (MSN 2405) To RAF as FJ204 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ204; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13722 (MSN 2406) To RAF as FJ205 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ205; wfu 20 Jul 1944
13723 (MSN 2407) To RAF as FJ206 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ206; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13724 (MSN 2408) To RAF as FJ207 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ207; wfu 23 Jan 1947 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-EZA
13725 (MSN 2409) To RAF as FJ208 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ208; wfu 24 Jun 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13726 (MSN 2410) To RAF as FJ209 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ209; wfu 7 Dec 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to N58908
13727 (MSN 2411) To RAF as FJ210 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ210; w/o 13 Jan 1945 at Dauphn, Canada
13728 (MSN 2412) To RAF as FJ211 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ211; wfu 23 Jan 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13729 (MSN 2413) To RAF as FJ212 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ212; wfu 23 Jan 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13730 (MSN 2414) To RAF as FJ213 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ213; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13731 (MSN 2415) To RAF as FJ214 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ214; w/o 8 Jul 1942 at Saskatoon, Canada
13732 (MSN 2416) To RAF as FJ215 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ215; wfu 4 Dec 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13733 (MSN 2417) To RAF as FJ216 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ216; wfu 23 Jan 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13734 (MSN 2418) To RAF as FJ217 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ217; wfu 23 Jan 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13735 (MSN 2419) To RAF as FJ218 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ218; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13736 (MSN 2420) To RAF as FJ219 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ219; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13737 (MSN 2421) To RAF as FJ220 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ220; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13738 (MSN 2422) To RAF as FJ221 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ221; wfu 22 Jun 1944
13739 (MSN 2423) To RAF as FJ222 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ222; wfu 12 Nov 1943
13740 (MSN 2424) To RAF as FJ223 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ223; wfu 7 Dec 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13741 (MSN 2425) To RAF as FJ224 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ224; wfu 26 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-EJP
13742 (MSN 2426) To RAF as FJ225 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ225; wfu 26 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-EJQ; to N65677
13743 (MSN 2427) To RAF as FJ226 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ226; wfu 24 Jun 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13744 (MSN 2428) To RAF as FJ227 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ227; wfu 8 Oct 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-FDR
13745 (MSN 2429) To RAF as FJ228 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ228; wfu 7 Dec 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to N58912
13746 (MSN 2430) To RAF as FJ229 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ229; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation;
to N68176
13747 (MSN 2431) To RAF as FJ230 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ230; w/o 25 Sep 1944 at Brandon, Canada
13748 (MSN 2432) To RAF as FJ231 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ231; wfu 5 Feb 1948 at War Assets Corporation
13749 (MSN 2433) To RAF as FJ232 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ232; wfu 4 Dec 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13750 (MSN 2434) To RAF as FJ233 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ233; wfu 8 Oct 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13751 (MSN 2435) To RAF as FJ234 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ234; wfu 8 Oct 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-FDS
13752 (MSN 2436) To RAF as FJ235 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ235; wfu 22 Jan 1947 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-GDF
13753 (MSN 2437) To RAF as FJ236 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ236; wfu 8 Oct 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-DJP
13754 (MSN 2438) To RAF as FJ237 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ237; wfu 23 Jan 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13755 (MSN 2439) To RAF as FJ238 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ238; w/o 7 Apr 1943 at Brandon, Canada
13756 (MSN 2440) To RAF as FJ239 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ239; w/o 14 Feb 1945 at St. Thomas, Canada
13757/13764 (MSN 2441/2448) RAF FJ240/FJ247) cancelled. To Pan American at Miami as 42-13757/13764 to
train ferry pilots for the South Atlantic ferry route.
13765/13806 (MSN 2449/2490) RAF Crane 1A FJ248/FJ289 for use by Royal Canadian AF under RAF serials
13765 (MSN 2449) To RAF as FJ248 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ248; wfu 5 Nov 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-EIJ
13766 (MSN 2450) To RAF as FJ249 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ249; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13767 (MSN 2451) To RAF as FJ250 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ250; wfu 27 May 1943 as instructional airframe
13768 (MSN 2452) To RAF as FJ251 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ251; wfu 23 Jan 1947 at War Assets Corporation;
to N49369
13769 (MSN 2453) To RAF as FJ252 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ252; w/o 25 Jul 1943 at Sutherland, Canada
13770 (MSN 2454) To RAF as FJ253 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ253; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13771 (MSN 2455) To RAF as FJ254 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ254; wfu 5 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13772 (MSN 2456) To RAF as FJ255 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ255; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13773 (MSN 2457) To RAF as FJ256 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ256; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13774 (MSN 2458) To RAF as FJ257 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ257; wfu 5 Nov 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13775 (MSN 2459) To RAF as FJ258 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ258; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13776 (MSN 2460) To RAF as FJ259 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ259; wfu 12 Jun 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-DIC
13777 (MSN 2461) To RAF as FJ260 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ260; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13778 (MSN 2462) To RAF as FJ261 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ261; w/o 15 Sep 1942 at Brandon, Canada
13779 (MSN 2463) To RAF as FJ262 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ262; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13780 (MSN 2464) To RAF as FJ263 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ263; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13781 (MSN 2465) To RAF as FJ264 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ264; wfu 30 Mar 1948 at War Assets Corporation
13782 (MSN 2466) To RAF as FJ265 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ265; wfu 4 Dec 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-FOR
13783 (MSN 2467) To RAF as FJ266 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ266; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13784 (MSN 2468) To RAF as FJ267 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ267; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13785 (MSN 2469) To RAF as FJ268 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ268; wfu 18 Dec 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to N7912A
13786 (MSN 2470) To RAF as FJ269 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ269; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13787 (MSN 2471) To RAF as FJ270 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ270; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13788 (MSN 2472) to RAF as FJ271 (ntu), to Royal Canadian AF as FJ271. wfu 5 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
Registered CF-GET. Registered as T-50 NC68779, N68779. WFU Jun 28, 1976. Sale reported Jan 14, 1977,
registration cancelled.
13789 (MSN 2473) To RAF as FJ272 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ272; w/o 10 Jan 1943 at Yorkton, Canada
13790 (MSN 2474) To RAF as FJ273 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ273; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-ESW
13791 (MSN 2475) To RAF as FJ274 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ274; wfu 4 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13792 (MSN 2476) To RAF as FJ275 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ275; wfu 5 Nov 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13793 (MSN 2477) To RAF as FJ276 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ276; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13794 (MSN 2478) To RAF as FJ277 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ277; wfu 5 Nov 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to N53388
13795 (MSN 2479) To RAF as FJ278 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ278; wfu 22 Jan 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13796 (MSN 2480) To RAF as FJ279 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ279; wfu 5 Nov 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13797 (MSN 2481) To RAF as FJ280 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ280; wfu 5 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13798 (MSN 2482) To RAF as FJ281 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ281; wfu 5 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation
13799 (MSN 2483) To RAF as FJ282 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ282; w/o 13 Feb 19943 at Vulcan, Canada
13800 (MSN 2484) To RAF as FJ283 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ283; w/o 1942 at Vulcan, Canada
13801 (MSN 2485) To RAF as FJ284 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ284; wfu 16 Jul 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13802 (MSN 2486) To RAF as FJ285 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ285; w/o Apr 1944 at Pearce, Canada
13803 (MSN 2487) To RAF as FJ286 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ286; wfu 5 Nov 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to N53387
13804 (MSN 2488) To RAF as FJ287 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ287; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13805 (MSN 2489) To RAF as FJ288 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ288; wfu 19 Sep 1947 at War Assets Corporation
13806 (MSN 2490) To RAF as FJ289 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF as FJ289; wfu 5 Sep 1946 at War Assets Corporation;
to CF-GGR
42-13807/13866 Cessna AT-17C
MSN 2491/2550. To Royal Canadian AF under Lend-Lease, initially with RAF serials FJ290/FJ349. Order deferred 18Apr42 due
to reduced training requirements, the aircraft retained by USAAF as AT-17.
13815 (MSN 2499) To RAF as FJ298 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 23 Dec 1942 at La Junta AAF, CO
13816 (MSN 2500) To RAF as FJ299 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 5 May 1944 at Fort Summer AAF, NM
13817 (MSN 2501) To RAF as FJ300 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 30 Sep 1943 at Yuma AAF
13818 (MSN 2502) To RAF as FJ301 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 30 Dec 1942 at La Junta AAF, CO
13822 (MSN 2506) To RAF as FJ305 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 4 Apr 1944 at Clovis AAF, NM
13832 (MSN 2516) To RAF as FJ315 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 19 Feb 1943 at Roswell AFS, NM
13835 (MSN 2519) To RAF as FJ318 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 2 Mar 1944 at Fort Sumner AAF, NM
13837 (MSN 2521) To RAF as FJ320 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 11 Apr 1944 at Taiban AAAF, NM
13838 (MSN 2522) To RAF as FJ321 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 11 Dec 1942 at Roswell Muni Airport, NM
13853 (MSN 2537) To RAF as FJ336 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 29 May 1944 at Douglas AAF, AZ
13861 (MSN 2545) To RAF as FJ344 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 1 Sep 1942 at Roswell, NM
42-13867/13899 Cessna AT-17A
MSN 2551/2583. To Royal Canadian AF under Lend-Lease, initially with RAF serials FJ350/FJ382. Order deferred 18Apr42 due
to reduced training requirements, the aircraft retained by USAAF as AT-17.
13884 (MSN 2568) To RAF as FJ367 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 9 Feb 1944 at Stockton Field, CA
13887 (MSN 2571) To RAF as FJ370 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 9 Feb 1944 at Stockton Field, CA
13893 (MSN 2577) To RAF as FJ376 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 12 Oct 1943 at Modesto, CA
13896 (MSN 2580) To RAF as FJ379 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 3 Mar 1944 at Yuma AAF, AZ
42-13900/14030 Cessna AT-17C
MSN 2584/2714. Redesignated UC-78C after delivery. To Royal Canadian AF under
Lend-lease, initially with RAF serials FJ383/FJ513. Order deferred 18Apr42 due to reduced
training requirements, the aircraft retained by USAAF as AT-17.
13901 (MSN 2585) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ384 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 6 Apr 1943 at Altus AAF, OK
13906 (MSN 2590) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ389 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 27 Aug 1943 at Sweetwater, TX
13911 (MSN 2595) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ394 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 29 Jan 1944 at Fort Sumner AAF, NM
13920 (MSN 2604) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ403 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 19 Oct 1943 at Waco AAAF #1, TX
13932 (MSN 2616) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ415 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 2 Jan 1944 at Ft Sumner AAF, NM
13947 (MSN 2631) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ430 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 18 Dec 1943 at Temple, TX
13948 (MSN 2632) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ431 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 30 Jun 1943 at Yoakum, TX
13952 (MSN 2636) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ435 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 25 Nov 1943 at Yeso, NM
13968 (MSN 2652) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ451 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 11 Jul 1944 at Garden City AAF, KS
13971 (MSN 2655) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ454 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 25 Apr 1944 at Fort Sumner AAF, NM
13978 (MSN 2662) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ461 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 3 Mar 1944 at Fort Sumner AAF, NM
13982 (MSN 2666) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ465 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 4 Mar 1943 at Elgin, OK
13985 (MSN 2669) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ468 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 16 Nov 1944 at Lutesville, MO
13986 (MSN 2670) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ469 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 22 Apr 1944 at Frederick, OK
13988 (MSN 2672) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ471 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 27 Jun 1944 at Lubbock South AAAF, TX
13992 (MSN 2676) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ475 (ntu); to Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 1 Jun 1944 at Taiban AAAF, NM
13995 (MSN 2679) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ478 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 19 Mar 1943 at La Junta AAF, CO
13997 (MSN 2681) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ480 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 14 Feb 1944 at Taiban AAAF, NM
14008 (MSN 2692) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ491 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 18 Oct 1944 at Granite, OK
14015 (MSN 2699) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ498 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 25 Apr 1943 at La Junta AAF, CO
14025 (MSN 2709) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ508 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 18 Nov 1943 at Shamrock, TX
14029 (MSN 2713) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ512 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 29 Apr 1943 at Marfa AAF, TX
42-14031/14166 Cessna UC-78C Bobcat
MSN 2715/2850. Originally designated AT-17D. To Royal Canadian AF under Lend-Lease,
initially with RAF serials FJ514/FJ649. Order deferred 18Apr42 due to reduced training
requirements, the aircraft retained by USAAF as AT-17.
14043 (MSN 2727) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ526 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 17 Oct 1944 at Randolph Field, TX
14051 (MSN 2735) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ534 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 7 Oct 1944 at Memphis, TN
14056 (MSN 2740) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ539 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 17 Oct 1943 at Ryan AAAF, TX
14057 (MSN 2741) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ540 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 30 Apr 1943 at Marion Field, TX
14060 (MSN 2744) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ543 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 13 Aug 1943 at Randolph Field, TX
14064 (MSN 2748) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ547 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 15 Jul 1943 at Abilene, TX
14067 (MSN 2751) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ550 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
wfu; registered Dutch Antilles as PJ-BAA, 1953 registration cancelled
14071 (MSN 2755) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ554 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 12 Aug 1943 at Marfa, TX
14072 (MSN 2756) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ555 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 24 Jan 1944 at Marfa AAF, TX
14073 (MSN 2757) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ556 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 28 Jun 1944 at Marfa, TX
14078 (MSN 2762) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ561 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 23 Oct 1943 at Avenger Field, TX
14079 (MSN 2763) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ562 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 9 Aug 1943 at Fairview, TX
14082 (MSN 2766) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ565 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 23 Mar 1944 at 50 miles from Fort Worth, TX
14084 (MSN 2768) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ567 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 19 Jul 1943 at Birmingham AB, AL
14089 (MSN 2773) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ572 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 22 Dec 1943 at Argon AAAF, TX
14097 (MSN 2781) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ580 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 3 Apr 1944 at Chattanooga, OK
14112 (MSN 2796) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ595 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 23 Sep 1943 at Creede, CO
14113 (MSN 2797) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ596 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 24 Oct 1943 at Waco AAF, TX
14115 (MSN 2799) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ598 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 11 Jun 1944 at Altus AAF, OK
14122 (MSN 2806) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ605 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 25 Jun 1944 at Douglas AAAF #1, AZ
14126 (MSN 2810) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ609 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
wfu; to civil registry as HC-AAE
14133 (MSN 2817) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ616 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 25 Mar 1944 at Lubbock North AAAF, TX
14134 (MSN 2818) Lend-Lease to Peru in 1945
14135 (MSN 2819) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ618 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 20 Jun 1943 at West Auxiliary Field, TX
14140 (MSN 2824) Lend-Lease to Peru in 1945
14147 (MSN 2831) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ630 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 24 Jun 1944 at Davenport AAAF, TX
14150 (MSN 2834) Redes as UC-78C; to RAF as FJ633 (ntu); to Royal Canadian AF (ntu); retained by USAAF as AT-17 on 18 Apr 1942;
w/o 19 Dec 1943 at Brooks Field, TX
42-14167/14221 Martin A-30A-MA
Cancelled contract
42-14222/14236 Lockheed B-34A-LO
Cancelled contract
42-14237/14296 Lockheed P-322 Lightning
P-38s for RAF under Lend Lease. Contract cancelled.
42-14261/14274 Curtiss P-40G
Rebuilds of P-40. Serial numbers reasssigned from cancelled P-322 batch
14261 was P-40 rebuilt. Serial reassigned from cancelled P-322 batch.
To ground instructional airframe at Buckley Field, CO Nov 11, 1942.
Scrapped at Buckley Field, CO Nov 13, 1945.
14262 remanuf from P-40 serial 40-338; wfu 13 Nov 1945
14263 remanuf from P-40; w/o 10 Nov 1942 at Andalusia, AL
14264 remanuf from P-40; w/o 31 Mar 1943 at Luke AAF, AZ
14269 was formerly 39-182. To ground instructional airframe
Mar 20, 1942, back in service Apr 4, 1942, finally to ground
instructional airframe Mar 20, 1943. No reference to RAF
at all.
14270 remanuf from P-40; w/o 19 Mar 1942 at Myrtle Beach, CA
14272 w/o at Tuskegee, Alabama Dec 31, 1942.
14274 remanuf from P-40; w/o 2 May 1942 at Carlisle, SC
42-14277/14278 Curtiss P-40G
Rebuilds of P-40. Serials reassigned from cancelled P-322 batch
14277 w/o 31 Dec 1942 at Craig Field, AL
14278 w/o 19 Feb 1943 at Napier Field, AL
42-14281 Curtiss P-40G
Rebuild of P-40. Serial reassigned from cancelled P-322 batch. W/o 14 May 1943 at Moore Field, TX.
42-14297/14298 Douglas C-68-DO
DC-3A-414 airliners impressed on the production line by USAAF.
14297 (MSN 4173) ex-NC30004 (not delivered). To USAAF Dec 31, 1941 - Operated by PAA Jan 11, 1942.
To RAF (India) as LR230 Apr 01, 1942 - 31 Sqdn *D* Apr 19, 1942 - Destroyed by
Japanese attack, Myitkyina, Burma May 06, 1942
14298 (MSN 4174) ex-NC30005 (not delivered). To USAAF Dec 31, 1941 - Operated by PAA Jan 11, 1942 -
8th AF, UK Mar 12, 1942 to Jan 31, 1944 - USA - To RFC Sep 17, 1945.
To civil registry as NC20752 (Delta Air Lines Sep 26, 1945 to ?), then N777L Lakeport Leasing Co, XB-GEL
Rapid Ice Freezing Co. N10315, N9089R (various owners/operators) and AW-AWT (LANICA Jan 18, 1965).
WFU Tegucigalpa Apr 1982.
42-14299/14498 Fairchild PT-26-FA
MSN T42-4000/4199. To RAF as Cornell I FH651/FH850. Most directly to RCAF. RCAF serials same as RAF serials.
14299 (FH651) retained in USA at Wright Field. US Aircraft Section, Air Materiel Command, Freeman Field, Seymour, Indiana.
Set aside for proposed USAAF aviation museum. Flown to the aircraft storage area, 803rd Special Depot at Orchard Place Airport,
Park Ridge, Illinois May 1946.Was selected as a potential exhibit for the National Air Museum but
scrapped when the museum’s store at Park Ridge, Chicago was required for other purposes during the Korean War.
