42-57213/57216 Lockheed C-36A
Commercial Model 10-A Electra impressed into USAAF. Redesignated UC-36A Jan 1943.
57213 MSN 1015 Waterman Airlines NC14900 impressed Mar 14, 1942.
To NC14900 May 12, 1944. To Brazilian AF as 1002, then to PP-VAR. Converted to 10-E in Brazil.
Returned to USA as N2067A Jan 23, 1956. By Aug 1997 was registered NX72GT
57214 MSN 1020 Northwest NC14907 impressed Jun 11, 1942.
W/o Aug 24, 1943 at Blytheville
57215 MSN 1070 Boston-Maine Airways NC16056 impressed Jun 11, 1942.
To NC16056 Sep 1944.
57216 MSN 1023 Northwest NC14934 impressed Jun 11, 1942.
WFU Nov 22, 1943
42-57217/57222 Lockheed C-36C
Commercial Model 10-B Electra impressed into USAAF. Redesignated UC-36C-LO in Jan 1943.
57217 MSN 1038 Delta NC14960 impressed Jun 11, 1942. WFU Nov 30, 1943
57218 MSN 1039 National NC14961 impressed Jun 11, 1942. To NC14961 May 12, 1944.
To N75U, to LQ-GMP Jan 1961. WFU 1975.
57219 MSN 1049 Delta NC14990 impressed Jun 11, 1942. To NC14990
May 14, 1944, to N229M Jan 1966. WFU
57220 MSN 1050 Delta NC14991 impressed Jun 11, 1942. To RFC 15 Mar 15, 1945.
57221 MSN 1077 Delta NC16053 impressed Jun 11, 1942. WFU Nov 27, 1942
57222 MSN 1036 National NC14958 impressed Jun 11, 1942. To Brazil
AF as 1325, to PP-VAU Jun 24, 1946. W/o Oct 18, 1952 at
Lajes, Santa Catarina.
42-57223/57224 Lockheed C-56D Lodestar
Civilian Model 18-08 impressed by USAAF.
57223 MSN 2169 ex NC36603 impressed Jun 11, 1942. To Bolivia as CB-28
Dec 8, 1944. WFU 1948 at Cochabamba, Bolivia
57224 MSN 2170 ex NC36604 impressed Jun 11, 1942. Back to NC33604 Dec 27, 1944. WFU Aug 1982.
42-57225 Stinson UC-81A-ST Reliant
Model SR.10G NC27792 MSN 5956 impressed by USAAF
42-57226 Stinson UC-81J-ST Reliant
Model SR.9E NC17143 MSN 5216 impressed by USAAF
42-57227/57228 Douglas C-32A
Civilian DC-2 impressed by USAAF
57227 MSN 1250 DC-2-112 NC13724 delivered to TWA Aug 7, 1934, to Braniff Mar 7, 1939.
Impressed by USAAF Jun 11, 1942. Caribbean Wing ATC May 1, 1943. Returned to USA
Nov 5, 1943. WFU Jan 17, 1944
57228 MSN 1254 DC-2-112 TWA NC13728 impressed by USAAF Jun 11, 1942. W/o at Morrison Field, FL Dec 11, 1942
42-57229/57478 Aeronca TG-5 Grasshopper
57457 to US Navy as BuNo 36422
57461 to US Navy as BuNo 36423
57462 to US Navy as BuNo 36424
42-57479/57503 Ryan PT-22A
Destined for Netherlands East Indies as R-070/R-094, but there
was a change in organizational structure and the planes were
delivered to another US Army command and registered 42-57479 to 57503.
The Dutch received PT-19As instead.
57481 (MSN 1777) to N46501. In 2013 was on display in Smithsonian Udvar-Hazy Center Museum at Dulles Airport.
57498 (MSN 1794) to N57011
57503 (MSN 1799) became N46382, then N2625R, then N197G. Sold Dec 2004
to owner in Switzerland. Registered Feb 4, 2005 to Ryan Club
of Birrfeld, Switzerland as HB-RDD
42-57504 Lockheed UC-40D
Civilian Model 12 Electra Jr. impressed by USAAF. Was MSN 1220 NC17376. Believe used as
"F-AMPJ" in film "Casablanca" in 1942. Wrecked Mitchell Field, NY Oct 6, 1942.
42-57505 Lockheed C-36A
Commercial Model 10-A Electra MSN 1014 NC14262 of Northwest Airlines
impressed into USAAF Jun 14, 1942. Redesignated UC-36A-LO in 1943.
To NC14262 Aug 18, 1944. To N38PB Jun 1963. W/o Jul 10, 1965,
Provincetown, MA.
42-57506 Douglas C-49H-DO
DC-3-227B MSN 2198 ex American Airlines NC21793 delivered Feb 24, 1940, impressed by USAAF. To DSC May 22, 1942,
returned to American Airlines Mar 28, 1944 as NC21793. To Douglas Aircraft Co May 10, 1949
for sale to Trans Alaska Airlines. Later to CF-HCF (Queen Charlotte Airlines - Pacific
Western Airlines May 15, 1953). Rr CF-PWH (PWA Jan 22, 1959 - Queen Charlotte
Airlines Apr 02, 1962 - Great Northern Airways 1968). Derelict Terrace, BC. 1973,
sold to Pacific Western Airlines Mar 1974 (for spares?), cancelled Feb 1983.
CF-PWH was bought 1979 by Bob Surman, and in 1987 was under restoration at
Cloverdale, BC
42-57507 Piper L-4F Grasshopper
J-5A Cub (MSN 5-1080, ex NC3871) impressed from civilian user
42-57508/57509 Boeing C-73
Civilian Model 247D impressed by USAAF.
57508 (MSN 1734) originally to Pacific Air Transport as NC13352
Aug 10, 1944. To United Airlines May 1, 1934. Converted
to 274-D Jun 20, 1935. To Western Air Lines as NC13352
(leased from United Airlines). To Pennsylvania Central
Airlines as NC13352 Jul 29, 1937. Impressed by USAAF Jun 14, 1942.
To Woodley Airways as NC13352 Jul 22, 1944. To Pacific
Northern Airlines as NC13352 Aut 23, 1945. To Empire
Airlines as NC13235 Feb 1948. To NR13352. W/o
Jun 27, 1950 at Walla Walla, WA.
57509 (MSN 1740) originally to National Air Transport as NC13358
Aug 22, 1933. To United Airlines as NC13358 May 1, 1934.
To Pennsylvania Central Airlines as NC13358 Mar 25, 1937.
Impressed by USAAF Jun 14, 1942. WFU Aug 31, 1943.
42-57510 Stinson UC-81B-ST Reliant
Model SR.8E NC17102 MSN 9797 impressed by USAAF
42-57511/57513 Douglas C-84
DC-3B-202 airliners commandeered from TWA by USAAF
57511 MSN 1924 ex NC17314 delivered May 23, 1937. To USAAF Jun 14, 1942. To civil registry as NC17314 (TWA Oct 17, 1944 -
Union Steel and Wrecking Co Jan 16, 1953 - Transocean - General Air Cargo). Crashed Feb
01, 1959 Kerrville, TX when operating on behalf of National Guard. The aircraft crashed into a hill while
attempting an emergency landing after experiencing icing. The captain's poor judgment in continuing into
known and dangerous icing conditions. 3 of 28 onboard killed.
57512 MSN 1934 ex NC17319 delivered Jun 19 1937, to USAAF Jun 14, 1942 - South Atlantic Wing ATC May 01, 1943. To
civil registry as NC17319 (TWA Apr 01, 1945 to Oct 06, 1952 - Various owners/operators)
then sold to Fuerza Aerea de Bolivia/TAM. Registered TAM-01 and used as
presidential aircraft. W/o Apr 14, 1972.
57513 MSN 2027 ex NC18953 delivered Jan 12, 1938, to USAAF Jun 14, 1942. To civil registry as NC18953 (TWA *358* Oct 23, 1944 -
Union Steel and Wrecking Co May 05, 1953 - Ozark May 19, 1953. Reregistered N139D (1954), sold
Dec 14, 1965 (Various owners/operators). DBR Jul 10, 1969 Malcolm Island, SAS. Canada.
42-57514/57515 Spartan UC-71
Civilian Model 7W Executive impressed by USAAF.
57514 (MSN 7W-20) Manufactured 21Apr39. Registered 19Sep39 as NC17632 to Wynn-Crosby Drilling Co, Houston, TX.
Defense Supply Corp, Washington, DC 12Jun42. War Department, Washington, DC. Delivered to USAAF at
Savannah, GA 22Jun42; designated UC-71. Atlanta AAB, GA 13Aug42. Savannah AAB, GA 25Aug42.
Miller Field, Winston-Salem, NC 4Nov42. Crashed into terrain during a ferry flight from Miller Field at
Mooresville, SC 17Nov42 (1KIS).
57515 (MSN 7W-15) Manufactured 30Mar38. Registered 15May38 as NC17616 to Spartan Aircraft
Company, Tulsa, OK. Delivered to Hickok Manufacturing Co., Rochester, NY 25Jan40. Defense Supply
Corp, Washington, DC 9Jun42. War Department, Washington, DC. Delivered to USAAF at Drew Field,
Tampa, FL 15Jun42; designated UC-71. HQ Squadron, Third Air Force, Drew Field. Substantially
damaged landing at Drew Field 6Oct42. Howard Hughes, Culver City, CA 1Jan43. 4th Ferrying Group,
Berry Field, Nashville, TN 31Jan43. Houston, TX. Released to the CAA 21 Aug 1943, to Alamo Field, CA.
Registration NC236 allotted 15Nov42 to the Civil Aeronautics Administration, Washington, DC;
registered 21Aug44. Reregistered as NC836. Registered 19Aug46 to the War Assets Administration,
Washington, DC. Sold to private owner 11Apr47. N17616 Reregistered 3Aug00 as NC17616.
Based in Germany. Registration cancelled 30Jul20 on export to Russian Federation
42-57516 Fairchild UC-61A-FA Argus
Model F24W-41A (MSN NC28694) impressed by USAAF
42-57517/57526 Babcock CG-4A-BB
57524 to USAAF, attached to 38TCS/10TCG at AAF Camp Mackall Field, NC crashed in an forced
landing accident Nov 25, 1943 at AAF Camp Mackall Field, NC.
42-57527/57618 G & A CG-4A-GA
57535 to RAF as Hadrian II KK621. SOC Feb 28, 1946
57536 to RAF as Hadrian II KK622. SOC Feb 28, 1946
57537 to RAF as Hadrian II KK623. SOC Feb 28, 1946
57538 to RAF as Hadrian II KK624. SOC Feb 28, 1946
57539 to RAF as Hadrian II KK625. SOC Feb 28, 1946
57540 to RAF as Hadrian II KK626. SOC Aug 30, 1945
57541 to RAF as Hadrian II KK627. SOC Feb 28, 1946
57542 to RAF as Hadrian II KK628. SOC Feb 28, 1946
57563 transferred to RAF from USAAF stocks in UK. RAF serial unknown and may never have been issued.
On loan to RAF in UK for training and flown with RAF roundels and USAAF serials
57579 transferred to RAF from USAAF stocks in UK. RAF serial unknown and may never have been issued.
On loan to RAF in UK for training and flown with RAF roundels and USAAF serials
42-57619/58070 Cancelled contract
42-58071/58073 Douglas C-32A
Civilian DC-2 impressed for Lend-Lease to BOAC
58071 MSN 1238 TWA NC13712. Delivered as NC13712 to Middle East and been sold to British Purchasing Commission
Jul 5, 1941 and allocated RAF serial HK837. Registered as C-32A Jul 19, 1942
while flying with RAF No. 31 Sqdn in India, and retrospectively allocated serial 42-58071 for
Lend-Lease accounting. Operated by Indian National Airlines
for ADAT with civilian registry VT-ARA. Returned to RAF Sep 1945 as spares
58072 MSN 1313 DC-2-120 American Airlines NC14280 delivered Dec 15, 1934. Delivered as NC14280 to Middle East.
Had been sold to British Purchasing Commission in 1941 and allocated RAF serial HK847. 31 Sqdn RAF, 117
Sqdn RAF, 31 Sqdn. Registered as C-32A
Jun 19, 1942 while flying with RAF No 31 Sqdn in India and retrospectively allocated serial 42-58072
for Lend-Lease accounting. Operated by Indian National Airlines for ADAT with civilian registry VT-ARB.
Returned to RAF Jun 30, 1944. Scrapped Mar 1945
58073 MSN 1406 DC-2-120 American Airlines NC14966 deliverd Oct 31, 1935. Lend-Lease to UK for BOAC.
Delivered as NC14966 to Middle East.
Had been sold to British Purchasing Commission Jul 3, 1941 and allocated RAF serial of AX768. Registered
as C-32A Jun 19, 1942 when flying with RAF No 31 Sqdn in India and retrospectively allocated serial
42-58073 for Lend-Lease accounting. W/o Nandi ST Forest near Bangalore, India Jul 24, 1942.
42-58074/58109 Ridgefield CG-4A-RI
58077 (62nd TCG, 8th TCS) released from tow too far from shore and landed at sea a few miles S of
Syracuse, Sicily, Italy Jul 9, 1943. 1 KIA, of the 7 British crew no record. MACR 629.
58090 converted to XPG-2-RI.
58095 86th Troop Carrier Squadron, 437th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Ramsbury (Station 469).
Towed by a C-47, the glider was transporting men from the 101st Airborne Division to a landing
zone at Eindhoven, Netherlands during Operation ‘Market’. Written off in the Netherlands 17Sep44;
the tow rope was cut by flak west of Eindhoven..
42-58110/58439 Cessna C-78 Bobcat
MSN 3601/3930
58135 (MSN 3626) to French civil registry as F-OGBE
58175 ran out of fuel and crashed into sea during landing off Guadalcanal Jul 21, 1943. MACR 326. Pilot killed.
58176 (MSN 3668) to New Zealand Civil Aviation Dept Apr 1948 as ZK-ARS
58177 (MSN 3669) to New Zealand Civil Aviation Dept Apr 1948 as ZK-ART
58237 crew bailed out over Pleasant Valley, NY
due to fuel exhaustion and bad weather Nov 27, 1942.
58261 overshot runway at Medford AF, OR Aug 22, 1943
58269 to civil registry as CF-HGM
58278 (MSN 3769) lost in Caribbean sea Jul 21, 1944.
58281 (MSN 3772) 1942: TOS USAAF as C-78.
1/43: Redesignated UC-78.
1945: Unknown owner with c/r NC51239.
1951: Restored.
1953: Unknown owner in Hartford, CT.
12/61: Parks College, Cahokia, IL.
4/13/66: Landed gear up at Bi-States Park Airport, East St. Louis, with substantial damage.
4/21/70: Airworthiness Certificate issued.
5/31/75: Registered N30L.
Ca.6/1/75: Unknown owner in Sioux City, IA.
11/11/75: Unknown owner in Dallas, TX.
1976: Unknown owner in Corsicanna, TX.
1977-1987: Other unknown owners in the Dallas area.
6/21/87: Jean C. Hill, Harvard, IL.
11/17/11: Aerojet Services, Inc, Crystal Lake, IL., flying painted as AT-8 41-030.
58289 (MSN 3780) to French civil registry as F-OBGR
58425 wrecked when undercarriage of Spitfire AB374 collapsed
on takeoff at Heston, England Nov 26, 1943 and aircraft
ran into UC-78
58434 [U], 91st Bomb Group, Bassingbourn (Station 121), Cambridgeshire
42-58440/58540 Cessna UC-78 Bobcat
MSN 3931/4031
58442 (MSN 3933) registered NR700 Oct 19, 1943 for CAA Flight Inspection Service. Cancelled Jan 29, 1951.
58448 (MSN 3939) Lend Lease to Brazil, initially as GIA but later flown as FAB 2818
58482/59496 (MSN 3973/3987) Lend-Lease to French AF
58482 (MSN 3973) to French military as 25842. WFU
58484 (MSN 3975) to French civil registry as F-BHDJ
58490 (MSN 3981) to French civil registry in French Morocco as F-DABX
58501 (MSN 3992) Delivered to USAAF. While attached to 349BHQ/99SerG ground looped at
Paramaribo-Zandery Field, Dutch Guiana/Suriname on Jul 17, 1943. Again damaged when it
had a forced landing due to engine failure at San Tone, Venezuela on May 16, 1944.
58511 (MSN 4002) 306th Bomb Group, Eighth Air Force, Thurleigh (Station 111), Bedfordshire Mar44
58515 used by 8th AF HQ/A Flight.
42-58541/58560 Cancelled contract
42-58561/58810 Taylorcraft TG-6
Taylorcraft model ST100 training glider version of the L-2. Ordered 23Jul42. This included an
aircraft designated as XTG-6 which was built and flown, using an existing airframe, within nine days
58562 Rebuilt 1944 to test various glider towing techniques. Redesignated XTG-33.
Later modified at Clinton County Army Air Field, Wilmington, Ohio for prone-pilot G force tests.
58662 at Pima Air and Space Museum, Tucson, AZ as N59134
58678 (MSN 6183) converted to DF-65 and became NC59687, then N59687, then G-BRIY
Feb 1, 1990. Flies in USAAF colors
(Taylorcraft DF-65 G-BRIY) Civil Aviation Authority ‘No Flight’ declaration submitted March 2018.
Currently with BlackStone Aviation at Morpeth, England.
58743 (MSN 6182) converted to L-2B powered aircraft N61021.
Preserved at Pearson Air Museum, WA.
58757 (MSN 6196) converted to L-2 powered aircraft N54469
42-58811/60280 Cancelled contracts
58811/59300 believed to be for Taylorcraft L-2B that was eventually built as 43-1/490
59301/60280 believed to be for Piper L-4B that was eventually built as 43-491/1470
42-60281/60770 Aeronca L-3C-AE Grasshopper
Cancelled; re-ordered as 43-1471/1960
42-60771 Stinson UC-81J-ST Reliant
Model SR.9E NC18456 MSN 5260 impressed by USAAF
42-60772/60881 Douglas A-24A-DE Dauntless
MSN 1812/1831, 2325/2354, 2519,2548, 2699/2728.
60786 w/o in forced landing at reilly Field, Fort McClellan, AL Feb 3, 1943.
60788 in accident Mar 14, 1944 when engine failed while towing
target near Roxy Ann mountain, OR
60801 (303rd BS, 84th BG) crashed at Venice bombing range, FL Mar 24, 1943.
60806 (531st FBS) ran out of fuel and ditched 83 mi NE of Kanton
Island, Gilbert Islands Sep 5, 1943. 2 killed. MACR 428.
60809 (56th BS, 48th BG) w/o in forced landing 1 mi S o Taylorsville, MS Mar 22, 1943
60811 (301st BS, 48th BG) crashed at Tallahassee, FL Mar 13, 1943.
60817 operated by City of Portland as insect
spray aircraft under civilian registry of
N9142H. Later N15749. In 1965, acquired by Navy and
sent to Naval Aviation Museum at Pensacola, FL
where it is displayed as an SBD-3 in 1941-42 color scheme.
Was used in the filming of 'Tora!Tora!Tora!'. In 2015 was on display at Jack
Erickson/Tillamook Air Museum, Tillamook, OR
60835 (14 Target Tow Squadron, USAAF) crashed Aug 23, 1943 near Camp Davis Airfield NC.
Engine failed on an orientation/training flight at night.
Stalled and crashed in an attempted forced landing on Camp Davis Airfield.
The USAAF instructor was injured, and the WASP pilot was trapped in the burning wreck and died.
60850 (3 Tow Target Squadron) crashed Sep 23, 1943 at Camp Davis AF in landing accident. WASP pilot
and passenger killed.
42-60882/60941 Douglas A-24B-DE Dauntless
60882/60911 MSN 3236/3265. 60912/60941 MSN 3361/3390. Transferred to US Marine Corps as SBD-5A BuNo 09693/09752.
42-60942/61091 Curtiss C-46A-40-CU Commando
MSN 26817/26966
101 converted to C-46A-41-CU
60942 (MSN 28617) exploded near Myitkyina due to onboard fire, condemned Dec 9, 1944.
60943 (MSN 26818/CU458) delivered to USAAF Feb 11, 1944, tfd to Reconstruction Finance Corporation Oct 24, 1945. WFU & stored Bush
Field, Georgia. Tourneau Technical Institute bought 1953 reg. N68823. International Airports Inc. bought 1958. Southern Cross
Airways lsd 1958. DBR after an overload with an engine malfunction forced a landing near Aricam, Chile Feb 18, 1959, five fatal.
60944 (MSN 28619) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage prior to Aug 22, 1946.
60945 (MSN 26820) accepted as A-41. condemned Jul 14, 1944
60946 (MSN 26821) accepted as A-41. crashed on landing at Yunnanyl, China Nov 28, 1944, condemned Nov 29, 1944.
60947 (MSN 26822) accepted as A-41. transferred to Chinese AF
60948 (MSN 26823) condemned for salvage Jan 20, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission
60949 (MSN 26824/CU465) delivered to USAAF Feb 16, 1944. Attached to 1264 BU at Casablanca, DBR Sep 17, 1944 when it crashed into
the high mountain presently called Gebel Ataqa in Egypt. MACR 15942. Crash date varies from the 16th to the 20th of September 1944.
60950 (MSN 26825/CU465) accepted as A-41. delivered to USAAF Apr 3, 1944. Attached to the 1337AFBU in the CBI went missing Apr 10, 1945 in India. MACR 13791..
60951 (MSN 26826) accepted as A-41. condemned May 31, 1944.
60952 (MSN 26827) accepted as A-41. transferred to Chinese AF Apr 15, 1946
60953 (MSN 26828/CU468) delivered to USAAF Feb 28, 1944. Crashed on takeoff at Barrackpore (Station 19), India
Mar 29, 1944. At least one crewmember killed. Plane condemned Apr 3, 1944
60954 (MSN 26829/CU469) accepted as A-41. delivered to USAAF Apr 3, 1944. Damaged Jul 31, 1944 at Chengkung, China. Next Mar 12, 1945 damaged at
Kakaikunda AB, India. Sold to Indian government Apr 10, 1946. WFU & stored. Aircraft Modifications Inc. bought Jan 16, 1957, reg N7846B.
L & J Trading Company, Inc. bought May 1957. Caribbean Aircraft & Supply bought Jun 1957. Transportes Aéreos Peruanos (TAPSA)
bought Sep 1958 reg. OB-WBP-507. W/o when it crashed into a hill 30 km (18.8 mls) S of Tournavista, Peru - 12 fatal on May 13, 1959
60955 (MSN 26830) accepted as A-41. condemned Aug 3, 1944
60956 (MSN 26831) crashed 18 mi W of Marrakech, Morocco Aug 24, 1945.
60957 (MSN 26832) accepted as A-41. transferred to Chinese AF Apr 15, 1946
60958 (MSN 26833/CU473) delivered to USAAF Feb 16, 1944. Damaged in a ground accident Apr 16, 1944 at
El Fasher, Sudan. W/o when it crashed on Masira Island, Oman Apr 15, 1945.
60959 (MSN 26834) accepted as A-41. condemned Sep 29, 1945
60960 (MSN 26835) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Jan 20, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission
60961 (MSN 26836) accepted as A-41. DBR in tornado, condemned Mar 20, 1945.
60962 (MSN 26837) condemned for salvage Nov 7 1944
60963 damaged on 17 Jan 1945-ground accident at Payne Field
60964 (MSN 26839) accepted as A-41. condemned Oct 7, 1944
60965 (133rd TCG) accepted as A-41. lost May 19, 1945, India. Condemned May 10, 1945.
One of the dates must be wrong.
60966 (MSN 26841) accepted as A-41. w/o 24 May 1945 landing at Kunming, China.
60967 (MSN 26842) Ground accident on 30 Dec 1944 at Payne Fd, Egypt
60968 (MSN 26843) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Jan 23, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission.
60969 (MSN 26844) accepted as A-41. condemned Jun 26, 1944.
60970 (MSN 26845) Ground accident on 10 Apr 1945 at Abadan, Iran
60971 (MSN 26846) accepted as A-41. w/o Aug 12, 1944, Nonghklow, India
60973 (MSN 26848) accepted as A-41.
60974 (MSN 26849) accepted as A-41. DBR by tornado, condemned Mar 20, 1945.
60975 (MSN 26850) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Feb 9, 1945
60976 (MSN 26851) accepted as A-41. Transferred to Chinese AF Apr 15, 1946
60977 (MSN 26852) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Jan 23, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission
60978 (MSN 26853) accepted as A-41. condemned for savvage Feb 8, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission
60979 (MSN 26854) accepted as A-41. DBR by tornado, condemned Mar 20, 1945.
60981 (MSN 26856) accepted as A-41.
60982 (MSN 26857) accepted as A-41. lost (no details), condemned Apr 30, 1945.
60984 (MSN 26859) accepted as A-41. w/o 17 Nov 1944 cr 6 miles SW of Dergaon, India. Condemned Nov 17, 1944
60985 (MSN 26860) accepted as A-41.
60986 (MSN 26861) condemned for salvage Sep 29, 1945
60987 (MSN 26862) accepted as A-41. damaged on 19 May 1944 in ground accident at Kunming. Condemned Jul 26, 1945
60988 (MSN 26863) accepted as A-41. transferred to Chinese AF Apr 15, 1946
60989 (MSN 26863/CU504) delivered to USAAF 10/3/44, transferred to Chinese AF Apr 15, 1946. WFU & stored 1948.
60990 (MSN 26865) accepted as A-41. transferred to Chinese AF Apr 15, 1946
60991 (MSN 26866) accepted as A-41. transferred to Chinese AF Apr 15, 1946. To B-928 Aug 1965, WFU Mar 7, 1973.
60992 (MSN 26867) transferred to Chinese AF Apr 15, 1946
60993 (MSN 26868) accepted as A-41. condemned Jun 19, 1944
60994 (MSN 26869) accepted as A-41.
60995 (MSN 26870/CU510) delivered to USAAF 13/3/44, transferred to Chinese AF Apr 15, 1946. WFU & stored 1948.
60996 (MSN 26871/CU511) accepted as A-41.
60997 (MSN 26872) accepted as A-41. destroyed 30 Jul 1944 in landing at Kunming. Condemned Jul 31, 1944
60998 (MSN 26873/CU513) delivered to USAAF 4/3/44, Damaged beyond repair in a belly landing at Kunming Sta. #13 on 30/7/44.
60999 (MSN 26874/CU514) delivered to USAAF 7/3/44, transferred to Chinese AF Apr 15, 1946. WFU & stored 1948
61000 (MSN 26875/CU515) delivered to USAAF 13/3/44. Fatal landing crash at Luliang, China on Oct 26, 1944.
Condemned Oct 30, 1944
61001 (MSN 26876/CU516) delivered to USAAF 13/3/44, transferred to Chinese AF Apr 15, 1946. WFU & stored 1948
61003 (MSN 26878/CU518) delivered to USAAF 13/3/44, transferred to Chinese AF Apr 15, 1946. WFU & stored 1948
61004 (MSN 26879) transferred to Chinese AF Apr 15, 1946
61005 (MSN 26880) w/o 25 Mar 1945 crash 50 miles SW of Yunnanyi, crew bailed out, condemned Mar 25, 1945.
61007 (MSN 26882) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Feb 10, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission.
61008 (MSN 26883) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Jan 20, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission.
61009 (MSN 26884) accepted as A-41. crashed 18 Nov 1944 on t/off at Kunming, condemened Nov 19, 1944
61010 (MSN 26885) lost (no details), condemned Apr 30, 1945
61011 (MSN 26886) accepted as A-41.
61012 (MSN 26887)accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Feb 10, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission
61013 (MSN 26888) accepted as A-41. transferred to Chinese AF Apr 15, 1946
61014 (MSN 26889)
61015 (MSN 26890) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Jan 21, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission
61016 (MSN 26891) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Jan 23, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission
61017 (MSN 26892) transferred to Chinese AF Apr 15, 1946
61018 (MSN 26893) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Sep 6, 1944
61019 (MSN 26894) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Feb 7, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission
61020 (MSN 26895) crashed 15 Jan 1945 while landing at Chan, condemned Jan 16, 1945
61021 (MSN 26896) accepted as A-41. sold to Indian Governmnent Apr 10, 1946
61022 (MSN 26897) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Feb 8, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission
61023 (MSN 26898) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Jan 23, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission
61024 (MSN 26899) accepted as A-41. w/o 9 Jul 1944 China-Burma-India. condemned Jul 18, 1944
61025 (MSN 26900) accepted as A-41. w/o Jun 17, 1944 Gulf of Cutch, India
61026 (MSN 26901) accepted as A-41. sold to Indian Government Apr 10, 1946. To PP-BTA, crashed after take-off at Belem, Brazil 6May59
61027 (MSN 26902) accepted as A-41. sold to Indian Government Apr 10, 1946. To N7779B Nov56. N7779B damaged on 5 Sep 1963 landing at Anchorage
61028 (MSN 26903/CU543) WFU and stored. To C-46 Parts Inc
Mar 2, 1965 as N91372. Bought by Servicios Aereos
Virgen de Copacabana (SAVCO) Sep 1971 as CP-959.
W/o when crashed on takeoff Trinidad Beni, Bolivia
Sep 7, 1972 after No 1 engine failure.
61029 (MSN 26904) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Jan 23, 1946
61030 (MSN 26905) accepted as A-41. condemned Jul 26, 1945
61031 (MSN 26906/CU546) w/o Jul 30, 1945 in takeoff accident at Mellaha AB, Tripolitania, Algeria
61032 (MSN 26907) accepted as A-41. crashed 18 Nov 1944 on landing at Chanyi, condemned Nov 18, 1944.
61033 (MSN 26908) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Jan 20, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission
61034 (MSN 26909/CU549) DBR Aug 7, 1944 when crashed on takeoff after engine failure at Abadan, Iran
61035 (MSN 26910/CU550) accepted as A-41.
61036 (MSN 26911) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Feb 10, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission
61037 (MSN 26912) accepted as A-41. w/o 31 May 1945 t/off at Chanyi.
61038 (MSN 26913) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Feb 7, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission
61039 accepted as A-41. lost Jun 29, 1944 on cargo mission near Chanyi, China.
61040 (MSN 26915/CU555) damaged in taxi accident Dec 13, 1944 at Marrakech AB, French Morocco.
Transferred to Chinese AF Apr 15, 1946. WFU and stored 1948
61041 (MSN 26916) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Feb 7, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission
61042 (MSN 26917) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Mar 7, 1945.
61043 (MSN 26918) accepted as A-41. w/o 18 Sep 1945 crash 20 miles W of Pao-Shan, China
61044 (MSN 26919/CU559) WFU and stored Jul 1946. Bought by Officine Aeronavali in 1951. Bought by Varig Oct 1952
and registered PP-VCI. Loide Aereo Nacional bought Oct 1953, re-registered PP-LDO Feb 25, 1954. Charqueada Santa
Maria de Araguaia boubht May 14, 1957, named "Caraja Sorrody" reg. PT-AXV. Transportes Aereos Salvador
leased Apr 13, 1962, returned Apr 27, 1964. Paraense Transportes Aereos leased May 1964, bought Jan 1966
registered PP-BTZ. L. Rodriques dos Santos bought Jul 6, 1968. Vicas Comercio e Industria leased
Jul 6 1968, Companhia Meridional de Mineracao leased 1969, Jose Villar Ribeiro bought Nov 26, 1969. Isidoro
Pinheiro bought Jul 1970, WFU & stored Belem, Brazil Jul 1971. SAVA bought 1976, parted out and derlict at Belem.
61045 (MSN 26920/CU560) accepted as A-41. damaged May 29, 1945 at Kunming, China. WFU and stored Jan 1946
61046 (MSN 26921/CU561) accepted as A-41. lost Jan 6, 1945, India
61047 (MSN 26922) condemned for salvage Jul 7, 1944
61048 (MSN 26923/CU563) accepted as A-41. WFU and stored Jan 1946
61049 (MSN 26924) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Jan 23, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission.
61050 (MSN 26925/CU565) WFU and stored Jul 1946
61051 (MSN 26926) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Apr 2, 1945.