14300/14328 (FH652/FH680) to RCAF
14329 (FH681) crashed in USA before delivery at Hagerstown, MD.
14330/14357 (FH682/FH709) to RCAF
14358/14362 (FH710/FH714) to Royal Norwegian AF for use in their flight training base in Canada
known as "Little Norway" as 179, 175, 177, 183, and 181.
14361 various sources show aircraft as going to RAF/RCAF as FH768
then becoming N9606H, but doubtful and probably misconstruction
of N9606H's recorded MSN of T43-4361 (see 42-14416)
14363/14413 (FH715/FH765) to RCAF
14414/14418 (FH766/FH770) to Royal Norwegian AF for use in their flight training base in Canada
known as "Little Norway" as 185, 173, 187, 191, 189
14416 (MSN T42-4117) to RCAF as FH768, to Norwegian AF as 187,
later L-CB. Registered LF-BFN Sep 4, 1956. Crashed Sep 12, 1956.
14419/14426 (FH771/FH778) to RCAF
14426 to Canada as FH778. Surplused in 1946. On civil registry as N69732, currently
under restoration.
14427 (FH779) crashed in USA before delivery Oct 6, 1942 at Benesett, PA
14428/14498 (FH780/FH850) to RCAF
14477 (MSN T42-4178) to RCAF as FH829. By Mar 20, 1947 was on US civil registry as NC68216.
42-14499/14500 Contract cancelled
42-14501 Grumman OA-13A
Contract cancelled
42-14502/14701 North American B-29 Superfortress
Contract cancelled. Boeing B-29 to have been built under licence by North American Aviation Company
42-14702/14704 Schweizer XTG-3
Schweizer Aircraft Corporation Model SGS 2-12 two seat training glider. Procured by USAAF 13Oct41
14702 (MSN 1)
14703 (MSN 2) Registered as N67812; cancelled 13Sep95. Destroyed after the pilot lost control when the
glider was hit by a gust of wind and went into a spin at Waialua, Hawaii 12Aug71.
14704 (MSN 3)
42-14705/14707 Laister-Kauffman XTG-4
Laister-Kauffmann Aircraft Corporation Model LK-10A Yankee Doodle 2 tandem-seat training glider.
Prototypes, designated by USAAC as XTG-4A-LK.
14705 (MSN 1) Flight Branch, Wright Field, Dayton, OH. Force landed under tow eight miles west of
McHenry, MS 6Sep42.
14706 (MSN 2) Registered as N2040; sale reported 14Jan77, cancelled 8Aug12.
14707 (MSN 3) Registered as N65938; cancelled 3Feb72.
42-14708/14712 Fairchild PT-19A-FA
42-14713/14797 Aeronca O-58B Grasshopper
Redesignated L-3B in 1942
14714 w/o 2 Feb 1943 at Laurel, MS
14716 (MSN 058B5242) on civil registry as N74451 with Western Antique Aeroplane and Automobile Museum,
Hood River, Oregon.
14719 w/o 26 Sep 1942 at Cyprus, TX
14721 w/o 30 Sep 1942 at Colorado Springs AB, CO
14722 w/o 26 Oct 1942 at Colorado Springs, CO
14725 w/o 13 Jun 1942 at Colorado Springs, CO
14726 w/o 6 Oct 1943 at Brownwood AAF, TX
14728 w/o 12 Sep 1943 at Greenville, AL
14729 w/o 11 Oct 1942 at Colorado Springs, CO
14730 w/o 16 Oct 1942 at Biggs Field, TX
14735 w/o 15 Aug 1942 at Colorado Springs AB,CO
14738 w/o 9 Jun 1944 at Rome, GA
14744 w/o 28 Jun 1943 at Coffeyville, KS
14746 w/o 20 Aug 1943 at Rosepine, LA
14747 w/o 24 Oct 1943 at May, TX
14754 w/o 8 Jul 1942 at Colorado Springs AB, CO
14760 w/o 30 Jun 1943 in California
14762 w/o 30 Dec 1942 at Milford, KS
14764 w/o 23 May 1943 at Dunnellon, FL
14769 w/o 19 Aug 1942 at Fort Riley Reservation, KS
14771 w/o 2 Jul 1943 at Dunnellon AAF, FL
14785 w/o 12 Jan 1943 at Fort Benning, GA
14787 w/o 12 Apr 1944 at Ft Benning, GA
14791 w/o 2 Nov 1942 at Okmulgee, OK
14792 w/o 26 Jan 1943 at Okmulgee, OK
14797 w/o 14 Jul 1942 at Maysville, NC
42-14798/15072 Stinson O-62-ST Sentinel
Initially ordered as O-62, but designation changed before delivery to L-5 in 1942.
14798 (MSN 76-1) US Aircraft Section, Air Materiel Command, Freeman Field, Seymour, Indiana. Set aside for proposed
USAAF aviation museum. Dismantled and shipped to the aircraft storage area, 803rd Special Depot at Orchard Place
Airport, Park Ridge, Illinois May 1946. .Seen at Udvar-Hazy Center of NASM, Chantilly, VA Dec 2005.
14800 (MSN 76-3) w/o 20 Sep 1944 at Zephyrhills, FL; repaired (?); Current as N61578
14803 (MSN 76-6) w/o 20 May 1943 at Norene, TN
14805 (MSN 76-8) w/o 10 Apr 1945 at Dillon, SC
14807 (MSN 76-10) w/o 15 Jul 1943 at Laurel Fork, VA
14809 (MSN 76-12) w/o 31 Jan 1943 at Pope Field, NC
14810 (MSN 76-13) w/o 11 Jan 1943 at Nashville, TN
14811 (MSN 76-14) w/o 1 Dec 1943 at Merritts Bridge, SC
14814 (MSN 76-17) to N69083; current 2011. Cancelled Nov 14, 2014
14815 (MSN 76-18) w/o 24 Feb 1943 at Kenbridge, VA
14816 (MSN 76-19) w/o 23 Sep 1943 at Eglin Field, FL
14821 (MSN 76-24) w/o 22 Feb 1943 at Keystone Hgts AAF, FL
14824 (MSN 76-27) w/o 4 Jan 1944 at Aiken, SC
14825 (MSN 76-28) w/o 1 Dec 1943 at Merritts Bridge, SC
14827 (MSN 76-30) w/o 22 Jun 1944 at Sylvania AAF, GA
14830 (MSN 76-33) w/o 17 Jun 1944 at Williston, FL
14835 (MSN 76-38, AB-01) registered as N8224P Sep 24, 2003.
14837 (MSN 76-40) w/o 27 Sep 1943 at Moorsville, NC
14842 to N9806F
14843 (MSN 76-46) wfu; to N64662; current 2011
14844 (MSN 76-47) wfu; to N5725C; current 2011
14846 (MSN 76-49) w/o 1 Jun 1944 at Method, NC
14847 (MSN 76-50) wfu; to CF-STC; to N255DB; current 2011
14849 (MSN 76-52) w/o 3 Aug 1944 at Camp Hood, TX
14850 (MSN 76-53) w/o 22 Feb 1944 at Fishville, LA
14854 (MSN 76-57) to C-FZMW. At Alberta Aviation Museum. to N62451; current 2011
14855 (MSN 76-58) w/o 20 Nov 1944 at Kileen, TX; repaired; wfu; to N9836F
14856 (MSN 76-59) w/o 28 Apr 1943 at Socorro, TX
14857 (MSN 76-60) w/o 29 May 1947 at Loch Lynn, MD
14863 (MSN 76-66) wfu; to CF-VPW
14868 (MSN 76-71) w/o 7 Jul 1946 at San Francisco Bay , CA
14870 (MSN 76-73) to US Coast Guard Sep 18, 1948 as 4870
14871 (MSN 76-74) w/o 7 Apr 1943 at Bay Springs, MS
14873 (MSN 76-76) w/o 24 Feb 1944 at Godman Field, KY
14874 (MSN 76-77) w/o 27 Jan 1945 at Wildwood, FL
14878 (MSN 76-81) w/o 29 Apr 1945 at Deming AAF, NM
14879 (MSN 76-82) w/o 22 Jan 1945 at Esler Field, LA
14880 (MSN 76-83) wfu; to N56851; current 2011
14884 (MSN 76-87) w/o 10 Dec 1943 at Ross Field, MI
14886 (MSN 76-89) on civil registry as N52777. Seen at Oshkosh Jul 28, 2017.
14888 (MSN 76-91) wfu; to N60190; current 2011
14891 (MSN 76-94) w/o 5 Aug 1943 at Lamesa Field, TX
14893 (MSN 76-96) to N63487
14894 (MSN 76-97) w/o 5 Oct 1943 at Lamesa, TX
14895 (MSN 76-98) w/o 26 Mar 1943 at Stinson Field, MI
14898 (MSN 76-101) w/o 26 Oct 1943 at Rickman, TX
14900 (MSN 76-103) w/o 1 Sep 1945 at Portland AAF, OR
14904 (MSN 76-107) w/o 3 Aug 1944 at Meuse, NC
14908 (MSN 76-111) w/o 20 Oct 1943 at Donelson, TN
14910 (MSN 76-113) w/o 25 Sep 1943 at Bairds Mill, TN
14912 (MSN 76-115) w/o 13 May 1943 at Camp MacKall, NC
14913 (MSN 76-116) wfu; to N7617B; to CF-YFE. Flying as C-FYGE
14914 (MSN 76-117, 1120) flying as N4914.
14916 (MSN 76-119) w/o 26 Aug 1943 at Pollock AB, LA
14917 (MSN 76-120) w/o 29 Apr 1943 at Leesville, LA
14918 (MSN 76-121) wfu; to N63098; on display at Flying Leathernecks Museum, Miramar, CA as OY-1.
14919 (MSN 76-122) w/o 13 May 1944 at Tyler, TX
14920 (MSN 76-123) w/o 28 May 1943 at Esler Field, LA
14927 to N1718M
14933 (MSN 76-136) w/o 27 May 1943 at Leach Lake Gunnery Camp, CA
14934 (MSN 76-137) wfu; to N65444
14935 (MSN 76-138) w/o 3 May 1943 at Gordon, TX
14939 (MSN 76-142) w/o 20 Jun 1943 at Abilene, TX
14942 (MSN 76-145) w/o 25 Jun 1943 at Salinas, CA
14944 (MSN 76-147) became NC4977N
14945 (MSN 76-148) w/o 23 Mar 1946 at Reno, NV; repaired; wfu; to N5163V
14946 (MSN 76-149) to N5015N; current 2011
14948 (MSN 76-151) w/o 21 Dec 1943 at Gardner Field, CA
14949 (MSN 76-152) w/o 23 Apr 1943 at Alexandria, LA
14954 (MSN 76-157) w/o 21 Dec 1943 at Gardner Field
14956 (MSN 76-159) wfu; to N68840; current 2011, cancelled 11/13/2014.
14958 (MSN 76-161) w/o 6 Apr 1944 at Brownsboro, TX
14962 (MSN 76-165) w/o 16 Jun 1943 at Abilene AAF, TX
14964 (MSN 76-167) w/o 9 Aug 1944 en-route Hemphill to Yellow Pine, TX
14967 (MSN 76-170) wfu; to XB-ZEN
14970 (MSN 76-173) to US Coast Guard as 4970 Sep 18, 1948.
14971 (MSN 76-174) w/o 24 Apr 1945 at Elgin, OK
14973 (MSN 76-176) w/o 2 Mar 1944 at Sylvania, GA
14982 (MSN 76-185) w/o 3 Mar 1944 at Camp Campbell, KY
14984 (MSN 76-187) to N9881F
14985 (MSN 76-188) w/o 13 Jan 1944 at Charlotte, NC
14987 (MSN 76-190) w/o 12 Dec 1943 at Many, LA
14994 (MSN 76-197) w/o 10 Jun 1945 at Mineral Wells, TX
14995 (MSN 76-198) w/o 2 Jul 1943 at Walterhill, TN
14996 (MSN 76-199) w/o 9 Jun 1946 at Pickens AAF, MS
14999 (MSN 76-1039) to N68MH. At Lone Star Flight Museum
15000 (MSN 76-203) w/o 20 Jul 1943 at Carthage, TN
15001 (MSN 76-204) w/o 8 May 1944 at Carrabelle, FL
15002 (MSN 76-205) w/o 19 Mar 1944 at Statesboro, GA
15003 (MSN 76-206) w/o 7 Sep 1945 at DeKalb, MS
15004 (MSN 76-207) w/o 3 Aug 1943 at Hickman, TN
15005 (MSN 76-208) w/o 15 Feb 1944 at Statesboro AAF, GA
15006 (MSN 76-209) w/o 25 Jul 1943 at Camp Polk, LA
15007 (MSN 76-210) w/o 20 Mar 1945 at Brownwood, TX
15012 (MSN 76-215) w/o 7 Feb 1946 at NAS Millington, TN
15013 (MSN 76-216) w/o 27 Jan 1944 at Brownwood, TX
15014 (MSN 76-217) w/o 10 Jun 1943 at Many, LA
15017 (MSN 76-220) to civil registry as N40002. At War Eagles Museum, Santa Teresa Airport, New Mexico in Jul 2009.
15018 (MSN 76-221) w/o 20 Jul 1943 at Leesville, LA
15019 (MSN 76-222) w/o 15 Dec 1945 at 60 miles from EL Paso, TX
15020 (MSN 76-223) w/o 15 Jul 1943 at Flatwood Landing Strip, LA
15022 (MSN 76-225) w/o 20 Oct 1943 at Ashland, LA
15023 (MSN 76-226) w/o 4 Jul 1943 at Alexandria, LA
15025 (MSN 76-228) to US Coast Guard as OY-1 5025 Sep 16, 1948
15032 (MSN 76-235) w/o 24 Jul 1945 at Bay St Louis, MS
15033 (MSN 76-236) w/o 4 Aug 1944 at Swainsboro, GA
15036 (MSN 76-239) w/o 26 Sep 1943 at Daniel Field, GA
15040 (MSN 76-243) w/o 30 May 1943 at Romulus AAF, MI
15043 (MSN 76-246) w/o 14 May 1944 at Aikens, SC
15050 (MSN 76-253) w/o 20 Jul 1943 at Boxville, KY
15060 (MSN 76-263) to US Coast Guard as OY-1 5060 Sep 9, 1948.
15062 (MSN 76-265) w/o 30 Oct 1943 at Hudson Field, LA
15063 (MSN 76-266) w/o 23 Jul 1943 at North Camp Polk, LA
15065 (MSN 76-268) Redes as L-5 in 1942; w/o 3 Feb 1945 at Kileen, TX
15069 (MSN 76-272) to N57789 with Commemorative AF
42-15073/15158 Taylorcraft O-57A Grasshopper
MSN 4200/4285. Ordered as O-57A, redesignated L-2A in 1942.
15073 (MSN 4200) to civil registry as N47124
15074 (MSN 4201) w/o 9 Jul 1942 at Fort Morgan, CO
15079 (MSN 4206) w/o 29 Jun 1942 at Fort Morgan, CO
15080 (MSN 4207) w/o 28 Sep 1942 at Fort Morgan, CO
15081 (MSN 4208) w/o 5 Jun 1942 at Fort Morgan, CO
15082 (MSN 4209) w/o 13 Jul 1942 at Fort Morgan AAAF #3, CO
15084 (MSN 4211) w/o 24 Aug 1943 at Bowman Field, KY
15085 (MSN 4212) w/o 8 Jul 1942 at Fort Morgan AAAF #3, CO
15087 (MSN 4214) w/o 28 Aug 1943 at Lebanon, KY
15090 (MSN 4217) based at Patterson Field, OH, crashed on flight test Aug 16, 1944,
Cause was engine failure, pilot and civilian inspector killed; crash occurred 4 miles SE of base
15091 (MSN 4218) w/o 25 Aug 1942 at Fort Morgan AAAF #1, CO
15093 (MSN 4220) w/o 14 Jul 1942 at Fort Morgan, CO
15098 (MSN 4225) w/o 13 Jun 1942 at Fort Morgan, CO
15099 (MSN 4226) w/o 13 May 1944 at Patterrson Field, OH
15100 (MSN 4227) w/o 24 Aug 1943 at Worthville, KY
15101 (MSN 4228) w/o 25 Sep 1943 at Dry Ridge, KY
15102 (MSN 4229) w/o 26 Jan 1943 at Fort Morgan, CO
15103 (MSN 4230) w/o 23 Aug 1943 at Bowman Field, KY
15104 (MSN 4231) w/o 28 Jun 1942 at Fort Morgan, CO
15105 (MSN 4232) w/o 11 Sep 1942 at Fort Morgan AAAF #5, CO
15106 (MSN 4233) w/o 23 Jul 1942 at Fort Morgan, CO
15110 (MSN 4237) w/o 13 Oct 1942 at Geiger Field, WA
15111 (MSN 4238) w/o 13 Oct 1942 at Geiger Field, WA
15116 (MSN 4243) w/o 23 Oct 1943 at Barksdale Field, LA
15120 (MSN 4247) sold to Fiji as VQ-FAA
15122 (MSN 4249) w/o 9 Jan 1943 at Hollister, CA
15125 (MSN 4252) w/o 4 Mar 1943 at Needles, CA
15127 (MSN 4254) w/o 20 May 1942 at Salinas, CA
15128 (MSN 4255) w/o 31 Aug 1942 at Rose, CA
15134 (MSN 4261) w/o 4 Apr 1943 at Hamilton Field, CA
15135 (MSN 4262) w/o 30 May 1944 at Timmonsville, SC
15138 (MSN 4265) w/o 6 Nov 1942 at Denton, TX
15139 (MSN 4266) w/o 11 May 1942 at Newport News, VA
15143 (MSN 4270) w/o 4 Sep 1942 at Poquoson, VA
15147 (MSN 4274) w/o 21 Jul 1943 at Greenville, DE
15150 (MSN 4277) w/o 3 Oct 1944 at Rodeo, NM
42-15159/15329 Piper O-59A Grasshopper
Model J3C-65D. MSN 8278/8448. Originally designated O-59, redesignated L-4A in 1942.