61052 (MSN 26925/CU565) accepted as A-41. DBR Aug 26, 1944
61053 (MSN 26928) reported missing in CBI theatre, condemned Apr 17, 1945.
61054 (MSN 26929) accepted as A-41. missing, condemned Oct 3, 1944
61055 (MSN 26930) accepted as A-41. crashed 10 Jul 1945 on t/off at Chabua, India. Condemned Jul 10, 1945
61056 (MSN 26931/CU571) WFU and stored Jan 1946
61057 (MSN 26932) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Feb 7, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission.
61058 (MSN 26933) accepted as A-41. crashed 3/4 mile past end of runway May 27, 1944 shortly after takeoff from Parnamirim Field,
Natal, Brazil. Pilot and copilot killed, other 3 on board injured.
61059 (MSN 26934/CU574) WFU and stored Jul 1946.
61060 (MSN 26935) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Jan 23, 1946 by Army-Navy
Liquidation Commission.
61061 (MSN 26936/CU576) accepted as A-41. Indian Government bought Apr 10, 1946. WFU & stored, next 1956 Reg. N408K and converted
to a Model C-46T, the Model number used by the L.B. Smith Aircraft. Transcontinental SA bought Mar 1957,
Registered LV-PC unused, reregistered Apr 12, 1957 as LV-FTR. Austral Lineas Aereas leased it Dec 22, 1961,
returned Feb 13, 1962. Aerotransportes Entre Rios bought Oct 1964. WFU & stored Montevideo, Uruguay 1974.
61062 (MSN 26937/CU577) WFU and stored Jul 1946. To N9843F in 1956. WFU and stored 1956.
61063 (MSN 26938) accepted as A-41. condemned for salvage Apr 18, 1945.
61064 (MSN 26939) accepted as A-41. missing 1 Sep 1944 China-Burma-India, condemned Sep 30, 1944
61065 (MSN 26940) w/o 31 May 1945 in landing at Sookerating, India
61066 (MSN 26941/CU581) accepted as A-41. to RFC Oct 3, 1945. WFU and stored at Bush Field,
GA Oct 1945. Bought by Leroy High School Jan 3, 1949. To Air
Ferries International Inc Jan 10, 1949 as N1690M. Bought by
Aviateka Nov 3, 1949 as TG-P-ABA. Bought by Compania Aereas Viajes
Expresos Jan 3, 1950 as YV-C-CAH. Bought by Aaxico Airlines May 20, 1950
as N1834M. Bought by SAM Columbia Jun 1950 as HK-515. W/o when
crashed into the sea off San Andres Island, Colombia Dec 8, 1959.
45 killed.
61067 (MSN 26942/CU582) accepted as A-41. lost Sep 17, 1944, India
61068 (MSN 26943/CU583) DBR Apr 13, 1945 in landing accident in Luliang,
China while attached to the 2nd ATS.
61069 (MSN 26944/CU584) accepted as A-41. bought by Indian government Apr 10, 1946. WFU
and stored Apr 1946. Bought by Western Hemisphere Export in 1956.
Bought by Paraense Transportes Aereos Nov 30, 1956 as PP-LEH. Transferred to Loide Aereo
Nacional May 31, 1957 and registered as PP-LEC. Western Hemisphere
Export bought it in Aug 1957. Bought by Paraense Trasportes Aereos Aug 29, 1957
and registered as PP-BTF. W/o when crashed shortly after takeoff
at Belem, Brazil Sep 22, 1960.
61070 (MSN 26945/CU585) accepted as A-41. bought by Indian government Apr 10, 1946. WFU and
stored Apr 1946. Bought by Banwari Lal and Co Apr 1955. Bought by
Global Aircraft Leasing Jun 9, 1955. Bought by Normam Korer Sep 24, 1955
as N75387. Bought by Lineas Aereas de Nicaragua (LANICA) May 15, 1956
as AN-AIN. W/o when crashed into hill shortly after takeoff Apr 5, 1960 at Suina,
Nicaragua. 2 killed.
61071 (MSN 26946/CU586) bought by Indian government Apr 10, 1946. WFU and
stored Apr 1946. Bought by Western Hemisphere Expert Jun 24, 1955 as
YV-C-ARU. Bought by RANSA Nov 1955, reregistered in 1956 as YV-C-ARV.
Bought by Aerovias Panama Airways Apr 1966 as HP-414. Bought by
Aeromar Airlines (Dominican Republic) in 1969 as HI-163. WFU and
stored in 1976. DBR Jun 2, 1989.
61072 (MSN 26947/CU587) accepted as A-41. repaired after taxi accident Jun 26, 1944 in India.
Reported missing in CBI Jan 6, 1945 enroute from Sookerating to Chanyi. MACR 11099.
61073 (MSN 26948/CU588) accepted as A-41. in landing accident at Maiduguri, Nigeria
Jul 6, 1944. Repaired. To RFC Mar 26, 1946. WFU and stored
Ontaria, CA Mar 1946. Bought by A. W. Schwimmer in 1947 as N67923.
Bought by Lineas Aereas de Panama SA in 1948 as RX-132. To Israeli
AF in 1948. Bought as Sanday and Company in 1956 asn N9805F. Bought
by Sferma in 1959 as F-OBKA. COnverted to CW-20T Oct 1959. Bought by
Air Cameroon in 1959. Bought by Four Star Aviation in 1967. Bought
by Empresa Industria Ganaderia in 1970 as CP-855. Bought by
Frigorificos Sana Ana in 1970. Trasnferred to Frigorifico
Santa Rita Jan 1970. W/o Jun 9, 1975 when crashed while landing at Riberalta,
Bolivia with the landing gear partially extended.
61074 (MSN 26949/CU589) in minor taxi accident May 5, 1944 with 2nd FRG, 89th FRS and
repaired. To Chinese AF Apr 15, 1946. WFU and stored 1948.
61075 (MSN 26950/CU590) accepted as A-41. w/o when crew bailed out near Yangyi, China Jul 16, 1945.
61076 (MSN 26951/CU591) accepted as A-41. in taxi accident Sep 26, 1944 at Casablanca,
French Morocco. Another taxi accident Jan 30, 1945 at Panagarn, India.
WFU and stored Jan 1946.
61077 (MSN 26952/CU592) WFU and stored Jan 1946.
61078 (MSN 26953/CU593) accepted as A-41. DBR in landing accident Dergson, India Apr 1,1 945. W/o
Apr 24, 1945.
61079 (MSN 26954/CU594) accepted as A-41. to RFC Oct 24, 1945. WFU and stored
Ontario, CA Oct 1945. Returned to USAF May 21, 1948.
WFU and stored Feb 1949.
61080 (MSN 26955/CU595) w/o DBR Jul 1, 1944 when crashed on
landing at Cairo, Egypt Jun 30, 1944.
61081 (MSN 26956/CU596) accepted as A-41. w/o Aug 5, 1944 when crashed on landing
in India Jul 4, 1944.
61082 (MSN 26957/CU597) accepted as A-41. (133rd TCG) crashed on landing Jun 12, 1945 80 km
NE of Yunnanyi, China. MACR 14619
61083 (MSN 26958/CU598) WFU and stored Feb 1946.
61084 (MSN 26959/CU599) accepted as A-41. W/o when DBR in taxi accident at
Chengkung, China Mul 2, 1944.
61085 (MSN 26960/CU600) accepted as A-41. damaged in landing accident Dec 28, 1944
at Misamari/Station 11, India. WFU and stored Feb 1946.
61086 (MSN 26961/CU601) accepted as A-41. bought by Indian government Apr 10, 1946.
WFU and stored Apr 1946. Bought by Aircraft Modifications
Inc Jan 1957 and registered as N7847B. Bought by L & J
Trading, Inc Jun 1957. Bought by Caribbean Aircraft and
Supply Jun 1957. Leased by RANSA Jun 21, 1957, returned
Jul 1958. Bought by Aerovias Halcon May 1985 and registered
LV-GFW. W/o when DBR Jan 27, 1966 in poor weather landing
5 km S of Rio Cuarto, Cordoba, Argentina.
61087 (MSN 26962/CU602) accepted as A-41. damaged in landing accident Jun 2, 1945
at Luliang, China. WFU and stored Jan 1946
61088 (MSN 26963/CU603) WFU and stored Feb 1946
61089 (MSN 26964/CU604) accepted as A-41. to RFC Oct 15, 1945. WFU and stored.
Returned to USAF May 21, 1948. WFU and stored Feb 1949.
61090 (MSN 26965/CU605) accepted as A-41. WFU and stored Jan 1946
61091 (MSN 26966/CU606) accepted as A-41. WFU and stored Feb 1946.
42-61092/61093 Beech UC-43D Traveler
Civilian Model E-17Bs impressed by USAAF.
61092 MSN 163 NC2388
61093 MSN 198 NC18775 impressed by USAAF Jun 1942. Returned to civil registry as N57829 owned by JRW Aviation,
Inc of Dallas, TX. Currently registered as N1JW in army colors and poor state of
repair awaiting entry in the new Frontiers of Flight Museum at Dallas-Love Field.
42-61094 Boeing C-73
Civilian Model 247 MSN 1688 NC13307 impressed by USAAF. To Boeing
Air Transport as NC13307 Oct 1933. To United Airlines May 1934.
To Wyoming Air Aervice as NC13307 May 1, 1935. To Inland
Airlines as NC13307 Jul 1, 1938. Impressed by USAAF Jun 18, 1942.
To Lineas Aereas Mexicanas as XA-DIZ Jul 1944. To Arturo San
Roman as XA-DIZ in 1948. To Taxis Aereos Nacionales
as XA-DIZ in 1948. To Aeronaves de Michoaca, to Jesse
Bristow in 1956, to Airspray Inc as N7777B in 1958.
WFU by 1963.
42-61095/61096 Douglas C-32A
Civilian DC-2 impressed by USAAF.
61095 MSN 1242 DC-2-112 TWA NC13716 delivered Jul 1934, impressed by USAAF Jun 18, 1942. Loaned back to TWA Jul 5, 1942. Declared as surplus
May 15, 1945 and WFU Jul 5, 1945 at Memphis, Tennessee. Supposed to be delivered to TACA, but to Aeerovias
Brasil Jan 3, 1946 as PP-AVG. SOC Lagoa Santa GBasil Feb 5, 1947.
61096 MSN 1245 DC-2-112 TWA NC13719 impressed by USAAF Jun 18, 1942. Loaned back to TWA
Jul 5, 1942 under training program agreement. To DSC Nov 3, 1944 for sale to
Mexico, supposed to be delivered to TACA Mar 1945. To Aerovias Brasil
Jan 3, 1946 as PP-AVG. W/o Lagoa Santa, Brazil Feb 5, 1947
42-61097 Beech UC-43B Traveler
Civilian Model D-17S MSN 216 NC18791 impressed by USAAF Jun 22, 1942. Fitted with Edo floats
and used as a despatch rider aircraft for President Roosevelt who was relaxing at Birch
Island prior to meeting Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference. Engine caught fire
August 6, 1942 and aircraft burned out and sank. This incident is sort of mysterious.
42-61098 Stinson UC-81C-ST Reliant
Model SR.9C NC18410 MSN 5159 impressed by USAAF in 1942. By 1945: returned to original owner.
1/27/66: Stanley L. Kuck, Kohler, WI with c/r N18410.
11/12/02: Dennis S. Van Gheem, De Pere, WI. Still active at De Pere, WI
42-61099/61100 Laister-Kauffman XCG-10A-LK
Laister-Kauffmann Aircraft Corporation model LK-11B Trojan Horse42 seat troop glider
42-61101/61460 Cessna CG-4A-CE
Waco Aircraft Company model NZR troop glider built under contract by Cessna Aircraft Company of Wichita, KS;
the order was subcontracted to Boeing Aircraft Company, Wichita, KS.
61101 894th School Squadron, Stuttgart Field, AR. Damaged while parked in collision by Waco CG-4A 42-61861
landing at Stuttgart Field 2Dec42.
61103 South Plains Field, Lubbock, Texas. Accident landing at South Plains Field 6Jan43.
61104 517th School Squadron, Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Accident landing at El Mirage Lake, CA 21Dec42.
61105 South Plains Field, Lubbock, Texas. Accident landing at South Plains Field 9Jan43.
61106 850th School Squadron, South Plains Field, Lubbock, Texas. Damaged landing at South Plains Field 9Jan43.
61108 517th Basic Flying Training Squadron, Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Force landed after
mid-air collision with Waco CG-4A 42-78940 four miles north of El Mirage dry lake, CA 12Feb43.
Damaged landing at Victorville AFS 7Mar43.
61109 517th School Squadron, Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Damaged landing one mile west of
El Mirage Lake, CA 9Dec42.
61110 AAF Gliding School, Dalhart Field, Dalhart, TX. Damaged landing at Dalhart 26Jan43.
61115 48th Troop Carrier Squadron, 313th Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Damaged landing at Laurinburg-Maxton AAB 17Mar43.
61116 Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC. Accident landing two miles east of Maxton 16Jan43.
61119 880th School Squadron, AAF Gliding School, Dalhart Field, Dalhart, TX. Damaged landing at Dalhart 7Dec42.
61120 AAF Gliding School, Dalhart Field, Dalhart, TX. Damaged landing at Dalhart 31Jan43.
61129 879th School Squadron, AAF Gliding School, Dalhart Field, Dalhart, TX. Damaged landing at
Dalhart 13Feb43. Accident landing at Dalhart 13Feb43.
61130 849th School Squadron, South Plains Field, Lubbock, Texas. Damaged landing at South Plains Field 9Dec42.
Destroyed landing at South Plains Field 14Jan43.
61131 879th School Squadron, AAF Gliding School, Dalhart Field, Dalhart, TX. Damaged landing at Dalhart 1Dec42.
61132 517th Basic Flying Training Squadron, Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Damaged landing at
Hawes Field, Victorville Field Auxiliary #1, CA 15Feb43.
61134 875th School Squadron, AAF Gliding School, Dalhart Field, Dalhart, TX. Damaged by structural
failure at Channing, TX 1Nov42. 880th School Squadron, AAF Gliding School, Dalhart Field, Dalhart, TX.
Damaged landing at Dalhart, TX 25Nov42.
61142 517th School Squadron, Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Damaged landing at El Mirage Lake, CA
19Dec42. 370th Base Headquarters and Air Base Squadron, South Plains Field, Lubbock, TX.
Accident landing at South Plains Field 31Jul43.
61143 517th School Squadron, Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Damaged landing at El Mirage Lake, CA 18Dec42.
61145 32nd Troop Carrier Squadron, 314th Troop Carrier Group, Sedalia Field, Warrensburg, MO.
Damaged when force landed three miles south of Sedalia 17Feb43.75th Troop Carrier Squadron,
435th Troop Carrier Group, Sedalia Field, Warrensburg, MO. Damaged landing at Sedalia 23Jun43.
61147 72nd Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Damaged landing at Fort Robinson, Crawford, NB 11Aug43.
61148 Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC. Accident landing at Laurinburg-Maxton AAB 11Jan43.
61150 81st Troop Carrier Squadron, 436th Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Damaged landing at Lumberton Auxiliary Field, NC 6Sep43.
61158 Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Damaged in collision with Waco CG-4A 42-61222 landing
at El Mirage Lake, CA 1Jan43.
61162 Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Damaged landing at El Mirage Lake, CA 2Jan43.
61163 66th Troop Carrier Squadron, 403rd Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Damaged when force landed six miles from Alliance 23Feb43.
61164 52nd Troop Carrier Squadron, 63rd Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Damaged landing at Laurinburg-Maxton AAB 20May43.
61166 to USAAF, attached to to 38TCS/10TCG at AAF Camp Mackall Field, NC damaged in a landing
accident Nov 26, 1943 at AAF Laurinberg Maxton, NC.
61169 517th School Squadron, Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Damaged landing at El Mirage Lake, CA 16Dec42.
61170 67th Troop Carrier Squadron, 433rd Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Accident landing at Laurinburg-Maxton AAB 27Jun43.
61174 Stout Field, Indianapolis, IN. Damaged landing with mechanical failure at Stout Field 3Apr43.
61178 894th School Squadron, Stuttgart Field, AR. Crashed with mechanical failure after crew bailed
out at Stuttgart Field 7Feb43.
61180 80th Troop Carrier Squadron, 436th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Melun Villaroche (A-55), France.
Towed by a C-47, the glider was transporting men and materials for the 17th Airborne Division to
a landing zone at Wesel, Germany on Operation ‘Varsity’. Crashed when a wing folded up eight
miles SSW of Soissons, France 24Mar45 [6KIA]. The glider was high-time, having operated from
Laurinburg-Maxton Field, NC and England on training missions before this operational mission.
The pilot was the 80TCS glider engineering officer.
61184 517th School Squadron, Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Destroyed while parked in collision
by Vultee BT-15 Valiant 42-1829 at El Mirage Lake, CA 11Dec42.
61188 29th Troop Carrier Squadron, 313th Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Force landed eight miles SE of Laurinburg-Maxton AAB 16Mar43.
61194 Stuttgart Field, AR. Damaged landing at Stuttgart Field 5Feb43.
61196 Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Damaged landing at El Mirage Lake, CA 18Jan43.
61197 60th Troop Carrier Squadron, 63rd Troop Carrier Group, Victorville Army Flying School, CA.
Crashed without a pilot at Blythe AAB, CA 16Dec42. The C-53 42-47379 took off from
South Plains Army Air Field towing the Waco CG-4A glider being ferried to Victorville Army
Flying School at Victorville, California. The flight plan included an overnight stop at
Tucson, Arizona. In addition to the flight crew the aircraft also carried four passengers.
It was almost dark when the tow plane/glider combination arrived over Blythe Army Air Field,
California, 150 miles south of Victorville. Suddenly, the glider pilot saw a light
blinking in the astrodome of the C-53, the normal night signal for the pilot to release the
glider. Believing they were over Tucson, their planned overnight stop, the pilot released his
glider and landed. Once on the ground he began staking down the glider and adding chocks to
the ailerons, elevators and rudder. Just as he completed preparing the glider for an
overnight stay the tower notified him that the C-53 pilot had radioed that the glider had
landed at the wrong base. The tower operator added that the C-53 was landing to retrieve
the glider. The C-53 copilot had erroneously given the cutoff signal. After the tow plane
landed it took some time for base personnel to locate the tow rope in the fading light.
The glider pilot tried to convince the tow pilot to remain overnight but he refused.
Eye-witnesses indicated that the tow pilot appeared to be anxious to get underway.
He taxied the C-53 to a point adjacent to the east end of the east-west runway and stopped.
The glider copilot took a flashlight and motioned the tow plane into position on the runway.
Then the glider was towed into position behind the tow plane. When the glider was in position
the tow rope was hooked to the C-53 while the glider pilot hooked it to the CG-4A,
one of many mistakes; the tow rope was not to be hooked to the glider until both pilots were
in their seats with their safety belts fastened. The glider pilot instructed an aircraft
mechanic from the base to get the flashlight and stand by the left wingtip of the tow plane
so he could signal the tow pilot to take up the slack in the tow rope.
Just before entering the glider the pilot noticed that the chocks had not been removed from the
ailerons, elevators and rudder. He instructed his copilot to remove the chocks from the
right aileron while he removed them from the elevators and rudder. He started for the
left aileron when suddenly the glider began moving forward. The tow pilot had interpreted
the half-moon signal given to take up the tow rope slack as the signal to take off.
As the glider moved forward the glider pilot ran for the door of the glider but never made it;
the glider was moving too fast. Before he and his copilot could get out of the way,
the rear elevator struck them and knocked them down. The tow plane took off and made a 270
degree turn to the right, flew south a short distance, turned left and then made a 360 degree
turn to the right. At this point the tow plane was over the south edge of the field at
approximately 400 feet when the pilot released the glider. The aircraft accident report
indicated that the pilotless glider collided with the tow plane damaging the left horizontal
stabilizer causing the pilot to lose control of the aircraft. The C-53 stalled and
crashed almost immediately followed by the glider a short distance away [8KIS].
61203 Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC. Damaged landing at Laurinburg-Maxton AAB 2Jan43.
61210 517th School Squadron, Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Damaged landing at
El Mirage Lake, CA 23Dec42. 517th Basic Flying Training Squadron, Victorville Army Flying School, CA.
Damaged landing at Victorville AFS 16Feb43.
61214 84th Troop Carrier Squadron, 437th Troop Carrier Group, Sedalia Field, Warrensburg, MO.
Damaged when force landed at the Joplin Bivouac Area, MO 22Sep43.
61217 Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC. Damaged manouvering at Laurinburg-Maxton AAB 2Jan43.
61218 75th Troop Carrier Squadron, 435th Troop Carrier Group, Pope Field, Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, NC.
Damaged landing at Pope Field 11Aug43.
61219 517th School Squadron, Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Damaged landing at El Mirage Lake, CA 1Jan43.
61222 Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Destroyed in collision with Waco CG-4A 42-61158
landing at El Mirage Lake, CA 1Jan43.
61223 81st Troop Carrier Squadron, 436th Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Damaged when force landed with structural failure 12 miles north of Laurinburg-Maxton AAB 14Sep43.
61226 79th Troop Carrier Squadron, 436th Troop Carrier Group, Lumberton Auxiliary Field, NC.
Damaged in collision with Waco CG-4A 42-61935 landing at Lumberton 25Aug43.
61241 76th Troop Carrier Squadron, 435th Troop Carrier Group, Pope Field, Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, NC.
Accident landing at Pope Auxiliary Field #1, NC 2Sep43.
61259 86th Troop Carrier Squadron, 437th Troop Carrier Group, Pope Field, Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, NC.
Accident landing at Pope Field 8Nov43
61318 to RAF as Hadrian I FR557. SOC Oct 23, 1946
61324 81st Troop Carrier Squadron, 436th Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Damaged while parked in collision by C-47A 42-23782 at Laurinburg-Maxton AAB 12Aug43.
61326 to USAAF, attached to 38TCS/316TCG at AAF Camp Mackall Field, Hoffnan, NC damaged in a towing
accident on Dec 30, 1943 at AAF Knollwood Field, Southern Pines, NC.
61327 to RAF as Hadrian I FR558. SOC Jan 5, 1944
61340 Pope Field, Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, NC. Destroyed landing at Pope Field 3Nov43.
61344 81st Troop Carrier Squadron, 436th Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Accident landing at Laurinburg-Maxton AAB 30Oct43.
61351 72nd Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Damaged landing at Alliance 22Jul43.
61357 71st Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Damaged by mechanical failure landing at Fort Robinson, Crawford, NB 11Aug43.
61359 Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC. Crash landed after losing control three miles north of Camp Campbell, KY 4Jun43.
61370 74th Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Damaged when force landed with structural failure at Alliance 23Jul43.
61385 78th Troop Carrier Squadron, 435th Troop Carrier Group, Pope Field, Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, NC.
Accident landing at Pope Auxiliary Field #1, NC 1Sep43.
61387 Project CA281, Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, NC. Accident when the glider undershot
landing at night at Seymour Johnson Field 16Oct43 [2INJ].
61395 315th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Aldermaston (Station 467). Damaged while parked
by RAF Airspeed Oxford W6554 in a takeoff accident at Aldermaston 15Sep43.
61397 74th Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Damaged landing at Alliance 29Jul43.
61400 to USAAF, attached to 38TCS/10TCG at AAF Camp Mackall Field, Hoffnan, NC crashed in a landing
accident after a stall-spin Nov 18, 1943 at Rockingham, NC.
61411 73rd Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Accident landing at Alliance 28Jul43.
61419 60th Troop Carrier Group, Twelfth Air Force, Relizane, Algeria. Accident landing at Relizane 24May43.
61443 73rd Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Damaged landing at Fort Robinson, Crawford, NB 11Aug43.
61445 78th Troop Carrier Squadron, 435th Troop Carrier Group, Pope Field, Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, NC.
Damaged landing at Knollwood Field, Southern Pines, NC 24Jul43. Accident landing at
Pope Auxiliary Field #1, NC 1Sep43. 87th Troop Carrier Squadron, 438th Troop Carrier Group,
Sedalia Field, Warrensburg, MO. Fatal crash after structural failure ten miles SW of Olney, IL 14Nov43.
61448 73rd Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Accident landing at Paxton, NB 26Jul43.
61452 74th Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Accident landing at Alliance 26Jul43.
61457 78th Troop Carrier Squadron, 435th Troop Carrier Group, Pope Field, Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, NC.
Damaged landing at Pope Field 18Aug43.
42-61461/61820 Cessna CG-4A-CE
Waco Aircraft Company model NZR troop glider to have been built under contract by Cessna Aircraft
Company of Wichita, KS. Contract cancelled
42-61821/62210 Cessna CG-4A-CE
Waco Aircraft Company model NZR troop glider built under contract by Cessna Aircraft Company of
Wichita, KS; the order was subcontracted to Boeing Aircraft Company, Wichita, KS.
61823 Stuttgart Field, AR. Accident landing at Stuttgart Field 22Jan43.
61824 893rd School Squadron, Stuttgart Field, AR. Damaged when force landed at Stuttgart Field 2Dec42.
61829 Stuttgart Field, AR. Accident landing with structural failure at Stuttgart Field 30Jan43.
61830 Stuttgart Field, AR. Damaged in collision with Waco CG-4A 42-61851 at Stuttgart Field 12Jan43.
61831 South Plains Field, Lubbock, Texas. Damaged when force landed with structural failure at
South Plains Field 18Apr43.
61832 517th School Squadron, Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Accident landing at El Mirage Lake, CA 17Dec42.
61833 894th School Squadron, Stuttgart Field, AR. Fatal crash landing at Stuttgart Field 13Feb43.
61835 894th School Squadron, Stuttgart Field, AR. Damaged while parked in collision by Waco CG-4A 42-61861
landing at Stuttgart Field 2Dec42.
61837 850th School Squadron, South Plains Field, Lubbock, Texas. Damaged landing with mechanical
failure at South Plains Field 3Nov42. Damaged landing at South Plains Field 24Nov42.
61839 849th School Squadron, South Plains Field, Lubbock, Texas. Damaged manouvering on the ground
at South Plains Field 5Dec42.
61840 South Plains Field, Lubbock, Texas. Damaged landing at South Plains Field 8Jan43.
61841 South Plains Field, Lubbock, Texas. Damaged landing at South Plains Field 27Jan43.
61842 Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Damaged landing at Victorville 1Feb43.
61844 Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Damaged landing at El Mirage Lake, CA 8Jan43.
61846 517th Basic Flying Training Squadron, Victorville Army Flying School, CA.
Damaged when force landed with mechanical failure at El Mirage Lake, CA 22Mar43.
61847 517th Basic Flying Training Squadron, Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Damaged landing at
Victorville AFS 28Feb43.
61848 879th School Squadron, AAF Gliding School, Dalhart Field, Dalhart, TX. Damaged landing at Dalhart 13Dec42.
61849 880th School Squadron, AAF Gliding School, Dalhart Field, Dalhart, TX. Accident in collision
with CG-4A 42-61895 landing at Dalhart 18Dec42. Damaged landing at Dalhart 7Jan43.
61851 Stuttgart Field, AR. Damaged in collision with Waco CG-4A 42-61830 and later while
parked by Waco 42-61886 at Stuttgart Field 12Jan43.
61852 517th Basic Flying Training Squadron, Victorville Army Flying School, CA. Damaged
landing at Grey Butte Field, Victorville Field Auxiliary #4, CA 17Mar43.
61853 14th Glider Training Detachment, South Plains Field, Lubbock, Texas. Crashed with
structural failure after the crew bailed out 15 miles west of Fairview, OK 26Sep42.
61855 851st School Squadron, South Plains Field, Lubbock, Texas. Destroyed landing at South Plains Field 1Nov42.
61856 851st School Squadron, South Plains Field, Lubbock, Texas. Damaged when force landed with
mechanical failure at South Plains Field 23Nov42. Accident at South Plains Field 10Mar43.
61858 851st School Squadron, South Plains Field, Lubbock, Texas. Damaged landing with mechanical
failure at South Plains Field 25Nov42.
61861 893rd School Squadron, Stuttgart Field, AR. Damaged in collision with parked Waco CG-4A 42-61101
and 42-61835 while landing at Stuttgart Field 2Dec42. Damaged landing at Stuttgart Field 24Jan43.
61867 738th School Squadron, AAF Gliding School, Dalhart Field, Dalhart, TX. Accident landing at Dalhart 11Feb43.
61869 894th School Squadron, Stuttgart Field, AR. Damaged in collision landing at Stuttgart Field 13Dec42.
Damaged landing at Stuttgart Field 23Jan43.
61873 317th Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC. Accident manouvering at Laurinburg-Maxton AAB 14Nov42.
61875 879th School Squadron, AAF Gliding School, Dalhart Field, Dalhart, TX. Destroyed by structural
failure at Dalhart, TX 6Nov42.
61876 880th School Squadron, AAF Gliding School, Dalhart Field, Dalhart, TX. Damaged by structural
failure landing at Dalhart 10Dec42.
61878 879th School Squadron, AAF Gliding School, Dalhart Field, Dalhart, TX. Accident landing at Dalhart 13Feb43.
61879 880th School Squadron, AAF Gliding School, Dalhart Field, Dalhart, TX. Damaged landing at Dalhart 5Dec42.
879th School Squadron, AAF Gliding School, Dalhart Field, Dalhart, TX. Fatal crash landing in bad
weather at Dalhart 9Feb43.
61882 Sedalia Field, Warrensburg, MO. Damaged when ground looped landing at Sedalia 5Feb43.
78th Troop Carrier Squadron, 435th Troop Carrier Group, Sedalia Field, Warrensburg, MO.
Accident landing at Sedalia 11Jun43.
61884 72nd Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Damaged landing at Alliance 2Jul43.
61885 880th School Squadron, AAF Gliding School, Dalhart Field, Dalhart, TX. Damaged landing at
Dalhart 12Dec42. 738th School Squadron, AAF Gliding School, Dalhart Field, Dalhart, TX.
Accident landing at Dalhart 11Feb43.
61886 Stuttgart Field, AR. Damaged in collision with parked Waco CG-4A 42-61851 at Stuttgart Field 12Jan43.
61891 73rd Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Damaged landing at Fort Robinson, Crawford, NB 12Aug43.
61895 738th School Squadron, AAF Gliding School, Dalhart Field, Dalhart, TX. Damaged landing at
Dalhart 9Dec42. Destroyed in collision with CG-4A 42-61849 landing at Dalhart 18Dec42.
61897 transferred to RAF from USAAF stocks in UK. RAF serial unknown and may never have been issued.
To RAF maintenance airframe as 5561M
On loan to RAF in UK for training and flown with RAF roundels and USAAF serials
61903 75th Troop Carrier Squadron, 435th Troop Carrier Group, Sedalia Field, Warrensburg, MO.
Destroyed while parked in collision by C-47A 42-23777 taxying at Sedalia 4Jul43.
61906 72nd Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Damaged landing at Alliance 2Jul43.
61908 57th Troop Carrier Squadron, 375th Troop Carrier Group, Sedalia Field, Warrensburg, MO.
Crashed with mechanical failure three miles north of Sedalia 7Apr43.
61911 56th Troop Carrier Squadron, 375th Troop Carrier Group, Sedalia Field, Warrensburg, MO.
Damaged landing at Sedalia 5Apr43.
61914 94th Troop Carrier Squadron, 439th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Damaged taking off from the Municipal Airport, Kansas City, MO 17Nov43.
61916 38th Troop Carrier Squadron, 10th Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Damaged landing seven miles SE of Maxton AAB 25Aug43.
61918 57th Troop Carrier Squadron, 375th Troop Carrier Group, Sedalia Field, Warrensburg, MO.
Accident landing at Lawrence, KS 25Mar43.
61921 48th Troop Carrier Squadron, 313th Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Damaged landing at Laurinburg-Maxton AAB 17Mar43.
61929 48th Troop Carrier Squadron, 313th Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Accident landing at Laurinburg-Maxton AAB 26Mar43.
61935 79th Troop Carrier Squadron, 436th Troop Carrier Group, Lumberton Auxiliary Field, NC.
Damaged in collision with Waco CG-4A 42-61226 landing at Lumberton 25Aug43.
61938 to US Navy as LRW-1 BuNo 37639
61939 to US Navy as LRW-1 BuNo 37640
61943 to US Navy as LRW-1 BuNo 37641
61945 to US Navy as LRW-1 BuNo 37642
61946 to US Navy as LRW-1 BuNo 37643
61947 to US Navy as LRW-1 BuNo 37644
61950 to US Navy as LRW-1 BuNo 37645
61951 to US Navy as LRW-1 BuNo 37646
61952 to US Navy as LRW-1 BuNo 37648
61973 79th Troop Carrier Squadron, 436th Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Damaged in collision with Waco CG-4A 42-55835 landing at Laurinburg-Maxton AAB 4Nov43.
61980 95th Troop Carrier Squadron, 440th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Crashed when force landed 10 miles NE of Owentown, KY 5Dec43.
61994 435th Troop Carrier Group, Pope Field, Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, NC. Destroyed landing
at Pope Field, NC 28Jul43.
62007 38th Troop Carrier Squadron, 10th Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Destroyed in an accident at Lee’s Mill Pond, one mile north of Laurinburg-Maxton AAB 30Jul43.
62019 74th Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Accident landing at Alliance 11Jul43. 304th Troop Carrier Squadron, 442nd Troop Carrier Group,
Pope Field, Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, NC. Destroyed in collision with parked C-47A 42-23309
and 42-24096 landing at Camp Mackall, Hoffman, NC 18Feb44.
62037 38th Troop Carrier Squadron, 10th Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Destroyed landing at Laurinburg-Maxton AAB 13Aug43.\
62039 437th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Coulommiers (A-58), France. Towed by a C-47,
the glider transported men and materials for the 17th Airborne Division to a landing zone at
Wesel, Germany on Operation ‘Varsity’ 24Mar45.
62042 71st Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Damaged landing at Fort Robinson, Crawford, NB 12Aug43.
62044 78th Troop Carrier Squadron, 435th Troop Carrier Group, Pope Field, Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, NC.
Accident landing at Pope Field 12Aug43.
62049 74th Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Accident landing at Fort Robinson, Crawford, NB 11Aug43.
62054 72nd Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Damaged landing at Fort Robinson, Crawford, NB 11Aug43.
62056 437th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Coulommiers (A-58), France. Towed by a C-47,
the glider transported men and materials for the 17th Airborne Division to a landing
zone at Wesel, Germany on Operation ‘Varsity’ 24Mar45.
62065 86th Troop Carrier Squadron, 437th Troop Carrier Group, Pope Field, Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, NC.
Damaged landing at Pope Field 19Oct43. Destroyed landing at Pope Field 2Nov43.
62073 74th Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Damaged in collision with parked CG-4A 42-78991 while landing at Alliance 19Jul43.
62089 9th Troop Carrier Squadron, 63rd Troop Carrier Group, Grenada Field, MS.
Fatal crash at Tyler Field, TX 18Sep43.
62093 437th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Coulommiers (A-58), France.
Towed by a C-47, the glider transported men and materials for the 17th Airborne Division
to a landing zone at Wesel, Germany on Operation ‘Varsity’ 24Mar45.
62097 72nd Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Damaged while parked in collision by CG-4A 42-79207 landing at Fort Robinson, Crawford, NB 11Aug43.
62098 88th Troop Carrier Squadron, 438th Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Accident in collision with C-47A 42-24107 landing at Bowman Field, Louisville, KY 17Nov43.
62120 73rd Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Accident landing at Fort Robinson, Crawford, NB 11Aug43.
62135 87th Troop Carrier Squadron, 438th Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Damaged when force landed with structural failure at Taylorsville, NC 14Nov43.
62138 74th Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Damaged in collision with CG-4A 42-46580 landing at Alliance 6Jul43. 73rd Troop Carrier
Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB. Accident landing at Alliance 5Aug43.
62155 80th Troop Carrier Squadron, 436th Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Destroyed when force landed under tow one mile north of Wagram, NC 19Nov43.
62164 79th Troop Carrier Squadron, 436th Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Destroyed when force landed under tow three miles NE of Sanitorium, NC 19Nov43.
62171 94th Troop Carrier Squadron, 439th Troop Carrier Group, Pope Field, Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, NC.
Destroyed when force landed at Overhills, NC 13Dec43.
62173 69th Troop Carrier Squadron, 433rd Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Damaged taking off at Laurinburg-Maxton AAB 3Jul43.
62182 437th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Coulommiers (A-58), France. Towed by a C-47,
the glider transported men and materials for the 17th Airborne Division to a landing zone at
Wesel, Germany on Operation ‘Varsity’ 24Mar45.
62174 38th Troop Carrier Squadron, 10th Troop Carrier Group, Camp Mackall, Hoffman, NC.
Damaged in mid-air collision with Waco CG-4A 42-78964 at Laurinburg-Maxton Field, NC 26Nov43.
62174 to USAAF, attached to to 38TCS/10TCG at AAF Camp Mackall Field, NC damaged in a
mid air collision accident Nov 26, 1943 with CG-4A 42-78964 at AAF Laurinberg Maxton, NC.
62193 transferred to RAF from USAAF stocks in UK. RAF serial unknown and may never have been issued.
On loan to RAF in UK for training and flown with RAF roundels and USAAF serials
62199 437th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Coulommiers (A-58), France.
Towed by a C-47, the glider transported men and materials for the 17th Airborne Division
to a landing zone at Wesel, Germany on Operation ‘Varsity’ 24Mar45.
62204 73rd Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance Field, Alliance, NB.
Damaged landing at Alliance 28Jul43.
62209 to USAAF, attached to 38TCS/10TCG at AAF Camp Mackall Field, Hoffman, NC damaged in a forced landing
accident due to bad weather on Dec 27, 1943 at AAF Camp Mackall Field, NC.
42-62211/62600 Cessna CG-4A-CE
Waco Aircraft Company model NZR troop glider to have been built under contract by Cessna Aircraft
Company of Wichita, KS. Contract cancelled.
42-62601 Lockheed UC-85
Model 9D-2 Orion MSN 208 NC799W originally with Evening News Association as NX799W commandeered by
USAAF in June of 1942 from Arthur D. Knapp. Released
Sept 1944. Scrapped in Nov 1947 after an accident at Los Angeles, CA.
42-62602 Lockheed C-56D Lodestar
Civilian Model 18-08 NC25639 of Continental impressed by USAAF Jun 22, 1942.
To NC25639 in 1945, to N5112 Oct 1950, to N51127 Jun 1963.
WFU Jan 27, 1969
42-62603/62605 Briegleb XTG-9-BR
Briegleb (Sailplane Corporation of America) BG-6 single seat glider
62603 6th Glider Training Detachment, Twentynine Palms Air Academy, Condor Field, CA.
damaged Sep 11, 1942 at Condor Field, California. Repaired. Wfu Feb 1945.
62604 6th Glider Training Detachment, Twentynine Palms Air Academy, Condor Field, CA.
Damaged when ground looped taking off at Deadman Lake, CA 7Nov42. Written off Nov43.
62605 6th Glider Training Detachment, Twentynine Palms Air Academy, Condor Field, CA. WFU Feb45.
42-62606 Howard UC-70 Nightingale
Civilian DGA-15P NC22435 impressed by USAAF. NC22435 may have been MSN 534
42-62607/62608 Stinson UC-81J Reliant
Model SR-9E impressed by USAAF
62607 ex NC17137 MSN 5206
62608 ex NC18444 MSN 5263
42-62609/62812 Timm CG-4A-TI
Waco Aircraft Company model NZR troop glider built under contract by Timm Aircraft Company of Van Nuys, CA
62616 5318th Provisional Unit (Air), 10th Air Force, Lalaghat, Assam, India.
Damaged in forced landing three miles southeast of Bongaon, Bengal, India 18Jan44.
62627 5318th Provisional Unit (Air), 10th Air Force, Lalaghat, Assam, India.
Accident landing at Mathlone, India 11Jan44.
62628 lost on the night landing on "Broadway field" assault landing in Burma March 1944
62632 5318th Provisional Unit (Air), 10th Air Force, Lalaghat, Assam, India.
Destroyed in forced landing at Panagarh, Bengal, India 1Jan44.
62651 5318th Provisional Unit (Air), 10th Air Force, Lalaghat, Assam, India.
Destroyed landing at Lalitpur, United Provinces, India 10Jan44.
62656 lost on the night landing on "Broadway field" assault landing in Burma March 1944
62675 5318th Provisional Unit (Air), 10th Air Force, Lalaghat, Assam, India.
Damaged landing at Panagarh, Bengal, India 28Dec43.
62677 5318th Provisional Unit (Air), 10th Air Force, Lalaghat, Assam, India.
Damaged landing at Panagarh, Bengal, India 14Jan44.
62678 5318th Provisional Unit (Air), 10th Air Force, Lalaghat, Assam, India.
Destroyed force landing in bad weather at Chasun, China 13Jan44.
62682 AMS, South Plains Field, Lubbock, Texas. Crashed at South Plains Field 16Oct43.
62683 850th School Squadron, South Plains Field, Lubbock, Texas. Damaged at South Plains Field 1Nov43.
62684 AMS, South Plains Field, Lubbock, Texas. Destroyed landing at South Plains Field 29Oct43.
62685 370th Air Base Squadron, South Plains Field, Lubbock, TX.
Damaged in collision landing at South Plains Field 13Nov43.
62686 HQ Squadron, 370th Air Base Squadron, South Plains Field, Lubbock, TX.
Damaged in collision with Waco CG-4A 43-19331 landing at South Plains Field 16Dec43.
62692 370th Air Base Squadron, South Plains Field, Lubbock, TX. Damaged in collision with
parked CG-4A 42-62700 while landing at South Plains Field Nov 20, 1943
62694 to RAF as Hadrian II KK629. SOC Feb 28, 1946
62697 to RAF as Hadrian II KK630. SOC Feb 28, 1946
62700 370th Air Base Squadron, South Plains Field, Lubbock, TX. Damaged while parked in collision
by Waco CG-4A 42-62692 landing at South Plains Field 20Nov43.
Transferred to RAF from USAAF stocks in India. RAF serial
unknown and may never have been issued.
62702 370th Air Base Squadron, South Plains Field, Lubbock, TX. Accident at South Plains Field 2May44.
62705 850th School Squadron, South Plains Field, Lubbock, Texas. Damaged at South Plains Field 1Nov43.
370th Air Base Squadron, South Plains Field, Lubbock, TX. Destroyed on the ground in collision
with Lockheed C-60A 42-32223 taxying at South Plains Field 26Dec43.
62706 to RAF as Hadrian II KK631. SOC Feb 28, 1946
62707 to RAF as Hadrian II KK795. SOC Feb 28, 1946
62710 to RAF as Hadrian II FR740. No record of fate.
62711 to RAF as Hadrian II KH955. SOC Feb 28, 1946
62712 to RAF as Hadrian II KK796. SOC Feb 28, 1946
62713 to RAF as Hadrian II KK632. DBR in gale, Bihta May 18, 1945.
62717 to RAF as Hadrian II FR741. SOC Feb 28, 1946
62720 to RAF as Hadrian II FR742. SOC Apr 25, 1946
62722 transferred to RAF from USAAF stocks in India. RAF serial
unknown and may never have been issued.
62727 (82nd Troop Carrier Squadron, 436th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Melun Villaroche (A-55),
France. Written off in Germany 24Mar45. Towed by a C-47, the glider was transporting men and
materials for the 17th Airborne Division to a landing zone at Wesel on Operation ‘Varsity’. MACR 13347
62740 437th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Ramsbury (Station 469).
Towed by a C-47, the glider transported men and materials for the 82nd Airborne Division to a
landing zone at Sainte-Mère-Église, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Detroit’, 6Jun44.
62745 to RAF as Hadrian maintenance airframe as 5202M but NTU.
62750 437th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Ramsbury (Station 469). Towed by a C-47,
the glider transported men and materials for the 82nd Airborne Division to a landing zone
at Sainte-Mère-Église, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Detroit’, 6Jun44.
62752 94th Troop Carrier Squadron, 439th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Châteaudun (A-39), France.
The towing C-47 lost speed and stalled. The glider rear fuselage was cut by the tow rope
of an adjacent towing C-47, crashed and was destroyed near Tours, France 22Feb45 [2KIA].
62755 transferred to RAF from USAAF stocks in India. RAF serial
unknown and may never have been issued.
62769 to RAF as Hadrian II KH956. DBR in gale, Bihta May 18, 1945
62775 to RAF as Hadrian II FR743. DBR in gale, Bilaspur May 29, 1945
42-62813/63349 Timm CG-4A-TI
Waco Aircraft Company model NZR troop glider to have been built under contract by Timm Aircraft
Company of Van Nuys, CA. Contract cancelled.
42-63350 Fairchild UC-86
Model 24R-40 MSN R40-418 NC28539 purchased from civilian owner in 1942.
Returned to civil regisry as N285359. W/o Oct 26, 2004 when
crashed on takeoff at Custar, OH.
42-63351 Howard UC-70C Nightingale
Civilian DGA-8 NC14835 commandeered by USAAF. NC14835 was registered to Defense Supplies Corp with MSN 71,
cancelled Oct 1, 1942.
42-63352/63365 Bell-Atlanta B-29-1-BA Superfortress
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.
63352 Delivered to USAAF 30Dec43
(462nd BG, 771st BS) On a transport mission and w/o when crew bailed out after running
out of fuel near Netrogoana, India May 24, 1944
63353 Delivered to USAAF 31Dec43. Departed CONUS for CBI 13Apr44
Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 1May44
Was 315th BW, "Jug Hound Jalopy" then 58th BW, 468th BG, 792nd
BS "The Juke Box" at Kharagpur, India 1May44. WFU and stored Jan 15, 1945 as war weary.
Returned to CONUS. Reclaimed 12Dec49
63354 Delivered to USAAF 31Jan44. Assigned to 793rd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 8May44
Declared war weary 4Jul45. Returned to CONUS. Reclaimed 7Jan49
63355 (Delivered to USAAF 31Jan44. Departed CONUS 10Apr44 for CBI. Assigned to 468th BG 19Apr44
468th BG, 793rd BS, "Bella Bortion") enemy Zeke fighter tried to
ram the plane and hit #1 prop on mission to Mudken,
Manchuria. WFU and stored Jan 3, 1945 as war weary. Reclaimed 12Dec49
63356 (468th BG, 793rd BS) delivered to USAAF Feb 13, 1944.
Departed Smoky Hill AFB Apr 15, 1944 for India and arrive
May 4, 1944. As the "Georgia Peach", later renamed
"Lassie" and "Valkyrie Queen". Returned to USA as
war weary Dec 11, 1944 and assigned to Roswell. Scrapped
as surplus at Pyote, TX Dec 21, 1949.
63357 (468th BG, 795th BS) Delivered to USAAF 16Feb44
Assigned to 795th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Smoky Hill AAF, KS
W/o Apr 21, 1944 in crash landing in sand storm due to engine failure 2 1/2 mi NE of Karachi,
India (now Pakistan. Four killed.
63358 Delivered to USAAF 29Feb44. Assigned to 4105th Army Air Force Base Unit, Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 27Jun49
63359 Delivered to USAAF 29Feb44. Assigned to 4121st Army Air Force Base Unit, Kelly AAF, TX
Surveyed at Kelly AFB, TX 16Mar45
63360 Delivered to USAAF 29Feb44. (444th BG, 678th BS, "Slow Freight" later "Trojan Spirit")
Returned to USA as war weary Jan 1945. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 21Dec49
63361 Delivered to USAAF 31May44. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 236th Army Air Force Base Unit,
Pyote AAF, TX. (CCTS, 236th BU) damaged by weather while parked at Pyote
AAF, TX Aug 26, 1944. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 21Dec49
63362 Delivered to USAAF 14Mar44. To the Bell Modification Center, Marietta, GA. Departed 6Jun44
To the Oklahoma City Air Depot, Tinker AAF, OK. Departed 11Jun44. Departed CONUS for CBI 17Jul44
(58th W, 462nd BG, 770th BS, "Hull's Angel"). Reclaimed 27Jun49
63363 Delivered to USAAF 18Mar44
Assigned to 395th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India
Departed CONUS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 7Jul44
Transferred to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India
(40th BG, 395th BS, "Marietta Misfit") shot down Dec 7, 1944
while bombing Manchuria Airplane Manufacturing Company and
an adjacent arsenal at Mukden, China. MACR 10024.
Crew bailed out near Sian, China. 11 rescued by Chinese. The tail gunner landed in Japanese-held
territory in Manchuria and was captured by the Japanese. Several days later he escaped and made
his way into territory held by Chinese guerrillas
63364 Delivered to USAAF 31Mar44
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 234th Army Air Force Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Named ‘Miss Carriage’. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
While assigned to 234th AAFBU at Clovis AAF, NM had several
accidents due to mechanical failures, Dec 12, 1944 at
Alamogordo Gunnery Range, Jan 31, 1945 at Clovis AAF, TX,
and Feb 19, 1945 at Kirtland Field, NM. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 21Dec49
63365 Delivered to USAAF 31Mar44. Assigned to 4000th Army Air Force Base Unit, Wright AAF, OH
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 21Dec49
42-63366/63381 Bell-Atlanta B-29-5-BA Superfortress
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.
63366 Delivered to USAAF 31Mar44. Assigned to 500th Bomb Group
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 236th Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
(236th CCR) damaged at Pyote AAF, TX when it had a mechanical
failure Feb 10, 1945. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 21Dec49
63367 Delivered to USAAF 3Apr44. Assigned to 245th Army Air Force Base Unit, McCook AAF, NB
Reclaimed at McClellan AFB, CA 1Nov48. (1st VHBS, 9th BHBG) w/o when crew bailed out Dec 11, 1944
16 mi W of Pratt, KS. Reclaimed at McClellan AFB, CA 1Nov48
63368 Delivered to USAAF 10Apr44. Assigned to 4136th Army Air Force Base Unit, Tinker AAF, OK
(875th BS, 498th BG) damaged in landing accident at
Wichita MAP, KS Jun 7, 1944. To GIA at Tinker AAF, OK 8Jul44
63369 Delivered to USAAF 10Apr44. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 236th Army Air Force Base Unit,
Pyote AAF, TX. Assigned to 499th Bomb Group
(236th CCTS) damaged in landing accident Jan 7, 1945. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 10May49
63370 Delivered to USAAF 20Apr44
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 234th Army Air Force Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
(CCTS, 234th BU) damaged while parked in a ground accident
at Clovis AAF, NM Oct 9, 1944. To GIA at Clovis AAF, NM 30Apr46
63371 Delivered to USAAF 20Apr44. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 21Dec49
63372 Delivered to USAAF 20Apr44. Assigned to 4136th Army Air Force Base Unit, Tinker AAF, OK
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 21Dec49
63373 Delivered to USAAF 24Apr44. (482nd BS, 505th BG) w/o Oct 24, 1944 when crashed after
belly landing due to engine failure and was consumed by fire 3/4 mi S of Harvard AAF, NE.
63374 Delivered to USAAF 20Apr44. Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India
(5th BW, "Tabooma II") participated in Jan 11, 1945
Mission 27 raid on Singapore Kings Drydock from Calcutta,
and the Jan 14, 1945 Mission 28 raid on Kagi Air Base,
Formosa. To GIA at Amarillo AAF, TX 31May46
63375 Delivered to USAAF 24Apr44. In ground accident Jul 2, 1944 while assigned to Material
section of the Marietta Aircraft Assembly Plant, Marietta, GA.
Repaired and assigned to 677th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, 5th BW, Dudhkindi, India
Named "Her Majesty" and participated in Jan 11, 1945 Mission 27 raid on Singapore
Kings drydock from Calcutta.
63376 Delivered to USAAF 24Apr44. Assigned to 678th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group.
In taxi accident at Kano, Nigeria Nov 21, 1944. Assigned
to 58th BW, later named "Miss NC" Participated in Jan 6, 1945
Mission 24 raid on Bangkok from Chengtu, China. Returned to USA as war weary Feb 1945.
63377 Delivered to USAAF 30Apr44. Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group.
Departed CONUS for CBI 8Apr44, arriving CBI 28Apr44
Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 7Jan49
63378 Delivered to USAAF 30Apr44. Assigned to 676th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkundi, India
Participated in Jan 11, 1945 Mission 27
raid on Singapore Aerodrome from Calcutta. >ater named
"Lil Herbert". Returned to USA as war weary Feb 1945.
63379 Delivered to USAAF 4May44
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 231st Army Air Force Base Unit, Alamogordo AAF, NM
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 21Dec49
63380 Delivered to USAAF 4May44. Modified to TB-29
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 236th Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Damaged by weather Aug 25, 1944 at Pyote AAF, TX, again damaged in taxi accident Mar 4, 1945. Assigned to 98th
BG, named "Spittin Kitten" Assigned to 4121st Army Air Force Base Unit, Kelly AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Kelly AFB, TX 16Dec48
63381 Delivered to USAAF 8May44. Assigned to 499th Bomb Group. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 12Dec49
42-63382/63401 Bell-Atlanta B-29-10-BA Superfortress
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.
63382 Delivered to USAAF 15May44
(39th BG, 62nd BS) crashed 3 3/4 mi WSW of Havana, Cuba Feb 10, 1945 after takeoff from Batista
Field while on routine cross-country training flight. 7 killed.
63383 Delivered to USAAF 15May44
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 236th Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Damaged in takeoff accident after engine failure Dec 1, 1944.
63384 Assigned to 402nd Bomb Squadron, 502nd Bomb Group
Damaged when crashed on landing in Puerto Rico Jan 27, 1945 due to engine failure.
63385 Delivered to USAAF 29May44
Converted to TB-29, Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 241st Army Air Force Base Unit, Fairmont AAF, NE
Assigned to 504th Bomb Group. Damaged while parked when another B-29 (42-24557) had
a taxi accident Mar 4, 1945 with it at Ramey AFB, PR. Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 14Jul49
63386 Delivered to USAAF 19May44. To the Bell Modification Center, Marietta, GA. Departed 18Jul44
Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group. Departed CONUS for CBI 14Aug44
Named ‘Globe Girdle Myrtle’. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 15May47
63387 Delivered to USAAF 29May44. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 241st Army Air Force Base Unit,
Fairmont AAF, NE. Assigned to 504th Bomb Group. Had a forced landing due to
mechanical failure accident 5 mi NW of Geneva AAF, NB
Jan 9, 1945. Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 6Jul49
63388 Delivered to USAAF 2May44
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 231st Army Air Force Base Unit, Alamogordo AAF, NM.
Damaged in landing accident with mechanical failure Dec 31, 1944.
63389 Delivered to USAAF 23May44. Assigned to 874th Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group
Accident 12Aug44 landing at Great Bend AAF, KS. Assigned to 19th Bomb Group
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 6Jun49
63390 Delivered to USAAF 25May44. Assigned to 19th Bomb Group
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 21Dec49
63391 (41st BS, 501st BG at Harvard AAF) suffered landing accident Mar 4, 1945 NE of Harvard AAF, NB.
Forced landing Mar 10, 1945 due to engine failure at Alexandria AAF, LA
To GIA at Harvard AAF, NB 21Dec49
63392 Delivered to USAAF 27May44. Assigned to 3030th Army Air Force Base Unit, Roswell AAF, NM
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 12Dec49
63393 Delivered to USAAF 30May44. To the Bell Modification Center, Marietta, GA. Departed 29Jul44
To the Bechtel-McCone Modification Center, Birmingham, AL. Departed 2Sep44
Departed CONUS for CBI 27Sep44; arrived India 11Oct44.
(58th BW, 462nd BG, 768th BS, "Rushin Rotation" later
"Rush Order") participated in Jan 11, 1945 mission 27
raid against the Singapore Kings Drydock from Calcutta. Reclaimed at Gulfport AAF, MS 20Mar46
63394 Delivered to USAAF 7May44. Assigned to 44th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India
Departed CONUS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 7Jul44.
Combat damaged 21Nov44 during a mission to Omura, Japan. The aircraft departed the forward operating
base at Hsinching, Chengtu, China. Over the target the aircraft was attacked by Japanes fighters,
damaging three engines, one of which was later restored to produce power. The crew destroyed three
enemy fighters with another two probably destroyed. The crew initially considered diverting to
Vladivostok, Russia but decided to try and make it back to China. The aircraft landed at Laohokow, China,
a short grassy strip. Safely on the ground, the Chinese soldiers covered the aircraft with camouflage.
(58th BW, 40th BG at Chakulia "Last Resort") participated in Jan 11, 1945 Mission 27 raid against
Singapore Kings Drydock from Calcutta. Assigned to 44th BS, w/o Jan 14, 1945
when bombs and fire from 42-24582 destroyed it on the ground at Chakulia, India
63395 Delivered to USAAF 31May44. Departed Morrison AAF, FL for India on 31Aug44
Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 15Sep44. Suffered landing accident Dec 7, 1944
at Pengshan, China returning from a mission to bomb the Manchuria Airplane Manufacturing Company and an adjacent
arsenal at Mukden, Manchuria. The aircraft was a complete wreck.
63396 Delivered to USAAF 31May44. Departed CONUS for CBI 4Sep44; arrived Chakulia, India. Assigned to
25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India. (58th BW, "Marietta Belle") participated in Jan 6, 1945
Mission 24 raid against Bangkok, in Mission 25 raid Jan 9,1945
against Omura, Japan, Mission 42 Mar 12, 1945 against Singapore oil storage area. Renamed "Pretty Baby aka
Marietta Belle". Transferred to Tinian May45. Crashed Tinian and ran off runway Jun 19,
1945 after brakes failed. Aircraft was surveyed.
63397 Delivered to USAAF 3Jun44. Assigned to 236th Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
(236th AAFBU) damaged in landing accident with mechanical failure Mar 21, 1945.
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 12Dec49.
63398 (Delivered to USAAF 7Jun44. Assigned to 243rd Army Air Force Base Unit, Great Bend AAF, KS
Assigned to 19th Bomb Group 243rd AAFBU. In takeoff accident at Great Bend AAF, KS
Dec 6, 1944. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 27Jun49
63399 Delivered to USAAF 7Jun44
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 231st Army Air Force Base Unit, Alamogordo AAF, NM
(231st BU, CCTS) damaged in forced landing Sep 5, 1944 due
to engine failure at Alamogordo AAB, NM. Repaired, assigned
to 58th BW, 444th BG, 676th BS, named "Lady Marge II"
63400 Delivered to USAAF 7Jun44
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 236th Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Had weather-related ground accident Aug 26, 1944 at Pyote AAF, TX. Damaged in landing accident
after engine failure at Batista Field, Cuba Feb 9, 1945.
Assigned to 16th Bombardment Training Wing, Biggs AAF, TX [1945]. Surveyed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Feb45
63401 Delivered to USAAF 8Jun44. Assigned to 500th Bomb Group 15Sep44
Reclaimed at Victorville AFB, CA 14Sep48
42-63402/63451 Bell-Atlanta B-29-15-BA Superfortress
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.
63402 Delivered to USAAF 12Jun44. Assigned to 611th Army Air Force Base Unit, Eglin AAF, FL
Crashed 29May45 due to engine failure after takeoff 6 miles W of Valpariso, FL
Surveyed at Eglin AAF, FL 29May45
63403 Delivered to USAAF 13Jun44. Assigned to 678th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group
Returned to CONUS as war weary. To GIA at Amarillo AAF, TX 31May46
63404 Delivered to USAAF 12Jun44. Departed CONUS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 3Nov44
Assigned to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 23Feb45. To GIA at Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ 30Apr46
63405 Delivered to USAAF 15Jun44. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 21Dec49
63406 (Delivered to USAAF 20Jun44. Assigned to 19th Bomb Group, 314th Bomb Wing
Ditched from unknown cause Jan 15, 1945 5 mi NW of Aercibo, Puerto Rico. MACR 10849
63407 Delivered to USAAF 22Jul44. Departed CONUS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 13Sep45
Assigned to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India. Named ‘Shoot, You’re Faded’
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 23Feb45. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 15May47
63408 Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 246th Army Air Force Base Unit, Pratt AAF, KS
Accident 11Sep44 taxying at Pratt AAF, KS. Assigned to 463rd Bomb Squadron, 346th Bomb Group, Pratt AAF, KS
Accident 10Jun45 due to weather 75 miles SW of Pratt, KS. Assigned to 52nd Bomb Squadron, 29th Bomb Group
Assigned to 4105th Army Air Force Base Unit, Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 27Jun49
63409 Delivered to USAAF 7Aug44. Assigned to 499th Bomb Group. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 21Dec49
63410 Delivered to USAAF 3Aug44
Assigned to 242nd (Operational Training Unit, Very Heavy), 17th Bombardment Training Wing, Grand Island AAF, NB
Flown by a crew of the 411th Bomb Squadron, 502nd Bomb Group
Lost when ditched due to engine failure near Cape Hatian, Haiti Jan 13, 1945, Atlantic. MACR 10856. 5 killed
63411 Delivered to USAAF 16Jun44. Assigned to 40th Bomb Group, India
Assigned to 677th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkindi, India.
Engine failure during take-off caused the aircraft to run off the end of the runway at Dudhkundi, India 12Mar45.
The nosewheel collapsed, causing damage. Repaired and returned to operations.
Transferred to Tinian 5May45. (444th BG, 677th BS, "Duchess") returned to USA as war weary Jun 13, 1945.
Assigned to 5th Ferrying Group, Love Field, Dallas, TX
Accident 29Jun45 due to mechanical failure landing at Amarillo AAF, TX. Reclaimed 30Jun46
63412 Delivered to USAAF 24Aug44. Departed CONUS for PTO, arrived Saipan 24Oct44
(497th BG, 870th BS, "Peace On Earth") ditched during Tokyo mission Mar 4, 1945. MACR 12912. 9 survivors, 2 lost
63413 Delivered to USAAF 30Aug44. Departed CONUS for PTO, arrived Saipan 29Oct44
Named ‘Dixie Darlin’’. 497th BG, 871st BS, "Dixie Darling") ditched from unknown cause in Pacific Ocean
Dec 18, 1944 while on mission to Mitsubishi aircraft factory at Nagoya, Japan. MACR 10657.
All 11 crew killed. Witnesses stated the aircraft made the normal turn toward home base after the bomb
run, but was never seen again
63414 Delivered to USAAF 6Sep44. Departed CONUS for PTO, arrived Saipan 28Oct44. Named ‘The Jumping Stud’
Accident 2Jan45 landing at Isely Field, Saipan
(497th BG, 871st BS) ditched Jul 3, 1945 from unknown cause in Pacific Ocean while on mission to Kochi, Japan.
All crew survived and were rescued.
63415 Delivered to USAAF 9Sep44. Assigned to 793rd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group. Transferred to Tinian May45
Named ‘Jolly Roger’. Returned to CONUS as war weary. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 27Jun49
63416 Delivered to USAAF 7Sep44. Departed CONUS for PTO, arrived Saipan 25Oct44
Named ‘Black Bart’s Revenge’. (498th BG, 875th BS) engine caught fire May 5, 1945 and crashed into sea 5
miles off Saipan. 7 crew killed, 4 crew survived and were rescued. MACR 14366. The aircraft was on a
mission to Kobe metropolitan area.
63417 Delivered to USAAF 22Sep44
Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 27Oct44. Transferred to Tinian May45
Named ‘Rushin’ Rotashun’. Declared war weary 5Jul45. Returned to CONUS
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 10May49
63418 Delivered to USAAF 25Aug44. Departed CONUS for PTO, arrived Saipan 27Oct44
Named ‘Jumbo, King of the Show’
(497th BG, 871st BS) ditched due to fuel exhaustion in Pacific Ocean Jan 3, 1945 while returning
from mission to Nagoya, Japan. MACR 10901. 6 crew killed, 5 crew survived and were rescued.
63419 Delivered to USAAF 19Sep44. Departed CONUS 1Oct44 for PTO
Assigned to 678th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group
(444th BG) crashed due to icing Aug 11, 1944, China. MACR 9684. The crew bailed out after the ice buildup.
63420 Delivered to USAAF 16Sep44
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 234th Army Air Force Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Assigned to 794/795th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Clovis AAF, NM
Departed Clovis AAF, NM for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India Oct44. Ferried to CBI routing Boca Raton, FL,
Borinquen AAF, Puerto Rico, Accra, Gold Coast, Khartoum, Egypt and Karachi, India
Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India. Transferred to Tinian May45
(40th BG, 25th BS, "Rankless Wreck") hit by cannon fire from Japanese George fighter near Kobe, able to
limp to Iwo Jima, crash landed while on fire Jun 5, 1945. No injuries to crew. Scrapped in place.