15163 (MSN 8282) w/o 9 Nov 1942 at Denton, TX
15165 (MDN 8284) registered N58381, revoked 14Jan77
15168 (MSN 8287) to Polish civil registry as SP-ALR
15169 (MSN 8288) w/o 14 Jul 1942 at Hays Muni Airport, KS
15171 (MSN 8290) with 25th Glider Training detachment destroyed in collision with L-4A 42-36348
while taxiing 9 Apr 1943 at Denton, TX
15172 (MSN 8291) transferred to French AF. to A.C. Fickinger Apr 1948 as F-BCPA. F-BCPA
cancelled Oct 6, 1978. Made it through various French flying clubs until it was ultimately
sold to someone in the USA and shipped back to the states. Registration N377TP reserved
Apr 13, 2009
15174 (MSN 8293) w/o 6 Jan 1943 at Glendale, KY; repaired (?); wfu; preserved at US Army Aviation
Museum, Ft Rucker, AL
15176 (MSN 8295) w/o 12 Nov 1942 at Leesville, LA
15179 (MSN 8298) w/o 15 Jul 1943 at Abernathy AAAF, TX
15180 (MSN 8299) w/o 8 Oct 1943 at Lamesa, TX
15182 (MSN 8301) w/o 26 Mar 1943 at Plainview, TX
15185 (MSN 8304) w/o 5 Jul 1942 at Grand Forks, ND
15186 (MSN 8305) to Polish civil registry as SP-AHL
15187 (MSN 8306) w/o 20 Jul 1943 at Denton, TX
15188 (MSN 8307) force landed and hit fence Camp Polk, LA 3/11/1943.
15190 (MSN 8309) w/o 29 Jun 1942 at Monteagle, TN
15197 (MSN 8316) to VT-CFA Sep 10, 1951.
15198 (MSN 8317) w/o 9 Sep 1943 at Glendale, KY
15200 (MSN 8319) became VO-ABD Jan 3, 1948, then CF-GPD Apr 15, 1949
15204 (MSN 8323) w/o 18 May 1942 at Camp Davis, NC
15205 (MSN 8324) w/o 26 May 1942 at Dona Ana Target Range, NM
15209 (MSN 8328) to Brazil for use in Italy, 13Sep44. Returned to USAAF in Sep 1945
15210 (MSN 8329) to French Army [ALAT] as 215210. W/o 26 Aug 1943 at Charlotte, NC
15211 (MSN 8330) to Brazil for use in Italy, 13Sep44. Returned to USAAF in Sep 1945
15216 (MSN 8335) Received by USAAF February 16, 1942. Delivered to the 125th Observation Squadron, Post Field,
Fort Sill, Lawton, OK March 2, 1942.
Redesignated L-4A April 2, 1942. Brownwood, TX April 19, 1942. Departed USA September 23, 1944.
Delivered to French Morocco September 23, 1944. USAAF 12th AF, Italy October 17, 1944.
Transferred to US Army, Italy.Transferred (probably October 1944) to the French forces. to French Army [ALAT] as 215216.
Registered F-BFYU December 5, 1951. Rebuilt 1962/63 using fuselage from MSN 12161; Frame No. 11989 [44-79865]..
15217 (MSN 8336) to French Army [ALAT] as 215217.
15218 (MSN 8337) wfu; to HB-OAD; to D-EJAF; to G-BJAF on 23 Jun 1989
15222 (MSN 8341) w/o 10 Nov 1942 at Temple, TX
15223 (MSN 8342) registered OO-HAP 1Dec48, cancelled 16Jun51; reregistered OO-DON 3Jul52, cancelled 10Jun53
15224 (MSN 8343) w/o 3 Oct 1942 at LaGrange, GA
15225 (MSN 8344) w/o 28 Jul 1942 at Kirbyville, TX
15226 (MSN 8345) w/o 7 Feb 1943 at Plainview, TX
15227 (MSN 8346) w/o 27 Oct 1943 at Statesboro AAF, GA
15231 (MSN 8350) w/o 19 Mar 1943 at Camp Crowder, MO
15233 (MSN 8352) 16th Air Depot Group, Munchen-Gladbach [Y-56], Germany; 83rd Infantry Division Artillery 26May45
15237 (MSN 8356) w/o 8 Dec 1943 at Grenada AAF, MS
15238 (MSN 8357) w/o 15 Sep 1942 at Jasper, TX
15240 (MSN 8359) w/o 26 Feb 1943 at Burr Ferry, LA
15241 (MSN 8360) w/o 13 May 1942 at Camp Shelby, MS
15244 (MSN 8363) w/o 21 Jul 1943 at Smyrna AAF, TN
15247 (MSN 8366) wfu; to VT-CDR
15248 (MSN 8367) to French Army as 215248, then became F-BIGN. Registered
G-BIJE May 5, 1981.
15252 (MSN 8371) w/o 17 Jul 1942 at Aberdeen AAAF #4, SD
15253 (MSN 8372) w/o 20 Jun 1943 at Reilly Field, AL
15269 (MSN 8388) w/o 7 Mar 1944 at Lake Worth Inlet, FL
15271 (MSN 8390) w/o 12 Jul 1942 at Aberdeen, SD
15272 (MSN 8391) delivered Feb 16, 1942. Condemned due to accident
Nov 16, 1942, Rebuilt and assigned to CAA. To storage
at Rome AAF, NY Jul 15, 1944. Sold as surplus at Cannon AP,
NC. To civil registry as NC49642, later N49642. To German
registry as D-ECIZ Sep 8 1959. Sold to Danish user
in 1973 and registered OY-ECV. Now owned by Thomas Damm
of Denmark still as OY-ECV and repainted with USAAF markings with tail number
215272. Nose and fin chequered blue to represent an L-4
flown by 15th Tactical Recce Sqdn of 10th Photo Group of
9th AF, coded 5M-4.
15274 (MSN 8393) w/o 26 Apr 1943 at Viola, TN
15281 (MSN 8400) w/o 12 Feb 1943 at Hamilton AAAF #3, TX
15285 (MSN 8404) 9th AF, Europe; transferred to Army Ground Forces; 45th Air Depot Group, Grove, Berkshire;
50th Mobile Reclamation and Repair Squadron 31Mar45
15286 (MSN 8405) 4th Glider Training Detachment, Hale, Plainview, TX; damaged taxiing 16 Sep 1942 at Plainview Airport, TX;
9th AF, Europe; transferred to Army Ground Forces; 50th Mobile Reclamation and Repair Squadron; Headquarters,
Artillery Air Section, Ninth US Army, Munchen-Gladbach [Y-56], Germany; ferried to Gütersloh, Germany 15Apr45; Headquarters,
Artillery Air Section, Ninth US Army 4May45; 8th Armored Division Artillery 16May45
15296 (MSN 8415) w/o 3 Jul 1944 at Pattersonville, NY
15301 (MSN 8420) registered OO-AVH 25Jul47, cancelled 28Apr50
15302 (MSN 8421) to French Army [ALAT] as 215302
15311 (MSN 8430) w/o 6 Apr 1943 at Adams Field, AR
15312 (MSN 8431) w/o 17 Dec 1942 at Stuttgart AAF, AR
15313 (MSN 8432) w/o 14 Mar 1943 at Stuttgart AAF, AR
15314 (MSN 8433) w/o 7 Sep 1943 at Bowman Field, KY
15316 (MSN 8435) w/o 21 Aug 1945 at Lawtonka, OK
15318 (MSN 8437) became HB-OAD, then D-EJAF. Registered G-BJAF Jun 23, 1989.
15321 (MSN 8440) 17th Glider Training Detachment, Hartlee, Denton, TX; damaged landing at Denton 30Nov42;
415th Base Headquarters Squadron, Laredo, TX
Damaged taxying at Laredo 1Jan44; 1023rd Mission Support Squadron, Laredo, TX.
W/o when force landed after engine failure 5 Mar 1944 at 50 miles from Lardeo AAF, TX
15322 (MSN 8441) w/o 13 Oct 1942 at Slagle, LA
15323 (MSN 8442) 125th Observation Squadron, 77th Observation Group, Alamo, San Antonio, TX;
Damaged in collision with parked L-4A 42-36538 at Alamo 5Jul43. To French Army [ALAT] as 215323
15324 (MSN 8443) 127th Liaison Squadron, 75th Reconnaissance Group, Morris, Charlotte, NC; damaged in collision with
L-4A 42-36522 taxying at Cannon, Charlotte, NC 5Oct43; to French Army [ALAT] as 215324
15329 (MSN 8448) to Polish civil registry as SP-AHU. Also listed as being destroyed when collided with 42-25331 on
takeoff Jun 30, 1944 at Cha Chang, China
42-15330/15529 Fairchild PT-26-FA
MSN T42-4200/4399. All this batch were delivered directly to RCAF, but retained RAF serials.
15330/15478 to RAF as Cornell I FH851/FH999. All directly to RCAF. RCAF serials same as RAF serials
15429 (MSN T42-42990) registered N75463, current. Damaged Aug 21, 1966 at Gum Spring, Virginia when
collided with fencing during takeoff from rough ground. Preserved and on display at Fagen Fighters
World War II Museum, Granite Fall, Minnesota.
15433 (FH954) crashed in USA before delivery to RCAF
15463 (MSN T43-4333) w/o before delivery to RCAF
15471 (MSN T43-4341) to RCAF as FH992. To civil registry as N67481, later N992FH. C of R expired Jun 30, 2011
15479/15529 to RAF as Cornell I FJ650/FJ700. All directly to RCAF. RCAF serials same as RAF serials
15491 (MSN T43-4361) to RCAF as FJ662. Becam N9606H.
Loaned to Historic Aircraft Museum at Southend in 1974.
Museum closed in 1983 and aircraft moved to Rebel Air
Museum at Andrewsfield, later at Earls Colne. This museum
closed in 1997 and plane went into storage at Martham,
England. Sold on eBay, registered G-CEVL Nov 22, 2007.
N9606H had an accident in 1948. Upon removal of the
MSN plate (seemed not to be the original) Fairchild
plate showing MSN T42-3642 (PT-19A 42-33976) was
revealed. This may mean that the plane was repaired after the
accident, and a replacement fuselage was fitted. G-CEVL
is understood to be under restoration to fly and will
be painted as FJ662. G-CEVL cancelled Oct 21, 2015 and registered G-CRNL same day.
15529 listed as being Cornell I FJ700, but does not appear in
RAF records, probably went directly to RCAF.
42-15530/15569 Douglas C-53-DO
MSN 7325/7364. Contract No. AC-1040-DA
15530 (MSN 7325) to USAAF Jul 12, 1942. 8th AF Oct 30, 1942. Oran Jan 30, 1943. 12th AF. To FLC Dec 7, 1945.
To Italian civil registry as I-EBRO Jan 11, 1948. To Italian AF as MM61817
Nov 18, 1952 to Nov 1973
15531 (MSN 7326) to USAAF Jul 14, 142. 8th AF Oct 31, 1942. Oran Feb 28, 1943. 12th AF.
W/o 27 Jan 1945 at Malignano, Italy; condemned Feb 10, 1945, salvaged
15532 (MSN 7327) to USAAF Jul 15, 1942. 8th AF Oct 31, 1942. Oran Feb 28, 1943.
W/o 16 Jan 1944 at Casablanca, Morocco; SOC Jul 8, 1944
15533 (MSN 7328) to USAAF Jul 16, 1942. To RFC Nov 2, 1945. to American Airlines Mar 6, 1945 as
NC15581 "Flagship Providence". Reregisterd N132D Mar 1954.
WFU Greenville, SC Jul 12, 1973.
15534 (MSN 7329) to USAAF Jul 16, 1942. Crashed May 3, 1943, Mobile Bay, 1 mi S of Brookley Field, AL.
15535 (MSN 7330) to USAAF Jul 16, 1942. 8th AF Oct 30, 1942. Oran Feb 28 1945. 12th AF
Denmark Oct 8, 1945. Became OY-DCI of DDL "Seir Viking" Dec 8, 1945. Crashed at Ubrichstein, Germany Feb 12, 1948
while on approach to Frankfurt 12 of 21 onboard killed.
15536 (MSN 7331) to USAAF Jul 19, 1942. To RFC Mar 24, 1945. To civilian registry as NC39334.
Sold to Faucett of Peru as OB-PBH-530. Crashed Tingo Maria, Peru Feb 4, 1962. While flying at FL 150,
the pilot radioed he was returning to Huanuco because of bad weather. Soon after, the plane was seen
spiraling towards the ground and witnesses heard the engines accelerate before the aircraft hit a hill.
Separation of the left elevator in flight. All 18 aboard killed.
15537 (MSN 7332) to USAAF Jul 19, 1942. W/o 31 Jan 1943 at Castaic, CA
15538 (MSN 7333) to USAAF Jul 21, 1942. To RFC Apr 28, 1945. To YS-21 TACA de Salvador, to TI-75 TACA de Costa Rica.
To PP-AVJ Mar 28, 1945 of Empresa de Transportes Aerovias Brasil S.A. To REAL in 1954. To Varig Aug 1961.
To Servicios Aercos Defesa Rural Jahu Dec 22, 1964. To PT-CGL May 10, 1965, to PP-VDM Varig Jan 13, 1966,
Cia Meridional de Mineracao "Myriam" Jan 31, 1972. To Amazonia Mineracao SA in 1980. WFU Aug 1983.
Stored at Manaus Aug 1983.
15539 (MSN 7334) to USAAF Jul 20, 1942. W/o 21 Mar 1944 at Idalou AAAF, TX. SOC Apr 12, 1944 Lubbock, Texas
15540 (MSN 7335) to USAAF Jul 20, 1942. 8th AF Oct 1, 1942. Oran Feb 28, 1943. 12th FF Jul 8, 1944.
Condemned Jul 19, 1945.
15541 (MSN 7336) to USAAF Jul 22, 1942. To RFC May 5, 1945. To Pan Am (Latin American Division) as NC44786.
On Mar 27, 1956 to Japan Helicopter and Aeroplane Transport Co as JA5045. Reregistered to
All Nippon Nov 27, 1957. Crashed into sea off Sakiya Saugye Is., Japan Aug 12, 1958
on flight from Tokyo to Nagoya. All 33 onboard killed.
15542 (MSN 7337) to USAAF Jul 22, 1942. To RFC May 5, 1945. to NC34417 Oct 30, 1945 with TWA "336",
to Northeast Jan 1952. Crashed Sep 15, 1957, New Bedford, Massachusetts. The aircraft struck trees to
the right and short of the runway during approach in fog. The pilot attempted to make a visual approach
by descending prematurely in the approach area without adherence to the prescribed ILS approach
procedure which was dictated by existing weather conditions. 12 of 24 onboard killed.
15543 (MSN 7338) to USAAF Aug 25, 1942. To RFC Jan 12, 1945. Tn 1945 to PH-TBC with KLM, but NTU.
To PJ-ALC "Chuchubi" of KLM (West Indies Division). To PH-DAD with KLM Mar 7, 1962, to 9N-AAI of Royal
Nepal Airlines Nov 23, 1962. Later broken up
15544 (MSN 7339) to US Navy Aug 28, 1942 as BuNo 06995
15545 (MSN 7340) to USAAF Sep 1, 1945. to RFC Dec 16, 1944. to NC49541 WAA United "Mainliner Long Beach" Jan 28, 1945,
To Central Airlines Inc B30Sep54 - Frontier Oct 1, 1967 as N49541- Aero American Inc Dec68 - American Teledyne
Co - Geotronics, Long Beach, CA (Jul69) - To CF-BFV Atlantic Central A/L, St Johns, NB 26Oct 26, 1973 -
To C-FBFV Lambair Fld, The Pas C-FBFV was in open storage at Winnipeg, engineless, in Oct 1987. By Jul 1989
it had no wings either - cancelled Dec 1992, wfu. 1974 - Perimeter Airlines Nov 1981 - Ontario Central A/L Jan 82 -
Perimeter Airlines Nov82.
15546 (MSN 7341) to USAAF Aug 30, 1942. Africa Eastern Desert Nov 17, 1942. (ran Sep 10, 1943.
8th AF Feb 20, 1944. 9th AF. WFS. to Cruziero in Brazil May 2, 1946 as PP-CCX. Crashed Mar 22, 1951 Florianopolis, Sta Caterina,
Brazil. The No. 2 engine failed on a go-around in reduced visibility and rain and the aircraft crashed
into the ocean. 3 of 14 onboard killed.
15547 (MSN 7342) to USAAF Aug 31, 1942. With douglas until Apr 21, 1943.
Crashed May 4, 1943, 10 mi NW of Kimball, NB. W/o 1 Dec 1943 at Hyannis, NE
15548 (MSN 7343) to USAAF Aug 31, 1942. Africa Eastern desert Nov 17, 1942. Oran Sep 10, 1943. condemned Jul 8, 1944
15549 (MSN 7444) to USAAF SEp 7, 1942. Africa Eastern Desert Nov 17, 1942. Oran Sep 10, 1943. 8th AF Feb 20, 1944.
W/o 28 Dec 1944 at Sandweiler, Luxembourg.
15550 (MSN 7345) to USAAF Sep 2, 1942. To RFC Jan 12, 1945. to PJ-ALB "Blaauwduif" of KLM (West Indies Division)
Sep 11, 1945, then HP-327 of RAPSA Mar 10, 1961 , then TI-1067L Nov 12, 1968, then TI-LRE of LACSA, t
hen TI-AMS of Apsa Int, registered Aug 27, 1978, later SANSA May 1978-Apr 1980. wfu 1980.
15551 (MSN 7346) to USAAF Sep 3, 1942. to RFC Jan 12, 1945. To EC-CAY with Iberia,by 1955 was EC-ABN of Iberia.
DBR Apr 10, 1958 at Palma, Majorca
15552 (MSN 7347) to USAAF Sep 4, 1942. To RFC Dec 19, 1944. To NC19915 with Penn Central Apr 30, 1945.
To Capital Airlines Apr 1948. To United Airlines Jun 1, 1961. To Blaw Knox Co--Beldex Corp Apr 19, 1963.
To Joe G. Marrs, First Bank of Lake Placid Jan 1975, Skylark Aviation, CA Jun 1977. Aurora Leasong Co, MA
Nov 1977. Sale reported May 1983. N19915 to W. N. Banos, Pasadena, CA Nov 12, 1987, to L. L. Perkins, CA
Nov 1988. Current 2011.
15553 (MSN 7348) to USAAF Sep 6, 1942. Oran Sep 10, 21943. 9th AF Sep 6, 1944. Returned to USA Aug 22, 1945.
To RFC Aug 27, 1945. To NC45388 with Northeast Airlines Sep 20, 1945. To Air Carrier Service
Corp Sep 1967, Jack Richards Aircraft Co, Oklahoma City, OK in 1968. To Tulsa Air Leasing Inc, Oklahoma
in 1970. To Stan Burnstein, Tulsa, OK in 1971. Broken up by Apr 1973.
15554 (MSN 7349) to USAAF Sep 9, 1942. To RFC Dec 16, 1944. To NC28508 with Mid-Continent Feb 15, 1946, to N28508
with Braniff Airways Aug 15, 1952. To Trans Texas Nov 15, 1959, Gulf American Land Corp May 13, 1965,
Modern Air Transport Oct 1967, Bordas & Co, San Juan, Puerto Rico Jan 1968, cancelled 1968
15555 (MSN 7350) to US Navy Sep 10, 1942 as BuNo 06996
15556 (MSN 7351) to US Navy Sep 11, 1942 as BuNo 06997
15557 (MSN 7352) to USAAF Sep 11, 1942. USAAF Palm Springs Sep 20, 1943. to RFC Jan 12, 1946.
To Devlet Hava Yollari (DHY) as TC-ACA. Struck sand dune on approach
to Cairo, Egypt Nov 19, 1951. All 5 onboard killed.
15558 (MSN 7353) to USAAF Sep 13, 1942. Used in training by 5th AF 317t TCG, 46th TCS, Oct 1, 1942 to
Dec 12, 1942. To RFC Mar 24, 1945. To Royal Norwegian AF (Norges LuftfartstN) as 15558, code "O" Sep 25, 1945 -
To LN-IAK to DNL, named "Nordkvn" delivered Apr 9, 1946, to SAS "Knut Viking" Aug 1, 1948 - Registered SE-BSM ABA/SAS
Jul 8, 1954 - Registered Jul 8, 1954 to Linieflvg Dec 6, 1957 - Transair-Sweden Feb 9, 1953 - Linieflyg Feb 17, 1963 -
Svensk FlvgJanst/ Swedair, Bromma Feb 26, 1965, registered Jun 21, 1965. to D-CCCC
Classic Wings, Sep 19, 1988. Crashed Dec 22, 1991 near Heidelberg, Germany when struck a tree-covered
hill in low clouds, 27 of 30 onboard killed. The sightseeing tour struck a hill at 2,000 ft. while
making a left turn in turbulence. Poor crew coordination. Overloaded.
15559 (MSN 7354) to USAAF Sep 13, 1942. To RFC Jan 10, 1945. By 1955 was TC-ADA of Devlet Hava Yollari.
To N58U Mar 1, 1956, but NTU. Seen derelict at Yesilkoy/Istanbul Jun 1971.
15560 (MSN 7355) to USAAF Sep 13, 1942. To RFC Jan 13, 1945 - NC33332 DPC - Northwest "332" leased Apr 1945,
bought Aug 1, 1949 - To Magnolia Oil Co (Mobilgas) "Flying Horsepower" Sep 1956 - Magnolia Petroleum Co - XB-POA
Dragados SA Jun 17, 1963 - Marinos del Golfo Oct 22, 1970 - cancelled 1973.
15561 (MSN 7356) to USAAFSep 13, 1942. To RFC Jan 12, 1945 - to NC33346 Braniff - Southern - Reregistered N63SA 1954.
Reregistered N742J 1966 - Jet Intl Corp, Montgomery, AL Apr 1970 - VA Mins Inc, Jacksonville, FL Feb 18, 1972
Derelict (Apr 1976 to May 1980) - Registration pending (Jun 1977 to Dec 1981).
15562 (MSN 7357) to USAAf Sep 16, 1942. To RFC Mar 17, 1945. To NC36516
15563 (MSN 7358) to USAAF Sep 17, 1942. to Pan American as NC30096 Sep 20, 1942. To XA-GUN with Aeronaves de Mexico.
Crashed Mar 26, 1954. Crashed and burned on Friar's Peak in the Salinas mountains after being waved off for landing
due to a dust storm. All 18 onboard killed.
15564 (MSN 7359) to USAAF Sep 17 1942. To Pan American as NC30097 Sep 20, 1942. To Aeronaves DE of Mexico as XA-DIN
15565 (MSN 7360) to USAAF Sep 23, 1942. 8th AF Nov 3, 1942. 9th AF. condemned Oct 31, 1944.
15566 (MSN 7361) to Sep 20, 1942. Used in training by 5th AF 317th TCG, 141st TCS Oct 3, 1942 to Oct 17, 1942.
To Pan American Airways as NC33320 ca Aug 16, 1944. To XA-HEP Aeronaves de Mexico
15567 (MSN 7362) to USAAF sep 23, 1942. 8th AF Nov 3, 1942. Netherlands/Belgium. Netherlands Jun 24, 1947.
WFU. Became F-BCYZ with Aigle Azur Oct 2, 1947. To CF-GOC, Maritime Central Ailines Spr 3, 1951.
Later to Eastern Provincial Airways Oct 1, 1963. Crashed Nov 21, 1964 at Lourdes de Blanc Sablon,
Quebec.
15568 (MSN 7363) to USAAF Sep 27, 1942. To RFC May 3, 1945. To NC17890 WAA - United Airlines Leased Jun 14, 1945, bought
Aug 1, 1949. Fitted with radar and named "Sir Echo" - A J Levin Co Aug 27, 1954 - Ladish Co -
Symington Wayne Corp, Salisbury, MD Airlease Corp Inc, Beaufort, SC Nov 1968 - Parachutes Inc, Orange, MA -
Aurora Lsg Co, Orange, MA Jan 10, 1975 - Aerocentauro Inc, San Ysidro, CA Oct 1, 1980. N17890 - dismantled
and fuselage only at San Diego, Brown Field, Nov 1986 - Robert A Rogers, Roswell, NM, bought Jan 9, 1987.
Cancelled Mar 1990
15569 (MSN 7364) to USAAF Sep 28, 1942. W/o 5 Nov 1942 in Greenland; repaired (?); DBR Feb 20, 1945, Presque Isle
42-15570/15869 Stearman PT-27 Kaydet
15570/15601 MSN 75-3759/75-3790. To RAF as FD968/FD999 for use in Canada for Empire Air Training Scheme.
Returned to USAF in 1943.
15572 (MSN 75-3761) to RAF as FD970 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FD970; returned to USAF in 1943.
Was registered N53234, cancelled Nov 2, 1971
15575 (MSN 75-3764) registered as N61W
15577 (MSN 75-3766) To RAF as FD975 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FD975; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 10 Jun 1943 at Echeverria Field, AZ
15578 (MSN 75-3767) To RAF as FD976 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FD976; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 24 Oct 1943 at Rockwall, TX
15586 (MSN 75-3775) To RAF as FD984 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FD984; returned to USAAF in 1943; wfu;
to N57374; current 2011
15587 (MSN 75-3776) To RAF as FD985 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FD985; returned to USAAF in 1943; wfu;
to N57339; current 2013
15589 (MSN 75-3778) To RAF as FD987 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FD987; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 15 Dec 1942 at Isleta, NM; repaired (?); w/o 30 Dec 1943 at Tucson, AZ
15591 (MSN 75-3780) registered N77AA
15595 (MSN 75-3784) To RAF as FD993 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FD993; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 1 Jul 1943 at Spivey AAAF
15595 (MSN 75-3784) To RAF as FD993 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FD993; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 1 Jul 1943 at Spivey AAAF
15599 (MSN 75-3788) To RAF as FD997 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FD997; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 27 Jul 1943 at Jackson, TN
15602/15860 MSN 75-3791/75-4049. To RAF as FJ741/FJ999 for use in Canada for Empire Air Training Scheme.
Returned to USAF in 1943.
15607 (MSN 75-3796) To RAF as FJ746 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ746; returned to USAAF in 1943; wfu;
to N59040; current 2013
15612 (MSN 75-3801) To RAF as FJ751 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ751; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 4 Jun 1943 at Mun Arpt, Casa Grande, AZ; repaired; wfu; to N374BV; current 2013
15613 (MSN 75-3802) to civil registry as N73694.
15619 (MSN 75-3808) registered as N59031
15621 (MSN 75-3810) o RAF as FJ760 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ760; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 27 Feb 1943 at Camden, AR
15628 (MSN 75-3817) To RAF as FJ767 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ767; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 6 Jan 1944 at Echeverria Field, AZ; repaired; wfu; to N65200; current 2013
15630 (MSN 75-3819) To RAF as FJ769 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ769; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 25 Sep 1943 at Jackson, TN
15649 (MSN 75-3838) To RAF as FJ788 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ788; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 28 Sep 1943 at Jackson, TN
15654 (MSN 75-3843) registered as N53232.
15662 (MSN 75-3851) to RCAF as FJ801. To N62842. In 2013 was being restored at Norfolk and Suffolk
Aviation Museum at Flixton, UK.
15663 (MSN 75-3852) To RAF as FJ802 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ802; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 4 Mar 1944 at Echeverria Field, AZ
15665 (MSN 75-3854) To RAF as FJ804 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ804; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 28 Aug 1944 at Hemet, CA
15666 (MSN 75-3855) to N56234, now G-CKSR
15667 (MSN 75-3856) To RAF as FJ806 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ806; returned to USAAF in 1943;
wfu; to N53292; current 2013
15672 (MSN 75-3861) To RAF as FJ811 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ811; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 29 Jun 1944 at Hunter AAAF, CA
15676 (MSN 75-3865) registered as N63268.
15678 (MSN 75-3867) on civil registry as N59269
15681 (MSN 75-3870) to civil registry as N50742 Oct 25, 1979 and still current.
15682 (MSN 75-3871) To RAF as FJ821 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ821; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 3 May 1944 at Norton Airdrome, CA
15684 (MSN 75-3873) To RAF as FJ823 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ823; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 27 Sep 1943 at Jackson, TN
15687 (MSN 75-3876) To RAF as FJ826 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ826; returned to USAAF in 1943;
wfu; to N450HS; current 2013
15692 (MSN 75-3881) To RAF as FJ831 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ831; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 22 Sep 1944 at Thunderbird Field # 2, AZ
15694 (MSN 75-3883) registered as N53180.
15696 (MSN 75-3885) was registered as N747JR, now registered as F-AZXN
15699 (MSN 75-3888) To RAF as FJ838 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ838; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 8 Jun 1943 at Condor Field, CA
15701 (MSN 75-3890) To RAF as FJ840 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ840; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 25 Nov 1943 at Blythe, CA
15704 (MSN 75-3893) to Canada as FJ843. Became N53231. Flying in 1999, not registered by 2012.
15706 (MSN 75-3895) To RAF as FJ845 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ845; returned to USAAF in 1943;
wfu; to N1942N; current 2013
15713 (MSN 75-3902) To RAF as FJ852 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ852; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 3 Mar 1944 at Rankin Home Field, CA
15718 (MSN 75-3907) registered as N53084
15719 (MSN 75-3908) registered as N58700
15720 (MSN 75-3909) To RAF as FJ859 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ859; returned to USAAF in 1943;
wfu; to N56233; current 2013
15722 (MSN 75-3911) To RAF as FJ861 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ861; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 26 May 1943 at Jackson, TN
15726 (MSN 75-3915) To RAF as FJ865 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ865; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 19 Mar 1943 at Paradise Valley, AZ
15727 (MSN 75-3916) To RAF as FJ866 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ866; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 8 Mar 1944 at Condor Field, CA; repaired; wfu; to N56749; current 2013
15736 (MSN 75-3925) to Canada as FJ875. Ex RCAF 375 FTS and 32 EFTS. Restored and airworthy
in Canada as C-GQUE
15737 (MSN 75-3926) to Canada as FJ876. To civil registry as N56551. Restored and flying in USAAF colors.
15740 (MSN 75-3929) To RAF as FJ879 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ879; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 13 Jul 1943 at Condor Field, CA
15741 (MSN 75-3930) To RAF as FJ880 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ880; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 22 Dec 1943 at Blythe, CA
15744 (MSN 75-3933) To RAF as FJ883 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ883; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 10 Jul 1943 at Jackson, TN
15748 (MSN 75-3937) to RCAF as FJ887, to N450SS, restored, active
15751 (MSN 75-3940) was registered N59998, cancelled Nov 8, 2013.
15752 (MSN 75-3941) To RAF as FJ891 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ891; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 30 Dec 1943 at Morton Airdrome, CA
15757 (MSN 75-3946) To RAF as FJ896 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ896; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 4 Feb 1944 at Echeverria Field, AZ
15758 (MSN 75-3947) To RAF as FJ897 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ897; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 7 Mar 1944 at Glendale, AZ
15759 (MSN 75-3948) To RAF as FJ898 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ898; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 15 Feb 1943 at Harrell Field, AR
15760 (MSN 75-3949) To RAF as FJ899 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ899; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 26 Jun 1944 at Ryan Field AAAF #2, CA
15767 (MSN 75-3956) registered as N50739.
15770 (MSN 75-3959) registered as N48989
15771 (MSN 75-3960) To RAF as FJ910 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ910; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 23 May 1943 at Huntersville, TN
15772 (MSN 75-3961) was registered as N56883, cancelled Apr 23, 2013.
15774 (MSN 75-3963) registered as N53181
15788 (MSN 75-3977) registered as N56656
15790 (MSN 75-3979) To RAF as FJ929 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ929; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 15 Jul 1943 at Union City, TN
15792 (MSN 75-3981) To RAF as FJ931 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ931; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 16 Feb 1944 at Aguila AAAF, AZ
15798 (MSN 75-3987) To RAF as FJ937 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ937; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 22 Dec 1943 at Hancock Field, CA
15801 (MSN 75-3990) registered as N54671.
15802 (MSN 75-3991) To RAF as FJ941 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ941; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 4 Dec 1943 at Glendale, AZ
15803 (MSN 75-3992) was registered N56789, cancelled Feb 28, 2011. Now suspended from the top of a
hanger at an Agricultural operation in Imperial, CA
15804 (MSN 75-3993) to Royal Canadian AF as FJ943, returned to US and served with No. 1 British
Flying Training School, Terrell, Texas (early 1943 to mid-1944). Now registered N42PW.
15811 (MSN 75-4000) with Red Baron Pizza team as N806RB
15814 (MSN 75-4003) To RAF as FJ953 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ953; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 9 Oct 1943 at Peoria, AZ
15816 (MSN 75-4005) To RAF as FJ955 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ955; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 9 Mar 1943 at Trenton, TN
15818 (MSN 75-4007) To RAF as FJ957 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ957; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 1 Feb 1943 at Jackson, TN
15820 (MSN 75-4009) To RAF as FJ959 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ959; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 27 Nov 1943 at Glendale, AZ
15827 (MSN 75-4016) To RAF as FJ966 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ966; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 10 Nov 1943 at Peoria, AZ
15829 (MSN 75-4018) registered as N747Q
15833 regiwtered as N7711J
15841 (MSN 75-4030) To RAF as FJ980 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ980; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 26 May 1943 at Jackson, TN
15847 (MSN 75-4036) To RAF as FJ986 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ986; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 25 Dec 1942 at Weston, CO
15848 (MSN 75-4037) registered as N59260 Jun 1968. Re-registered Mar 2014.
15849 (MSN 75-4038) To RAF as FJ988 (ntu); to Canadian AF as FJ988; returned to USAAF in 1943;
w/o 27 Sep 1943 at Jackson, TN
15851 (MSN 75-4040) with Tillsonburg AS 1994.
15852 (MSN 75-4041) to RCAF as FJ991, then became N75857.
Registered G-RJAH Apr 6, 1990. Reregistered G-DINS Jan 3, 2018. Airworthy Sep 2018.
15861/15869 MSN 75-4050/75-4058. 15861/15869 to RAF as FK100/FK108 for use in Canada for Empire Air Training Scheme.
Returned to USAF in 1943.
42-15870/15894 Douglas C-53-DO
MSN 7387/7411. Contract No DAAC-1047
15870 (MSN 7387) built at Douglas Santa Monica for USAAF, To USAAF Jul 27, 1942.
Sold to PAN AM (1944-10/47) as NC30089. For Panair do Brazil (1947-1948) as PP-PCS, as PP-NAZ
operated by Navegação Aérea Brasileira. On Nov 22, 1959
after take off from Santos Dumont, Rio de Janeiro Brazil disappeared over the sea at night, 2 fatal.
15871 (MSN 7388) to USAAF Jul 24, 1942. To RFC Apr 28, 1945. To NC36803 with Pan American in 1947, to XA-HUS
with CVMA (Mexicana). Crashed Sep 28, 1960 on the slopes of a mountain in dense fognear Juchitepec, Mexico.
5 passengers, 3 crew killed
15872 (MSN 7389) to USAAF Jul 26, 1942. Condemned Sep 28, 1942, Florence, South Carolina
15873 (MSN 7390) to USAAF Jul 26, 1942. 34th TCS, 315th TCG, Altermaston. Accident landing at Hendon
Jan 22, 1943. 7167th Special Air Missions Squadron, Wiesbaden, West Germany; Headquarters Command,
used by Embassy Flights; Salzburg, Austria, Geneva, Switzerland, Vienna, Austria.