63421 Delivered to USAAF 17Aug44. Assigned to 245th Army Air Force Base Unit, McCook AAF, NB
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 21Dec49
63422 Delivered to USAAF 7Sep44
Assigned to 677th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkindi, India. Transferred to Tinian 5May45
(444th BG, 677th BS, "Little Mike") Crashed 4Aug45 due to engine failure during takeoff from West Field, Tinian
Declared war weary Nov 30, 1945.
63423 Delivered to USAAF 25Aug44. (497th BG, 870th BS, 'Were Wolf') shot down Jan 27, 1945 and crashed
near Shbazoe-Dogenji, Fujinomiya City, Japan. MACR 11620. 4 crew killed in
crash, 4 thrown from plane or bailed out and chutes never opened, 4 survived
and 1 died from poor care at a military hospital, 3 other died in a fire
in a Japanese prison May 26, 1945.
63424 Delivered to USAAF 29Aug44. Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 11Nov44
Named ‘Hap’s Characters’. Declared war weary 7Sep45. Returned to CONUS. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 23Mar49
63425 Delivered to USAAF 26Aug44. Assigned to 871st Bomb Squadron, 497th Bomb Group
Departed CONUS for PTO, arrived Saipan 28Oct44. Named ‘The Dragon Lady’. Renamed ‘Terrible Terry’
Damaged 22Dec44 when rammed. Probably repaired by replacing the fin with unit removed from 42-24606
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 1Nov48
63426 Delivered to USAAF 6Sep44. Named ‘Fickle Finger’
(497th BG, 871st BS) crashed while landing after a test flight at Tinian Dec 3, 1944. All crew survived,
but aircraft was destroyed.
63427 Delivered to USAAF 4Sep44. Named ‘Miss Margaret’
(497th BG) lost on mission to attack urban areas of Tokyo Feb 26, 1945. MACR 12763. A navigation error
placed the aircraft north of the target. It proceeded to the target at Tokyo but encountered head winds
which caused fuel exhaustion; the aircraft ditched. 9 survivors
63428 (498th BG, 873rd BS) strafed and burned on ground in enemy raid on Isley Field, Saipan Nov 27, 1944.
63429 Delivered to USAAF 9Sep44. Assigned to 882nd Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group
Named ‘Pacific Queen’. Damaged 25Dec44 in a Japanese air raid. Returned to CONUS – 50 missions
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 14Jul49
63430 (498th BG) Delivered to USAAF 4Sep44. Assigned to 873rd Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group
Damaged 12/13/1944. Ditched, but no crew members rescued. MACR 19655. The aircraft was on a mission
to Nagoya when it was attacked, with instruments and no.1 engine suffering combat damage.
63431 Delivered to USAAF 31Aug44. Departed CONUS for PTO, arrived Saipan 25Oct44. Named ‘Ponderous Peg’
(497th BG, 871st BS) collided in midair with B-29 42-24808 Feb 25, 1945 over Pacific Ocean and
crashed into ocean. MACR 12722. All 11 crew killed. The aircraft was on a mission to attack
urban areas of Tokyo
63432 Delivered to USAAF 22Sep44. Assigned to 874th Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group. Named ‘Lucky Irish’
Damaged by enemy action Dec 3, 1944 and ditched. 10 crew members rescued. MACR 10692. The aircraft
was dispatched to attack the Musashino aircraft factory and targets of opportunity in Tokyo.
Enemy fighters shot out the fuel transfer system and punctured oil tanks. Flak damage had jammed
one bomb bay door open. The aircraft ditched 300 miles north of Saipan with 1,200 gallons of unusable
fuel in the tanks.
63433 Delivered to USAAF 4Sep44. Assigned to 874th Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group, Great Bend AAF, KS
W/o Sep 28 1944 in USA. The aircraft had a mid-air collision with B-29 #42-65215 at approximately
17,000 feet altitude in the skies near Philip, South Dakota. The two bombers were operating
out of the Kearny Army Airfield in Nebraska. All personnel aboard both planes were killed.
63434 Delivered to USAAF 18Sep44. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 236th Army Air Force Base Unit,
Pyote AAF, TX. Crash landed 15Dec44 at Pyote AAF, TX. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group
To GIA at Chanute AFB, TX 7Oct49
63435 Delivered to USAAF 18Sep44. Assigned to 881st Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group
Damaged 24Nov44. Named ‘Snafuperfort’ named because of mechanical unreliability
Named ‘Sna pe fort’. Named ‘Sharon Sue’. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS
Salvaged at Memphis, TN 31May46
63436 Delivered to USAAF 30Apr44. Assigned to 882nd Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group
Named ‘Old Ironsides’. Returned to CONUS – 42 missions
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 10May49
63437 Delivered to USAAF 18Sep44. Assigned to 4196th Army Air Force Base Unit (Air Technical Services Command),
Victorville AAF, CA. Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 14Jul49
63438 Delivered to USAAF 18Sep44. Named ‘Hell’s Bells’
(499th BG, 879th BS) destroyed on ground at Isley Field, Saipan Nov 27, 1944 during Japanese attack.
63439 Delivered to USAAF 22Sep44. Assigned to 879th Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group. Named ‘Beaubomber’
Ditched due to combat damage in Magicienne Bay, SW of Saipan Dec 13, 1944 while
returning from mission to Mitsubishi aircraft factory at Nagoya, Japan. MACR 10644. All 11 crew killed.
63440 Delivered to USAAF 25Sep44. Named ‘Inspiraton’
(499th BG, 877th BS) lost in Pacific Ocean Jun 4, 1945 while on test flight. All crew survived.
63441 Delivered to USAAF 25Sep44. Assigned to 883rd Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group
Damaged Feb45; repaired. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS – 28 missions
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 10May49
63442 Delivered to USAAF 28Sep44. Assigned to 879th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group
Named ‘Beaubomber II’. Assigned to 718th Bomb Squadron, 28th Bomb Group, Weaver AFB, SD
Crashed 19Aug48 due to engine failure during takeoff 5 miles north of Weaver AFB, Rapid City, SD.
63443 Delivered to USAAF 27Sep44. Assigned to 873rd Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group
Transferred to 874th Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group. Named ‘Shirley Dee’
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63444 Delivered to USAAF 30Sep44. Assigned to 875th Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group. Named ‘Honshu Hawk’
Assigned to 6th Bomb Group. Named ‘Jolly Roger’. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63445 Delivered to USAAF 1Oct44. Departed CONUS for CBI 25Nov44
Assigned to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 3Dec44. Named ‘The Craig Comet’
Assigned to 875th Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group
(468th BG) in landing accident due to combat damage on mission to Tokyo at West Field, Tinian May 24, 1945.
All crew survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
63446 Delivered to USAAF 9Oct44. Departed CONUS for CBI 18Dec44
Assigned to 678th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group. Named ‘Trojan Spirit’. Named ‘Slow Freight’
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63447 Delivered to USAAF 1Oct44. Named ‘Umbriago III’. Named ‘Dat’s My Boy’
(499th BG, 879th BS) ditched due to fuel starvation 85 mi N of Saipan Dec 13, 1944 while returning from
mission to Mitsubishi aircraft factory at Nagoya, Japan. All 11 crew survived and were rescued by US
Navy destroyer.
63448 Delivered to USAAF 4Oct44. To the Oklahoma City Air Depot, Tinker AAF, OK. Departed 10Nov44
Departed CONUS for CBI 28Nov44; arrived India 7Dec44.
Assigned to 769th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Transferred to Tinian 5May45
Artwork of a girl sitting – no text. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63449 Delivered to USAAF 6Oct44
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 233rd Army Air Force Base Unit, Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ
Accident 28Jul45 landing at Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63450 Assigned to 768th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Transferred to Tinian. Reclaimed
63451 Delivered to USAAF 13Oct44. Named ‘Black Jack Too’
(444th BG, 678th BS) crashed near Yoshizu Village Kagawa, Japan Jun 5, 1945. MACR 14606.The aircraft
was damaged by flak which hit no.3 engine over the target. As the aircraft lost height it was attacked
by Ki-100 fighters from Akeno. Fifteen miles from Kobe the burning engine burnt through the wing which
broke away. The aircraft rolled over and fell in a nose down spin until it crashed in the Kowaura mountains
1 crew kiled, 10 bailed out and became POW. One died of his wounds, 9 executed Jun 28, 1945.
42-63452/63501 Bell-Atlanta B-29-20-BA Superfortress
Built under licence by Bell Aircraft Company, Marietta, Atlanta, GA.
Dispostions from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
63452 Delivered to USAAF 9Oct44. Departed CONUS for CBI 28Nov44; arrived Piardoba, India 9Dec44
(462nd BG, 770th BS) crashed at Lasho Kew, China Dec 19, 1944 after ran out of fuel. Crew bailed out and
survived but aircraft was destroyed.
63453 Delivered to USAAF 12Oct44. Assigned to 877th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group
Named ‘Satan’s Sister II’. Reclaimed at Pinecastle AFB, FL 30Jun46
63454 Delivered to USAAF 16Oct44. Departed CONUS for CBI 20Nov44
Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Transferred to Tinian 5May45
Named ‘Thunderbird’
63455 Departed CONUS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India Sep44
Assigned to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India. Transferred to Tinian 5May45
Named ‘Genie’. Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Tinian
Acident 7Jun45 taxying at West Field, Tinian. Returned to CONUS 12Oct45
63456 Delivered to USAAF 15Oct44. Departed CONUS 17Nov44 to CBI.
Assigned to 793rd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group 15Dec44. Transferred to Tinian 11May45. Reclaimed
63457 Delivered to USAAF 15Oct44. To the Oklahoma City Air Depot, Tinker AAF, OK. Departed 24Oct44
Departed CONUS for CBI 14Nov44
Assigned to 769th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Transferred to Tinian 5May45
Named ‘Battlin’ Betty’. Named ‘Old Acquaintance’. To GIA at Sheppard AFB, TX 17Jun54
63458 Delivered to USAAF 20Oct44. Departed CONUS 24Nov44 to CBI
Assigned to 444th Bomb Group [sic], Dudhkundi, India. Named ‘Wing Ding’
(444th BG, 676th BS) crashed from unknown cause on takeoff Dec 24, 1944 at Dudhkundi Air field, West Bengal, India.
8 crew killed, 4 survived.
63459 Delivered to USAAF 20Oct44. To the Bedford Modification Center. Departed 17Nov44
Assigned to 768th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group. Departed CONUS for CBI 13Dec44.
Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Transferred to Tinian 5May45
Modified to WB-29. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 1Oct54
63460 Delivered to USAAF 13Dec44
Assigned to 794-795th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group at Kearney AAF, NB 18Nov44
Departed CONUS 28Nov44 to CBI. Routing Morrison AAF, FL, arriving Salau, India 13Dec44
Assigned to 793rd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India. (468th BG, 793rd BS) DBR in
ground accident at Kharagpur airfield, India while parked Dec 24, 1944.
Transferred to Tinian May45. Named ‘Pioneer II’. Named ‘Lassie Too’. Returned to CONUS
63461 Delivered to USAAF 25Oct44
(497th BG, 870th BS) damaged by A6M3 near Tokyo, Japan Dec 3, 1944 while on mission to Musashino
aircraft factory near Tokyo. The aircraft ditched 22 miles NE of Saipan. All 11 crew KIA.
63462 Delivered to USAAF 23Oct44. Departed CONUS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 7Dec44
Named ‘The Lemon’. Assigned to 44th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India.
Transferred to Tinian May 1945. (40th BG, 44th BS) broke into two on landing at West Field, Tinian
May 3, 1945 while returning from mission to Japan. All crew survived but aircraft was destroyed.
63463 Delivered to USAAF 19Oct44
(73rd BW, 497th BG, 869th BS, "Skyscrapper II") heavily damaged while parked on hardstand by
collision with B-29 42-63489 Feb 19, 1945. Aircraft surveyed.
63464 Delivered to USAAF 20Oct44. Departed CONUS 22Nov44 to CBI.
Assigned to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 4Dec44. Transferred to Tinian 11May45
Named ‘Belle Ringer’. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 5Jul45
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63465 Delivered to USAAF 22Oct44. Assigned to 878th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group, Isely Field, Saipan
Named ‘Off Limits limited’. Accident 15Jan45 taxying at Harmon Field, Guam
63466 Delivered to USAAF 3Nov44. Assigned to 870th Bomb Squadron, 497th Bomb Group
Named ‘Stripped for Action’. Returned to CONUS – 35 missions
Reclaimed at Sioux City AAB, IA 6Jun47
63467 Delivered to USAAF 30Oct44. Assigned to 879th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group
Named ‘Super Wabbit II’. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63468 Delivered to USAAF 25Oct44
(498th BG, 873rd BS) ditched in Pacific Ocean Feb 10, 1945 while on mission to Nakajima aircraft factor
near Ota, Japan. The aircraft was observed with no.1 engine feathered and low on fuel. It disappeared
in the dark. All 11 crew killed.
63469 Assigned to 874th Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group. Departed CONUS for PTO, arrived Saipan 27Oct44
Named ‘Sleepy Time Gal’. Reclaimed
63470 Delivered to USAAF 30Oct44. Assigned to 871st Bomb Squadron, 497th Bomb Group
The aircraft had severe decompression problems and was surveyed at Herington AAF, KS
w/o Nov 16, 1944 near Teakio, Missouri. Crashed on a farm after suffering mechanical failure in flight.
The crew bailed out.
63471 Delivered to USAAF 31Oct44. Assigned to 871st Bomb Squadron, 497th Bomb Group
Named ‘Sweat ’er Out’. Accident 15Nov44 landing at Herington AAF, KS
Accident 6Dec44 taxying at Herington AAF, KS. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63472 Delivered to USAAF 28Oct44. To the Oklahoma City Air Depot, Tinker AAF, OK. Departed 6Nov44
Departed CONUS for CBI 27Nov44.
Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Transferred to Tinian 5May45
Named ‘Myasas Draggin’. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 22Jun50
63473 Delivered to USAAF 29Oct44. Departed CONUS for CBI 26Nov44.
Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Transferred to Tinian 5May45
(462nd BG, 770th BS) in taxiing accident (may have collided with B-29 42-24786) at West Field, Tinian
Jul 23, 1945. All crew survived. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63474 Delivered to USAAF 31Oct44. To the Bedford Modification Center. Departed 19Nov44
Departed CONUS for CBI 10Dec44. Assigned to 679th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkundi, India
Assigned to 769th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Transferred to Tinian 5May45
Reclaimed at McClellan AFB, CA 6Dec50
63475 Delivered to USAAF 11Nov44. Assigned to 875th Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group. Named ‘Houston Honey’
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50. Named ‘Jolly Roger’. Assigned to 28th Bomb Squadron, 19th Bomb Group
Combat damage 6Dec50 by MiG-15 aircraft
63476 Delivered to USAAF 11Nov44. To the Bedford Modification Center. Departed 2Dec44
Departed CONUS for CBI 22Dec44. Assigned to 769th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India.
Transferred to Tinian. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63477 Assigned to 878th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group. Ditched
63478 Delivered to USAAF 15Nov44. Assigned to 874th Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group
Named ‘Southern Belle’. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63479 Delivered to USAAF 10Nov44. To the Bedford Modification Center. Departed 23Nov44
Departed CONUS for CBI 20Jan45. Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India.
Ditched 17 mi S of Matla River in Bay of Bengal Feb 24, 1945 Kharagpur, India. 5 crew killed.
63480 Assigned to 768th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Transferred to Tinian
Named ‘Dream Girl’. Assigned to 4180th Army Air Force Base Unit (Fairfield ATSC), Kellogg AAF, Battle Creek, MI
Damaged 10Sep45 in a ground accident at Walker AAF, KS
63481 Delivered to USAAF 13Nov44. Assigned to 879th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group
Named ‘Honshu Hurricane’ ‘Vargas’ artwork
Suffered mechanical failure 200 mi E of NAS Honolulu, Hawaii Jan 16, 1945 while on ferry flight. Was
able to land. Accident 4Sep45 landing at Isely Field, Saipan
Assigned to 504th Bomb Group Named ‘Pappy’s Pullman II’. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63482 Delivered to USAAF 11Nov44. Named ‘Hope-Full Devil’ Named after Bob Hope with artwork of him holding a bomb
(505th BG, 484th BS) ditched in Pacific when ran out of fuel Mar 9, 1945. All crew survived.
63483 Delivered to USAAF 15Nov44. (499th BG, 877th BS) ditched from unknown cause off coast of Japan Apr 24,
1945 while on mission to Hitachi aircraft factory at Tachikawa, Japan. All 11 crew killed.
63484 Delivered to USAAF 13Nov44. Named ‘Honorable TNT Wagon’
(505th BG, 484th BS) in takeoff accident at North Field, Tinian due to engine fsilure May 19, 1945. All crew
survived but aircraft was destroyed.
63485 Delivered to USAAF 17Nov44. Assigned to 869th Bomb Squadron, 497th Bomb Group. Named ‘Hot Pants’
Survived the war
63486 Delivered to USAAF 17Nov44. Named ‘Hell’s Belle’. Named ‘Naughty Nancy’
(500th BG, 881st BS) shot down by AAA over Tokyo, Japan May 24, 1945 and crashed into water off Tokyo.
10 crew killed, one bailed out and became POW.
63487 Delivered to USAAF 22Nov44. Assigned to 271st Army Air Force Base Unit, Kearney AAF, NB
Departed CONUS for PTO Dec44. Assigned to 882nd Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group
Named ‘Constant Nymph’. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS Apr45 – 9 missions
Assigned to 248th Army Air Force Base Unit, Walker AAF, KS. Redesignated TB-29
Assigned to 4196th Army Air Force Base Unit (Air Material Command), Victorville AAF, CA, for storage November 1945.
Assigned to Sacramento Air Materiel Area (SMAAR), McClellan AFB, CA for storage Apr49.
Reclaimed at Victorville AFB, CA 5Jan50
63488 Delivered to USAAF 22Nov44. Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India.
63489 Delivered to USAAF 22Nov44. Assigned to 881st Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group
Named ‘Holy Joe’. Named ‘Round Robin’
(73rd BW, 500th BG, 881st BS, "Holy Joe") hit by cannon fire over Tokyo, returned to Marianias and
broke apart on landing on Saipan Feb 19, 1945 and crashed into parked B-29 42-63463. Both aircraft
w/o.
63490 Assigned to 883rd Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group. Named ‘Mustn’t Touch’. Returned to CONUS – 44 missions
Assigned to 307th Bomb Group, MacDill AFB, FL
63491 Delivered to USAAF 22Nov44. Assigned to 878th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group
To GIA at Sheppard AFB, TX 17Jun54
63492 Delivered to USAAF 22Nov44. Assigned to 870th Bomb Squadron, 497th Bomb Group. Named ‘Lucky Irish II’
Combat damage 24Apr45 during a mission to Tachikawa, Japan when it was rammed by a Japanese fighter
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63493 Delivered to USAAF 22Nov44. Assigned to 877th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group, Smoky Hill AAF, KS
Accident 6Dec44 taxying at Herington AAF, KS. Named ‘Star Duster’
(499th BG, 878th BS, *Star Duster*) shot down Mar 25, 1945, Nagakute-mura, Honshu, Japan. The
aircraft departed Saipan, Marianas Island, on a combat mission to Nagoya, Japan. Japanese witnesses
to the crash state that the plane caught fire in the air and exploded upon impact with the ground.
One man was seen to parachute from the burning plane, but his parachute failed to open.
63494 Delivered to USAAF 22Nov44
(500th BG, 882nd BS) shot down by Ki-61 Feb 19, 1945 over Sendagaya Shibuya-Ku Tokyo, Japan while
on mission to Tokyo. 9 crew KIA, 2 bailed out and became POW.
63495 Delivered to USAAF 24Nov44. Assigned to 877th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group. Named ‘Fast Company’
Combat damage 10Feb45 during a mission to attack the Nakajima aircraft plant at Ota.
Survived the war. Reclaimed at Victorville AAB, CA 30Oct46
63496 Delivered to USAAF 29Nov44
Assigned to 677th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkindi, India. Transferred to Tinian 5May45
Named ‘Naughty Nancy’. Named ‘Little Miss’
(444th BG, 677th BS) collided in midair with B-29 42-65270 off coast of Japan Jun 1, 1945 and crashed
into Pacific Ocean while on mission to Osaka, Japan. All 11 crew killed.
63497 Assigned to 882nd Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group. Named ‘Fever From The South’
Assigned to 879th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group. Returned to CONUS – 57 missions
63498 Delivered to USAAF 24Nov44
Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India. Transferred to Tinian May45
Departed CONUS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 7Jan45. Named ‘B-Sweet III’. Named ‘Lazy Baby’
(40th BG, 25th BS) crashed 200 mi NW of Tinian due to engine failure May 24, 1945 while returning from
mission to Tokyo. All ll crew bailed out, 1 drowned and 10 were rescued by the ship "Invincible".
63499 Delivered to USAAF 30Nov44. Named ‘Coral Queen’. Named ’38 Sea Bees’
(504th BG, 398th BS) ditched from unknown cause north of Marianas Feb 15, 1945 while on mission to Mitsubishi
aircraft engine works at Nagoya, Japan. All 11 crew killed.
63500 Delivered to USAAF 30Nov44
Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 23Dec44. Transferred to Tinian May45
Named ‘Gravel Gertie’
(468th BG, 792nd BS) lost from unknown cause in Pacific Ocean Jul 3, 1945 while on mission to Takamatsu, Japan.
All 11 crew killed.
63501 Delivered to USAAF 26Nov44. Named ‘The Jumping Stud’
498th BG, 873rd BS) rammed by Ki-61 over Machida Tokyo, Japan Jan 27, 1945 while on mission to Musashiho and
Nakajima aircraft plants at Tokyo. Crashed into Tokyo Bay. All 11 crew KIA.
42-63502/63551 Bell-Atlanta B-29-25-BA Superfortress
Built under licence by Bell Aircraft Company, Marietta, Atlanta, GA. 20-mm tail-mounted cannon deleted
in production block 25
Dispostions from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
63502 Delivered to USAAF 30Nov44. Departed CONUS for CBI 18Dec44.
Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Transferred to Tinian 5May45
Named ‘Long John Silver’. Reclaimed at Lowry AAF, CO 31Jul46
63503 Assigned to 769th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Transferred to Tinian
Named ‘Sky Scrapper’. Reclaimed at Amarillo AAF, TX 30Jun46
63504 Delivered to USAAF 28Nov44. Assigned to 504th Bomb Group. Named ‘Flag Ship’
On 24 July 1944, not long after the Marines began their assault on the island, B-29 serial number
42-63504 “Flag Ship” became the first Superfortress to land on the Marianas island of Tinian.
Damaged while parked at North Field, Tinian May 20, 1945
by crashing B-29 42-24913. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63505 Delivered to USAAF 27Nov44. Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group
Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India. Transferred to Tinian May45
Departed CONUS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 3Jan45. Named ‘Draggin’ Lady’
Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 15Jul45. To GIA at Sheppard AFB, TX 17Jun54
63506 Delivered to USAAF 30Nov44
Assigned to 768th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Transferred to Tinian
Departed CONUS for CBI 25Dec44; arrived Piardoba, India. Named ‘Untouchable’
Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group. Damaged while parked at North Field, Tinian May 20, 1945
by crashing B-29 42-24913.
63507 Delivered to USAAF 30Nov44. Assigned to 504th Bomb Group. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63508 Delivered to USAAF 7Dec44. Named ‘Peachy’
(505th BG, 482nd BS) Combat damage by enemy fighter. The aircraft crashed at Chiba Higashikatsushika gun,
Shinkawa Village (now Chiba Nagareyama Shinkawa) Kiriya river. All ll crew killed.
63509 Delivered to USAAF 5Dec44/ Departed McCook AAF, NB for PTO 27Jan45
Named ‘Long Winded'. (9th BG, 99th BS) shot down by AAA over Shimonoseki Strait while on mine-sowing
mission May 22, 1945. 7 crew killed, 3 survived and were rescued by US Navy submarine.
63510 Delivered to USAAF 30Nov44. Assigned to 505th Bomb Group
Assigned to 874th Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group 29Jan45. Named ‘Heavenly Body’
(498th BG, 874th BS) damaged by enemy fire Apr 1, 1945 while on mission to Nakajima aircraft plant
at Tokyo, Japan. All crew survived, but aircraft DBR. To Guam Air Depot Apr 10, 1945. Surveyed
at Guam Air Depot May 1, 1945.
63511 Delivered to USAAF 4Dec44. Assigned to 245th Army Air Force Base Unit, McCook AAF, NB
Departed McCook AAF, NB for PTO 15Jan45. Assigned to 1st Bomb Squadron, 9th Bomb Group
Named ‘Man O’War II’. Returned to CONUS 18Aug45 – 31 combat missions
Assigned to 3705th Army Air Force Base Unit (Technical School), 3415th Technical Training Wing,
Lowry Field, CO 23Aug45. Reclaimed at Lowry AFB, CO 11Sep50
63512 Delivered to USAAF 5Dec44. Departed McCook AAF, NB for PTO 20Jan45. Named ‘Nip Clipper’
(9th BG, 5th BS) hit by AAA over Yawata, Japan Aug 8, 1945. Able to fky out to coast of Japan where
crew bailed out. One killed in bail out, 10 survived and drifted for a week before captured and became POW.
63513 Delivered to USAAF 30Nov44. Assigned to 505th Bomb Group
Assigned to 877th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group Jan45. Named ‘Ramp Queen’
(499th BG) MIA May 26, 1945 in raid on Tokyo, Japan.
63514 Delivered to USAAF 4Dec44. Assigned to 39th Bomb Squadron, 6th Bomb Group
Named ‘Ann Garry III’
The aircraft was damaged by flak and fighters over Tokyo, Japan during the night of 25-26 May, 1945.
Three gunners were wounded, the rudder controls were damaged, # 2 & 3 engines were hit and had to be
feathered. The crew brought the aircraft back to Iwo Jima but the field was closed in by bad weather.
After three unsuccessful passes at the field, the crew bailed out over the Island. The most
seriously wounded bailed out within one hundred yards of a Hospital. The captain was the last to leave
and bailed out over the water; a Mine Sweeper picked him up. The aircraft was shot down by a P-61
and crashed into the Pacific.
63515 Delivered to USAAF 7Dec44. Assigned to 6th Bomb Group. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63516 Delivered to USAAF 5Dec44. Assigned to 6th Bomb Group. Reclaimed at Amarillo AAF, TX 17Oct46
63517 Delivered to USAAF 9Dec44. Assigned to 458th Bomb Squadron, 330th Bomb Group
Named ‘City of Bel Air’. Named ‘Round Robin’. Assigned to 482nd Bomb Squadron, 505th Bomb Group 29Jan45
Named ‘Pokahuntas’. Named ‘Princess Pokey’
(505th BG, 482nd BS) lost from unknown cause in Pacific Apr 13, 1945 while on mission to Tokyo.
All 11 crew killed.
63518 Delivered to USAAF 7Dec44. Assigned to 6th Bomb Group. Reclaimed at McClellan AFB, CA 6Dec50
63519 Delivered to USAAF 8Dec44. Named ‘Iron Shillalah’
(497th BG, 869th BS) ditched due to combat damage 15 mi from Iwo Jima Apr 18, 1945 while returning
from mission to Tachiaria, Japan. 8 crew were either killed or drowned, 3 rescued by US Navy.
63520 Delivered to USAAF 9Dec44
(505th BG, "Star Dust") based at North Field, Tinian. Returned to CONUS – 39 missions
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Dec50
63521 Delivered to USAAF 14Dec44. May have been named ‘Li’l Eightball’
(462nd BG, 769th BS) lost from unknown cause while on mission to Tokyo, Japan May 25, 1945. All 11
crew killed.
63522 Delivered to USAAF 12Dec44. Assigned to 504th Bomb Group
Assigned to 873rd Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group. Named ‘Raidin’ Maiden’
Renamed ‘Devil’s Darlin II’. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63523 Assigned to 871st Bomb Squadron, 497th Bomb Group. Named ‘Miss Behavin’ II’
63524 Delivered to USAAF 10Dec44. Assigned to 505th Bomb Group
Assigned to 875th Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group. Named ‘Passion Wagon’
Assigned to 6th Ferrying Group, Long Beach AAF, CA
Damaged 14Oct45 when the aircraft ground looped at Hill AAF, UT. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63525 Delivered to USAAF 9Dec44. Assigned to 504th Bomb Group
Named ‘Bainbridge Belle’. Assigned to 505th Bomb Group. Named ‘Dragon Lady’
Crashed 15Apr45 landing on return from a mission to Kyushu airfields
63526 Delivered to USAAF 15Dec44. Named ‘Teaser’
(497th BG, 871st BS) shot down by flak Mar 24, 1945 near Nagoya, Japan. The aircraft crashed in a
residential area at Gokiso-cho Showa-ku Nagoya-shi, approximately 3.2 miles south southwest from
Nagoya Dome. Reports indicated that 5 to 9 homes were destroyed, and 3 others were damaged. The
eleven crew members died along with at least 4 (perhaps 5 or 6) civilians in the residences
63527 Delivered to USAAF 29Dec44. Departed CONUS for CBI 15Jan45; arrived Chakulia, India 24Jan45
Assigned to 44th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India. Transferred to Tinian May45
Named ‘Devilish Snooks’; Name probably evolved from the old radio show “Baby Snooks,” starring
Fanny Brice as the devilish little girl. Returned to CONUS 13Oct45. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63528 Delivered to USAAF 20Dec44. Assigned to 244th Army Air Force Base Unit, Harvard AAF, NB
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 235th Army Air Force Base Unit, Biggs AAF, TX
Crash landed 27Jun45 due to mechanical failure at El Paso Municipal Airport, TX
63529 Delivered to USAAF 15Dec44. Departed CONUS for CBI 5Jan45
Assigned to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 13Jan45. Named ‘City of Burlington’
Named ‘My Buddy’. (468th BG, 794th BS) lost while on mission to Tokyo, Japan May 26, 1945. All 11
crew killed.
63530 Delivered to USAAF 12Dec44. Departed CONUS for CBI; arrived 15Jan45
Assigned to 793rd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India. Transferred to Tinian May45
Named ‘Totin to Tokyo II’. Assigned to 676th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group 17Sep45
63531 Delivered to USAAF 15Dec44. (462nd BG, 768th BS) crashed on takeoff at Tinian Jul 9, 1945.
All crew survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
63532 Departed CONUS for CBI Dec44. Assigned to 793rd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group 12Jan45.
Transferred to Tinian May45. Named ‘Million Dollar Baby II’. Returned to CONUS – 33 missions
63533 Assigned to 678th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group. Named ‘Faithful Fay’. Named ‘Big Dick’
Assigned to 6th Bomb Group 19May45
63534 Delivered to USAAF 13Dec44. Departed CONUS for CBI 25Dec44
Assigned to 793rd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India. Transferred to Tinian May45
Named ‘Pioneer III’. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63535 Delivered to USAAF 20Dec44. Assigned to 24th Bomb Squadron, 6th Bomb Group
Named ‘The Spirit of Sammy’. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63536 Delivered to USAAF 18Dec44. Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 12Jan45
Named ‘Mammy Yokum’
(468th BG, 792nd BS) lost from unknown cause in Pacific May 26,1945 while on mission to Tokyo.
All 11 crew killed.
63537 Delivered to USAAF 26Dec44. Named ‘Male Call’
(444th BG, 676th BS) crashed from unknown cause at Kawasaki, Japan May 25, 1945 while on mission to Tokyo.
9 crew KIA, 2 bailed out and became POW.
63538 Delivered to USAAF 19Dec44. Departed CONUS for CBI 16Jan45; arrived Chakulia, India.
Assigned to 44th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India.
Transferred to Tinian May45. Named ‘Winged Victory II’
(40th BG, 44th BS) lost from unknown cause over Tokyo, Japan May 26, 1945. 7 crew killed, 9 bailed out and
became POW.