Returned to USA Mar 1959. 1001st Air Base Wing, Andrews AFB.. To MASDC Aug 1960.
Sold from Davis Monthan Aug 20, 1961 - To N87638 Aero American Corp,
Tucson, AZ 1961 - To N569R Island Creek Coal Co, Huntington, WV - Ontario A/W Inc, Auburn, NY (1966) -
Roasan Inc, Newport Beach, CA 1967 - E A Sperkula, Long Beach, CA (Jan 1972) Air Rent Inc, Chico, CA -
Steig AG L (Feb74) Kurfiss Avn (Mar74) - To F-OCUY Helicopter res Hemet Buzzichelli "Chateau de
Miniesebes" Apr 17, 1975 Hemet Exploration, Toulouse (1980) - To F-BJBY in 1980.
Crashed Apr 21, 1981 on flight from Oran to Toulouse.
15874 (MSN 7391)to USAAF Jul 26, 1942. W/o 3 Jul 1944 at Idalon AAAF, TX; repaired (?); wfu;
to NC33321 Pan American in 1944 - to YV-C-AVX Avensa in 1949 - Crashed Dec 25, 1952 in sea off La Guaccos,
Venezuela. Lost altitude and ditched near shore after taking off. 3 of 5 onboard killed.
15875 (MSN 7392) to USAAF Jul 30, 1942. To RFC 12Jan45 - To PJ-ALA KLM (WI Div) "Ala Blanca" Jul 29, 1945 HP-309
Rutas Aereas Panamenas SA Feb 16, 1961 - wfu after Jul 1974 - HP-729 Valdiaz SA - Chitreana L mid
1977 - ACASA, Costa Rica. HP-729 Jun 18, 1984 - HI-445 'Budget Rent-A-Plane', Bordas - F Gomez -
Mar 8, 1985 but noted at Ft Lauderdale Apr 19, 1988 - N90079 Hill Air Co Ine, Ft Lauderdale, FL
Dec 18, 1986 - North American Aircraft Sales Co bought Jan 14, 1992 - Hill Air Co Inc, Ft Lauderdale
Was at museum at Clearwater, FL airport. Now sitting at Wachula, FL airport.
15876 (MSN 7393) to USAAF Jul 31, 1942. North Africa Wing ATC Jul 16 1943. Returned to USA Dec 23, 1944.
Caribbean Wing ATC. To RFC Feb 9, 1945 - NC15576 Hawaiian Airlines "12" Lex RFC, B 1949 - N124E Libbey
Owens Ford Glass Co, Toledo, OH 1956- A R Dillard Jr, Wichita Falls, TX (1966) - J H Hill, Cypress Hill,
TX Sep 1967 - J J Stokes Sr, San Marcos, TX (1973) - M Ohlinger, McAllen, TX RJun 23, 1978.
15877 (MSN 7394) to USAAF Jul 9, 1942. To RFC 16Dec44 - To NC33331 Northwest "331" leased Mar45 - Oct 1949 - Knudner
Agency Inc, New York - To N28C 1952 - Consolidated Food Corp - To N28U Illinois
Univ Board of Trustees 1967 - Bi-State Assn Inc, Decatur, IL (Feb 1970) - C T Sweet, Colombia,
MO 1970 - Southgate State Bank & Trust Co of Kansas Apr 1971 - J E Swann Nov 1971 - To N163E Escort Air
Taxis Inc-Nevada Las Vegas,,NVR27 Aug 1976-Pacific Nail AW (1980) - Grossman, Beverlv Hills,
Nov 17, 1980 - w/o 05Dec82 Burbank, CA (taxiing accident) - fuselage to Las Vegas 14Nov 14, 1983 for use as
restaurant.
15878 (MSN 7395) to USAAF Jul 29, 1942. To RFC 0ct 8, 1945 - To NC86586 Colonial A,L - III Camcron Jan54 -
CC-CLI LAN Chile "211". CC-CLDQ 1957 - To CC-CBU - No longer registered. Rear fuselage used as
caravan by circus (1979).
15879 (MSN 7396) to USAAF Jul 29, 1942. Survey Jun 14, 1944 - NC33322 Pan American -PP-ICT Panair do Brasil
0ct 22, 1947 - PP-NMA Navegacao Aerea Brasileira Aug 7, 1958 - VASP 1962 - To PP-PEE Panair do
Brasil 0ct 3, 1962 - Crashed Jan 22, 1965 Porto Velho, Brazil.
15880 (MSN 7397) to USAAF Jul 29, 1942. 8th AF Oct 25, 1942. Oran Feb 28, 1943.
WFU May 11, 1946. To I-ENOS Avio Lince Italiane Oct 10, 1947. To ALI Flotte Riunite Sep 12, 1949, to LAI Feb 25, 1952.
To Italian AF as MM61818 Nov 18, 1952. WFU.
15881 (MSN 7398) to USAAF Jul 31, 1942. *th AF Nov 3, 1942. Oran. Reported condemned Oct 31, 1943 as salvage.
Also reported as NC19918
15882 (MSN 7399) to USAAF Jul 3, 1942. to NC34950 Mid-Continent Jul 20, 1944 - To Braniff Aug 16, 1952 -
Lake Central Airlines Jan 15, 1959 - Houston Avn Prods Corp, Houston, TX Dec 31, 1965 - Space Airfreight
Lines, New Orleans, LA 1966 to 1974 - No longer registered.
15883 (MSN 7400) to USAAF Jul 31, 1942. On Aug 24, 1944 to NC19928 Northwest Aurkubes ATC44 - Mid-Continent Jan 1949 -
Crashed Mar 2, 1951 Sioux City, Iowa. After a missed ILS approach , the pilot stalled the plane and crashed in poor
weather conditions. A stall during a left turn too close to the ground to effect a recovery. Pilot error.
3 crew, 13 passengers killed.
15884 (MSN 7401) to USAAF Aug 13, 1942. Africa Eastern desert Nov 17, 1942. MIA Jul 9, 1943
15885 (MSN 7402) to USAAF Aug 13, 1942. th AF Nov 9, 1942. 9th AF. w/o May 3, 1944 when crashed after an engine fire
forced landing at RAF Shellingford, England, near Faringdon, UK.
15886 (MSN 7403) to USAAF Aug 16, 1942. to RFC Dec 21, 1944 - To NC49556 Braniff 1945 - Southern A/W Co - N67SA reregistered
1958 - Florida Acft Leasing Jul 3, 1967 - Reregistered N872A - Jack Richards Acft Co - A&H Enterprises Inc
Leisure l,and Realty Inc, Detroit, MI (Jan 1970) Carolina Acft Corp, Ft Lauderdale, FL (1971)- D&D Food
Produce Inc, Surfside, FL Feb 1975 - American Piner; Inc. Ft Lauderdale, FL (Mar 1977) - -
To N212NW Oct 10, 1978. N872A reregistered Oct 1978. Current 2011.
15887 (MSN 7404) to USAAF Aug 3, 1942. 8th AF Nov 3, 1942. Netherlands/Belgium. WFU.
to PP-CCZ Air Carrier Supply Corp for del to Brazil -
PP-CCZ Cruzeir(i "Caritiana" Mar 19, 1946 cancelled 14Mar 1971 - B/u (fuselage still at Rio-Jacarepagua
Apr 1974. Dismantled Feb 1980.
15888 (MSN 7405) to USAAF Aug 14, 1942. to RFC May 8, 1945. to NC12910 with American Airlines May 29, 1944.
To War Assets Agency Oct 8, 1947, back to 42-15888 with Army Corps of Engineers, Dallas, Texas in 1961
15889 (MSN 7406) to USAAF Aug 14, 1942. to Chinese National Aviation Corporation (CNAC) under
Lend-Lease Oct 7, 1942. Crashed and burned out on landing at Kunming
Nov 19, 1943. 3 occupants killed.
15890 (MSN 7407) to USAAF Aug 16, 1942. To Chinese National Aviation Corp (CNAC) Sep 18, 1942 under Lend-Lease
as CNAC 58. Crashed near Naga Hills, China while flying the Hump Apr 7, 1943.
One of the 3 crewmembers aboard was killed, but the other two survived and walked out.
15891 (MSN 7408) to US Navy Aug 13, 1942 as BuNo 06992
15892 (MSN 7409) to US Navy Aug 16, 1942 as BuNo 06993
15893 (MSN 7410) to USAAF Aug 16, 1942. To 8th AF Jan 8, 1943. Oran Jun 16, 1943. 8th AF Jan 31, 1944.
12th AF Jul 8, 1944 condemned Sep 30, 1944, salvage
15894 (MSN 7411) to US Navy Aug 28, 1942 as BuNo 06994
42-15895 Interstate XO-63 Grasshopper
Later redesignated XL-6.
42-15896/16723 Stearman PT-17 Kaydet
MSN 75-4059/75-4886
15896/16045 loaned to China
15968 (MSN 75-4131) W/o 7 Nov 1943 at Sadiya, India
15995 (MSN 75-4158) W/o 7 Jul 1945 at Dikom, India
16020 (MSN 75-4183) W/o 31 May 1943 at Dinjan, India
16033 (MSN 75-4196) W/o 23 Sep 1942 at Karachi AB, India
16052 (MSN 75-4215) W/o 11 Apr 1943 at Maxwell Field, AL
16054 (MSN 75-4217) W/o 25 Nov 1943 at Cope, SC
16066 (MSN 75-4229) registered as N52212.
16074 (MSN 75-4237) W/o 29 Jun 1943 at Bennettsville, SC
16082 (MSN 75-4245) W/o 30 Jan 1943 at Kenton, TN; repaired (?); wfu;
To civil registry as N57315, later N245TF. Exported to New Zealand, now registered as ZK-PJS
16096 (MSN 75-4259) W/o 28 Jul 1944 at Avenger Field, TX; repaired (?); to civil registry as N64905
16097 (MSN 75-4260) W/o 9 Mar 1944 at Clarksdale, MS
16110 (MSN 75-4273) Wfu; to Dominican Rep AF as 25, later 1306 in Aug 1944; wfu 1957
16111 (MSN 75-4274) W/o 16 May 1943 at Clarksdale, MS. Was registered as N61356, cancelled Oct 29, 2014.
16112 (MSN 75-4275) W/o 21 Dec 1942 at Fletcher Field, MS
16113 (MSN 75-4276) registeed as N49733
16118 (MSN 75-4281) to civil registry as N49738
16127 (MSN 75-4290) W/o 5 Aug 1943 at Fletcher Field, MS
16128 (MSN 75-4291) W/o 22 Feb 1943 at Clarksdale, MS
16130 (MSN 75-4293) W/o 23 Oct 1943 at Jackson, TN
16131 (MSN 75-4294) W/o 7 Feb 1943 at Fletcher Field, MS
16135 (MSN 75-4298) W/o 21 Jun 1944 at Bennetsville, SC
16136 (MSN 75-4299) became N55557, then G-BRUJ Apr 6, 1990
16144 (MSN 75-4307) registered as N53131 after a history of being a
spray aircraft. Planned to be displayed in a proposed Glendale
Aircraft Museum at Glendale APT, AZ
16149 (MSN 75-4312) registered as N56856
16150 (MSN 75-4313) W/o 21 Sep 1944 at Tanner AAAF, AL
16159 (MSN 75-4322) was registered as N5906N, became N54X, cancelled Nov 8, 1963.
16167 (MSN 75-4330) Wfu; to N49730
16168 (MSN 75-4331) to civil registry as N49730.
16171 (MSN 75-4334) W/o 17 Jul 1943 at Avon Park, FL
16174 (MSN 75-4337) to Guatemalan AF. Used by Escuela Militar de
Aviacion. To TG-DIR-F. Cancelled
16176 (MSN 75-4339) registered as N38979.
16178 (MSN 75-4341) W/o 28 May 1943 at Taylor Field, FL
16179 (MSN 75-4342) W/o 19 Jun 1944 at Taylor Field, FL
16184 (MSN 75-4347) W/o 18 Jan 1944 at Americus, GA
16188 (MSN 75-4351) registered as N93X
16191 (MSN 75-4354) became N61827. Registered G-BSDR Apr 6, 1990.
Reregistered G-IIIG Mar 25, 1991. Flies in USAAF colors with code 309
16197 (MSN 75-4360) to civil registry as N49731
16199 (MSN 75-4362) W/o 3 Apr 1944 at Union City, TN
16201 (MSN 75-4364) registered as N54663
16203 (MSN 75-4366) W/o 22 Feb 1943 at Augustine Field, MS
16204 (MSN 75-4367) on civil registry as N59231 with Western Antique Aeroplane and Automobile
Museum, Hood River, Oregon.
16206 (MSN 75-4369) became N58491. Sold to owner in Mexico Aug 2005.
16211 (MSN 75-4374) crashed from steep turn at low level during solo low flying practice near Lorraine, Texas Jun 20, 1944.
WASP trainee killed.
16220 (MSN 75-4383) W/o 20 May 1943 at Harrell Field, AR
16222 (MSN 75-4385) W/o 7 Apr 1943 at Leola, AR
16225 (MSN 75-4388) W/o 18 Jun 1943 at Beaver Dam AAAF, GA
16227 (MSN 75-4390) W/o 16 Feb 1943 at Harrell Field, AR
16228 (MSN 75-4391) to Guatemalan AF, used by Escuela Militar de Aviacion.
To TG-GAN-F. W/o Oct 2, 1963.
16232 (MSN 75-4395) W/o 28 Jan 1944 at Bennettsville, SC
16234 (MSN 75-4397) W/o 31 Jan 1944 at Douglas, GA
16237 (MSN 75-4400) transferred to Bolivia Oct 9, 1944, shipped from Newark, NJ Mar 1945
16238 (MSN 75-4401) to civil registry as N49650
16239 (MSN 75-4402) W/o 23 Sep 1943 at Bennettsville, SC
16240 (MSN 75-4403) to user in Jamaca as VP-JAD. WFu in 1948.
16241 (MSN 75-4404) transferred to Bolivia Oct 9, 1944, shipped from Newark, NJ Mar 1945
16242 (MSN 75-4405) in 2015 was on display at Jack Erickson/Tillamook Air Museum, Tillamook, OR, registered
as N65727
16244 (MSN 75-4407) transferred to Bolivia Oct 9, 1944, shipped from Newark, NJ Mar 1945
16248 (MSN 75-4411) to civil registry as N58233, now registered C-FBBO.
16261 (MSN 75-4424) W/o 3 Feb 1944 at Eagle Lake, FL
16269 (MSN 75-4432) W/o 15 Mar 1944 at Lakeland, FL
16271 (MSN 75-4434) registered as N51443.
16274/16276 (MSN 75-4437/4439) loaned to Cuban AF as 44/46
16279 (MSN 75-4442) transferred to Bolivia Oct 9, 1944, shipped from Newark, NJ Mar 1945
16280 (MSN 75-4443) W/o 9 Nov 1944 at Athens, AL
16283 (MSN 75-4446) W/o 24 Mar 1943 at Camden, SC
16294 (MSN 75-4457) W/o 8 Dec 1943 at Avon Park AAAF #1, FL
16296 (MSN 75-4459) W/o 4 Jan 1944 at Avon Park AAAF #1, FL; registered as N61419
16299 (MSN 75-4462) to civil registry as N49739.
16301 (MSN 75-4464) to civil registgry as N49743
16309 (MSN 75-4472) to civil registry as N55530.
16313 (MSN 75-4476) is registered N55959.
16316 (MSN 75-4479) to civil registry as N81DP
16321 to civil registry as N429AB
16325 still flying as N59472. Seen at Freedom Flight, Aurora Ill, 8-5-95.
16338 (MSN 75-4501) To civil registry in June 1995 as N8256G and to G-KAYD on March 30, 2016.
16341 (MSN 75-4504) registered asn N49647
16343 (MSN 75-4506)
16344 (MSN 75-4507) transferred to Bolivia Oct 9, 1944, shipped from Newark, NJ Mar 1945
16345 (MSN 75-4508) transferred to Bolivia Oct 9, 1944, shipped from Newark, NJ Mar 1945
16346 (MSN 75-4509) transferred to Bolivia Oct 9, 1944, shipped from Newark, NJ Mar 1945
16347 (MSN 75-4510) W/o 3 Sep 1943 at Douglas, GA
16349 (MSN 75-4512) W/o 26 Jul 1943 at Albany, GA
16354 (MSN 75-4517) transferred to Bolivia Oct 9, 1944, shipped from Newark, NJ Mar 1945
16355 (MSN 75-4518) W/o 26 Jun 1944 at Souther Field, GA. transferred to Bolivia Oct 9, 1944,
shipped from Newark, NJ Mar 1945
16363 (MSN 75-4526) W/o 22 Sep 1943 at Tuskegee, AL
16365 (MSN 75-4528) on display at Warner Robins AFB Museum, Georgia
16366 (MSN 75-4529) W/o 3 Sep 1943 at Lakeland, FL
16369 (MSN 75-4532) registeed as N62940
16371 (MSN 75-4534) W/o 27 Sep 1944 at Lakeland Southeast AAAF, FL
16373 (MSN 75-4536) W/o 15 Mar 1944 at Lakeland, FL
16375 (MSN 75-4538) Apr 1943 to Guatemalan AF as FAG 33. Used by
Escuela Militar de Aviacion
16376 (MSN 75-4539) Apr 1943 to Guatemalan AF as FAG 34. Used by
Escuela Militar de Aviacion. Sold as TG-CEU-42, to TG-CEU-F.
W/o Nov 26, 1964
16378 (MSN 75-4541) transferred to Bolivia Oct 9, 1944, shipped from Newark, NJ Mar 1945
16379 (MSN 75-4542) became N51675. Registered in Canada Oct 19, 2001 as C-GJIK.
16380 (MSN 75-4543) transferred to Bolivia Oct 9, 1944, shipped from Newark, NJ Mar 1945.
With Planes of Fame Air Museum, Minnesota
16383 (MSN 75-4546) W/o 15 Aug 1944 at Van de Graaff Field, AL
16388 (MSN 75-4551) on display at March Field Museum, California. Has civil registration of N49379.
16390 (MSN 75-4553) W/o 27 Aug 1943 at Albany, GA
16391 (MSN 75-4554) became N61593, then TG-PAT
16393 (MSN 75-4556) was registered as N53467, now registered as N699RA
16396 (MSN 75-4559) registered as N222FK
16400 (MSN 75-4563) W/o 12 Jul 1944 at Albany, GA
16401 (MSN 75-4564) W/o 10 Apr 1945 at Orangeburg, SC
16402 (MSN 75-4565) W/o 15 Sep 1944 at Hawthorne Field, SC
16403 (MSN 75-4566) W/o 27 Jan 1946 at Cananoque, Canada
16404 (MSN 75-4567) to N673807 Jun 19768 and crashed near Crofton MD Dec 19, 1976. Restored and currrent
since SNov 24, 2009 with Roberg T Swint of Gnesco, IL
16409 (MSN 75-4572) became N49777, then N60M. Registered Oct 5, 2007
to French user as F-AZNT
16412 (MSN 75-4575) W/o 11 Aug 1943 at Douglas, GA
16417 (MSN 75-4580) was N63711, exported to Brazil in 2009, now PR-ZEH
16421 (MSN 75-4584) W/o 3 Jun 1943 at Vichy, MO
16425 (MSN 75-4588) W/o 20 May 1944 at Avon Park AAAF #3, FL
16427 (MSN 75-4590) W/o 27 May 1943 at Jackson, TN
16428 (MSN 75-4591) W/o 27 Jul 1943 at Jackson, TN
16432 (MSN 75-4595) W/o 15 Nov 1943 at McBride, MO; repaired (?); wfu; to NC88888
16434 (MSN 75-4597) W/o 16 Nov 1943 at McBride, MO
16439 (MSN 75-4602) W/o 8 Apr 1944 at Avenger Field, TX
16448 (MSN 75-4611) W/o 2 Jun 1944 at Taylor Field, FL. Is registered N55528.
16449 (MSN 75-4612) transferred to Bolivia Oct 9, 1944, shipped from Newark, NJ Mar 1945
16451 (MSN 75-4614) W/o 5 Jun 1944 at Taylor Field, FL
16452 (MSN 75-4615) registered as N49713.
16453 (MSN 75-4616) W/o 6 Jul 1943 at Taylor Field, FL
16455 (MSN 75-4618) transferred to Bolivia Oct 9, 1944, shipped from Newark, NJ Mar 1945
16456 (MSN 75-4619) to WAA. To civil registration in 1946 as N55718
16459 (MSN 75-4622) registered as N67119
16461 (MSN 75-4624) was registered N63512, then N450MS, now N450BB.
16466 (MSN 75-4629) W/o 25 Oct 1943 at Lakeland, FL
16470 (MSN 75-4633) used as crop duster after the war. Rebuilt and resistered Oct 11, 1983
as N58720.
16473 (MSN 75-4636) W/o 19 Sep 1944 at Lakeland Northeast AAAF, FL
16476 (MSN 75-4639) W/o 31 Jul 1943 at Arcadia, FL
16477 (MSN 75-4640) W/o 14 Apr 1943 at Wayside, MS
16479 (MSN 75-4642) became N49977. Reported sold Dec 2007 to
owner in South Africa, registered as ZS-SEG May 21, 2008.
16480 (MSN 75-4643) registered as N300E
16484 (MSN 75-4647) W/o 7 Nov 1943 at Chabua, India
16488 (MSN 75-4651) Wfu; to VT-CMJ
16489 (MSN 75-4652) W/o 7 Nov 1943 at Denning, India
16490 (MSN 75-4653) W/o 18 May 1944 in Burma
16491 (MSN 75-4654) W/o 19 Dec 1944 at Katha Liason Strip, Burma
16495/16497 (MSN 75-4658/4660) Lend-Lease to Colombia as 61, 62, 63 in 1943.
16499 (MSN 75-4662) lost Oct 23, 1944 at Taipha-Ga, Burma. MACR 9453
16504 (MSN 75-4667) W/o 4 Sep 1944 at Douglas, GA
16507 (MSN 75-4670) registered as N49658.
16510 (MSN 75-4673) W/o 1 Feb 1944 at Bennettsville, SC
16513 (MSN 75-4676) W/o 1 Feb 1944 at Bennettsville, SC
16514 (MSN 75-4677) to civil registry as N49652
16515 (MSN 75-4678) to civil registry as N49649
16521 (MSN 75-4684) Wfu; to NC1111
16523 (MSN 75-4686) to Peru as 860
16524 (MSN 75-4687) became N9386H in 1956, cancelled in 2013
16525 (MSN 75-4688) is Red Baron Pizza plane with civil serial N801RB
16527 (MSn 75-4690) to civil registry as N55809
16531 (MSN 75-4694) to N60688. Restored, active.
16532 (MSN 75-4695) became N54280, then YS-272P, then N37744, then
N17PT, then OO-USN.
16534 (MSN 75-4697) registere as N61627
16535 (MSN 75-4698) transferred to Bolivia Oct 9, 1944, shipped from Newark, NJ Mar 1945
16545 (MSN 75-4708) W/o 26 Oct 1944 at Kunming, China
16547 (MSN 75-4710) W/o 3 Jul 1944 at Kunming, China
16552 (MSN 75-4715) W/o 22 Jun 1943 at Clarksdale, MS
16556 (MSN 75-4719) W/o 27 Sep 1943 at Decatur, AL
16558 (MSN 75-4721) Became N55050 then EC-ATY, then G-BSGR Sep 19, 1990. No UK Certificate of
Airworthiness issued due to alleged identity problems (some confusion with
MSN 75-6714). Registered N75864 Jun 3, 1994 with MSN 75-2101TC. Noted
at Kemble, England Apr 2002 as N73410. Registration G-BGSR cancelled Mar 10, 1999.
Reported Sep 2004 wearing registration EC-AMD
16587 (MSN 75-4750) W/o 9 Oct 1943 at Americus, GA
16588 (MSN 75-4751) registered as N61818
16590 (MSN 75-4753) W/o 25 May 1944 at Woodward Field, SC
16592 (MSN 75-4755) W/o 24 Nov 1943 at McBride, MO
16600 (MSN 75-4763) W/o 30 May 1944 at Avon Park AAF, FL. Listed as being registered as N60961.
16605 (MSN 75-4768) W/o 9 May 1944 at Madison, AL
16608 (MSN 75-4771) W/o 12 Jul 1943 at Jackson, TN
16609 (MSN 75-4772) was registered N48573, then N450HP, and now N450JP
16611 (MSN 75-4774) W/o 30 Dec 1945 at Hookstown, PA
16612 (MSN 75-4775) became N56418, then G-AROY Jun 6, 1961. Still
current on UK registry as of Aug 7, 2006.
16621 (MSN 75-4784) W/o 1 Jul 1943 at Vichy, MO
16631 (MSN 75-4794) W/o 27 Sep 1943 at Jackson, TN
16632 (MSN 75-4795) was registered as N54936, cancelled Jun 26, 1984 on export to Mexico.
16633 (MSN 75-4796) was registered N56768, cancelled Jan 31, 2013.
16634 (MSN 75-4797) W/o 10 Jun 1943 at Jackson, TN
16641 (MSN 75-4804) was N49960, then CF-IEC, and now N21EC
16645/16647 (MSN 75-4808/4810) Lend-Lease to Colombia in 1943
16645 (MSN 75-4808) To Colombia AF as 64 in 1943
16646 (MSN 75-4809) To Colombia AF as 65 in 1943; w/o 8 Jun 1948
16647 (MSN 75-4810) To Colombia AF as 66 in 1943
16648/16650 loaned to Dominican Republic
16648 (MSN 75-4811) To Dominican Rep AF as 10, later 1301 in Apr 1943; wfu 1957
16649 (MSN 75-4812) To Dominican Rep AF as 11, later 1302 in Apr 1943; wfu 1957
16650 (MSN 75-4813) To Dominican Rep AF as 12, later 1303 in Apr 1943; wfu 1957
16651 (MSN 75-4814) W/o 24 Aug 1944 at Americus, GA
16655 (MSN 75-4818) W/o 31 Mar 1946 at Arzano, Italy
16661 (MSN 75-4824) W/o 30 Aug 1943 at Americus, GA
16663 (MSN 75-4826) to civil registry as N55180 and to G-CJIN Mar 31, 2017
16665 (MSN 74-4828) was N59737, now N467WP
16675 (MSN 75-4838) to civil registry as N52557 but cancelled Dec 3, 1948 and noted Feb 2012 in Philippines
as RP-C1923.
16690 (MSN 75-4853) W/o 20 Oct 1943 at Bennettsville, SC
16691 (MSN 75-4854). Noted in store at Castle Air Museum, Atwater, California May 22, 2003
16692 (MSM 75-4855) W/o 11 Mar 1944 at Union City, TN
16695 (MSN 75-4858) W/o 14 Jul 1943 at Clarksdale, MS
16697 (MSN 75-4860) is registered as N62718.
16699 (MSN 75-4862) W/o 3 Mar 1944 at Americus, GA
16706 (MSN 75-4869) to civil registry as NX24
16709 (MSN 75-4872) W/o 19 Aug 1943 at Camden, SC
16717 (MSN 75-4880) W/o 5 May 1944 at Carlstrom Field, FL
16718/16723 (MSN 75-4881/4886) Lend Lease to Colombian AF in 1943 as 67/72
16718 (MSN 75-4881) to Colombian AF as FAC67 and still active Dec 2010.
16723 (MSN 75-4886) registered as HK-3149-P
42-16724/16845 Stearman PT-17
Order cancelled and airplanes redesignated N2S-4 for US Navy.
42-16846/17863 Stearman PT-13D
Model A75N1. MSN 75-5009/75-6026.
16846 (MSN 75-5009) to civil registry as N450D
16854 (MSN 75-5017) was registered as N52967, cancelled Jun 9, 2009 and now registered as F-AZSQ
16865 (MSN 75-5028) reportedly ex BuNo 60906. Became N68979.
Registered G-ILLE Mar 7, 1990. Flies in USAAF colors
with code 379.
16868 (MSN 75-5031) registered as N2892D
16869 (MSN 75-5032) became N5379N, later OE-AMM.
16870 (MSN 75-5033) Was also US Navy N2S-5 60911; w/o 11 Oct 1943 at Tulare, CA
16882 (MSN 75-5045) Was also US Navy N2S-5 60923; w/o 6 Oct 1943 at 6 Mi NW Paradise Valley, AZ
Now registerd as N8528N
16883 (MSN 75-5046) to N1177.
16892 (MSN 75-5055) with Red Baron Pizza team as N808RB.
16900 (MSN 75-5063) Was also US Navy N2S-5 60941; w/o 7 Jan 1944 at Condor Field No 2, CA
16901 (MSN 75-5064) Was also US Navy N2S-5 60942; w/o 7 Jan 1944 at Condor Field No 1, CA; repaired (?);
To Phillippine civil registry as PI-C543, RP-C543. On US civil registry in 1993 as N4036. Currently
in New Zealand as ZK-BOE
16904 (MSN 75-5067) Was also US Navy N2S-5 60945; w/o 30 Sep 1943 at Condor Field No 1, CA
16913 (MSN 75-5076) to US civil registry as N68974. Current. Restored in late 1980s in 1942 Navy paint scheme.
16927 (MSN 75-5090) Was also US Navy N2S-5 60968; w/o 16 Dec 1944 at Glendale, AZ
16928 (MSN 75-5091) to Phillippine civil registry as PI-R522, RP-$522, RP-C522
16930 (MSN 75-5093) to civil registry as N5055V, then to G-ERIX
Mar 9, 1988. Sold to owner in Belgium Mar 2004. Registered Mar 18, 2004
to Flight Incentives NV of Antwerp, Belgium as OO-OPS
16931 (MSN 75-5094) became N4712V. Noted Jul 2001 at Wessex Aviation and
Transport, Dorchester, England
16933 (MSN 75-5096) on display at IAF Museum, Haratzim, Israel as 4X-AIK and carries the true serial 52.
16936 (MSN 75-5099) was registered N68976, N450RT, and now N450D.
16937 (MSN 75-5100) to Phillippine civil registry as PI-R547, RP-R547
16939 (MSN-75-5102) On civil register as N4756V and transferred to Antwerp, Belgium on June 11, 2018 for restoration.
16941 (MSN 75-5104) Was also US Navy N2S-5 60982; w/o 25 Nov 1943 at Morton Airdrome, CA
16944 (MSN 75-5107) Was also US Navy N2S-5 60985; w/o 11 Nov 1943 at Morton Airdrome, CA
16951 (MSN 75-5114) Was also US Navy N2S-5 60992; w/o 16 Dec 1943 at Glendale, AZ
16962 (MSN 75-5125) became N1360N, now VH-RMY
16964 (MSN 75-5127) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61005; w/o 30 Jun 1944 at King City, CA
16966 (MSN 75-5129) to US Navy as BuNo 61037.
16972 (MSN 75-5135) registered as N1307N
16983 (MSN 75-5146) to US Navy as BuNo 61054. Now flying in Australia as VH-YST. Current 201
16986 (MSN 75-5149) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61027; w/o 18 Sep 1945 at Hawthorne Field, SC
16987 (MSN 75-5150) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61028; w/o 29 Jan 1944 at Souza AAAF, CA
16991 (MSN 75-5154) to N5000V. Restored, active, and flies in civil colors.
17001 (MSN 75-5164) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61042; wfu; to N1391V; to ZK-RDK in Feb 2009
17002 (MSN 75-5165) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61043; wfu; to civil registry as N1927M
17005 (MSN 75-5168) to US Navy as BuNo 61046. wfu; to N66035; to CF-RAF; preserved at Reynolds
Alberta Museum, Wetaskiwin, Canada as FJ876
17009 (MSN 75-5172) to civil registry as N52143.
17023 (MSN 75-5186) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61064; wfu; preserved at NASM, Chantilly, VA
17059 (MSN 75-5222) current as N5222. Noted Jul 9 2011 at Genesso Airshow, New Yor and in July 2015 was based
at Ska-Edeby, Stockholm, Swede.
17064 (MSN 75-5227) to US Navy as N2S-5 61105.
17073 (MSN 75-5236) ex USN 61114. Became N1300V, then C-GPDR,
then ZK-AZR. Registered Jan 28, 2003 to G. R. Nicholas of Cremorne, Australia
as VH-AAP.
17074 (MSN 75-5237) possibly registered LV-GFY
17075 (MSN 75-5238) went to USN as 61116. wfu; to N5817N; to F-AZDI
17082 (MSN 75-5245) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61123; w/o 21 Jul 1944 at War Eagle Field, CA
17084 (MSN 75-5247) Registered N4826V; registered C-FMUT, cancelled 3Jul07 on export to USA;
registration N10KP assigned 31Mar08, registered 25Apr08, current [Mar17] [flies as RAF FJ848]
17091 (MSN 75-5254) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61132; w/o 18 Jan 1944 at Desert Center AAF, CA
17097 (MSN 75-5260) registered as N68488.
17100 (MSN 75-5263) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61141; w/o 9 Jan 1945 at York, AL
17102 (MSN 75-5265) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61143; wfu; to CC-CFA
17110 (MSN 75-5273) Was also US Navy 61151; wfu; to Argentine Navy as 0308 on 14 Oct 1953; wfu 26 Nov 1959;
preserved at Museo Aeronaval de la Armada, Com. Espora, Argentina
17119 (MSN 75-5282) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61160; w/o 28 Apr 1945 at Tuskegee, AL
17121 (MSN 75-5284) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61162; w/o 30 Jan 1945 at Tuskegee, AL
17130 (MSN 75-5293) registered as N1066N
17140 (MSN 75-5303) to civil registry as N75671, then G-CGPY
17143 (MSN 75-5326) to civil registry as N4813V and joined the Vintage Flying Museum collection at Meacham Regional
Airport, Fort Worth, Texas in Oct 2014.
17151 (MSN 75-5314) became N2208C. Registration SE-MDM reserved Oct 21, 2008, taken
up May 12, 32009
17152 (MSN 75-5315 , wears C-GPTD at Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum, Hamilton ON
12th October 2011
17159 (MSN 75-5322) to N5272N, N131TP, D-EPTD.
17161 (MSN 75-5324) registered as N4808V
17163 (MSN 75-5326) to N4813V
17169 (MSN 75-5332) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61210; w/o 20 Sep 1945 at Hawthorne Field, SC
17173 (MSN 75-5336) registered as N1137N
17176 (MSN 75-5339) was registered N3717C, cancelled Jul 10, 2012.
17179 (MSN 75-5342) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61220; w/o 22 Jun 1944 at King City, CA
17182 (MSN 75-5345) became N68489, then HB-RBG
17188 (MSN 75-5351) restored and flying as N5010V in blue/yellow USAAC colors, coded 629.
17198 (MSN 75-5361) to US Navy as 61239. wfu; to N5817N; to Austria in Feb 2008
17199 (MSN 75-5362) to US Navy as 61240. wfu; to Nicarague; to VH-YND on 6 Sep 2006; current 2011
17201 (MSN 75-5364) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61242; w/o 4 Jul 1944 at King City Airport, King City, CA
17207 (MSN 75-5370) was registered N4812V, cancelled Jan 14, 1977.