63539 Delivered to USAAF 20Dec44. Assigned to 459th Bomb Squadron, 330th Bomb Group
Named ‘City of Highland Falls’. Named ‘Infant of Prague’. Loaned to 509th Bomb Group
Assigned to 458th Bomb Squadron, 330th Bomb Group. Named ‘City of Bel Air’. Named ‘Round Robin’
63540 Delivered to USAAF 18Dec44. Departed CONUS for CBI 1Jan45
Assigned to 678th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group. Assigned to 768th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group
Modified to a transport and became a rest camp special Jul45. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63541 Delivered to USAAF 23Dec44. Named ‘Ghastly Goose’
(497th BG, 871st BS) rammed by Ki-61 over Tamagawa, Japan Jan 27, 1945 while on mission to Musashiho and
Nakajima aircraft plants at Tokyo. Able to fly out to sea and ditched 250 mi off Japan. All crew survived the
ditching but died in a bad storm awaiting rescue.
63542 Delivered to USAAF 19Dec44. Departed CONUS for CBI 6Jan45; arrived Chakulia, India.
Assigned to 44th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India. Transferred to Tinian May45
Named ‘Kritzer Blitzer’. Returned to CONUS 13Oct45. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63543 Delivered to USAAF 19Dec44. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63544 Delivered to USAAF 28Dec44. Departed Herington AAF, KS for PTO 22Jan45
Assigned to 5th Bomb Squadron, 9th Bomb Group. Named ‘Cox’s Army’
Returned to CONUS 2Dec45 – 35 combat missions. Assigned to 4135th Army Air Force Base Unit, Hill AAF, UT 1Jan48
Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 4Jan51
63545 Delivered to USAAF 23Dec44. Departed Herington AAF, KS for PTO 22Jan45. Named ‘Umbriago’
(9th BG, 5th BS) crashed from unknown cause at Ishigami Chiba, Japan Apr 15, 1945 while on mission to Kawasaki,
Japan. Crashed in a forest in Ishikami-Koyaba, Shiratori-mura, Ichihara-gun (present Ichihara-shi), Chiba-ken.
MACR 14250. Two KIA, eight bailed out but one resisted arrest and was killed, two died in the Tokyo
Military Prison fire on May 25, 1945, one was liberated after the war.
63546 Departed Herington AAF, KS for PTO 28Jan45. Named ‘Indiana’. 9 combat missions
(9th BG, 99th BS) shot down by AAA near Oshibe, Japan Mar 16, 1945 while on mission to Kobe, Japan.
All 11 crew KIA.
63548 Named ‘Maiden USA’. Assigned to 678th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group; transferred to Tinian 10May45
Assigned to 24th Bomb Squadron, 6th Bomb Group
63549 Delivered to USAAF 31Dec44. Named ‘Empire Express’
(505 BG, 483 BS) lost over Usa airfield, Kyushu, Japan May 7, 1945 when
rammed by enemy Ki.45 Nick twin-engined fighter. Crashed in Hachiman Mountain, Yamaguchi Village,
Shemoge County, Oita Prefecture. All but 3 of the crew KIA. 3 crew
bailed out and became POW, and were all executed June 20, 1945
63550 Delivered to USAAF 31Dec44. Assigned to 878th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group. Named ‘Lassie III’
Renamed ‘Mary Ann'. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63551 Delivered to USAAF 4Jan45. Assigned to 40th Bomb Squadron, 6th Bomb Group
Named ‘Banana Boat’. Accident 13Mar45 taxying at North Field, Tinian
(6th BG, 39th BS) in taxiing accident at North Field, Tinian May 26, 1945. All crew survived, but aircraft DBR.
Reclaimed at McClellan AFB, CA 7Apr49
42-63552/63580 Bell-Atlanta B-29-30-BA Superfortress
Built under licence by Bell Aircraft Company, Marietta, Atlanta, GA
Dispostions from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
63552 Delivered to USAAF 31Dec44. Assigned to 39th Bomb Squadron, 6th Bomb Group
Named ‘Lucky Strike’ (a brand of cigarettes). Assigned to 468th Bomb Group
Crashed in sea 21Jul46
63553 Delivered to USAAF 5Jan45. Assigned to 39th Bomb Squadron, 6th Bomb Group. Named ‘Old Faithful’
6th BG, 40th BS) Crashed on take-off from Tinian for a mission to Osaka. The aircraft was destroyed by fire.
All crew survived.
63554 Delivered to USAAF 31Jan45. Assigned to 874th Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group. Named ‘Miss Lace’
Returned to CONUS – 49 missions. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63555 Delivered to USAAF 5Jan45
Assigned to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India. Transferred to Tinian May45
Departed CONUS for CBI 29Jan45; arrived Chakulia, India 13Feb45. Named ‘Dark Eyes’
Returned to CONUS 14Oct45. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63556 Delivered to USAAF 9Jan45. Departed Herington AAF, KS for PTO 26Jan45
Assigned to 5th Bomb Squadron, 9th Bomb Group. Named ‘Early Bird’
Returned to CONUS 30Nov45 – 44 combat missions
Assigned to 4136th Army Air Force Base Unit, Tinker AAF, OK 4Mar48. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63557 Assigned to 678th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group [CBI, transferred to Tinian May45
(444th BG, 678th BS) in landing accident at West Field, Tinian May 3, 1945. All crew survived. USAAF
accident report says aircraft was destroyed, but 444th web site says the plane survived the war and was
reclaimed at Harmon Sep 15, 1954. Named ‘The Cajun Queen’. Named ‘110th N.C.B.’. Named ‘Missouri Belle’
Named ‘Sure Thing’. Returned to CONUS – 28 missions. Assigned to 19th Bomb Group, Andersen AFB, Guam
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 15Sep54
63558 Delivered to USAAF 14Jan45. Assigned to 39th Bomb Squadron, 6th Bomb Group. Named ‘Tokyo Trolley’
(6th BG) MIA in raid on Tokyo, Japan May 25, 1945.
63560 Delivered to USAAF 6Jan45. Departed CONUS for CBI 17Jan45
Assigned to 768th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Transferred to Tinian
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63561 Delivered to USAAF 11Jan45. Departed Herington AAF, KS for PTO 27Jan45
Assigned to 5th Bomb Squadron, 9th Bomb Group. Named ‘Ready Teddy’
Returned to CONUS 28Apr46 – 43 combat missions. Reclaimed at Fairchild AAF, WA 26May46
63562 Delivered to USAAF 14Jan45. Assigned to 52nd Bomb Squadron, 29th Bomb Group
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63563 Delivered to USAAF 12Jan45. Assigned to 52nd Bomb Squadron, 29th Bomb Group. Named ‘Maximum Load’
Crashed 13Jun45 on takeoff
63564 Delivered to USAAF 11Jan45. Named ‘Cherry-Horizontal Cat’
(29th BG, 52nd BS) crashed at Fubo Mountain Shichigashuku Village Miyagi, Japan while on mission to
Tokyo Mar 10, 1945. All 11 crew killed.
63565 Delivered to USAAF 13Jan45. Assigned to 52nd Bomb Squadron, 29th Bomb Group. Named ‘City of San Antonio’
Named ‘Where’s Kilroy’. To GIA at Sheppard AFB, TX 17Jun54
63566 Delivered to USAAF 14Jan45. Assigned to 52nd Bomb Squadron, 29th Bomb Group
Assigned to 330th Bomb Group. Named ‘City of Albany’. Named ‘Fire Bug’
Returned to CONUS 1Nov45. Reclaimed at McClellan AFB, CA 25Aug50
63567 Delivered to USAAF 14Jan45
(19th BG, 30th BS, "City of Providence") shot down by fighters Jun 10, 1945 while outbound from attack
on Nakajima plants at Ogikubu and Omiya north of Tokyo. MACR 14614.
Six or seven open parachutes and one streaming parachute observed before wing
separated from the fuselage. 2 crew rescued by Air Sea Rescue, nine MIA.
63568 Assigned to 52nd Bomb Squadron, 29th Bomb Group. Reclaimed
63569 Delivered to USAAF 18Jan45
Assigned to 28th Bomb Squadron, 19th Bomb Group, North Field, Guam. Named ‘City of Denver’
Named ‘Zero Avenger’. Shot down by AAA over Saitama, Japan Mar 10, 1945 while on mission to Tokyo. 10 crew
KIA, 2 bailed out and became POW.
63570 Delivered to USAAF 18Jan45. Assigned to 6th Bomb Squadron, 29th Bomb Group
Named ‘City of Williamsport’. Named ‘Thunderbird’. Assigned to 459th Bomb Squadron, 330th Bomb Group
Named ‘City of Miami Beach’. Returned to USA. Reclaimed
63571 Delivered to USAAF 14Jan45
(29th BG, 52nd BS) crashed on takeoff May 11, 1945 at North Field, Guam on mission to Kawanishi aircraft
plant at Kobe, Japan. All 11 crew killed. Aircraft was destroyed.
63572 Delivered to USAAF 18Jan45. Assigned to 4105th Army Air Force Base Unit, Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 22Jun50
63573 Delivered to USAAF 14Jan45. Assigned to 30th Bomb Squadron, 19th Bomb Group
Reclaimed at Chanute AFB, IL 18Jul49
63574 Delivered to USAAF 15Jan45. Departed Herington AAF, KS for PTO 4Feb45
Assigned to 99nd Bomb Squadron, 9th Bomb Group. Named ‘Old 574’
Returned to CONUS 28Apr46 – 38 combat missions
Assigned to 4135th Army Air Force Base Unit, Hill AAF, UT 28Apr46
Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 4Jan51
63575 Delivered to USAAF 22Jan45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63576 Delivered to USAAF 19Jan45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63577 Assigned to 677th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkindi, India. Transferred to Tinian 5May45
(444th BG, 677th BS, "Round Robin Rosie") modified at Bell-Atlanta for use in suitability tests
of Tallboy hoisting, carrying and releasing. Delivered to USAAF for testing Mar 23, 1945.
To the US Army Proving Ground, Eglin AAF, FL Mar45 to Jun45
Assigned to Flight Test Section, 610th Army Air Force Base Unit, Eglin AAF, FL
Restored to standard B-29 configuration. Modified to EB-29
Assigned to 620th Army Air Force Base Unit, Muroc AAF, CA
Accident 15Nov46 landing at Rome AAF, NY. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 15Feb57
63578 Delivered to USAAF 17Jan45. Modified to TB-29
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 233rd Army Air Force Base Unit, Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ
Accident 5Apr45 landing at Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ
Accident 14Nov45 due to mechanical failure landing at Pyote AAF, TX
Surveyed at Pyote AFB, TX 16Jan46
63579 Delivered to USAAF 19Feb45. Assigned to 872nd Bomb Squadron, 382nd Bomb Group
Accident 20Aug45 due to mechanical failure landing at Harvard AAF, NB
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 22Jun50
63580 Delivered to USAAF 27Jan45. Departed CONUS for CBI 10Feb45; arrived Chakulia, India 21Feb45
Assigned to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India. Transferred to Tinian May45
Returned to CONUS 13Oct45. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
42-63581/63621 Bell-Atlanta B-29B-30-BA Superfortress
Built under licence by Bell Aircraft Company, Marietta, Atlanta, GA.
Dispostions from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
63581 Delivered to USAAF 21Jan45. Assigned to 41st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, Harvard AAF, NB
Accident 20Mar45 taxying at Harvard AAF, NB
Assigned to 4105th Army Air Force Base Unit, Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 22Jun50
63582 Delivered to USAAF 26Jan45. Assigned to 242nd Army Air Force Base Unit, Grand Island AAF, NB
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63583 Delivered to USAAF 21Jan45. Assigned to 611th Army Air Force Base Unit, Eglin AAF, FL
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63584 Assigned to 315th Bomb Wing, Fairmont AAF, NE. Used for training
63585 Delivered to USAAF 23Jan45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63586 Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 235th Army Air Force Base Unit, Biggs AAF, TX
Crashed 14Jul45 60 miles ENE of El Paso, TX due to mechanical failure
63588 Delivered to USAAF 26Jan45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63589 Delivered to USAAF 6Feb45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 23Aug50
63590 Delivered to USAAF 31Jan45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63592 Delivered to USAAF 26Jan45
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 235th Army Air Force Base Unit, Biggs AAF, TX
Accident 20Jul45 due to engine failure taking off at Biggs AAF, TX
Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63593 Delivered to USAAF 31Jan45. Assigned to 356th Bomb Squadron, 331st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Ragged But Right’. Departed Guam 30Nov45 as war weary. Arrived Mathew AAF, CA
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63594 Assigned to 497th Bomb Group
63595 Delivered to USAAF 27Jan45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63596 Delivered to USAAF 27Jan45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63597 Delivered to USAAF 31Jan45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63598 Delivered to USAAF 31Jan45. Assigned to 4000th Army Air Force Base Unit, Wright AAF, OH
W/o Mar 5, 1945 in ground accident at Wright Field, Ohio. Aircraft damaged beyond repair by fire.
Lockheed C-60A Lodestar 42-55962 was taking off from Wright AAF, OH 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
63599 Delivered to USAAF 8Feb45. Assigned to 41st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘The Strained Crane’. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63600 Delivered to USAAF 1Feb45. Assigned to 21st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Road Apple’. (501st BG, 21st BS, "Road Apple") shot down by AAA over 3 chome Fuse City, Osaka,
Japan May 8, 1945 on a mission to bomb the Kawanishi Aircraft Company, Naruo, Osaka, Japan.. 10 crew killed,
one bailed out and became POW. He was executed July 20, 1945. MACR 14395.
63601 Delivered to USAAF 8Feb45. Assigned to 41st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘The Moldy Fig’. Named ‘Belle of Martinez’. Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 23Aug50.
63602 Delivered to USAAF 29Jan45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63603 Delivered to USAAF 8Feb45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Squadron, 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Lost in Pacific Ocean Jul 12, 1945 while on mission to Kawasaki, Japan. The aircraft was suffering from
three runaway propellers on #1, 3 & 4 engines. After takeoff and in the cruise, the #1 engine would not
reduce RPM and was feathered but ran wild. The bomb load was jettisoned and the aircraft
headed towards Guam. The #3 then ran away and the aircraft commander prepared the aircraft for
ditching. Shortly after, the #4 engine ran away and the crew instructed to bail out.
The aircraft commander, tail gunner and right scanner did not exit the aircraft and were killed; the
remainder bailed out with three crew members surviving to be rescued.
63604 Assigned to 621st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pinecastle AAF, FL
Crashed 31Jul45 4 miles east of Pinecastle AAF, FL. Possibly caused by bird strike.
63605 following information is on microfilm PDF OACR-1, pages 609-610.
2/2/1945 accepted by U.S. Air Force
2/5/1945 to Oklahoma City Air Depot at Tinker AAFld, OK
3/18/1945 to 16th Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) at March AAFld, CA
4/18/1945 to 16th Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) at San Francisco, CA
4/21/1945 began oversea movement to Twentieth Air Force
4/26/1945 16th Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) (“Ellie Barbara & Her Orphans”) at Northwest
Field, Guam
10/29/1945 returned to US
10/29/1945 to 1505th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Mather AAFld, CA
10/30/1945 to 3035th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Victorville AAFld, CA
11/18/1945 to 4196th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Victorville AAFld, CA
4/30/1946 in storage (code SA)
10/31/1947 to 4117th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Robins AFFld, GA
1/1/1948 non-cocooned storage (code SS)
1/13/1948 to 4117th Air Force Base Unit at Robins AFB, GA
non-cocooned storage (code SS)
2/12/1948 storage cocooned (code SC)
4/24/1951 authorized reclaimed
4/24/1951 aircraft terminated
63606 Delivered to USAAF 3Feb45. Assigned to 356th Bomb Squadron, 331st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at McClellan AFB, CA 25Aug50
63607 Delivered to USAAF 6Feb45. Assigned to 21st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Tu Yung Tu’. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63608 Delivered to USAAF 7Feb45. Assigned to 15th Bomb Squadron, 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 25Aug50
63609 Delivered to USAAF 12Feb45. Assigned to 357th Bomb Squadron, 331st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed 3Oct50
63610 The following information is on microfilm PDF OACR-1, pages 611-612.
2/10/1945 accepted by U.S. Air Force
2/11/1945 to Oklahoma City Air Depot at Tinker AAFld, OK
3/21/1945 to 331st Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) at McCook AAFld, NE
6/18/1945 to 331st Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) at San Francisco, CA
6/22/1945 began oversea movement to Twentieth Air Force
4/1945 355th BS/331st Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) (“Bugger”) at Northwest Field, Guam
11/27/1945 returned to US
11/27/1945 to 1505th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Mather AAFld, CA
12/4/1945 to 4196th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Victorville AAFld, CA
4/30/1946 in storage (code SA)
9/29/1947 to 4117th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Robins AFFld, GA
1/1/1948 non-cocooned storage (code SS)
1/13/1948 to 4117th Air Force Base Unit at Robins AFB, GA
non-cocooned storage (code SS)
7/19/1948 storage cocooned (code SC)
4/24/1951 authorized reclaimed
4/24/1951 aircraft terminated
63611 Delivered to USAAF 12Feb45. Assigned to 357th Bomb Squadron, 331st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at McClellan AFB, CA 25Aug50
63612 The following information is on microfilm PDF OACR-1, pages 613-614.
2/10/1945 accepted by U.S. Air Force
2/11/1945 to Oklahoma City Air Depot at Tinker AAFld, OK
3/21/1945 to 331st Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) at McCook AAFld, NE
6/18/1945 to 331st Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) at San Francisco, CA
6/22/1945 began oversea movement to Twentieth Air Force
4/1945 355th BS/331st Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) (“Bugger”) at Northwest Field, Guam
11/27/1945 returned to US
11/27/1945 to 1505th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Mather AAFld, CA
12/4/1945 to 4196th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Victorville AAFld, CA
4/30/1946 in storage (code SA)
11/5/1947 to 4117th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Robins AFFld, GA
1/1/1948 non-cocooned storage (code SS)
1/13/1948 to 4117th Air Force Base Unit at Robins AFB, GA
non-cocooned storage (code SS)
7/19/1948 storage cocooned (code SC)
4/24/1951 authorized reclaimed
4/24/1951 aircraft terminated
63613 The following information is on microfilm PDF OACR-1, pages 615-616.
2/2/1945 accepted by U.S. Air Force
2/8/1945 to Oklahoma City Air Depot at Tinker AAFld, OK
3/15/1945 to 16th Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) at Fairmont AAFld, NE
4/22/1945 (17th BS/16th BG) in bad weather, the aircraft drifted off the localizer and hit a large tree
during the approach Fairmont AAF, NE causing a significant amount of damage. The aircraft force landed
off the airfield without further damage.
7/5/1945 to San Francisco, CA
7/10/1945 began oversea movement to Twentieth Air Force
7/1945 411th BS/502nd Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) at Northwest Field, Guam
11/27/1945 returned to US
11/27/1945 to 1505th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Mather AAFld, CA
12/4/1945 to 4196th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Victorville AAFld, CA
4/30/1946 in storage (code SA)
12/14/1947 to 4117th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Robins AFFld, GA
1/1/1948 non-cocooned storage (code SS)
1/13/1948 to 4117th Air Force Base Unit at Robins AFB, GA
non-cocooned storage (code SS)
7/19/1948 storage cocooned (code SC)
4/24/1951 authorized reclaimed
4/24/1951 aircraft terminated
63614 The following information is on microfilm PDF OACR-1, pages 617-618.
2/17/1945 accepted by U.S. Air Force
2/18/1945 to Oklahoma City Air Depot at Tinker AAFld, OK
3/22/1945 to 411th BS/502nd Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) at Grand Island AAFld, KS
7/1/1945 to San Francisco, CA
7/7/1945 began oversea movement to Twentieth Air Force
7/1945 411th BS/502nd Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) (“Island Girl”) at Northwest Field,
Guam
1945 to 505th Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) (“Island Girl”) at North Field, Tinian
11/2/1945 returned to US
11/2/1945 to 1505th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Mather AAFld, CA
11/18/1945 to 4196th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Victorville AAFld, CA
4/30/1946 in storage (code SA)
12/18/1947 to 4117th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Robins AFFld, GA
1/1/1948 non-cocooned storage (code SS)
1/13/1948 to 4117th Air Force Base Unit at Robins AFB, GA
non-cocooned storage (code SS)
2/12/1948 storage cocooned (code SC)
4/24/1951 authorized reclaimed
4/24/1951 aircraft terminated
63615 Delivered to USAAF 10Feb45
Assigned to 21st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing. Accident 10Apr45 at Patterson AAF, OH
Named ‘Beegasbird’. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63616 Delivered to USAAF 12Feb45. Assigned to 411th Bomb Squadron, 502nd Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at McClellan AFB, CA 25Aug50
63617 Delivered to USAAF 19Feb45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Accident 7Jun45 6 miles N of San Rafael, CA. Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46
Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 14Sep51
63618 The following information is on microfilm PDF OACR-1, pages 619-620.
2/13/1945 accepted by U.S. Air Force
2/13/1945 to Oklahoma City Air Depot at Tinker AAFld, OK
3/21/1945 to 331st Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) at McCook AAFld, NE
5/22/1945 331st Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) at San Francisco, CA
5/30/1945 began oversea movement to Twentieth Air Force
6/1945 331st Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) at Northwest Field, Guam
1945 to 21st BS/501st Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) at
12/6/1945 returned to US
12/6/1945 to 1505th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Mather AAFld, CA
12/12/1945 to 4196th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Victorville AAFld, CA
4/30/1946 in storage (code SA)
11/19/1947 to 4117th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Robins AFFld, GA
1/1/1948 non-cocooned storage (code SS)
1/13/1948 to 4117th Air Force Base Unit at Robins AFB, GA
non-cocooned storage (code SS)
2/12/1948 storage cocooned (code SC)
4/24/1951 authorized reclaimed
4/24/1951 aircraft terminat
63619 The following information is on microfilm PDF OACR-1, pages 621-622.
2/12/1945 accepted by U.S. Air Force
2/14/1945 to Oklahoma City Air Depot at Tinker AAFld, OK
3/19/1945 to 411th BS/502nd Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) at Grand Island AAFld, KS
7/16/1945 to San Francisco, CA
7/19/1945 began oversea movement to Twentieth Air Force
7/1945 411th BS/502nd Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) (“Island Girl”) at Northwest Field,
Guam
1945 to 484th BS/505th Bombardment Group (Very Heavy) (“Big Mike”, “30th Seabees”) at
North Field, Tinian
10/29/1945 returned to US
10/29/1945 to 1505th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Mather AAFld, CA
10/30/1945 to 3035th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Victorville AAFld, CA
11/18/1945 to 4196th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Victorville AAFld, CA
4/30/1946 in storage (code SA)
12/22/1947 to 4117th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Robins AFFld, GA
1/1/1948 non-cocooned storage (code SS)
1/13/1948 to 4117th Air Force Base Unit at Robins AFB, GA
non-cocooned storage (code SS)
2/12/1948 storage cocooned (code SC)
4/24/1951 authorized reclaimed
4/24/1951 aircraft terminated
63620 Delivered to USAAF 19Feb45. Assigned to 411th Bomb Squadron, 502nd Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at McClellan AFB, CA 25Aug50
63621 Delivered to USAAF 20Feb45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing. Named ‘Magic City’
Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
42-63622/63691 Bell-Atlanta B-29B-35-BA Superfortress
Built under licence by Bell Aircraft Company, Marietta, Atlanta, GA.
Dispostions from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
63622 Delivered to USAAF 26Feb45. Assigned to 402nd Bomb Squadron, 502nd Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63623 Assigned to 411th Bomb Squadron, 502nd Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
63624 Delivered to USAAF 1Mar45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 8Nov50
63625 Delivered to USAAF 28Feb45. Assigned to 355th Bomb Squadron, 331st Bomb Group, McCook AAF, NB
Forced landing 3Jun45 due to mechanical failure at McCook AAF, NB
Assigned to 245th Army Air Force Base Unit, McCook AAF, NB. To GIA at McCook AAF, NB 21Jun45
63626 Delivered to USAAF 21Feb45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 22Jun50
63627 Delivered to USAAF 21Feb45. Assigned to 21st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Sweet Chariot’
63628 Delivered to USAAF 20Feb45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63629 Delivered to USAAF 25Feb45. Assigned to 4th Ferry Group, Memphis AAF, TN
Accident 28Feb45 landing at Tinker AAF, OK. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 235th Army
Air Force Base Unit, Biggs AAF, TX. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63630 Delivered to USAAF 17Feb45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63631 Assigned to 356th Bomb Squadron, 331st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
63633 Delivered to USAAF 26Feb45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63634 Delivered to USAAF 24Feb45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63635 Delivered to USAAF 24Feb45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63636 Delivered to USAAF 26Feb45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63637 Delivered to USAAF 28Feb45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63638 Delivered to USAAF 26Feb45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63639 Delivered to USAAF 24Feb45. Assigned to 21st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63640 Delivered to USAAF 24Feb45. Assigned to 21st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘The Boomerang’. Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 1Jun51
63641 Delivered to USAAF 28Feb45. Assigned to 21st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘For The Luvva Mike’
(501st BG, 21st BS) in taxiing accident at Agana NAS, Guam Jun 30, 1945. All crew survived but aircraft was
badly damaged. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 31Mar51
63642 Delivered to USAAF 27Feb45. Modified to TB-29B
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 235th Army Air Force Base Unit, Biggs AAF, TX
Crashed 5Aug45 9 miles east of Biggs AAF, TX due to engine failure.
63643 Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 235th Army Air Force Base Unit, Biggs AAF, TX
63644 Delivered to USAAF 26Feb45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46. Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 4Jan51
63645 Delivered to USAAF 28Feb45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63646 Delivered to USAAF 2Mar45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63647 Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 235th Army Air Force Base Unit, Biggs AAF, TX
63648 Delivered to USAAF 28Feb45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63649 Delivered to USAAF 5Mar45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 11Sep50
63650 Delivered to USAAF 9Mar45. Assigned to 21st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Fleet Admiral Nimitz’. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 31Mar51
63651 Delivered to USAAF 6Mar45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at McClellan AFB, CA 25Aug50
63652 Assigned to 21st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
63653 Delivered to USAAF 18Mar45. (16th BS, 16th BG, 315th BW) lost from unknown cause Jul 13, 1945,
South Pacific, while on mission to the petroleum complex at Kawasaki, Japan. MACR 14913. All 10 crew killed.
63654 Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
63655 Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
63656 Delivered to USAAF 12Mar45. Assigned to 402nd Bomb Squadron, 502nd Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Accident 16Oct45 mechanical failure due to weather. Reclaimed 25Apr49
63657 Delivered to USAAF. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing. Named ‘Pink Lady’
63658 Assigned to 356th Bomb Squadron, 331st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing. Named ‘Battered Bat’
Reclaimed 20Apr49
63659 Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
63660 Delivered to USAAF 10Mar45. Assigned to 4136th Army Air Force Base Unit, Tinker AAF, OK
Reclaimed at Tinker AAF, OK 30Sep46
63661 Assigned to 15th Squadron, 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
63662 Assigned to 502nd Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46
63663 Delivered to USAAF 9Mar45
Assigned to 41st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Tinker AAF, OK 5May54
63664 Assigned to 41st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
63665 Assigned to 21st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing, Northwest AAF, Guam
Accident 3Apr46 when taxying at Kwajalein, Marshall Islands
63666 Delivered to USAAF 12Mar45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 26Mar54
63667 Delivered to USAAF 17Mar45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46. Reclaimed at Tinker AAF, OK 5May54
63668 Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
63669 Delivered to USAAF 17Mar45. Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53
63670 Delivered to USAAF 14Mar45. Assigned to 41st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53
63671 Assigned to 41st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing. Named ‘Tipsy Gypsy’
63672 Delivered to USAAF 16Mar45
To the Bechtel-McCone Modification Center, Birmingham, AL during the spring of 1945.
Modified to prototype SB-29B Superdumbo. Assigned to 4000th Army Air Force Base Unit, Wright AAF, OH
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53
63673 Delivered to USAAF 24Mar45. Assigned to 15th Squadron, 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53
63674 Delivered to USAAF 17Mar45. Assigned to 21st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Ol' Matusalem’. Accident 9Sep45 on the ground at Northwest Field, Guam
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53
63675 Delivered to USAAF 19Mar45. Assigned to 21st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Dark Angel’. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 23Jun54
63676 Delivered to USAAF 12Mar45. Assigned to 356th Bomb Squadron, 331st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Nocturnal Intruder’. (331st BG, 356th BS) in taxiing accident at Northwest Field, Guam Jul 6, 1945.
All crew survived but aircraft was damaged. Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53.
63677 Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing. Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46
63678 Delivered to USAAF 19Mar45
(315th BW, 502nd BG, 402nd BS "Maniuwa") shot down by AAA and crashed into Nippon Casting Company
factory near Kawasaki, Japan Jul 25, 1945. MACR 14793. 10 KIA.
63679 Assigned to 355th Bomb Squadron, 331st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
63680 Assigned to 485th Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
63681 Assigned to 21st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 331st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
63682 Delivered to USAAF 20Mar45. Assigned to 41st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53
63683 Delivered to USAAF 20Mar45
Assigned to 41st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing, Harvard AAF, NB
Accident 21Apr45 due to weather 175 miles SW of Harvard AAF, NB. Accident 21Jun45 landing at Solano, CA
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 4Dec53
63684 Delivered to USAAF 21Mar45. Assigned to 41st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Orpen's Orphans’. Reclaimed at McClellan AFB, CA 20Mar54
63685 Delivered to USAAF 20Mar45. Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53
63686 Delivered to USAAF 19Mar45. Assigned to 502nd Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53
63687 Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
63688 Delivered to USAAF 24Mar45. Assigned to 15th Squadron, 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Loaded Dice’. Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53
63689 Delivered to USAAF 28Mar45. Assigned to 21st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 19Aug54
63690 Delivered to USAAF 22Mar45. Assigned to 355th Bomb Squadron, 331st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at McClellan AFB, CA 20Mar54
63691 Delivered to USAAF 22Mar45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46. Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 19Aug54
42-63692/63736 Bell-Atlanta B-29B-40-BA Superfortress
Built under licence by Bell Aircraft Company, Marietta, Atlanta, GA.
Dispostions from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
63692 Delivered to USAAF 31Mar45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 27May48
63693 Delivered to USAAF 28Mar45. Assigned to 611th Army Air Force Base Unit, Eglin AAF, FL
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 19Apr53
63694 Assigned to 41st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Accident 3Sep45 taxying at Northwest Field, Guam
63695 Delivered to USAAF 28Mar45
Assigned to 402nd Bomb Squadron, 502nd Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 411th Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing, Northwest AAF, Guam
Named ‘Noah Borshuns’. "No Abortions" - means no aborted missions.....
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 23Jun54
63696 Delivered to USAAF 28Mar45. Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53
63697 Delivered to USAAF 30Mar45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 14Sep53
63698 Delivered to USAAF 29Mar45. Assigned to 357th Bomb Squadron, 331st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53
63699 Delivered to USAAF 30Mar45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Squadron, 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
In landing accident at Northwest Field, Guam Jun 29, 1945. All crew survived but aircraft
was destroyed
63700 Delivered to USAAF 30Mar45. Assigned to 357th Bomb Squadron, 331st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 23Jun54
63701 Delivered to USAAF 29Mar45. Assigned to 402nd Bomb Squadron, 502nd Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 24Jun54
63702 Delivered to USAAF 30Mar45. Assigned to 41st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘The Rude Nude’. Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 19Aug54
63703 Assigned to 16th Bomb Squadron, 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Accident 15Jul45 on the ground at Northwest Field, Guam
Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46
63704 Delivered to USAAF 2Apr45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 24Jun54
63705 Assigned to 485th Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing. Named ‘Super Sue’
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 14Sep53
63706 Delivered to USAAF 18Apr45. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 24Jun54
63707 Delivered to USAAF 3Apr45. Assigned to 17th Bomb Squadron, 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
(16th BG, 17th BS) in taxiing accident at Northwest Field, Guam Jul 1, 1945. All crew survived, aircraft damaged.