17208 (MSN 75-5371) was registered as N3996B. Registration cancelled 10/17/12, plane exported to France
17210 (MSN 75-5373) registered as N4783V
17215 (MSN 75-5378) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61256; w/o 13 Mar 1945 at Glendale AAF, AZ
17216 (MSN 75-5379) registered as N5176N
17223 (MSN 75-5386) became N75664. Sold May 2005 to owner in Austria
17227 (MSN 75-5390) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61268; w/o 13 Mar 1945 at Glendale AAF, AZ
17241 (MSN 75-5404) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61282; w/o 4 Sep 1944 at Reedley,CA
17250 (MSN 75-5413) in 1983 modified with P&W R-985 engine and registered N75855. Falsely marked PT-17 41-8275
in War Eagles Air Museum at Dona Ana Airport, Santa Teresa, NM, USA in 2017
17276 (MSN 75-5439) to civil registry as N5180N, registered Apr 2004
to Austrian user as OE-CTW
17277 (MSN 75-5440) registered N3994B
17288 (MSN 75-5451) registered as N713BP
17289 (MSN 75-5452) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61330; w/o 20 Jun 1944 at Sequoia Field, CA
17292 (MSN 75-5455) was registered as N4793V
17295 (MSN 75-5458) registered as N10LF
17298 (MSN 75-5461, N75KM) on display at Western Aerospace Museum, SF-Oakland IAP, CA.
17302 registered as N9051N
17306 (MSN 75-5469) was registered N4811V, now N48116
17310 (MSN 75-5473) is registered as N3955B and based in Czech Republic
17311 registered as N317PT
17313 (MSN 75-5476) to civil registry as N4993B but cancelled Jul 19, 1996. To EC-AST then reregistered
Jan 29, 2016 as G-EDMK
17327 (MSN 75-5490) registered as N4866V
17335 (MSN 75-5498) became N4889U, then EC-AJM, registration N126SE reserved
but ntu. Registered May 2006 as OE-AJM
17338 (MSN 75-5501) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61379; w/o 5 Jun 1946 at Randolph Field , TX
17342 (MSN 75-5505)
17347 (MSN 75-5510) registered as N121R.
17349 (MSN 75-5512) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61390; w/o 17 May 1945 at Tulare, CA
17350 (MSN 75-5513) to civil registry as N4657V, then EC-AIF. Still flying in Spain.
17359 (MSN 75-5522) at Planes of Fame East, Minnesota registered as N5359N. Now at Palm Springs
Air Museum.
17365 (MSN 75-5528) on display at Museum of Aviation, Robins AFB in 2009
17371 (MSN 75-5534) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61412; w/o 17 Jul 1946 at Sayer, TX
17372 (MSN 75-5535) on German civil registry as D-ECAL in 2012.
17373 (MSN 75-5536) was registered N4739V, then N804RB, cancelled Apr 30, 1996.
17377 (MSN 75-5540) delivered to USAAF; [NOT delivered to US Navy]; registered N4738V; registered G-BTZM 13Dec91,
cancelled 17Feb92 on export to France; registered F-AZIC 10Dec97, current [Oct16]
17389 (MSN 75-5552) was registered as N4769V. Crashed while cropdusting Jun 16, 1978. Registration
cancelled Aug 6, 2012.
17391 (MSN 75-5554) was registered N5009V, N17PY, N17PT, back to N17PY. Crashed Apr 28, 2016,
registration cancelled Jul 25, 2016.
17396 (MSN 75-5559) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61437; w/o 15 Jun 1945 at War Eagle Field, CA
17397 (MSN 75-5560) became N5021V, then N17112. Registered
G-BSWC Nov 16, 1990. Flies in USAAF colors with code 112. Seen in Staverton, UK Jun 2005. Crashed
approximately 2006. Reported still active at Staverton Apr 7, 2015
17399 (MSN 75-5562) registered as N54749
17400 (MSN 75-5563) became VP-KRR, then 5Y-KRR, then G-AWLO
Jul 9, 1968. Still current on UK civil registry as of Aug 7, 2006
17408 (MSN 75-5571) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61449; w/o 25 Mar 1947 at Martindale Aux Field , TX
17414 (MSN 75-5577) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61455; w/o 24 Jul 1945 at Allendale, SC
17415 (MSN 75-5578) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61456; w/o 12 Sep 1945 at Hawthorne Field, SC
17432 (MSN 75-5595) was registered N1351N, cancelled May 12, 2010 and exported to Brazil, now registered PR-ZGA
17433 (MSN 75-5596) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61474; w/o 22 Aug 1944 at War Eagle Field, Lancaster, CA
17435 (MSN 75-5598) registered as N5057V
17438 (MSN 75-5601) became N1318N. Sold Mar 2009 to owner in Germany as
OE-AKJ, which is an Austrian serial. Based at airfield at Aachen-Merzbruck in Germany
17440 (MSN 75-5603) registered as N54JH
17441 (MSN 75-5604) was registered as N1322N, now N450ST.
17452 to civil registry as N68461
17456 flying in Yellowknife, NWT as C-GVTI, painted as a Navy
N2S-3.
17457 (MSN 75-5620) became N5883, then N520BD,then N620BD. Sold
June 2008 to owner in Australia and registered Jun 30, 2008 as
VH-DNN
17461 (MSN 75-5624) became N53398 then N2894D. Registered to Gwane
Holdings P/L of Camden as VH-SXT.
17463 (MSN 75-5626) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61504; w/o 11 Oct 1945 at Hawthorne Field, SC
17466 (MSN 75-5629). Became NC88ZK, later N88ZK
17477 (MSN 75-5640) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61518; w/o 22 Sep 1944 at Fuller AAAF, CA
17485 (MSN 75-5648) was registere N4812N, cancelled Nov 23, 2004, exported to Indonesia
17488 (MSN 75-5651) to Phillippine civil registry as PI-R542, RP-R542
17489 (MSN 75-5652) to Philippine civil registry as PI-R540, later RP-R540. by 1979 had become RP-C540 on
Phillippine civil registry
17491 (MSN 75-5654) registered as N68832
17493 (MSN 75-5656) became N5358N. Then became F-AZHR (registration
F-AZJS originally reserved but NTU. Now in Musee Volant Salis, La Ferte-Alais, Cerny, France falsely
marked at US Navy N2S-3 4273.
17496 (MSN 75-5659) transferred to US Navy as BuNo 61537. Returned to USAAF, assigned to 3050th AAFBU at Rankin
Field, Tulare, California. Damaged landing at Strathmore Auxiliary Field, Tulare Mar 9, 1945.
Damaged in accident landing at Rankin Field Apr 3, 1945. Sold as surplus Aug 1945. Registered N5367N, cancelled
Apr 8, 2005 on export to France. Registered Jul 26, 2005 to French user as F-AZSZ.
17507 (MSN 75-5670) registered as N713WW.
17511 (MSN 75-5674) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61552; w/o 2 Nov 1944 at Dos Palos AAAF, CA
17513 (MSN 75-5676) registered as N4864N
17518 (MSN 75-5681) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61559; wfu; to N68828; w/o 4 May 2014 at Travis AFB
17523 (MSN 75-5681) to civil registry as N68828. Destroyed when it impacted runway during an aerial
demostration flight at Travis AFB May 4, 2014. Pilot killed.
17535 (MSn 75-5698) registered as N5363N
17546 (MSN 75-5709) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61587; w/o 20 Mar 1947 at Martinez, TX
17551 (MSN 75-5714) became N5084N, then G-BPMD Mar 1, 1989, then OO-DBM Feb 16, 1994.
17553 (MSN 75-5716) on civil registry as N1731B.
17555 (MSN 75-5718) on civil registry as N5345N
17558 (MSN 75-5721) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61599; w/o 31 Dec 1945 at Crandfield, OK
17559 (MSN 75-5722) delivered to USAAF Jul 21, 1944
17560 (MSN 75-5723) delivered to USAAF 22Jul44; noted in Boeing publicity photographs in US Navy colors
marked as BuNo 52941; Jones AAF, Bonham, TX 22Jul44; 2532nd Base Unit, Randolph, TX;
accident 27Sep46; registered N5204N Jul/Aug49, cancelled 19Aug70
17561 (MSn 75-5722) delivered to USAAF Jul 22, 1944. Jones AAF, Bonham, TX Jul 22, 1944
17572 (MSN 75-5735) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61613; w/o 20 Feb 1946 at Goodfellow AAAF #6 , TX
17573 (MSN 75-5736) at Kalamazoo Aviation Museum marked as N2S-5 and registered as N2PP. The number N2PP
was later reassigned to N2S-4 29981 and the PT-13 was given the new N-number of N28PU.
17577 (MSN 75-5740) to Phillippine civil registry as PI-C442, RP-C442
17579 (MSN 75-5742) was registered N1312N, then N175PR, then back to N1312N.
17581 (MSN 75-5744) by 1957 was registered N259N, cancelled 10/18/12.
to Phillippine civil registry as PI-C448, RP-C448
17583 (MSN 75-5746) was registered N416PL, cancelled Dec 3, 2014.
17598 (MSN 75-5761) to Phillippine civil registry as PI-C416, RP-C416
17606 (MSN 75-5769) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61647; w/o 1 Feb 1946 at Goodfellow Aux #4 , TX
17608 (MSN 75-5771) was registered as N1707B, cancelled Sep 18, 2009.
17617 (MSN 75-5780) registered as N5196N
17628 (MSN 75-5791) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61669; w/o 5 Jun 1946 at Randolph Field , TX
17636 (MSN 75-5799) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61677; w/o 16 Mar 1945 at Uvalde, TX
17642 (MSN 75-5805) to N75667, then N3922B.
17646 (MSN 75-5809) became N5323N. Sold Jun 2008 to owner in Austria
17653 (MSN 75-5816) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61694; w/o 1 Feb 1946 at Goodfellow AAAF #4 , TX
17658 (MSN 75-5821) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61699; wfu; to N4760V; current 2012
17659 (MSN 75-5822) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61700; w/o 21 May 1946 at Wall, TX
17662 (NSN 75-5825) registered as N43JM
17668 (MSN 75-5831) to Peru as 975
17677 (MSN 75-5840) registered N3718C
17681 (MSN 75-5844) to civil registry as N1723B but cancelled Sep 9, 1988. Then to SE-KFT. Current as D-EMDV.
17682 (MSN 75-5845) to civil registry as N4786V. In 2014 was airworthy in blue/yellow colors.
17685 (MSN 75-5848) registered as N1310N
17686 (MSN 75-5849) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61727; wfu; to N1729B; to Austria in Jun 2008
17701 (MSN 75-5864) registered N1944S
17704 (MSN 75-5867) registered as N72AA
17714 (MSN 75-5877) registered as N4593N. Displayed at Discovery Park of America, Union Cityh, TN
17722 (MSN 75-5885) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61763; w/o 30 Jan 1945 at Tuskegee, AL
17724 (MSN 75-5887) on display at Smithsonian Udvar-Hazy Center Museum, Dulles Airport marked as 18303.
Civil registry of NC36360.
17725 (MSN 75-5888) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61766; w/o 28 Apr 1945 at Tuskegee AAF, AL
17730 (MSN 75-5893) registered as N5810V.
17735 (MSN 75-5898) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61776; w/o 27 May 1946 at Rawlins, WY
17742 (MSN 75-5905) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61783; wfu, to N7800C. Converted to agricultural use.
Photographed in 1982, deregistered in 2007.
17746 flying in Australia as VH-HCJ
17763 (MSN 75-5926) to civil registry as N5279N. On display at Planes of Fame Museum, Valle, Arizona
17775 (MSN 75-5938) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61816; w/o 22 May 1945 at Hawthorne School of Aernautics, SC
17779 (MSN 75-5942) registered as N4592N
17780 noted Oct 2005 in Fred E. Weisbrod Aircraft/International B-24 Museum,
Pueblo, CO. Apparently a composite airframe.
17782 to civil registry as N4596N
17786 (MSN 75-5949). According to CAA data this aircraft became BuNo 38728
(which I list as part of a cancelled lot), then N16716 and then G-BRTK
Nov 29, 1989. It apparently donated some components to the airframe at the
American Air Museum, Duxford, UK which is now quoted as 'mainly' CF-EQS!
Registration G-BRTK cancelled by CAA Dec 9, 2008
17797 (MSN 75-5960) to civil registry as N5195N. Substantial damage May 16, 1976
while dusting crops near Rotan, TX. Substantial damage Aug 4, 2009 when
crashed near Stoneman Lake near Flagstaff, AZ, one killed.
17799 (MSN 75-5962)was registered as N754853, now registered as N478CC
17800 (MSN 75-5963) at USAF Museum, OH. Was registered N41766 with Boeing, apparently originally in
1945; cancelled 7/10/72. Given to the AF Museum by Boeing in 1959. When the AF Museum
recently restored it, they said it is restored and marked as it appeared leaving the assembly line, as N2S-5 60591.
So I guess it was transferred to the Army after construction.
17822 (MSN 75-5985) to US civil registry as N5274N. Sold to owner
in Germany May 2007.
17826 registered as N5325N. Exported to Turkey in 1999.
17830 (MSN 75-5993) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61871; w/o 7 Feb 1946 at Wall, TX
17832 (MSN 75-5995) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61873; w/o 12 Mar 1946 at Goodfellow AAAF, TX
17834 (MSN 75-5997) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61875; w/o 9 Mar 1946 at Goodfellow AAAF #5, TX
17837 (MSN 75-6000) Was also US Navy N2S-5 61878; w/o 28 Jan 1946 at Wall, TX
17841 (MSN 75-6004) on civil registry as N4870M and active at Chambersburg, PA Sep 2015.
17842 (MSN 75-6005) was N1717B, cancelled Jul 1, 1980.
17855 (MSN 75-6018) on civil registry as N43YP
42-17864/18245 Cancelled contract for Stearman PT-13D
42-18246/18545 Bell P-39N-1-BE Airacobra
18276/18285,18287/18296,18298/18300,18302/18305,18310,
18327,18466,18485/18545 to P-39N-2
18246 W/o 29 Aug 1943 at Ward's Drome, Gualdalcanal
18249 W/o 27 Mar 1944 at Russell Island, South West Pacific
18251 W/o 12 Aug 1943 at Ward's Drome, Gualdalcanal
18258 (339th FS, 347th FG) lost Jul 14, 1943, Solomon Islands. MACR 79
18260 (339th FS, 347th FG) lost Jul 14, 1943, Solomon Islands. MACR 80
18269 W/o 6 Jul 1943 at Bouloupari, Guadalcanal
18276 to Free French AF
18284 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 11 Apr 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
18288 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 23 Apr 1944 at Oak Grove, OR
18289 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 5 May 1943 at Carthage, TN
18290 (TP-39N) crashed 15 mi SW of Victorville AAB, CA on training mission Sep 6, 1944.
Pilot killed.
18291 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 22 Feb 1944 at Desert Center AAF, CA
18292 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 4 Jun 1943 at Laguna Oriental, Mexico
18294 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; conv to TP-39N; w/o 18 Jun 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
18301 to USSR
18304 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 16 Oct 1943 at Hampton, TN
18305 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 19 Jul 1944 at Moses Lake AAF, WA
18317 (350th FG, 347th FS) bellylanded at Monastir Aerodrome, Algeria Jun 15, 1943.
18331 (350th FG, 347th FS) wingtip hit water and crashed into sea 85 mi NW of Taher,
Algeria Aug 24, 1943. MACR 14563. Pilot killed.
18341 to Free French AF
18351 to Free French AF
18355 to Free French AF
18357 (92nd FS, 81st FG) lost Oct 16, 1943, Mediterranean. MACR 982
18358 to Free French AF
18362 W/o 25 Jan 1944 at Capodichino, Italy
18365 to Free French AF
18368 to Free French AF
18370 (350th FG) lost Apr 13, 1944. MACR 4097
18371 to Free French AF. W/o 15 Jun 1943 at Monastir, Algeria
18372 W/o 23 Jun 1944 in Adriatic Sea
18373 W/o 9 Mar 1944 in Italy
18376 to Free French AF
18377 W/o 16 Apr 1944 at Capodichino, Italy
18380 to Free French AF
18382 (350th FG) lost Apr 20, 1944. MACR 5369
18383 to Free French AF. DBR Oct 6, 1944 when engine failed during landing
at Reghaia, Algeria. Pilot unhurt.
18386 to Free French AF
18389 to Free French AF
18391 to Free French AF
18393 W/o 11 Jun 1943 at Maison Blanche, Algeria
18395 to Free French AF
18400 (35th FG, 41st FS) crashed on takeoff at Nadzab, New Guinea
Dec 2, 1943. Pilot killed.
18404 W/o 8 Mar 1944 at La Joya, Panama
18403 recovered 1974 from Tsili Tsili, Papua New Guinea. Reported at Yesterday's AF, Chino, CA 1974-1993.
(www.warbirdregistry.org)
18408 recovered 1974 from Tsili Tsili, Papua New Guinea. Reported at Yesterday's AF, Chino, CA 1974-1993.
(www.warbirdregistry.org)
18410 (35th FG) lost Oct 16, 1943. MACR 1250
18414 W/o 26 Jul 1943 at Bayport, FL
18417 W/o 23 Jun 1943 at Ft Myers AAF, FL
18420 W/o 14 May 1943 at Pine Park, GA
18421 W/o 20 Jul 1943 at Venice AAB, FL
18422 W/o 9 Jun 1943 at Ft Myers AAF, FL
18423 W/o 21 Mar 1943 at Pekin, NY
18425 W/o 18 Jan 1944 at Murfreesboro, TN
18428 W/o 18 Oct 1943 at France Field, Panama
18431 W/o 23 Nov 1943 at Chame, Panama
18432 W/o 17 Oct 1943 in Caribbean Sea
18437 W/o 15 Jul 1943 at Anton, Panama
18440 W/o 20 Jun 1943 at Chame, Panama
18443 W/o 26 Jun 1943 at San Carlos, Panama
18444 W/o 18 Jun 1943 at Limon Bay, Panama Canal Zone
18447 W/o 21 May 1944 at 32 miles from Victorville AAF, CA
18451 W/o 8 Mar 1944 at Point Trinidad, Panama
18454 W/o 10 Oct 1944 at Yturria, TX
18456 W/o 21 Aug 1943 at Walterboro, SC
18457 W/o 9 Jun 1943 at Venice AAB, FL
18460 W/o 15 Aug 1943 at Venice AAF, FL
18461 W/o 18 Apr 1943 at Page Field, FL
18463 W/o 3 Jun 1943 at Ft Myers, FL
18464 W/o 3 Jul 1943 in Gulf of Mexico off Casey Key, FL
18466 converted to P-39N-2. Attached to 339 FGB, 504 FBS at Rice AAF, CA. On Sep 25, 1943
damaged in taxi accident at Rice Field, CA. Damaged Jan 10, 1944 in collision with a
tow target 25 mi NE of Rice Field. In midair collision with P-39D 41-6870 2 mi SW of Rice
Field, CA Feb 17, 1944. Pilot bailed out but was killed.