Believed to have collided with B-29B 42-63734 while taxiing. Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53
63708 Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46
63709 Delivered to USAAF 6Apr45. Assigned to 485th Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 9Sep54
63710 Delivered to USAAF 6Apr45. Assigned to 485th Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Late Date’. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 24Jun54
63711 Delivered to USAAF 9Apr45. Assigned to 502nd Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
63712 Delivered to USAAF 9Apr45. Assigned to 402nd Bomb Squadron, 502nd Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 14Sep53
63713 Delivered to USAAF 9Apr45. Assigned to 402nd Bomb Squadron, 502nd Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing,
Grand Island AAF, NB. Named ‘Rooster Wagon’. Accident 2Jun45 taxying at Grand Island AAF, NB
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 9Sep54
63714 Delivered to USAAF 9Apr45. Assigned to 485th Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Liberty Bell’. Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 19Aug54
63715 Delivered to USAAF 9Apr45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 24Jun54
63716 Delivered to USAAF 13Apr45. Assigned to 245th Army Air Force Base Unit, McCook AAF, NB
Reclaimed at McClellan AFB, CA 20Mar54
63717 Delivered to USAAF 6Apr45. Assigned to 41st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 14Sep53
63718 Delivered to USAAF 11Apr45. Assigned to 485th Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Fussy Hussy III’. Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53
63719 Delivered to USAAF 10Apr45. Assigned to 485th Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Dotties Baby’. Reclaimed at McClellan AFB, CA 20Mar54
63720 Delivered to USAAF 13Apr45. Assigned to 485th Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 14Sep53
63721 Delivered to USAAF 13Apr45. Assigned to 485th Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Rebel Raider’. Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53
63722 Delivered to USAAF 10Apr45. Assigned to 502nd Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 9Sep54
63723 Delivered to USAAF 13Apr45. Assigned to 485th Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Punch'n Jody’. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 10May49
63724 Delivered to USAAF 12Apr45. Assigned to 485th Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 14Sep53
63725 Delivered to USAAF 11Apr45. Assigned to 485th Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘My Naked -’. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 14Sep53
63726 Delivered to USAAF 12Apr45. Assigned to 485th Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 19Aug54
63727 Delivered to USAAF 19Apr45
Assigned to 3705th Army Air Force Base Unit (Technical School), 3415th Technical Training Wing, Lowry Field, CO
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 9Sep54
63728 Delivered to USAAF 16Apr45
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 235th Army Air Force Base Unit, Biggs AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 5May54
63729 Delivered to USAAF 18Apr45
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 235th Army Air Force Base Unit, Biggs AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 9Sep54
63730 Delivered to USAAF 14Apr45. Assigned to 242nd Army Air Force Base Unit, Grand Island AAF, NB
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 24Jun54
63731 Delivered to USAAF 18Apr45. Assigned to 648th Army Air Force Base Unit. Named ‘The Challenger’
The aircraft was involved in the “Marathon Project”. In May, 1946, this B-29B carried a 22,000lb bomb
load to a true altitude of 41,561 feet and a 33,000lb bomb load to a true altitude of 39,520 feet.
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 24May49
63732 Delivered to USAAF 16Apr45. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 235th Army Air Force Base Unit,
Biggs AAF, TX. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 24Jun54
63733 Delivered to USAAF 19Apr45
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 235th Army Air Force Base Unit, Biggs AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 5May54
63734 Delivered to USAAF 23Apr45. Assigned to 17th Bomb Squadron, 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
In taxiing accident at Northwest Field, Guam Jul 1, 1945. All crew survived, aircraft damaged.
Believed to have collided with B-29B 42-63707 while taxiing. Reclaimed at McClellan AFB, CA 20Mar54
63735 Delivered to USAAF 19Apr45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
63736 Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
42-63737 Bell-Atlanta B-29-40-BA Superfortress
Built under licence by Bell Aircraft Company, Marietta, Atlanta, GA.
Dispostions from from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
63737 Delivered to USAAF 28May45
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 233rd Army Air Force Base Unit, Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
42-63738/63743 Bell-Atlanta B-29B-40-BA Superfortress
Built under licence by Bell Aircraft Company, Marietta, Atlanta, GA.
Dispostions from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
63738 Delivered to USAAF 21Apr45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 14Sep53
63739 Delivered to USAAF 23Apr45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53
63740 Delivered to USAAF 27Apr45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 19Aug54
63741 Delivered to USAAF 24Apr45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 14Sep53
63742 Delivered to USAAF 30Apr45. Assigned to 411th Bomb Squadron, 502nd Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘The Uninvited’. Last B-29 to drop bombs on Japan at the Akita oil refinery 14/15Aug45
Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 24Jun54
63743 Delivered to USAAF 21Apr45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46. Reclaimed at Chanute AFB, IL 10May49
42-63744 Bell-Atlanta B-29-40-BA Superfortress
Built under licence by Bell Aircraft Company, Marietta, Atlanta, GA
Dispostions from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
63744 Delivered to USAAF 9May45, Assigned to 247th Army Air Force Base Unit, Smoky Hill AAF, Salina, KS
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
42-63745/63749 Bell-Atlanta B-29B-40-BA Superfortress
Built under licence by Bell Aircraft Company, Marietta, Atlanta, GA
Dispostions from The B-29 Superfortress: A Comprehensive
Registry of the Planes by Robert A. Mann.
63745 Delivered to USAAF 27Apr45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53
63746 Delivered to USAAF 28Apr45. Assigned to 16th Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 14Sep53
63747 Delivered to USAAF 28Apr45. Assigned to 502nd Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
(502nd BG, 402nd BS) crashed and exploded after takeoff 1 mi E of Northwest Field, Guam Jul 9, 1945. All 10
crew killed
63748 Delivered to USAAF 28Apr45. Assigned to 502nd Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 24Jun54
63749 Delivered to USAAF 25Apr45. Assigned to 485th Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Belle Of Martinez’. Aircraft named for the California community whose war bonds financed the plane
Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 19Aug54
42-63750 Bell-Atlanta B-29-40-BA Superfortress
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.
63750 Delivered to USAAF 28May45. Assigned to 19th Bomb Group Assigned to 22nd Bomb Wing
Assigned to 9th Air Refueling Squadron
Accident 21Sep51 due to mechanical failure taking off from RAF Sculthorpe, UK
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 31Aug54
42-63751 Bell-Atlanta B-29B-40-BA Superfortress
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.
63751 Delivered to USAAF 28Apr45. Assigned to 411th Bomb Squadron, 502nd Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Oh Brother!’. Assigned to 501st Bomb Group, 315th Bomb Wing 23Mar46
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 14Sep53
42-63752/63796 Consolidated B-24D-1-CF Liberator
MSN 1/45
63753 remained in USA.
63757 crashed May 25, 1943 at Smyrna AAF TN due to loss of control
63758 (98th BG, 415th BS, "Li'l Jughaid") ditched 25 mi off Sicily Sep 15, 1943. MACR 650. 3 KIA, 2
injured, 6 OK.
63761 (44th BG, 67th BS, "Lil' Abner") shot down by ground fire and crashlanded at Visina, 6 mi S
of Gaesti, Rumania Aug 1, 1943, Ploesti raid. 1 KIA, 8 POW. MACR 2413
63762 : (409th BS) After leaving Hardwick, Warwickshire on 26th June 1943, aircraft crashed at Long Compton killing nine of the 14 crew
members (including the pilot) and seriously injuring three others
63763 (44th BG, 67th BS, 8th AF, "Lady Fifinilla") hit by AAA, then shot down by a Bf 109G-6 flown by
Oblt Wilhelm Kientsch of JG 27/6 near Avellino, Italy Jul 17, 1943. 3 KIA, 5 POW, 2 evaded. MACR 149.
Reported as having been finished off by four Re2001 fighters
of 150 squadriglia, 22 Gruppo Ct of Regia Aeronautica.
63765 (CB-24D, 30th BG, 392nd BS, 7th AF, *Evelyn*) crashed Jul 30, 1945, Oahu, Hawaii. MACR 14812.
All 10 crew and 2 passengers killed.
63766 721st Bombardment Squadron 450th Bombardment Group 2nd Air Force Alamogordo Army Airfield New Mexico
Used as Stateside Training Aircraft and Not Deployed With Unit to Italy. Aircraft Fate Unknown. Believed Scrapped.
63767 w/o 4 Oct 1943 Location ?
63771 w/o 16 Mar 1944 crash landing 12 miles NE of Jorhat, India
63772 w/o 23 Oct 1944 crash Fort Worth AAF, TX
63777 w/o 22 Oct 1944 crash 6 miles SE of Lowry Fd, CO, structural failure
63775 (801/492 st BG, 36/856th BS) returned to USA Jul 9, 1945.
63779 w/o 7 May 1944 cr Newark AAF, NJ Landing accident
63781 (406th BS, 801st BG, 8th AF) in taxiing accident during takeoff at RAF Harrington (USAAF Station 179)
Northamptonshire, UK Jul 3, 1944 while on training flight. 8 crew survived, aircraft badly damaged,
unknown if repaired.
63782 (404th BS, 28th Composite Group, 11th AF) made forced landing at Petropavlovsk USSR after engine failure
Dec 16, 1944. MACR 12427. All 13 crew survived and were interned and returned.
63784 converted to B-24DSA electronic warfare aircraft. (801st BG (Provisional), 36th BS, 8th AF)
shot down by BF 110G-4 flown by Lt Otto teschner of NJG 11/1 Jun 5, 1944 and crqshed at La Hulpe,
18 km SE of Brussels, Belgium. MACR 5393. 5 crew killed, 3 bailed out and became POW.
63786 (36th BS, 801st BG (Provisional), 8th AF) hit parked B-24H 42-95172 while taxiing at RAF Harrington
(USAAF Station 179), Northamptonshire, UK Jul 7, 1944. All crew survived, aircraft badly damaged,
unknown if repaired.
63787 w/o in landing accident in England Jan 20, 1945
63788 (856th BS, 492nd BG, 8th AF, based at RAF Harrington Airfield, Station USAAF-179, Northamptonshire, England)
Taxiing Accident Mar 5, 1945 at RAF Harrington Airfield. All (10) Crew Survived. Aircraft Was Destroyed.
63789 (328th BG, 36th BS, attached to 328th Service Group, 8th AF) Shot Down Mar 3, 1944 By Anti-Aircraft
Fire and Crash Landed at Humbercourt 10 km East of Doullens France While on a Secret Mission to France.
(2) Crew Were Killed. (7) Crew Survived and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. MACR 3435
63791 (479th Anti Submarine Group, 19th Anti Submarine Squadron) shot down by Ju 88C-6 flown by Hptm Hans Morr of
KG 40/V over Bay of Biscay Aug 18, 1943. 4 KIA, 6 members of the crew were rescued after spending
5 days on a raft. MACR 363.
63792 (36th BS, attached to 328th Service Group, 8th AF) Shot Down Mar 2, 1944 By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crash
Landed at Fienvillers 9 km Southeast of Roullens France While on a While on a Secret Mission to France.
Aircraft Caught Fire and Burned. (1) Crewman Was Killed. (7) Crew Survived and Were Captured and Became POWs.
Released in 1945. MACR 3436
63793 salvaged Panama Air Depot Feb 28, 1946
63794,63795,63796,63799 to USN as 63920, 63935, 63940, 63914, but
not necessarily in that order. I do have a reference which has 63796 as being BuNo 63940.
42-63797/63836 Consolidated B-24D-5-CF Liberator
MSN 46/85
63797 severely damaged when landing gear collapsed on takeoff Jul 7, 1944.
63798 converted to B-24DSA electronic warfare aircraft. (801st BG (Provisional), 406th BS, 8th AF) hit
by flak and crashed near 10 km NW of Roanne, France May 5, 1944. MACR 4601. All 8 crew bailed out
(2 became POW, 6 evaded capture)
63803 (478th BG) interned in Portugal Sept 28, 1943 in ferry across Atlantic. MACR 665. Put onto civil
registry as CS-ELD
63805 (868 BS, 13th AF) crashed Apr 1, 1944 and Exploded due to Unknown Cause at Rendova Island
in The Solomon Islands in The Pacific While on a Mission to Truk Lagoon Micronesia. All (11) Crew Were Killed.
MACR 4102.
63807 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ783. SOC Aug 19, 1946.
63808 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ784. Nosewheel collapsed on landing at RAF Lichfield, UK
Mar 12, 1945. Damaged beyond repair and SOC Apr 10, 1945.
63809 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ785. Stalled and crashed Beaulieu, UK Aug 30, 1943 with No. 311 Sqdn.
63810 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ786. Scrapped Mar 12, 1947.
63811 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ788. SOC Jan 5, 1947.
63812 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ789. SOC Feb 5, 1946.
63813 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ790. SOC Feb 5, 1946
63814 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ791. Sold for scrap Mar 12, 1947
63815 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ792. Sold for scrap Mar 12, 1947
63816 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ793. SOC Dec 17, 1946
63817 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ794. SOC May 25, 1945.
63818 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ795. MIA with No. 53 Sqdn Feb 4, 1944 in attack on U-boat
63819 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ796. To breakers Nov 14, 1945, SOC Jun 21, 1947.
63820 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ797. SOC Nov 22, 1946
63821 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ798. SOC Jun 3, 1947
63822 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ799. SOC Mar 12, 1947
63823 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ800. MIA on patrol over Bay of Biscay Apr 17, 1944
63824 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ801. SOC Jun 3, 1947
63825 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ802. Struck hill in Caha Mountains, Eire Aug 27, 1943 while
returning from patrol.
63826 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ803. SOC Oct 1, 1946
63827 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ804. SOC Jun 2, 1947
63828 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ805. SOC Jul 31, 1944. Reason?
63829 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ806. SOC Jun 3, 1947
63830 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ807. SOC Feb 26, 1946
63831 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ808. SOC feb 26, 1946
63832 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ809. SOC Feb 26, 1946
63833 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ810. SOC Aug 1945
63834 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ811. Hit sea during Leigh Light exercise off Bahamas
Jun 2, 1945 and w/o.
63835 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ812. SOC Feb 26, 1946
63836 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ813. Hit sea during Leigh Light exercise off Andros,
Bahamas Jul 3, 1945 and w/o.
42-63837/63896 Consolidated B-24D-10-CF Liberator
MSN 86/145
63837 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ814. SOC Mar 6, 1945
63838 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ815. SOC Jun 3, 1947
63839 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ816. MIA on convoy escort duty Nov 20, 1943
63840 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ817. Crashed after takeoff 2 mi E of Beaulieu, UK Nov 15, 1943.
63841 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ818. MIA off Ouissant, France Jun 14, 1944 during attack on U-boat
63842 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ819. Ditched in Atlantic Nov 20, 1943 after 3 engines failed.
63843 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ820. Sold for scrap Mar 12, 1947.
63844 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ821. Sold for scrap Mar 12, 1947
63845 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ822. Damaged during heavy landing at Aldergrove, Northern
Ireland Jun 25, 1945. Not repaired.
63846 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ823. SOC Apr 11, 1946
63847 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ824. SOC Apr 25, 1946
63848 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ825. SOC Jun 13, 1946
63849 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ826. SOC Mar 14, 1946
63850 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ827. SOC Apr 11, 1946
63851 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ828. Ditched after fuel exhaustion 50 mi off Trincomalee,
Ceylong Mar 20, 1945.
63852 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ829. SOC Apr 11, 1946
63853 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ830. SOC Apr 11, 1946
63854 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ831. SOC Apr 11, 1946
63855 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ832. Shot down by AAA while attacking and sinking U-boat U-468 Aug 11, 1943.
63856 to RAF as Liberator III BZ833. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
63857 to RAF as Liberator III BZ834. SOC Aug 31, 1944
63858 to RAF as Liberator III BZ835. Crashed at Binpur May 7, 1944 after running out of fuel.
63859 to RAF as Liberator III BZ836. No. 159 Squadron, RAF Digri, Bengal, India; code X. SOC Apr 26, 1945.
63860 to RAF as Liberator III BZ837. Undercarriage collapsed on landing at Salbani,
India Mar 9, 1944 and w/o.
63861 to RAF as Liberator III BZ838. Hit tree on approach to Salbani, India Sep 24, 1943 and w/o.
63862 to RAF as Liberator III BZ839. SOC Feb 14, 1946.
63863 to RAF as Liberator III BZ840. SOC Feb 14, 1946.
63864 to RAF as Liberator III BZ841. MIA Oct 10, 1943.
63865 to RAF as Liberator III BZ842.
63867 to RAF as Liberator III BZ844. Undershot landing at Dohazari, India and w/o.
63868 to RAF as Liberator III BZ845. SOC Apr 25, 1946.
63869 to RAF as Liberator III BZ846. SOC Jun 21, 1945.
63870 to RAF as Liberator III BZ847. SOC Feb 28, 1946.
63871 to RAF as Liberator III BZ848. SOC Feb 28, 1946.
63872 to RAF as Liberator III BZ849. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
63873 to RAF as Liberator III BZ850. SOC Sep 13, 1945.
63874 to RAF as Liberator III BZ851. Struck trees on approach to Kolar, India Jun 13, 1944
and destroyed by fire.
63875 to RAF as Liberator III BZ852. Caught fire while refuelling at Salbani, India
Jun 13, and destroyed.
63876 to RAF as Liberator III BZ853. Ditched in Bay of Bengal Jun 22, 1944.
63877 to RAF as Liberator III BZ854. SOC Sep 13, 1945.
63878 to RAF as Liberator III BZ855. SOC Sep 13, 1945.
63879 to RAF as Liberator III BZ856. SOC May 31,1 945.
63880 to RAF as Liberator III BZ857. Scrapped Mar 12, 1947.
63881 to RAF as Liberator III BZ858. In early 1943 Polish Government in exile in Great Britain and its leader
General W. Sikorski persuaded Churchill that in order to keep non stop delivery of supplies to
Polish underground army they needed new long range American B 24 bombers. First three arrived in fall 1943
at Tempsford Base of 301 Sqn RAF where Flight "C" was manned by Poles (after heavy loses over
Germany 301 Sqdn was disbanded Mar 31, 1943 and become Flight "C" of 138 Sqn RAF at RAF Temsford.
On Oct 10, 1943 after dropping supplies in Poland plane was damaged by German flak-ship on the Baltic sea.
Plane crashed in Baltic of coast of Sweden entire crew bailed out and was interned. Returned to UK later
63882 to RAF as Liberator III BZ859. In early 1943 Polish Government in exile in Great Britain and its leader
General W. Sikorski persuaded Churchill that in order to keep non stop delivery of supplies to
Polish underground army they needed new long range American B 24 bombers. First three arrived in fall 1943
at Tempsford Base of 301 Sqn RAF where Flight "C" was manned by Poles (after heavy loses over
Germany 301 Sqdn was disbanded Mar 31, 1943 and become Flight "C" of 138 Sqn RAF at RAF Temsford.
On November 4, 1943 - No. 1586 (Polish Special Duties) Flight is formed at RAF Derna, in Libya
On December 22, 1943 - Polish flight is transferred to Campo Cassale near Brindisi, Italy.
On Jan 5/6, 1944, plane was heavily damaged by flak - one engine out crashed on landing into the sea
at port of Brindisi while trying emergency approach to Campo Cassale. Whole crew was killed except for one
as injured.
63883 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ860. In early 1943 Polish Government in exile in Great Britain and its leader
General W. Sikorski persuaded Churchill that in order to keep non stop delivery of supplies to
Polish underground army they needed new long range American B 24 bombers. First three arrived in fall 1943
at Tempsford Base of 301 Sqn RAF where Flight "C" was manned by Poles (after heavy loses over
Germany 301 Sqdn was disbanded Mar 31, 1943 and become Flight "C" of 138 Sqn RAF at RAF Temsford.
On November 4, 1943 - No. 1586 (Polish Special Duties) Flight is formed at RAF Derna, in Libya
On December 22, 1943 - Polish flight is transferred to Campo Cassale near Brindisi, Italy.
After damage to plane in June 1944 it was transferred to RAF maintenance unit Maison Blanche in Algeria.
SOC May 30, 1946. 7 November 1944 - No. 1586 Flight is disbanded at RAF Brindisi to resume operations as
No. 301 Polish Bomber Squadron.
63884 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ861. SOC Aug 31, 1944.
63885 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ862. SOC May 30, 1946.
63886 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ863. Crashed of takeoff at Cuttack, India Oct 1, 1943.
63887 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ864. Crashed on takeoff at Sigiriya, Ceylon Apr 19, 1944.
63888 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ865. SOC Dec 31, 1946.
63889 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ866. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
63890 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ867. SOC Sep 20, 1945.
63891 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ868. Ran out of fuel and ditched 100 mi SE of
Trincomalee, Ceylon May 1, 1945.
63892 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ869. SOC Nov 13, 1946.
42-63897/63971 Consolidated B-24D-15-CF Liberator
MSN 146/220
63898 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ910. Crashed off coast of Ireland Jul 13, 1944.
63901 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ911. SOC Oct 8, 1945.
63902 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ912. SOC Jun 2, 1947.
63911 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ870. SOC Oct 29, 1946
63912 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ871. Scrapped Mar 1, 1947.
63913 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ872. MIA with No. 311 Sqdn Nov 17, 1943.
63914 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ873. MIA off Gironde, France May 21, 1944.
63915 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ874. SOC Jun 2, 1947.
63916 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ875. SOC Jun 2, 1947.
63917 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ876. SOC Oct 8, 1945.
63918 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ877. SOC Jun 3, 1947.
63919 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ878. MIA on patrol west of Ireland Feb 5, 1944.
63920 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ879. SOC Jun 2, 1947.
63921 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ880. SOC after undercarriage collapse on landing at
Aldergrove, Northern Ireland with No. 1674 HCU Apr 22, 1945.
63922 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ881. SOC May 22, 1945.
63923 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ882. Ditched off Fishguard, Wales Apr 26, 1944.
63924 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ883. SOC Jun 25, 1947.
63925 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ884. SOC Apr 11, 1946
63926 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ885. Dove into ground after takeoff from Sigiriya,
Ceylon Dec 7, 1943.
63927 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ886.
63928 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ887. Dove into ground after takeoff from Cuttack,
India Oct 7, 1943.
63929 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ888. SOC Apr 11, 1946
63930 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ889. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
63931 to RAF as Liberator III BZ890. SOC Nov 30, 1943
63932 to RAF as Liberator III BZ891. MIA during minelaying sortie off Crete Nov 19, 1943
63933 to RAF as Liberator III BZ892. SOC May 30, 1946
63934 to RAF as Liberator III BZ893. SOC Apr 26, 1945.
63935 to RAF as Liberator III BZ894. Undershot landing at Celone, Italy Jun 1, 1944.
63936 to RAF as Liberator III BZ895. SOC Sep 13, 1945.
63937 to RAF as Liberator III BZ896. SOC Sep 13, 1945.
63938 to RAF as Liberator III BZ897. SOC Jul 13, 1945.
63939 to RAF as Liberator III BZ898. No. 159 Squadron, RAF Digri, Bengal, India; code Y. Nose art of a Yeoman Beafeater
carrying a bomb under his left arm. SOC May 31, 1945.
63940 to RAF as Liberator III BZ899. SOC Sep 13, 1945.
63941 to RAF as Liberator III BZ900. SOC Feb 14, 1946.
63942 to RAF as Liberator III BZ901. SOC Sep 13, 1945.
63943 to RAF as Liberator III BZ902. SOC Sep 27, 1945.
63944 to RAF as Liberator III BZ903. Engine cut on takeoff at Digri, India Mar 29, 1944
and bombs jettisoned through bomb doors and damaged beyond repair.
63945 to RAF as Liberator III BZ904. Crashed on landing at Salbani, India Nov 23, 1943.
63946 to RAF as Liberator III BZ905. SOC Apr 26, 1945.
63947 to RAF as Liberator III BZ906. No. 159 Squadron, RAF Digri, Bengal, India; code A,
named ‘Algy’. The bomber took off during the evening to release mines in the
Salween River between Moulmein and Martaban Ferry, Burma 10Jan44 (1WIA). The second
pilot received a serious gunshot wound and the bomber landed at Alipore, Calcutta,
to allow medical attention. Ferried to Feni for fuel, the bomber took off during
the evening on a bombing mission to the Makasan railway workshops at Bangkok,
Thailand 10Feb44. The aircraft was attacked and damaged by a Nakajima Ki-43 Oscar
fighter over the Gulf of Martaban during the return leg to Feni. SOC Apr 26, 1945.
63948 to RAF as Liberator III BZ907. SOC May 30, 1946.
63949 to RAF as Liberator III BZ908. SOC Apr 26, 1945.
63950 to RAF as Liberator III BZ909. SOC Apr 26, 1945.
63951 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ913. MIA Apr 13, 1944.
63952 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ914. Scrapped Mar 12, 1947
63954 converted to Aphrodite flying bomb and launched by US Navy
against U-boat pens on Heligoland Sep 3, 1944. Controller
flew aircraft into Duene Island by mistake.
63955 w/o 12 Apr 1944 Biggs Fd, TX Landing accident
63958 (389th BG, 565th BS, "Lucky Tiger") shot down by Hptm
Gunther Specht in Bf 109G-6 of JG 11/II Stab at Spieka,
Germany during raid on Vegesack, Germany Oct 8, 1943.
MACR 2444. 9 KIA, 1 POW.
63960 (856th BS, 492nd BS, 8th AF, based at RAF Harrington Airfield, Station USAAF-179, Northamptonshire, England)
Crash Landed Feb 4, 1945 From Unknown Cause at RAF Harrington Airfield. All (10) Crew Survived.
Aircraft Badly Damaged. Unknown if Repaired.
63961 lost Apr 9, 1944, Germany. MACR 3778. 565th Bombardment Squadron 389th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force
(RAF Hethel Airfield) Station USAAF-114 Norfolk England
Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire Over Germany While on a Mission on The Assembly Plant at Tutow Germany.
(2) Crew Were Killed. (8) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. (NOTE) MACR Not Found.
63962 (44th BG, 506th BS, 8th AF) interned in Sweden May 29, 1944 after being damaged by German fighters
during mission to Politz, Germany. MACR 5219. 1 crewman bailed out and became POW. 10 crew
surivived and were interned in Sweden. Flown back to UK in June 1945.
63963 MSN 212 (389th BG, 567th BS, 8th AF (RAF Hethel Airfield) Station USAAF-114 Norfolk England)).
Shot Down By Anti-Aircraft Fire Apr 22, 1944 and Crashed 5 km Southeast of Antwerp Belgium While
Returning From a Mission to Hamm Germany. All (11) Crew Bailed Out and (10) Were Captured and Became POWs.
(1) Crewman Evaded Capture. MACR 4290
63964 (93rd BG, 329th BS, 8th AF, "Unexpected II") collided in midair with
P-47D 42-8677 and crashed into North Sea N of Den Helder,
Netherlands Dec 20, 1943. MACR 2201. All 9 crew bailed out and became POW.
63966 lost between Goose Bay and UK Sept 27/28, 1943. MACR 719. 9 KIA
63968 (856th BS, 492nd BG, 8th AF) in landing accident at RAF Docking, Norfolk, UK Sep 2, 1944. All crew
survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
63969 (93rd BG, 330th BS, 8th AF) damaged by Bf-110G-2 flown by Lt Gerhard Bitter of ZG 26/2 and crashed
into Ijsselmeer 15 km NE of Amsterdam, Netherlands Dec 22, 1943. MACR 2193. All 9 crew killed.
63970 (93rd BG, 330th BS) developed engine trouble right after takeoff Jan 31, 1944
and tried to return. Fearful of jettisoning bombs, crew headed the plane out to
sea and bailed out. Plane smoothed out and continued to circle around for some time.
RAF had to shoot the plane down.
63971 (44th BG, 68th BS, "Helen Hywater") damaged by Uffz Georg
Borkenhagen in Fw 190A-4 of JG 11/10 and crashlanded near
Trolhattan in Sweden Nov 18, 1943. MACR 1377. Crew set fire
to the plane and were interned. Crew returned Sep 1, 1944.
42-63972/64046 Consolidated B-24D-20-CF Liberator
MSN 221/295
63973 (389th BG, 564th BS) crashed due to mechanical failure
Dec 30, 1943, Laon, France. MACR 1973. 5 POW, 4 evaded.
63974 (409th BS, 93rd BG, 8th AF, based at RAF Hardwick, Station USAAF-104, Norfolk, England)
In landing accident at RAF Neaton (USAAF Station 505), Nottingham, England
Oct 18, 1943. All crew survived, aircraft badly damaged, aircraft salvaged Oct 20, 1943 and used for training.
63976 salvaged Dec 23/24, 1943.
63977 lost Jan 7, 1944, France. MACR 1854. 567th Bombardment Squadron 389th Bombardment Group 8th Air Force
(RAF Hethel Airfield) Station USAAF-114 Norfolk England
Shot Down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-6 and Crashed 15 km Northeast of Orlenas France
While on a Mission on The I. G. Farbenindustrie Chemical Plant at Ludwigshafen Germany. Fw 190A-6 Flown
By Hptm. Herbert Hupperz of JG 2/III Stab. (6) Crew Killed. (4) Crew bailed out; 3 evaded, 1 POW..
63978 (93rd BG, 330th BS, 8th AF, *Lonesome Polecat*) shot down by AAA on mission to V-1 rocket bunker at
Siracourt, France Feb 11, 1944 and crased at Rouxmesnil les Bas, 1.5 km S of Dieppe, France.
All 10 crew KIA. MACR 2858
63979 (93rd BG, 409th BS, 8th AF) shot down by AAA and crashed at krun near Mittenwald, Germany Jul 21, 1944.
MACR 7275. One crew killed, 10 bailed out and became POW.
63980 (MSN 229) 389th BG, 567th BS, "Missouri Mauler" Completed 25 missions Feb 13, 1944. Transferred to
801st BG, named "Playmate". Modified for carpetbagger missions (flying agents and supplies to the
resistance). From Nov 1944 flew missions for the OSS in India. Returned to England Jan 1945.
Completed several missions for 856th BS, 492nd BG. Returned to USA and decommissioned.
63981 arrived in England with 448th BG, transferred to 93rd BG afer 7 missions and then returned.
after combat career ended, became formation assembly ship "The Striped Ape"
with 448th BG, replacing 41-23809 Jun 1944. Condemned for salvage Feb 1945
and replaced by 41-29489
63982 (93rd BG, 328th BS, "El Toro") shot down by Oblt Friedrich Brock in Bf 109G-6
of JG 54/8 Dec 22, 1943 near Menslage, Germany. MACR 2190. 3 KIA 6 POW.
63984 (320th BS, 90th BG, 5th AF) Declared Obsolete and Scrapped Nov 7, 1944
at McGuire Field Mindoro Island in The Philippine Islands
63986 (90th BG, 319th BS, 5th AF) Ditched Jun 11, 1944 80 Miles South of Palau Island in The Pacific
After Hit From Japanese Fighters That Dropped Aerial Bombs. The Right Aileron Caught Fire and Burned Out.
All (10) Crew Were Killed. (2) Crew Bailed Out and Were Seen in Their Life Raft and Waving.
Supplies Were Dropped to Them. Never Seen Again. MACR 6854
63987 (93rd BG, 409th BS, 8th AF) shot down by Bf 109G-6/RC belived flown by Hptm Anton Hackl
of JG 11/III Stab, exploded in midair and crashed 1 km S of Herresbach,
Belgium Dec 1, 1943. MACR 2178. 6 crew killed, four bailed out and became POW.
63988 (93rd BG, 328th BS, 8th AF "Birmingham Kritzkrieg") shot down E of Husum, Germany by Fw 190A-6
believed flown by Uffz Franz Steiner of JG 11/2 and crashed into the North Sea Nov 13, 1943. MACR 2180.
All 10 crew killed.
63990 (90th BG, 321st BS).
63991 868th Bomb Squadron, Thirteenth Air Force. Assigned to Field Unit 13, Section 22,
HQ Thirteenth Air Force; used for ferret missions to locate Japanese radar sites throughout
the Pacific. ‘The Duchess of Paducah’. Later fitted with a nose gun turret.
63992 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ915. MIA over western Channel Jun 7, 1944.
63993 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ916. SOC Oct 8, 1945.
63994 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ917. SOC Jun 2, 1947.
63995 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ918. SOC Jun 2,1947
63996 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ919. SOC Jun 3, 1947.
63997 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ920. SOC May 29, 1946.
63998 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ921. SOC Jun 3, 1947.
63999 to RAF as Liberator III BZ922. No. 159 Squadron, RAF Digri, Bengal, India. SOC Sep 27, 1946.
64000 to RAF as Liberator III BZ923. Forced landing at Burdwan, India May 17, 1944 due to
fuel exhaustion
64001 to RAF as Liberator III BZ924. SOC Feb 14, 1946
64002 to RAF as Liberator III BZ925. SOC Jul 26, 1945
64003 to RAF as Liberator III BZ926. A Flight, No. 159 Squadron, RAF Digri, Bengal, India;
code P, named ‘Pegasus’. The bomber took off during the evening on a bombing mission
to the Mahlwagon railway yard at Rangoon, Burma 29Feb44. Over the target, and
illuminated by searchlights, it was shot down by a pair of Ki-43 Oscars of the
204th Sentai and exploded at low altitude and crashed (3KIS:6POW).