18468 W/o 25 Sep 1943 at Rice AAF, CA
18469 W/o 1 Aug 1943 in Gulf of Mexico off Venice AAF, FL
18471 W/o 18 Jun 1943 at Hamilton Field, CA
18472 W/o 17 Aug 1943 at Davis, CA
18474 W/o 17 Aug 1943 at Petaluma, CA
18475 W/o 13 Dec 1943 at Concord, CA
18477 W/o 10 Jun 1943 at Camp Beak, CA
18479 W/o 6 Nov 1943 at Suisun Bay, CA
18480 W/o 10 Jan 1944 at Cheyenne, WY
18481 W/o 6 Aug 1943 at Camp Cooke, CA
18482 W/o 16 Mar 1944 at Key Field, MS
18483 W/o 21 Oct 1943 at Hayward, CA
18485 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 29 Jul 1943 at Shelbyville, TN
18487 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 21 Dec 1943 at Thomasville AAF, GA
18489 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 31 Aug 1943 at Redmond, OR
18490 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; conv to TP-39N; w/o 30 Aug 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
18491 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 27 Aug 1943 at Elser Field, LA
18492 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 24 Mar 1944 at Key Field, MS
18493 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 29 May 1943 at Lloyd, FL
18494 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 12 Jul 1943 at Bainbridge, GA
18498 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 17 Jun 1943 at Coffee Ridge, TN
18499 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 19 Jul 1943 at Camp Campbell, KY
18501 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 7 Aug 1943 at Brooks Field
18502 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 24 Apr 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
18503 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 12 Jun 1943 at Dickson, TN
18504 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 10 Jan 1944 at Porterville, MS
18506 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 11 Sep 1943 at Collinsville, MS
18508 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 14 Nov 1943 at Fairfax Field, KS
18509 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 3 Jun 1943 at Allegheny Co Airport, PA
18511 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 19 Oct 1943 at Redmond AAF, OR
18513 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 12 Aug 1943 at Thomasville AAF, GA
18514 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 4 Jun 1943 at Laguna Oriental, Mexico
18517 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 20 Aug 1943 at Eagle Pass AAF, TX
18518 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 29 Dec 1943 at Smithville, TN
18519 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 16 Jul 1943 at San Carols, Panama
18522 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 7 Jul 1943 at Brooks Field, TX
18523 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 1 Nov 1943 at Waller Field, Trinidad
18525 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; conv to TP-39N; w/o 12 Jul 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
18529 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 3 Jun 1943 at 2 Mi WNW Greensboro Arpt
18530 crashed Sep 29 1943 8 mi NW of Aiken AAF, SC after entered
uncontrollable spin while on routine training mission.
Pilot killed.
18531 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 26 Aug 1943 at Matagorda Peninsula, TX
18534 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 6 Apr 1944 at Salton Sea, CA
18535 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 11 Aug 1943 at Thomasville AAF, GA
18537 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 12 Oct 1943 at Key Field, MS
18539 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 9 Jul 1943 at Into Flint Rock, FL
18540 crashed near Victorville, CA Jul 1944. Pilot killed.
18542 Conv to P-39N-2-BE; w/o 10 Sep 1943 at Howard Field, Panama Canal Zone
42-18546/19240 Bell P-39N-5-BE Airacobra
18676/18681,18712/18725,18768,18818,18829,18831,18841,
18857,18870,18876/18879,18881,18882,18884,18887,
18889/18896,18899/18907,18909/18921,18923/18925,
18927/18933,18935/18941,18947,19043 to P-39N-6.
18546 to USSR
18547 recovered from New Guinea by David Tallichet in early 1970s. To Planes of Fame.
18548/18675 to USSR
18578 To USSR (ntu); w/o 18 May 1943 at Lethbridge, Canada
18584 To USSR (ntu); w/o 15 May 1943 at Whitehorse, Canada
18624 To USSR (ntu); w/o 16 May 1943 at Watson Lake, Canada
18676 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 23 Mar 1944 at Victorville AAF, Victorville, CA
18679 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 11 May 1944 at Marshall Field, KS
18680 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 8 Jul 1943 at 5 1/2 Mi SE Brooks Field, TX
18682/18711 to USSR
18712 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 22 Aug 1943 at Eagle Pass AAF, TX
18713 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 21 Nov 1943 at Thomasville AAF, GA
18715 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 8 Jun 1943 at Campbell AAF, KY
18716 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 18 May 1943 at Leon Springs, TX
18718 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 18 Aug 1943 at Desert Center AAB, CA
18721 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 16 Dec 1943 at Morton, MS
18722 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 14 Jun 1943 at Camp Coxcomb, CA
18723 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 23 Feb 1944 at Thermal AAF, CA
18726/18756 loaned to Free French AF, remained on USAAF inventory
18739 to French AF. Lost to icing Feb 9, 1944 during patrol off
Algeria. Pilot bailed out and was rescued.
18740 to French AF. Collided with 41-18741 during patrol off Port-aux-Poules,
Algeria Jan 21, 1944. Pilot bailed out but was lost at sea.
18741 to French AF. Collided with 41-18740 during patrol off Port-aux-Poules,
Algeria Jan 21, 1944. Pilot bailed out and was rescued.
18743 to French AF. Crashed Jan 22, 1944 near Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul,
Algeria.
18750 to French AF. Failed to return from dusk patrol in bad weather
Feb 23, 1944 off Dellys, Algeria. Pilot lost at sea
18757 W/o 15 Jul 1943 at San Mateo Bridge, CA
18758/18767 loaned to Free French AF, remained on USAAF inventory.
18763 to French AF. Failed to return from dusk patrol in bad weather
Feb 23, 1944 off Dellys, Algeria. Pilot lost at sea.
18764 to French AF. Collided with French Hurricane Jan 28, 1944 during
dogfight exercise over La Reghaia, Algeria. Pilot killed.
18768 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 28 Jun 1944 at Ephrata AAB, WA
18769/18785 loaned to Free French AF, remained on USAAF inventory
18769 to French AF. Force landed at Alma, Algeria Jan 23, 1944 after
mechanical failure. Pilot uninjured. Fate of aicrcraft unknown.
18778 to French AF. Slightly damaged Jan 10, 1944 after taxiing accident
at Oran-La Senia, Algeria with GC I/5 "Champagne"
18786 W/o 3 Apr 1944 at Russell Island, South West Pacific
18798 (68th FS, 347th FG) lost Sep 6, 1943, Solomons. MACR 729
18800 W/o 11 Jul 1943 in Guadalcanal
18809 W/o 3 Nov 1943 at Nadzab, New Guinea
18811 recovered 1974 from Tsili Tsili, Papua New Guinea. To Yesterday's AF, Chino, CA 1974-1993
(www.warbirdregistry.org)
18812 (71st FG) lost Feb 16, 1944, Australia. MACR 3737
18814 recovered from Tsili Tsili, Papua New Guinea in 1974 and to Yesterdays AF at Chino, California
1974-2002. Under restoration by Air Heritage, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania. (www.warbirdregistry.org).
Seen at Pima Air and Space Museum, Tucson, AZ Nov 2014.
18816 loaned to Free French AF, remained on USAAF inventory.
18817 W/o 27 Jun 1943 at Tonopah, NV
18819 W/o 7 Aug 1944 at Soap Lake, WA
18820 W/o 4 Aug 1943 at Santa Rosa AAF, CA
18821 W/o 24 Oct 1943 at Martinez, CA
18822 loaned to Free French AF, remained on USAAF inventory
18823 W/o 28 Jun 1943 at Geyserville, CA
18827 W/o 22 Aug 1943 at Hunters Point, CA
18828 W/o 19 Jan 1944 at Alameda, CA
18836 W/o 29 Jul 1943 at Sarasota AAF, FL
18838 W/o 10 Jul 1943 at Thomasville AAF, GA
18839 W/o 8 Jun 1943 at Ochlocknee, GA
18840 W/o 11 Jun 1943 at Thomasville AAB, GA
18843 W/o 27 May 1943 at Moultrie, GA
18845 W/o 28 Jun 1943 at Thomasville, GA
18846 W/o 15 Mar 1944 at La Joya, Panama
18851 W/o 4 Aug 1943 at New France Field, Panama
18854 W/o 16 Apr 1944 in Panama
18855 W/o 1 Mar 1944 at Dakota Field, Netherlands Antilles
18856 Conv to TP-39N; w/o 20 Jun 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
18858 W/o 28 Jul 1943 at New France Field, Panama
18860 W/o 26 Mar 1944 at La Joya, Panama
18861 (32nd FS) crashed into Caribbean Sea 18 km NW of Aruba
Dec 21, 1943. MACR 1456. Pilot killed.
18863 W/o 4 Feb 1944 at Old Field, Panama
18866 W/o 11 Oct 1943 at Chame Field, Panama
18868 W/o 1 Jun 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
18870 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 10 Apr 1944 at Key Field, MS
18871 W/o 18 Jul 1943 at Dakota Field, Netherlands Antilles
18872 W/o 13 May 1943 at San Luis, Guatamala
18874 W/o 23 Dec 1943 at La Joya, Panama
18881 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; conv to TP-39N; w/o 24 Jun 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
18882 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 2 May 1944 at Key Field, MS
18884 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 3 May 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
18886 W/o 15 Sep 1943 at Aguadulce, Panama
18887 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 9 Jan 1944 at Thermal AAF, CA
18889 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 24 Jul 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
18890 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 7 Sep 1943 at Santa Rosa AAB, CA
18891 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 30 Jul 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
18892 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 28 Aug 1943 at Laurel AAF, MS
18894 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 13 Apr 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
18895 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 19 Jul 1944 at Ephrata AAB, WA
18897 W/o 11 Dec 1943 at Petaluma, CA
18898 W/o 25 Jan 1944 at Bodega Head, CA
18899 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 19 Nov 1943 at Selfridge Field, MI
18903 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; conv to TP-39N; w/o 12 Jul 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
18904 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 16 Dec 1943 at Morton, MS
18911 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 11 Jun 1944 at Key Field, MS
18917 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 15 Dec 1943 at Albuquerque, NM
18918 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 14 Jun 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
18920 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 6 Jan 1944 at Christiana, TN
18924 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 26 Aug 1943 at Laurel, MS
18925 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 21 Jun 1943 at Abilene AAF, TX
18928 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 17 Sep 1943 at Kurthwood, LA
18930 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 25 Jan 1944 at Columbus, GA
18931 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 11 Jun 1943 at Desert Center AAB, CA
18931 with 118th TRS, 23rd FG suffered takeoff mishap stateside.
18935 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 17 Jan 1944 at Esler Field, LA
18936 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 4 Jun 1944 at Victorville AAF, CA
18937 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 9 Nov 1943 at Brookley Field, AL
18938 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 6 Jul 1943 at Lebanon, TN
18939 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 14 Jul 1943 in Tennessee
18940 Conv to P-39N-6-BE; w/o 17 Jun 1943 at Laurel AAF, MS
18941/18985 to USSR
18943 W/o 4 May 1943 at Bendix Field, South Bend, IN
19002 (12th FS, 18th FG) lost Aug 18, 1943, Solomon Islands. MACR 540
19003 W/o 8 Aug 1943 at Wards AD, New Guinea
19005 W/o 24 Mar 1944 at Russell Island, South West Pacific
19022 (68th FS, 347th FG) lost Sep 6, 1943, Solomons. MACR 690
19023 W/o 18 Jul 1943 at Gualdalcanal
19027 abandoned at Tadji, Papua New Guinea in 1945. Recoverd by Yesterdays AF in 1974. To
Frederick A. Johnson/Museum Aeronautica of Tacoma, Washington 1987-1990 for restoration. Trucked to
Tacoma from Chino in 1987. Noted at Planes of Fame, Cal Aero Field, Chino, CA Jan 13, 2002, displayed as
"Small Fry/Little Sir Echo". (www.warbirdregistry.org)
19029 W/o 24 Mar 1944 at Russell Island, South West Pacific
19033 (35th FG) lost Oct 16, 1943. MACR 1251
19034 reported in 1991 to have been recovered from Tadji, Papua New Guinea in 1974 by Yesterdays AF.
Reported stored at MARC compound, Chino, CA, 1988.
19036 W/o 5 Aug 1943 at Berry Field, New Guinea
19038 W/o 16 Oct 1943 at Finschafen, New Guinea
19039 abandoned at Tadji, Papua New Guinea in 1945. Hulk recovered in 1967 and restored. Now on a pole in
J. K. McCarthy Museum in Papua New Guinea. (www.warbirdregistry.org)
19044 (71st FG) lost Feb 12, 1944, New Guinea. MACR 4504
19045 (35th FG) lost Nov 26, 1943, New Guinea. MACR 1255
19046/19240 to USSR
42-19241/19445 Cancelled contract for Bell P-39N Airacobra. Serials later
reallocated to P-63E-1, which was also cancelled.
42-19446/19595 Bell P-39Q-1-BE Airacobra
19448 W/o 29 Feb 1944 at Myrtle Beach AAF, SC
19452 W/o 7 Dec 1943 at Myrtle Beach, SC
19472 W/o 3 Jul 1944 at Wilson Creek, WA
19468 (15th FG) lost Dec 18, 1943. MACR 1462
19469 (318th FG) lost Jan 16, 1944. MACR 1903
19471 (15th FG) lost Mar 26, 1944. MACR 3036
19472 W/o 3 Jul 1944 at Wilson Creek, WA
19477 (15th FG) lost Mar 23, 1944. MACR 3144
19479/19483 to P-39Q-2-BE.
19480 Conv to P-39Q-2-BE; w/o 26 May 1944 at Forest Hills, LA
19488 (15th FG) lost Dec 18, 1943, Central Pacific.
19495 W/o 31 Aug 1943 at Hilo Bay, HI
19496 W/o 31 Aug 1943 at Hilo Bay, HI
19498 W/o 15 May 1944 at Kahuka Point, HI
19502 (318th FG, 72nd FS) hit by enemy fire and ditched into
Pacific 125 mi NW of Makin Island Dec 19, 1943. MACR 1460.
Pilot KIA.
19505 W/o 16 Jun 1943 at San Bruno, CA
19507 W/o 26 May 1943 at Romulus AAF, MI
19508 W/o 21 Oct 1943 at Casper AAB, WY
19511 W/o 21 Oct 1943 at Brentwood, CA
19512 W/o 31 Mar 1944 at Santa Rosa AAF, CA
19513 W/o 27 Jun 1943 at Hamilton Field, CA
19514 W/o 30 Nov 1943 at San Mateo Bridge, CA
19515 W/o 25 Jan 1944 at Bodega Head, CA
19518 (318th FG, 72nd FS) spun into ocean after tight turn
1 mile N of Tarawa while on CAP, Jan 23, 1944, pilot KIA. MACR 1787
19519 W/o 11 Mar 1944 at Redmond AAF, OR
19522 W/o 14 Jun 1943 at Tonopah, NV
19523 W/o 8 Aug 1943 at Olema, CA
19525 W/o 26 Jul 1943 at Little Elm, TX
19526 W/o 15 May 1943 at Niagara Falls, NY
19527 W/o 19 Jun 1944 at Haleiwa, HI
19528 W/o 27 Mar 1944 at Brownsville AAF, TX
19529 W/o 28 Jul 1943 at Gore Field, MT
19530 W/o 3 Jan 1944 at Indian Wells, CA
19531 W/o 19 Sep 1943 at Romulus AAF, MI; repaired (?); in midair collision with BC-1 37-652 Dec 3, 1943
3 mi SE of Palm Springs AAF. Pilot killed, as were the two people onboard the BC-1.
19533 W/o 11 Jun 1943 at Romulus AAB, MI
19537 W/o 8 Jul 1944 at Mokuleia, HI
19538 W/o 23 Mar 1944 at Bellows Field, HI
19539 W/o 27 Mar 1944 at Bellows Field, HI
19541 W/o 19 Mar 1944 at Kaneohe, HI
19548 (318th FG, 72nd FS) shot down by AAA at Mille, Marshall
Islands Dec 19, 1943. MACR 1461. Pilot KIA
19553 W/o 16 May 1944 at Schofield Barracks, HI
19554 W/o 22 Sep 1943 at Tillamook, OR
19555 W/o 31 Oct 1943 at Portland AAB, OR
19558 W/o 20 Dec 1943 at San Francisco Bay, CA
19559 W/o 3 Aug 1943 at Plainview, OR
19560 W/o 6 Jul 1943 at San Francisco Bay, CA
19561 W/o 11 Jun 1943 at 2 1/2 Mi E Healdburg, CA
19562 crashed at Moses Lake AAF, Washington State Jul 20, 1944
19563 W/o 2 Dec 1943 at Santa Rosa AAF, CA
19565 W/o 5 Oct 1943 at Beaverton, OR
19567 W/o 29 Jun 1943 at Tonopah, NV
19570 W/o 17 Apr 1944 at Concord AAF, CA
19569 (78th FG 84th FS "Okie III" WZ-Z) hit by flak Sep 6, 1944 and pilot parachuted near Weihermühle, Germany.
Pilot apparently executed by SS officers. MACR 8407
19572 W/o 13 Aug 1943 at Vancouver, WA
19573 W/o 7 Jul 1943 at Point Jenner, CA
19594 W/o 9 Feb 1944 at Santa Rosa AAF, CA
42-19596/20545 Bell P-39Q-5-BE Airacobra
19608,19610,19612,19614,19616,19624,19626,19628,19636,
19640,19642,19644/19646, all eve