64004 to RAF as Liberator III BZ927. SOC Mar 14, 1946
64005 to RAF as Liberator III BZ928. Crashed near Maison Blanche, Algeria Oct 19, 1945
following engine failure.
64006 to RAF as Liberator III BZ929. SOC May 30, 1946.
64007 to RAF as Liberator III BZ930. MIA on mission to Feuersbrunn Jul 7, 1944.
64008 to RAF as Liberator III BZ931. Scrapped Mar 12, 1947.
64009 to RAF as Liberator III BZ932. MIA on mission to Bucharest, Romania May 8, 1944.
64010 to RAF as Liberator III BZ933. SOC Apr 26, 1945
64011 to RAF as Liberator III BZ934. SOC Apr 26, 1945.
64012 to RAF as Liberator III BZ935. Missing on delivery flight Mar 4, 1944
64013 to RAF as Liberator III BZ936. Crashed in USA prior to delivery to RAF
64014 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ937. Scrapped Mar 12, 1947
64015 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ938. MIA on mission for Special Operations
Executive Jan 31, 1945.
64016 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ939. MIA on mission for Special Operations
Executive Nov 12, 1944.
64017 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ940. MIA over western English Channel Jun 12, 1944.
64018 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ941. Diamaged in accident Jan 10, 1946
64019 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ942. MIA over western English Channel Jun 7, 1944.
64020 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ943. Crashed into sea during training exercise Nov 18, 1944.
64021 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ944. SOC Jun 3,1 947
64022 to RAF as Liberator GR.V BZ945. MIA over Bay of Biscay Apr 17, 1944.
64023 to RAF as Liberator III BZ946. SOC Mar 4, 1946
64024 to RAF as Liberator III BZ947. SOC May 30, 1946
64025 to RAF as Liberator III BZ948. MIA on mission to Plovdiv, Bulgaria Mar 19, 1944.
64026 to RAF as Liberator III BZ949. Lost Jan 6, 1944.
The plane led by a Captain Paszkiewicz was over Poland, but they didn't find a place to receive the
airdrop. When returning to Campo Cassale, the conditions did not allow you to see the runway
(heavy rain and lighting failure), even though the plane was heard. Looking for runway and fuel
consumption lasted almost two hours. The crew was probably directed to Grottaglie Airport,
located 4 km from the city of Grottaglie and 16 km from Taranto. At that airport there were
aircraft of the 15th Air Force (B-24 Liberator) and 416th Night Fighting Squadron (Bristol Beaufigher).
This airfield is now an active airport and is called Taranto-Grottaglie "Marcello Arlotta" Airport.
Pilot Platoon-leader Zygmunt Du?ski reported that there was a total lack of visibility and the crew
was planning to increase the ceiling and jump with parachutes. The rain was freezing, the airplane
was iced and climbed up with difficulty. All heavy cargo of armament in drop containers (not dropped
in Poland) was still on board. Soon after this report there was a disaster. The Liberator GR-T,
at 05:10, suddenly fell down in the centre of city Villa Castelli, on the main street leading to
the market square and the town hall. The airplane entered a storey building at 142 Vittorio
Emanuele Street, 5 people died in the ruins of the building, the entire Italian family of many
generations. One person was injured. The fall of the plane fell at a large angle, as only one
building was destroyed in the compact development of the city centre and the adjacent buildings
suffered minor damage. One of the engines of the bomber was found several hundred meters away,
on the neighbouring street. All the airmen were killed. A fire broke out, which was quickly extinguished.
64027 to RAF as Liberator III BZ950. Crashed into ground when engine cut on approach to
Minneriya, Ceylon Jun 9, 1945.
64028 to RAF as Liberator III BZ951. MIA Jul 25, 1944
64029 to RAF as Liberator III BZ952. Crashed into mountain in cloud 30 mi W of Weining,
China Apr 6, 1944.
64030 to RAF as Liberator III BZ953. SOC Jan 31, 1946.
64031 to RAF as Liberator III BZ954. SOC Jul 19, 1945.
64032 to RAF as Liberator III BZ955. Forced landed 2 mi S of Jal Chak May 1, 1946 after
all engines cut out.
64033 to RAF as Liberator III BZ956. Hit tree during supply drop at Nam Lwi Nov 1, 1944.
64034 to RAF as Liberator III BZ957. SOC Sep 27, 1945.
64035 to RAF as Liberator III BZ958. SOC Jul 6, 1944
64036 to RAF as Liberator III BZ959. Ran into ditch at Digri, India Jun 10, 1944 after
brake failure.
64037 w/o 16 Jan 1945 crash 12 miles SE of Homestead, FL
64039 (471st CCTS) crashed Dec 25, 1943, 1 killed.
64046 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
42-64047/64141 Consolidated B-24J-1-CF Liberator
MSN 296/390
64047/64056 converted to F-7A at the Northwest Airlines Modification Center, St. Paul, Minnesota 1943
64047 Delivered to Will Rogers Field, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Jan44. 20th Combat Mapping Squadron,
Nadzab, New Guinea. Named ‘Patched Up Piece’. {32 missions}
64048 Delivered to Will Rogers Field, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Jan44. 20th Combat Mapping Squadron, Nadzab, New Guinea.
Named ‘The Wango Wango Bird’. {4 missions}. Destroyed on landing at Nadzab, New Guinea at the end of a ferry flight 18Jun44.
64049 (8th RG, 34th RS) crashlanded at Tikamgarh, India
Mar 28, 1944.
64050 Delivered to Will Rogers Field, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Jan44. 20th Combat Mapping Squadron, Nadzab, New Guinea.
Named ‘Little Joe’
64053 (MSN 77-64)Delivered to Will Rogers Field, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Jan44.
20th Combat Mapping Squadron, Nadzab, New Guinea. Named ‘Hangover Haven II’. {38 missions}.
Scrapped at Biak, New Guinea
64056 (20th PRS) crashed over Pacific 1 hr after departing Fairfield, CA
enroute to Hawaii. 8 killed, 2 parachuted to safety.
64057 to RAF as Liberator B.VI BZ960. SOC Apr 1, 1945.
64058 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ961. Crashed into high ground on approach to Leuchars,
Scotland Sep 14, 1944.
64059 to RAF as Liberator B.VI BZ962. B Flight, No. 159 Squadron, RAF Digri, Bengal, India;
code D, named ‘Daring Diana’. The bomber took off during the evening on a bombing
mission to the Mahlwagon railway yard at Rangoon, Burma 29Feb44. Over the target,
and illuminated by searchlights, it was shot down by a pair of Ki-43 Oscars of the
204th Sentai and exploded at low altitude and crashed (9MIA). The remains of seven
of the crew were found and buried nearby by local villagers; the remains of two
of the crew were not found. During 1952, some wreckage was located. The remains of
seven crew members were located 3,000 yards away from the crash and recovered,
but not individually identified.
64060 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ963. Scrapped Mar 12, 1947
64062 to RAF as Liberator B.VI BZ964. Crashed before delivery to RAF
64063 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ966. SOC Nov 28, 1947
64064 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ967. Scrapped Mar 12, 1947
64065 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ968. Scrapped Mar 12, 1947
64066 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ969. Scrapped Mar 12, 1947
64067 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ971. SOC Nov 13, 1946
64068 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ972. SOC Jun 4, 1947
64069 to RAF as Liberator B.VI BZ973. Destroyed on ground by fire at Digri, India Feb 1, 1944.
64070 to RAF as Liberator B.VI BZ974. SOC Apr 11, 1946
64071 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ975. Scrapped Mar 12, 1947
64072 to RAF as Liberator B.VI BZ976. SOC Apr 11, 1946
64073 to RAF as Liberator B.VI BZ977. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64074 to RAF as Liberator B.VI BZ978. MIA on attack on Bangkok-Chiengmai railrway, Thailand/Burma
Oct 6, 1944.
64075 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ979. Scraped Mar 12, 1947.
64076 to RAF as Liberator B.VI BZ980. No. 159 Squadron, RAF Digri, Bengal, India; code G, named ‘Goofy’. SOC May 9, 1946
64077 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ981. SOC Jun 4, 1947
64078 to RAF as Liberator B.VI BZ982. Undershot landing at Dhubalia, India Mar 20, 1944 and w/o.
64079 to RAF as Liberator B.VI BZ983. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64080 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ984. SOC Oct 17, 1946
64081 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ985. Scrapped Mar 12, 1947.
64082 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ986. SOC Jun 4, 1947
64083 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ987. SOC Jun 4, 1947.
64084 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ988. SOC Apr 11, 1946
64085 to RAF as Liberator B.VI BZ989. SOC May 31, 1946
64086 to RAF as Liberator B.VI BZ990. SOC Apr 11, 1946
64087 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ991. SOC Jun 27, 1946
64088 to RAF as Liberator B.VI BZ992. MIA from attack on Bangkok-Chiengmai railway,
Thailand/Burma Oct 6, 1944.
64089 to RAF as Liberator B.VI BZ993. SOC Mar 14, 1946.
64090 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ994. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64091 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ995. MIA from patrol Mar 14, 1944.
64092 to RAF as Liberator B.VI BZ996. SOC Apr 11, 1946
64093 to RAF as Liberator B.VI BZ997. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64094 to RAF as Liberator B.VI BZ998. Engine caught fire, crashed near Chakeri, India Jun 1, 1945.
64095 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI BZ999. Scrapped Mar 12, 1947.
64096 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV812. MIA on mission to Plovdiv, Bulgaria Mar 19, 1944.
64097 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV813. Crashed on takeoff at Kolar, India Apr 21, 1944.
64098 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV814. Undercarriage collapsed on landing at Kolar, India
Sep 15, 1944, w/o.
64099 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV815. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64100 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV816. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64101 to RCAF as 3705. Destroyed in hangar fire at Gander, Newfoundland Jun 4, 1944
64102/64106 converted to F-7A
64102 (24th CMS, 8th PRG, "Nosie Rosie")
64104 (24th Combat Mapping Squadron) lost 3/27/1944 flying the "Hump"
between Sookerating, Assam and Gushkara, India. All aboard killed.
64105 (F-7A, 8th BRG, 24th CMS) w/o on takeoff accident at Hsing Hing,
China Oc 29, 1944
64111 crashed Feb 4, 1944
64121 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV817. Crashed on takeoff at Abu Sueir, Egypt Jul 19, 1945.
64122 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV818. SOC Jun 27, 1946.
64123 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV819. SOC Jan 16, 1945.
64124 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV820. Lost Apr 20, 1944.
64125 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV821. SOC May 9, 1946.
64126 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV822. MIA (178 Sqdn) on mission to Feuersbrunn Jul 7, 1944
64127 w/o 8 Dec 1943 crash March Fd, CA takeoff accident
64128 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV823. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64129 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV824. SOC Apr 11, 1946
64130 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV825. Crashed after takeoff east of San Marco, Italy Apr 14, 1944.
64131 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV826. SOC Mar 14, 1946.
64132 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV827. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64133 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV828. SOC Nov 7, 1947.
64134 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV829. SOC Apr 11, 1946
64135 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV830. SOC Apr 11, 1946
64136 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV831. SOC Apr 11, 1946
64137 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV832. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64138 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV833. SOC May 9, 1946
64139 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV834. SOC Jun 27, 1946.
64140 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV835. SOC Apr 11, 1946
64141 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV836. SOC Jun 11, 1946.
42-64142/64236 Consolidated B-24J-5-CF Liberator
MSN 391/485
64142 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV837. Crashed 3.5 mi SW of Sigiriya, Ceylon Jun 15, 1944.
64143 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV838. SOC Mar 29, 1945.
64144 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV839. MIA on mission to Warsaw, Poland Aug 22, 1944.
64145 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV840. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64146 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV841. MIA on mission to Bucharest, Romania May 7, 1944.
64147 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV842. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64148 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI or B.VI EV843. SOC Jun 30, 1944.
64149 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV844. Engine cut out on takeoff, crashlanded near Digri,
India Sep 12, 1944.
64150 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV845. SOC Mar 28, 1946.
64151 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV846. Crashed on overshoot at Kolar, India Nov 23, 1944.
64152 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV942. MIA Dec 30, 1944.
64156 w/o 15 Jun 1945 crash Walla Walla, WA
64158 converted to F-7A. Left USA via Morrison AAF, FL Feb 15, 1944
and assigned to 10th AF in India as an F-7A. Remained overseas
until declared obsolete May 9, 1947 and scrapped in the Pacific
Apr 29, 1948.
64160 crashed into ridge 6 mi SW of Ryderwood, WA Nov 1, 1945 on ferrying mission to
Oklahoma City in storm. All crew killed.
64161 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV948. SOC Nov 11, 1947
64163 w/o 11 Oct 1944 crash Davis-Monthan Fd, AZ takeoff accident
64165 converted to F-7A
64166 (66th BS, 44th BG, 8th AF) crashed E of Koblenz, neer Dierdorf and village of Sessendorf, Germany
Feb 20, 1944. All 10 crew killed. MACR 2449
64167/64174 converted to F-7A
64167 (8th PRG, 24th CMS) w/o due to engine failure at Lung Chuan
Chian, China Oct 30, 1944
64170 damaged 25 Jun 1944 Landing at Jorhat, India
64173 (8th RG, 24th RS) destroyed by fire on ground at Liuchow,
China Aug 16, 1944.
64175 converted to F-7A - later converted to CB-24J. Used by 19 TCS.
W/o in landing accident at Funafuti, Ellis Island in Southwest
Pacific may 22, 1945
64176/64181 converted to F-7A
64178 (311 Photo Wing) lost Mar 23, 1945, Mundersbach, New Guinea
64180 (20th PRS) destroyed on ground by 44-41322 of 319th BS landing at
McGuire Strip, Mindoro May 10, 1945.
64182 to RCAF as 3707
64183 to RCAF as 3706
64184/64186 converted to F-7A
64185 "Off We Go" at Palawan, Philippine Islands Jul 22, 1945
64187 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV900. SOC Apr 11,1946
64188/64194 converted to F-7A
64189 (8th RG, 24th RS) mission over China Aug 11, 1944.
Condemned Aug 16, 1944
64190 (24th CMS, 8th PRG w/o in takeoff accident at Chen Yi,
China Oct 25, 1944condemned Nov 5, 1944
64191 condemned May 20, 1945
64192 salvaged Sep 22, 1944
64193 salvaged Nov 12, 1945
64194 to reclamation Apr 29, 1948
64195 to reclamation Jun 20, 1946
64196 to reclamation at Homes, TX Apr 4, 1945.
64197 converted to F-7A. With 24th CMS, 8th PRG, w/o in
landing accident at Tulihal, India Mar 3, 1945. Salvaged Apr 1, 1945
64198 to reclamation a tHomes, TX Jul 21, 1945
64199/64201 converted to F-7A
64199 to reclamation Apr 29, 1948
64200 salvaged Nov 11, 1944
64201 to RFC at Bush Field May 18, 1945
64202 to reclamation at Gowen Field, ID Jul 14, 1945
64203 converted to F-7A
64204 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV847. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64205 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV848. Crashed into Bay of Bengal May 7, 1944
64206 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV849. SOC Oct 1, 1946
64207 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV850. SOC Oct 28, 1944.
64208 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV851. Struck trees of takeoff from Kolar, India Aug 13, 1944, w/o.
64209 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV852. Crashed on training flight near Beirut, Lebanon Mar 29, 1944.
64210 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV853. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64211 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV854. MIA Jan 19, 1945.
64212 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV855. Engines cut on approach, bellylanded s of Salbani, India
Oct 29, 1944.
64213 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV856. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64214 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV857. Flew into sea during training exercise off Gaza, Palestine
Apr 30, 1945.
64215 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV858. SOC Apr 11. 1946.
64216 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV859. SOC Mar 14, 1946.
64217 to RAF as Liberator V.VI EV860. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64218 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV861. SOC Apr 11, 1946
64219 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV862. W/o after undercarriage collapsed on landing at
Alipore, India May 7, 1945.
64220 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV863. Ditched at sea due to fuel exhaustion 175 mi SSE of
Cuttack, India Apr 23, 1945.
64221 to RAF as Liberator V.VI EV864. W/o after landing overshoot at Santa Cruz, India Jun 13, 1945.
64222 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV865. SOC Apr 11, 1946
64223 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV866. SOC Feb 28,1946
64224 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV867. MIA Aug 30, 1944
64225 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV868. SOC Apr 11, 1946
64226 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV869. SOCX Mar 14, 1946
64227 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV870. SOC Apr 7, 1944.
64228 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV871. SOC Jan 25, 1947.
64229 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV872. SOC Jan 15, 1947
64230 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV873. Crashed on takeoff from RAF Leuchars, Scotland Jul 20, 1944.
64231 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV874. SOC Dec 4, 1946.
64232 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV875. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64233 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV876. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64234 (740th BS, 455th BG, 15th AF, based at San Giovanni airfield, Foggia, Italy)
In landing accident Juil 22, 1944 at Gioia del Colle airfield, Apulia, Italyu. All 10 crew survived,
aircraft was destroyed and salvaged Jul 23, 1944
64235/64236 converted to F-7A
64235 surveyed Will Rogers AAF Apr 5, 1944
64236 to reclamation Apr 29, 1948.
42-64237/64328 Consolidated B-24J-10-CF Liberator
MSN 486/577
64237/64238 converted to F-7A
64237 salvaged Jan 25, 1946
64238 flew into ground at Oklahoma City, OK May 25, 1944. Surveyed the next day.
64239 converted to F-7B. Salvaged Sep 25, 1945
64240/64242 converted to F-7A
64240 salvaged Aut 26, 1945
64241 salvaged Sep 30, 1945
64242 salvaged Aug 20, 1945
64243 converted to F-7B. To reclamation Apr 29, 1948
64244 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV901. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64245 converted to F-7A. To reclamation Apr 29, 1948.
64246 converted to F-7B
64247/64248 converted to F-7A
64247 to reclamation at Chicago, IL Mar 20, 1946
64248 to RFC at Ontario, CA Jun 29, 1945.
64249/64250 converted to F-7B
64249 destroyed on ground at Tacloban, Leyte Jan 29, 1945. A C-46 crashed
into this plane on takeoff.
64250 to RFC at Ontario, CA Jul 16, 1945
64251 converted to F-7A. To RFC at Albuquerque, NM Jul 31, 1945
64252 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV902. Collided with Liberator EW114 (42-99784) and crashed Sep 16, 1944.
64253/64254 converted to F-7A
64253 to RFC at Ontario, CA Jun 29, 1945.
64254 to reclamation Apr 29, 1948
64255/64256 converted to F-7B
64255 salvaged Oct 16, 1945
64256 to RFC at Altus Nov 9, 1945
64257 to RFC at Altus Oct 29, 1945
64258 salvaged Nov 28, 1945
64259 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV903. Lost control and crashed in Egypt Feb 21, 1945.
64260 converted to F-7B. Salvaged May 2, 1945
64261 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV904. SOC Mar 14, 1946.
64262 converted to F-7B. To RFC at Kingman Nov 6, 1945.
64263 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV905. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64264 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV906. w/o after undercarriage collapsed on landing
at Amendola, Italy Oct 27, 1944.
64265 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV907. SOC Apr 14, 1946.
64266 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV908. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64267 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV909. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64268 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV910. Damaged beyond repair in accident Jul 27, 1944.
64269 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV911. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64270 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV912. SOc Mar 14, 1946.
64271 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV913. W/o after undercarriage collapsed on landing at Kolar, Indi
Aug 27, 1944.
64272 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV914. Crashed during attempted forced landing 2 mi
W of El Firdan, Egypt Oct 27, 1944.
64273 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV915. W/o on takeoff Digri, India Sep 4, 1944.
64274 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV916. SOC Mar 14, 1946.
64275 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV917. SOC Mar 14, 1946.
64276 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV918. SOC Mar 14, 1946.
64277 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV919. SOC Apr 26, 1945.
64278 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV920. Abandoned by crew over Sunderbans, India Aug 3, 1944 after
running out of fuel.
64279 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV921. SOC Apr 11, 1946
64280 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV922. Broke up in midair over Maharajpur, India Apr 17, 1944.
64281 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV923. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64282 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV924. SOC Apr 28, 1946.
64283 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV925. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64284 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV877. Scrapped Mar 12, 1947
64285 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV878. Shot down over English Channel in error by HMS Onslow
Aug 12, 1944.
64286 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV879. W/o when overshot following abandoned takeoff at
RAF Dishforth, England Mary 21, 1946.
64287 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV880. SOC Dec 17, 1946.
64288 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV881. Flew into ground near Maenclochlog, Wales Sep 19, 1944.
64289 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV882. SOC Jan 25, 1947.
64290 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV883. SOC Jan 23, 1947.
64291 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV884. Scrapped Jul 7, 1948.
64292 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV885. MIA on patrol Sep 29, 1944.
64293 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV886. Scrapped Mar 12, 1947.
64294 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV887. Caught fire and crashed into St. Andrew's Bay,
Scotland Dec 2, 1944.
64295 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV888. SOC Jun 4, 1947.
64296 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV889. SOC Jun 4, 1947.
64297 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV890. SOC May 31, 1945.
64298 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV891. SOC May 31, 1945
64299 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV892. SOC May 9, 1946.
64300 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV893. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64301 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV894. Damaged beyond repair when undercarriage collapsed
during takeoff at Dorval, Canada Jun 18, 1945.
64302 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV895. Lost Jun 18, 1944.
64303 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV896. SOC Jun 4, 1947.
64304 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV897. MIA on patrol Jun 10, 1944.
64305 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV898. SOC Nov 11, 1947.
64306 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV899. Flew into sea at night off Sept Iles, France Aug 27, 1944.
64307 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV926. SOC Jun 11, 1946.
64308 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV927. SOC Mar 14, 1946.
64309 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV928. SOC May 9, 1946.
64310 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV929. SOC Jun 2, 1947.
64311 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV930. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64312 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV931. SOC Mar 14, 1946.
64313 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV932. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64314 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV933. SOC Jun 4, 1947.
64315 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV934. Caught fire in midair and crashlanded 1 mi SE
of Abu Sueir, Egypt Jul 27, 1945.
64316 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV935. SOC Oct 1, 1946.
64317 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV936. Crashed in sandstorm near Cairo, Egypt
Mar 27, 1944 while on ferry flight.
64318 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV937. SOC Mar 14, 1946.
64319 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV938. Damaged beyond repair when overshot landing at
Donakonda, India Apr 9, 1945.
64320 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV939. Destroyed by fire Nov 29, 1945.
64321 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV940. Lost Oct 8, 1944.
64322 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV941. MIA on mission to Warsaw, Poland Aug 16, 1944.
64323 converted to F-7A. Salvaged Aug 26, 1945.
64324 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV943. SOC Jul 17, 1947.
64325 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV944. Scrapped Jul 7, 1948.
64326 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV945. Missing May 15, 1945.
64327 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV946. Crashed into Bacdawil Bay, Egypt Jun 12, 1944.
64328 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV947. MIA Jul 16, 1944.
42-64329 Consolidated B-24J-12-CF Liberator
MSN 578
To RAF as Liberator B.VI EW170. SOC Mar 28, 1946.
42-64330/64346 Consolidated B-24J-10-CF Liberator
MSN 579/595
64330 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV949. Relegated to ground instruction use Aug 23, 1945.
64331 converted to F-7A. In accident Jul 3, 1945
64332 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV951. SOC Mar 29, 1945.
64333 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV952. SOC Nov 28, 1946.
64334 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV953. Damaged Aug 20, 1945 due to damage on landing
at Praga Ruzyne airfield in Czechoslovakia. SOC Jun 21, 1947.
64335 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV954. Flew into high ground at Collinvale, Northern
Ireland Feb 16, 1945.
64336 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV955. Flew into ground after night takeoff
from Tain, Scotland Apr 10, 1945.
64337 converted to F-7A. Lost Jun 12, 1945. MACR 14620. Also have a report of this
plane as being lost in combat Jan 9, 1944, but Aircraft Record Card has the same loss date
as the MACR.
Jun 12, 1945, MACR 14620
64338 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV957. SOC May 31, 1945.
64339 720th Bombardment Squadron 450th Bombardment Group 15th Air Force Manduria Airfield Manduria Italy
Crashed Jun 9, 1944 Southwest of Oberpfaffenhofen Germany Due to Engine Failure While on a Mission on The
Oberpfaffenhofen Airfield at Munich Germany. All (10) Crew Bailed Out and (9) Were Captured and Became POWs.
Released in 1945. (1) Crewman Was Killed When His Parachute Failed to Open. MACR 6035
64340 756th Bombardment Squadron 459th Bombardment Group 15th Air Force Giulia Airfield Foggia Italy
Exploded Jun 10, 1944 in Mid Air Due to Unknown Cause 10 Miles North of Giulia Airfield Foggia
Italy While on a Mission on The Airfield at Ferrara Italy. All (9) Crew Were Killed. Aircraft Was Destroyed.
MACR 15159
64341 to RFC at Altus Oct 16, 1945
64342 723rd Bombardment Squadron 450th Bombardment Group 15th Air Force Manduria Airfield Manduria Italy
Condemned From Unknown Cause at Manduria Airfield Manduria Italy on May 4, 1944. Aircraft fate unknown
64343 salvaged Aug 16, 1945
64344 (415th BS, 98th BG, 15th AF, based at Lecce airfield, Lecce, Italy)
Crashed Jul 22, 1944 Near Mihanice, Yugoslavia Due to Engine Problems While on a Mission on The
Oil Refineries at Ploesti, Rumania. All (10) Crew Bailed Out. (2) Crew Were Killed. (8) Crew Were
Captured and Became POWs. MACR 7053.
64345 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV983. Damaged beyond repair when undercarriage
collapsed on landing at Salbani, India Aug 29, 1944.
64346 crashed Dec 24, 1944
42-64347/64394 Consolidated B-24J-15-CF Liberator
MSN 596/643
64347 (742rd BS, 455th BG, 15th AF, based at San Giovanni airfield, Foggia, Italy)
Shot down by AAA May 18, 1944 and crashed near Pleven, Bulgaria while on mission to industrial area
of Ploesti, Rumania. All 10 crew bailed out and were captured and became POW. MACR 5057
64348 (719th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Shot down Apr 12, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 Near Wiener Neustadt, Austria
While on a Mission to Wiener Neustadt, Austria. BF 109G-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot and Unit.
All (10) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. MACR 4038
64349 damaged at contractors plant Feb 1, 1944, to CL-26 Feb 28, 1944.
64350 MIA Oct 7, 1944
64351 (740th BS, 455th BG, 15th AF, based at San Giovanni airfield, Foggia, Italy)
In taxiing accident Jul 17, 1944 at San Giovanni airfield. All 10 crew survived, aircraft was destroyed and
salvaged Jul 21, 1944
64352 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV950. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64353 (451st BG, 725th BS, "Hobo Queen") crashed in northern Italy on North Ceramonte peak Mar 29, 1944 during
mission to bomb Bolzano marshalling yards. MACR 3716. 2 KIA, 7 POW.
64354 (717th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Hit by AAA Jul 15, 1944 Over Rumania and Crashed Near The Yugoslavia Border While on a Mission on
The Oil Refineries at Ploesti, Rumania. All (10) Crew Bailed Out and Evaded Capture. MACR 7056
64355 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV956. SOC Nov 28, 1944.
64356 758th Bombardment Squadron 459th Bombardment Group 15th Air Force Giulia Airfield Foggia Italy
Crash Landed Aug 22, 1944 Near Banja Luka Yugoslavia Due to Engine Failure While
Returning From a Mission on The Oil Refinery at Blechhammer Germany. All (9) Crew Survived.
(4) Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. (5) Evaded Capture With Help From The
Partisans. Crew Burned Aircraft.. MACR 7993.
64357 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV981. SOC Feb 28, 1946.
64358 crashed May 13, 1944
64359 crashed Jul 25, 1944
64360 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EW147. SOC Jun 2, 1947.
64361 salvaged Aug 9, 1945
64362 wrecked Mar 8, 1944, to CL-26 Mar 14, 1944
64363 (718h BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Salvaged Feb 22, 1945 at Grottaglie airfield due to combat damage.
64364 salvaged Oct 24, 1944.
64365 (345th BS, 98th BG, 15th AF, based at Lecce airfield, Lecce, Italy)
In landing accident Apr 9, 1945 at Lecce airfield, Lecce, Italy. All crew survived, aircraft badly
damaged, unknown if repaired.
64366 to RAF as Liberator V.VI EV984. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64367 (464th BG) damaged in mission to Toulon, France Jul 5, 1944. All crew bailed
out except the pilot who landed the plane. Scrapped. 464th BG archivist finds
no record of this plane. Aircraft Record Card confirms crash landing Jul 5, 1944.
64368 to RFC at Altus Oct 17, 1945
64369 converted to F-7A. To reclamation Apr 29, 1948
64370 salvaged Mar 4, 1945
64371 converted to F-7A. To RFC at Ontario, CA Jun 29, 1945
64372 salvaged Apr 4, 1944
64373 (513th BS, 376th BG, 15th AF) shot down by AAA and crashed 5 mi N of Berat, Albania Aug 10, 1944
while returning from mission to Unirea, Rumania. MACR 10717. 6 crew killed, 4 bailed out and became POW.
64374 759th Bombardment Squadron 459th Bombardment Group 15th Air Force Giulia Airfield Foggia Italy
Shot Down Apr 2, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 South of Steyr Austria
While on a Mission on The Ball Bearing Factory at Steyr Austria. BF 109G-6 Flown By
Lt. Friedrich Liebig of JG 53/6. (Both Aircraft Were in This Area). (5) Crew Were Killed.
(5) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945.. MACR 3889
64375 to RAF as Liberator GR.VI EV972. SOC Mar 28, 1946.
64376 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV976. SOC Mar 14, 1946.
64377 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV977. SOC Jan 5, 1947
64378 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV978. SOC Mar 14, 1946.
64379 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV973. SOCX Mar 14, 1946.
64380 (762nd BS, 460th BG, 15th AF, based at Spinazzola Airfield, Foggia, Italy)
Shot Down Apr 15, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 and Crashed at Alexndria, Rumania While
on a Mission on The Marshalling Yard at Bucharest, Rumania. Believed BF 109G-6 Flown By Uffz. Kurt Mann of JG 77/9.
(9) Crew Were Killed. (2) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. MACR 4099
64381 to RAF as Liberator V.VI EV979. SOC Mar 11, 1946.
64382 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV974. SOC Aug 1944.
64383 to RAF as Liberator V.VI EV980. Ran out of fuel and belly landed at Normetal, PQ
Mar 31, 1944. Damaged beyond repair.
64384 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV958. MIA on mission to Udine, Italy Mar 8, 1945.
64385 723rd Bombardment Squadron 450th Bombardment Group 15th Air Force Manduria Airfield Manduria Italy
Condemned on August 15, 1945. Believed Scrapped in Italy.
64386 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV975. SOC May 30, 1946.
64387 to RAF as Liberator B.VI EV982. SOC Apr 11, 1946.
64388 (717th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Made an Emergency Landing Oct 13, 1944 on Vis Island Island Yugoslavia After Damaged By Flak Over Austria While on a
Mission to Vienna Austria. (8) Crew Survived. (2) Crew Bailed Out Over Vienna Austria and Were
Captured and Became POWs. Aircraft Damaged Beyond Repair. Condemed and Salvaged on December 1, 1944.
MACR 9216
64389 (449th BG, 719th BS, *Gremlin's Delite*) crashed in severe weather Dec 29, 1944 while returning to base from
mission to Brenner Pass. All 11 crew killed. MACR 10913
64390 721st Bombardment Squadron 450th Bombardment Group 15th Air Force Manduria Airfield Manduria Italy
Crash Landed Sep 3, 1944 From Unknown Cause While Returning From a Mission on The Marshalling Yard at Trento Italy.
All (10) Crew Survived. Aircraft Was Destroyed.
64391 salvaged due to enemy action Aug 19, 1944
64392 salvaged Apr 13, 1944
64393 (343rd BS, 98th BG, 15th AF, based at Lecce airfield, Lecce, Italy)
Crashed on takeoff Jun 18, 1944 at Lecce airfield, Lecce, Italy. All crew survived, aircraft was destroyed.
64394 (717th BS, 449th BG, 15th AF, based at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Shot down May 5, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 and Crashed Near Ploesti, Rumania
While on a Mission on The Marshalling Yards at Ploesti, Rumania. BF 109G-6 Flown By Lt. Franz Trowal
of JG 77/8. All (11) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. MACR 4665
42-64395/64431 Consolidated B-24E-25-CF Liberator
MSN 108/144
64395 surveyed at Tonopah AAF, NV Aug 20, 1944
64396 to reclamation at Reading AAF, PA Oct 1, 1945
64397 crashed into mountain near Blythe AAF on Arizona/California border
Oct 15, 1943 while on routine navigational flight. All on board killed.
64398 to CL-26 at Birminghan Modification Center Mar 21, 1944
64399 to RFC at Altus Sep 25, 1945.
64400 to RFC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Aug 11, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
64401 to RFC Altus, OK Oct 17, 1945
64402 reclamation completed at Lowry Field, CO Dec 17, 1945
64403 surveyed at Gowen AF, ID Jul 14, 1944
64404 reclamation completed Lowry AF, CO Nov 13, 1945
64405 to RFC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Oct 5, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
64406 to RFC Ontario, CA Ju 22, 1945
64407 to RFC Ontario, CA May 24, 1945
64408 reclamation completed at Hill AF, UT Mar 20, 1946
64409 to RFC Ontario, CA Jun 25, 1945
64410 to RFC Ontario, CA Jun 29, 1945
64411 reclamation completed at Hill AAF, UT Feb 13, 1946
64412 surveyed at Birmingham Modification Center, AL Jan 10, 1944
64413 to RFC at Altus Jul 30, 1945
64414 to RFC at Altus Oct 29, 1945
64415 to RFC at Kingman, AZ Feb 21, 1946
64416 to reclamation at Smyrna AAF, TN Oct 2, 1945
64417 to reclamation at Homestead AAF, FL Mar 20, 1946
64419 to reclamation at Courtland AAF,m AL Aug 3, 1945
64420 to reclamation at Hill AAF Feb 13, 1946
64421 surveyed at Wendover AAF Sep 15, 1943
64422 to reclamation at Lowry Field Nov 28, 1945
64423 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Dec 28, 1945
64424 to RFC at Ontario Jun 13, 1945
64425 (RB-24E, Eastern Flight Training Command) crashed Jul 7, 1944 near
Tuskegee Army Air Field.
64426 to RFC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK Jul 24, 1945. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
64427 surveyed at St Paul Sep 23, 1943
64428 to DPC at Bush Field May 26, 1945
64429 to RFC at Altus Aug 29, 1945
64430 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Jan 5, 1946
64431 to RFC at Altus, OK Sep 18, 1945.
42-64432/64440 Consolidated B-24H-1-CF Liberator
MSN 145/153
64432 to RAF as Liberator GR.IV BZ970. but RAF record card shows BZ790 as being a GR.VI.
Scrapped Mar 12, 1947.
64433 (93rd BG, 330th BS) damaged and ditched in English Channel
57 km SE of Dartmouth, UK Dec 31, 1943. MACR 2186.
6 killed, 4 rescued.
64434 (445th BG, 700th BS, 8th AF based at RAF Tibenham) Shot Down Feb 20, 1944 By Fw 190A-6 and
Crashed 500 Meters Southwest of Greenem Germany while on a
mission to Brunswick, Germany. Fw 190A-6 Flown By Uffz. Georg Borkenhagen of JG 11/10.
All (9) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. MACR 2440
64435 576th Bombardment Squadron 392nd Bombardment Group 8th Air Force (RAF Wendling Airfield) Station USAAF-118,
Norfolk, England. Aircraft Number (3) Engine Caught Fire Feb 21, 1944 and Aircraft Exploded and Crashed
off The Coast of Holland in The North Sea After Turned Back From a Mission to Munster, Germany.
Believed a Bomb on Board Exploded as The Aircraft Was Heading Home. All (10) Crew Were Killed. MACR 2563
64436 (445th BG, 701st BS) crashed on landing at Tibenham, UK
Dec 30, 1943. Salvaged Jan 16, 1944.
64437 (93rd BG, 330th BS) crashed May 12, 1944 at Woodbridge emergency field, condemned May 13, 1944
64438 (445th BG, 700th BS, "Ramblin' Wreck") blew tire on takeoff from Tibenham, UK on mission to Misburg Nov 26, 1944.
Salvaged Nov 29/Dec 2, 1944
64439 (445th BG, 703rd BS, 8th AF based at RAF Tibenham) shot down Feb 20, 1944 by Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-7 in The
Holzminden, Germany Area and Crashed Near Hofgut Kutscheid 10 km North of Montabaur, Germany While on a
Mission to Brunswick, Germany. Aircraft Exploded in Mid Air. Fw 190A-7 Flown By Hptm. Rolf-Gunther Hermichen
of JG 11/I Stab. All (9) Crew Were Killed. MACR 2438
64440 (445th BG, 701st BS, 8th AF based at RAF Tibenham) Shot Down Feb 24, 1944 By Me 410A West of Sulingen, Germany
While on a Mission on The Messerschmitt BF 110 Aircraft Factory at Gotha, Germany. Crashed at Drohne Dielingen,
Germany. Me 410A Flown By Uffz. Josef Scheidler of ZG 26/1. (6) Crew Killed. (3) Crew Bailed Out and POWs. MACR 2559
42-64441/64451 Consolidated B-24H-5-CF Liberator
MSN 250/260
64441 (464th BG, 778th BS, 15th AF, *Cherry*, based at Gioia del Colle Airfield, Apulia, Italy)
Shot down May 10, 1944 By Anti-Aircraft Fire Over Weiner Neustadt, Austria While on a Mission on
The Aircraft Factory at Weiner Neustadt, Austria. Aircraft Exploded in Mid Air. (4) Crew Were Killed.
(6) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. MACR 4804
64442 (727th BS, 451st BG, 15th AF, "Super Moose", based at San Pancrazio Airfield. San Pancrazio Salentino, Italy)
Shot down Apr 5, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 15 Miles South of Pitesti, Rumania
While on a Mission on The Marshalling Yards at Ploesti, Rumania. BF 109G-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot
and Unit. (4) Crew Were Killed. (6) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945.
MACR 4081
64443 720th Bombardment Squadron 450th Bombardment Group 15th Air Force Manduria Airfield Manduria Italy
Crashed Feb 25, 1944 into a Mountain W of Cazin, Bosnia and Hercegovina and Exploded After Damaged
By Gunfire From German Fighter While Returning From a Mission on The Prufening Aircraft Factory at
Regensburg Germany. (1) Crewman Was Killed. (10) Crew Bailed Out and (3) and Were Captured and
Became POWs. Released in 1945. (7) Crew Evaded Capture. MACR 3472
64444 (448th BG, 715th BS, "Consolidated Mess") shot down by Hptm
Herbert Huppertz in Fw 190A-6 of JG 2/III Stab near
Crepy-en-Valois, France Dec 30, 1943. MACR 4178. 8 KIA,
1 POW, 1 evaded.
64445 (7827th BS, 451st BG, 15th AF, *Patsy Jack*, based at Castelluccio Airfield, Foggia, Italy)
Shot down Aug 2, 1944 By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed Near St. Julien, France While on a Mission
to Le Pontet, France. All (10) Crew Bailed Out and (9) Survived and Returned. Released in 1945.
(1) Crewman Was Killed When His Parachute Failed to Open. MACR 7208
64446 721st Bombardment Squadron 450th Bombardment Group 15th Air Force Manduria Airfield Manduria Italy
Shot Down Feb 23, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 110G-2 Northwest of Steyr Austria
While on a Mission on The Aircraft Engine Works at Steyr Austria. BF 110G-2 Flown By Fw. Muller
of ZG 1/5. (6) Crew Were Killed. (4) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945.
MACR 3205
64447 (448th BG, 712nd BS, 8th AF, based at RAF Seething, USAAF-146, Norfolk, England)
Hit by AAA and crashed Mar 20, 1944 near Le Treport, France in the English Channel while returning
from mission to Frankfurt, Germany. All 10 crew bailed out, 8 became POW, 2 evaded capture. MACR 3340
64448 (721st Bombardment Squadron 450th Bombardment Group 15th Air Force Manduria Airfield Manduria Italy
Crashed Mar 16, 1945 From Unknown cause in The Adriatic Sea While on a Mission on Marshalling Yards
at Weiner Neustadt Austria. All (9) Crew Were Killed. MACR 13062
64449 (724th BS, 451st BG, "Wolf Wagon") salvaged Aug 16, 1945
64450 (727th BS, 451st BG, 15th AF, "Bodacious Critter", based at Castelluccio Airfield, Foggia, Italy)
Shot down Jun 26, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 and Crashed at Marija Bistrica,
Yugoslavia While Returning From a Mission to Korneuburg, Austria. BF 109G-6 Flown By Unknown Pilot
and Unit. (1) Crewman Was Killed. (8) Crew Bailed Out and (7) Were Captured and Became POWs.
Released in 1945. (1) Crewman Evaded Capture. MACR 6172
64451 (712th BS, 448th BG, 8th AF, based at RAF Seething, USAAF-146, Norfolk, England)
In landing accident at RAF Seething Jan 5, 1944. All crew survived, aircraft was destroyed and
condemned Jan 6, 1944
42-64452/64501 Consolidated B-24H-10-CF Liberator
MSN 308/357
64452 assigned to 735th BS, 453rd BG, 8th AF, based at RAF Old Buckenham airfield, Station USAAF 144,
Norfolk, England. Transfered to 491st BG 8th Air Force on April 25, 1945. To RFC at Altus, OK Sep 25, 1945
64453 (735th BS, 453rd BG, 8th AF, based at RAF Old Buckenham airfield, Station USAAF 144, Norfolk, England)
Shot down By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-7 And Crashed at Hennigen, Southwest of
Salzwedel, Germany While on a Mission on The Airfield at Brunswick, Germany. Fw 190A-7 Flown By
Unknown Pilot of JG 1. (9) Crew Were Killed. (1) Crewman Bailed Out and Was Captured and Became a POW.
MACR 3922
64454 (450th BG, 723rd BS. "Wolf Pack") departed USA Nov 20, 1943. 723rd Bombardment Squadron 450th Bombardment Group
15th Air Force Manduria Airfield Manduria Italy
Crashed Jun 24, 1944 at Miletti Albania While on a Mission on Romano/American Oil Refinery at Ploesti Rumania
Due to Engine Failure. All (10) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. MACR 6369
64455 721st Bombardment Squadron 450th Bombardment Group 15th Air Force Manduria Airfield Manduria Italy
Shot Down Feb 23, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 Northwest of Steyr Austria While
on a Mission on The Aircraft Engine Works at Steyr Austria. BF 109G-6 Flown By Fw. Robert Meyer-Arend
of JG 3/8. 5 in front of the plane killed, 4 in rear bailed out and
became POW. MACR 3204
64456 (455th BG, 741st BS, 15th AF, based at San Giovanni airfield, Foggia, Italy)
Hit by AAA and collided in midair with B-24H 41-29290 over Porto San Stefano,
Italy Apr 28, 1944 while on mission to port at San Stefano, Italy. 9 crew killed,
one bailed out and survived. MACR 4609
64457 (453rd BG, 733rd BS) damaged by flak over Berlin Mar 6, 1944.
Forced to leave formation. Further damage by
fighters during return flight. Crew bailed out
over North Sea 5 miles off Yarmouth. Aircraft
crashed in sea. 4 crew rescued, 6 killed. MACR 2971
64458 720th Bombardment Squadron 450th Bombardment Group 15th Air Force Manduria Airfield Manduria Italy
Salvaged at Manduria Airfield Manduria Italy on April 26, 1944.
64459 (738th BS, 454th BG, 15th AF, based at San Giovanni Airfield, Foggia, Italy)
lost Mar 19, 1944 from unknown cause over Austria while on mission to Steyr, Austria.
Fate of crew unknown. MACR 3520.
64460 (453rd BG, 733rd BS, 8th AF, based at RAF Old Buckenham airfield, Station USAAF 144, Norfolk, England)
Shot down Mar 6, 1944 By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-6 Near Plantlunne Airfield, Germany
While Returning From a Mission to Genshagen Germany. Fw 190A-6 Flown By Hptm. Wolfgang Neu of JG 26/4.
(6) Crew Were Killed. (4) Crew Bailed and Were Captured and Became POWs. MACR 3972
64461 (449th BG, *Queen Bee*) lost Apr 23, 1944. MACR 4200. Took seven flak hits just after the target
at Schwechat, Austria, which knocked out the #1 engine. Attacked by fighters after it fell
behind the formation. Gunners claimed three fighters shot down. Radio operator badly
injured during the fighter attack and was parachuted out. Made crash landing in
Yugoslavia and remaining 9 crew members contacted partisans and evaded. MACR 4200
64462 ("Stinky the BTO", 449th BG, 716th BS, 15th AF, bsaed at Grottaglie Airfield, Taranto, Italy)
Shot down Feb 22, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 and Crashed 3 km Northwest of
Steiemark, Austria While on a Mission on The Me 109 Aircraft Factory at Regensburg Germany.
Believed BF 109G-6 Flown By Hptm. Hans Remmer of JG 27/1. (3) Crew Killed. (7) Crew Bailed Out and Became POWs.
MACR 2636
64463 759th Bombardment Squadron 459th Bombardment Group 15th Air Force Giulia Airfield Foggia Italy
Shot Down Apr 13, 1944 By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed at Imotski Yugoslavia While on a
Mission on The Airfield at Budapest Hungary. Aircraft Went into a Spin and Crashed and
Exploded on Impact. (9) Crew Were Killed. (1) Crewman Bailed Out and Was Captured and Became a POW.
Released in 1945. MACR 3975
64464 (453rd BG, 733rd BS, 8th AF, based at RAF Old Buckenham airfield, Station USAAF 144, Norfolk, England)
Shot down Apr 8,1944 By Gunfire From German Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-7 and Crashed Near Hennigen. Southwest of
Salzwedel, Germany While on a Mission on The Airfield at Brunswick, Germany. Fw 190A-7 Flown By
Unknown Pilot of JG 1. All (10) Crew Were Killed. MACR 3923
64465 (451st BG, 724th BS, 15th AF, "Mac's Flop House", based at Castelluccio Airfield Foggia Italy)
Shot down May 10, 1944 By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed Near Brinje, Yugoslavia While on a Mission to
Wiener Neustadt, Austria. All (10) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945
MACR 4792. There is also a
report of this plane being lost Aug 2, 1944, Mediterranean, but aircraft record card has the plane
being condemned as MIA May 10, 1944.
64466 to RFC at Altus, OK Sep 25, 1945
64467 (515th BS, 376th BG, 15th AF) shot down by AAA May 24, 1944, and crashed at Feiting, 28 km SSE of
Graz, Austria. MACR 5194. All 9 crew bailed out and became POW.
64468 salvaged Mar 24, 1945
64469 (453rd BG, 732nd BS, "El Flako") on third operational mission
to Berlin Mar 6, 1944, accidentally dropped its bombload
only 3 miles from Base (Old Beckenham). No casualties on
ground, only injury was to the pride of the aircraft crew.
Struck by flak during raid on oil refinery at Castrop-Rauxel
Nov 2, 1944, which tore off one wing and crashed at
Luenen-Sud. MACR 10165. All 10 crew KIA.
64470 (456th BG, 747th BS, 15th AF, *Rau Dee Dau*, based at Stornara Airfield, Cerignola, Italy)
Crashed at Langrickenbach, Switzerland Jul 20, 1944 due to Fuel Leaking From Bomb Bay While
on a Mission on a Factory at Fredrickshaven, Germany. All (10) Crew Bailed Out and Survived
and Were Interned in Switzerland. Released in 1945. Aircraft Was Destroyed. MACR 6870
64471 MIA Mar 30, 1944
64472 (732nd BS, 453rd BG, 8th AF, based at RAF Old Buckenham airfield, Station USAAF 144, Norfolk, England)
Landed at Le Culot Airfield A-89, Le Culot, Belgium For Unknown Cause on February 28, 1945, Which Was
Last Mission Flown. Unknown if Returned to U.S.A and Salvaged on September 15, 1945 at Unknown Location.
64473 (735nd BS, 453rd BG, 8th AF, based at RAF Old Buckenham airfield, Station USAAF 144, Norfolk, England)
Last Mission Flown on September 13, 1944. Declared War Weary and Salvaged on May 29, 1945 By BAD 3
at RAF Langford Lodge Airfield, Station USAAF-597, Lough Neagh, Ireland.
64474 crashed Jun 24, 1944
64475 (456th BG, 745th BS, 15th AF, "Calamity Jane" based at Stornara Airfield, Cerignola, Italy)
Ditched May 4, 1944 15 Miles North of Bari, Italy in The Adriatic Sea Due to Runaway Propellers
on (2) Engines While on a Practice Mission. The Left Wing Hit The Water and Broke off and
Crashed into The Fuselage. (3) Crew Were Killed. (3) Crew (MIA) and Believed Dead. (5) Crew
Survived and Were Rescued By Air Sea Rescue. MACR 16553
64476 (513rd BS, 376th BG, 15th AF) in takeoff accident Jun 24, 1944 at San Pancrazio airfield, Salentino, Italy.
All crew survived. Aircraft was destroyed and salvaged Oct 8, 1944
64477 MIA Aug 11, 1944
64478 (453rd BG, 735th BS, 8th AF, "Cabin in the Sky", based at RAF Old Buckenham airfield, Station USAAF 144,
Norfolk, England)
Shot down by flak Mar 27, 1944 and Crashed 3 to 5 Miles off Ponte de Chassiron ,Ile d'Oleron, France
in The Bay of Biscay While on a Mission to Bordeaux/Merignac Airfield, France. Aircraft Exploded on
Impact With The Water. All (11) Crew Were Killed.. MACR 3554.
64479 757th Bombardment Squadron 459th Bombardment Group 15th Air Force Giulia Airfield Foggia Italy
Shot Down Jul 7, 1944 By Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed Near Budapest Hungary While Returning
From a Mission on The Oil Refinery at Odertal Germany. (4) Crew Were Killed. (5) Crew Bailed
Out and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. MACR 6815
64480 (456th BG, 746th BS, 15th AF, based at Stornara Airfield, Cerignola, Italy)
Shot down Aug 22, 1944 by Anti-Aircraft Fire and Crashed Near Radun, Czechoslovakia While on a
Mission on The Oil Refinery at Blechhammer, Germany. (5) Crew Were Killed. (5) Crew Bailed Out
and Were Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. MACR 10001.
64481 (455th BG, 741st BS, 15th AF, "Jeannie", based at San Giovanni airfield, Foggia, Italy)
Shot down by AAA Jul 7, 1944 near Novy Jicin (village Petrkovice), Morava, Czechoslovakia
while on mission to coking plant at Odertal, Germany. All 9 crew bailed out and became POW.
MACR 6515.
64482 (455th BG, 742nd BS, 15th AF, based at San Giovanni airfield, Foggia, Italy)
Hit by flak and fighters and crashed Jun 13, 1944 at terfens, NE of, Grossvolderberg, Volders, Austria
while on mission to marshalling yards at Munich, Germany. All 10 crew bailed out and became POW. MACR 5812
64483 (455th BG) MIA Jul 7, 1944. MACR 6515. Also have report that thi plane was with 343rd BS,
98th BG, 15th AF based at Lecce airfield, Lecce, Italy and Shot Down Feb 22, 1944
By Anti-Aircraft Fire or Gunfire From Messerschmitt BF 110G-2 Near Regensburg Germany While on a
Mission on The Bf 109 Aircraft Factory at Regensburg, Germany. (10) Crew Were Killed.
(1) Crewman Was Blown Out and Survived and Was Captured and Became a POW. MACR 2727
64484 (734th BSD, 453rd BG, 8th AF, based at RAF Old Buckenham airfield, Station USAAF 144, Norfolk, England)
Crashed Jan 19, 1944 on Take off Due to Icing in a Field Beyond The End of The Runway
at RAF Old Buckenham Airfield, Station USAAF-144, Norfolk, England. All Crew Survived. Aircraft Was
Destroyed. Salvaged From January 19 to February 3, 1944. Condemned Feb 6, 1944
64485 (738th BS, 454th BG, 15th AF, based at San Giovanni Airfield, Foggia, Italy)
Shot down Apr 13, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 110G-2 10 km Southeast of Budapest and
Crashed 3 Miles North of Nagydorog. Hungary While on a Mission on The Tokol Airfield at Budapest, Hungary.
BF 110G-2 Flown By Lt. Maetzke of ZG 76/4. (3) Crew Killed. (8) Crew Bailed Out and Captured and
Became POWs. MACR 3912
64486 salvaged Aug 15, 1945
64487 (456th BG, 745th BS, 15th AF, based at Stornara Airfield, Cerignola, Italy)
Shot down Jul 2, 1944 By Gunfire From German Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 and Crashed West of Budapest, Hungary
While on a Mission on The Shell Oil Refinery at Budapest, Hungary. Believed BF 109G-6 Flown
By Gefr. Walter Wienzierl of JG 302/3. (3) Crew Were Killed. (7) Crew Bailed Out and Were
Captured and Became POWs. Released in 1945. MACR 6441
64488 (738th BS, 454th BG, 15th AF, based at San Giovanni Airfield, Foggia, Italy)
Crashed Jul 15, 1944 From Unknown Cause Between Hvar and Korcula, Yugoslavia in The Adriatic Sea
While Returning From a Mission on The Oil Refineries at Ploesti, Rumani. All (9) Crew Bailed Out
(1) Crewman Was Killed. (7) Crew Were Captured and Became POWs. (1) Crewman Evaded Capture. MACR 6757
64489 (725th BS, 451st BG, 15th AF, "Much Wampum", based at Castelluccio Airfield, Foggia, Italy)
Crashed Apr 24, 1945 into a Lighthouse Near Capri Island, Italy in The Gulf of Naples Due to Engine
Trouble While on a Routine Flight. The Left Wing Broke off and Aircraft Spun into The Water.
All (5) Onboard (3) Crew and (2) Civilians Were Killed. Aircraft Was Destroyed. salvaged Apr 25, 1945
64490 735th BS [H6*U], 453rd BG, 8th AF, based at RAF Old Buckenham airfield, Station USAAF 144, Norfolk, England).
Named ‘Cee Gee II’.
Intercepted off the coast and shot down by a small number of Me 410s led by Staffelkapitaen
Hauptmann Dieter Puttfarken of II/KG51 when attempting to land in the dark returning from a
late afternoon mission to the railway marshalling yards at Hamm, Germany. Crashed April 22, 1944
near Reydon, Suffolk. 4 crew killed (2 after bail out), 6 bailed out and survived. MACR 4781
64491 (744th BS, 456th BG, 15th AF, based at Stornara Airfield, Cerignola, Italy)
Crashed Feb 6, 1944 From Unknown Cause at Monte San Angelo, Italy. Unknown Number of Crew Were Killed.
Aircraft Was Destroyed.
64492 (456th BG, 746th BS, "Curly Top") crashed on island of
Zut (off the coast of present day Croatia) May 10, 1944.
The crew survived.
64493 (738th BS, 454th BG, 15th AF, based at San Giovanni Airfield, Foggia, Italy)
Crashed Sep 14, 1944 From Unknown Cause at Manfredonia, Italy. All (10) Crew Were Killed.
Aircraft Was Destroyed.
64494 salvaged Jul 18, 1944 as a result of combat damage on Jul 16, 1944. It belonged to the 455th Bomb Group,
742nd Bomb Squadron.
64495 (737th BS, 454th BG, 15th AF, based at San Giovanni Airfield, Foggia, Italy)
Crashed Apr 4, 1944 From Unknown Cause in The Adriatic Sea While on a Practice Mission.
All (10) Crew Fate Unknown. MACR 3717
64496 (453rd BG, 735th BS) interned in Switzerland Apr 25, 1944. MACR 4304. Subsequently
flown in Swiss Air Force markings. Returned Oct 11, 1945.
64497 (740th BS, 455th BG, 15th AF, based at San Giovanni airfield, Foggia, Italy)
Collided in midair with B-24H 41-29296 Mar 19, 1944 due to engine failure and crashed near Tremiti
Island, Italy in Adriatic Sea while on mission to Austria. All 10 crew killed. MACR 4026
64498 crashed Feb 8, 1944
64499 (745th BS, 456th BG, 15th AF, based at Stornara Airfield, Cerignola, Italy)
Crashed May 5, 1944 South of Ploesti, Rumania After 10 Feet of Right Wing Broke off After
Hit By Crewman That Bailed Out From B-24G (42-78235) while on a Mission on The Marshalling
Yards at Ploesti, Rumania. Number 4 Engine Broke off and Aircraft Went into a Spin.
All (10) Crew Were Killed. MACR 4749
64500 (743rd BS, 455th BG, 15th AF,"Dazzlin' Dutchess and the Ten Dukes" based at San Giovanni airfield, Foggia, Italy)
Creshed near Russe, Bulgaria Jun 11, 1944 due to reported fuel leaks while returning from mission
to oil storage at Giurpiu, Rumania. All 10 crew bailed out and became POW. MACR 5771
64501 (456th BG, 744th BS, 15th AF, based at Stornara Airfield, Cerignola, Italy)
Collided Jul 21, 1944 With B-24G (42-78306) in Mid Air and Exploded and Seen to Disintegrate
in Mid Air at Teplitz Schonau, Czechoslovakia While on a Mission to The Brux Synthetic Oil
Refinery in Czechoslovakia. (7) Crew Were Killed. (2) Crew Bailed Out and Were Captured
and Became POWs. Released in 1945. MACR 10721
42-64502/65201 Curtiss P-40K-1 Warhawk
serials cancelled and reassigned as 42-45722/46321
42-64502/64701 North American B-25C-20 Mitchell
MSN 96-16381/96-16580
64502/64506 to USN as PBJ-1C 34998/35002
64522 (310th BG, 381st BS) shot down by AAA 1.5 mi E of Sciacca, Sicily, Italy Jul 10, 1943. 6 KIA. MACR 342.
64510 (379th BS, 310th BG) list Oct 10, 1943. MACR 1102. The MACR has the serial number wrong, as 42-6451, which
was a B-29
64531 converted to B-25G
64535 (340th BS(M), 340th BG(M)) shot down by AAA over Sicily Jul 31, 1943. MACR 15461. All crew killed.
64539 451st BG. Salvaged Feb 4, 1944.
64540 (340th BG, 486th BS) shot down by AAA
near Kalamaki, Greece Nov 17, 1943. MACR 1826. 4 KIA, 1 POW,
1 evaded.
64550 (321st BG) lost Feb 19, 1944. MACR 2477
64552 (321st BG) lost Mar 28, 1944. MACR 3507
64554 (310th BG, 428th BS) left wing broke off and plane crashed into sea 32 km W of
Paola, Italy Sep 7, 1943 while returning from mission to Trebisacce, Italy. MACR 567. Entire
crew of 6 lost.
64557 (321st BGk 446th BS) took a direct flak hit in the nose and crashed at Velletri, Italy Jan 27, 1944. 5 KIA, 2 POW. MACR 2472
64558 converted to B-25G
64559 (321st BG) lost Apr 14, 1944. MACR 4188
64561 converted to B-25G
64563 converted to B-25G. With 42nd BG (M), 390th BS, shot down by AAA between Shortland Island and
Vella LaVella Oct 6, 1943 in Solomons. MACR 787. Entire crew rescued.
64569 converted to B-25G
64570 (42nd BG, 390th BS) shot down by AAA from area of Vunakanau
Airdrome, New Britain Jan 20, 1944. MACR 1788. All 6 crew KIA.
64571 (42nd BG) lost Oct 12, 1943. MACR 1222
64579/64582 converted to B-25G
64579 (321st BG) lost Oct 30, 1943. MACR 1137
64583 (321st BG, 447th BS) crashlanded in water in Corsica May 4, 1944 after experiencing
runaway prop after takeoff from Solenzari field. All crew
rescued.
64584/64587 converted to B-25G
64588 SOC at Searcy Field, Stillwater, OK. Sold by War Assets Corp to Paul Mantz Feb 19, 1946
64589 (341st BG) lost Feb 6, 1944. MACR 2317
64590 (321st BG, 445th BS) shot down by Maj Gustav-Siegfried Rodel inBf 109G-6 of JG 27/Stab over sea off
Greece and ditched 20 K=km S of Levadhia, Greece Oct 8, 1943. MACR 1307. 3 KIA, 2 POW, 2 evaded.
64594 (310th BG, 381st BS) shot down by AAA and when tried to crashland struck trees and crashed near
Teggiano, Italy Sep 9, 1943. MACR 643. 4 KIA, 1 POW.
64597 (310th BG, 379th BS) shot down by AAA at Montecorvino, Italy Jul 20, 1943. 4 KIA, 1 died of injuries. MACR 249.
64598 (321st BG, 447th BS) shot down by AAA NW of Chieti, Italy Dec 2, 1943. MACR 1619.
64600 (321 BG, 447 BS, *Lady Luck*)
64602/64621 to USN as PBJ-1C 35003/35022
64622 to RAF as Mitchell III FV900. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64623 to RAF as Mitchell III FV901. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64624 to RAF as Mitchell III FV902. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64625 to RAF as Mitchell III FV903. DBR during German air raid while parked at
Melsbroek, Belgium Jan 19, 1945
64626 to RAF as Mitchell III FV904. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64627 to RAF as Mitchell III FV905. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64628 to RAF as Mitchell III FV906. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64629 to RAF as Mitchell III FV907. Wrecked when hit Ventura AE856 (direct purchase so no
USAAF or USN serial) on takeoff at Oulton, England Jun 6, 1943
64630 to RAF as Mitchell III FV908. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64631 to RAF as Mitchell III FV909. SOC Aug 22, 1944
64632 to RAF as Mitchell III FV910. Hit by flak near Abbeville, France and ditched Feb 25, 1944
64633 to RAF as Mitchell III FV911. Control lost during single-engined flight, crashed 2 mi E of
Little Snoring, England Oct 4, 1943.
64634 to RAF as Mitchell III FV912. Shot down by flak, Matinvast Nov 26, 1943
64635 to RAF as Mitchell III FV913. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64636 to RAF as Mitchell III FV914. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64637 to RAF as Mitchell III FV915. Flew into ground after takeoff at Swanton Morley,
England Apr 23, 1944
64638 to RAF as Mitchell III FV916. SOC Feb 3, 1947
64639 to RAF as Mitchell III FV917. Returned to USA Nov 7,1 945
64640 to RAF as Mitchell III FV918. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64641 to RAF as Mitchell III FV919. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64649 converted to B-25G. Lost with 321st BG 448th BS when crashed into
sea 60 mi NW of Cape Fortass, Tunisia Aug 10, 1943. MACR 6144. 5 KIA, 1 rescued.
64651 (341st BG, 490th BS) lost Aug 12, 1943, China. MACR 322
64654 converted to B-25G
64655 (321st BG, 448th BS) shot down by AAA and crashed 2 mi S of Attigliano, Italy Apr 17, 1944. MACR 4193.
5 KIA, 1 POW, 1 evaded.
64657 (321st BG, 447th BS) shot down by AAA at Gerbini, Sicily Jul 5, 1943, Sicily. MACR 71
5 KIA
64661 (321st BG, 448th BS) ditched in Adriatic 12 km W of Kryekuq, Albania
on return from raid on Albanian airfield Nov 12, 1943. MACR 1602. 2 crew bailed
out over coast prior to ditching but one crew's chute failed
to open and he was killed. The other was rescued 2 days
later. The other 5 crewmembers entered a dinghy and were
rescued by Italian ASR shortly thereafter.
64662 (10th BG) lost Mar 14, 1944. MACR 3505
64664 (310th BG, 428th BS) shot down by Bf 109G-6 of JG 53/I flown by Ltn Hermann Wolf 2 km W of Spezzano Albanese,
Italy Sep 8, 1943. MACR 717. 3 KIA, 2 POW
64667 named "Wet Dreams".
64668 converted to B-25G
64670/64675 converted to B-25G
64675 (321st BG, 445th BS) shot down by Fw Alfred Stuckler in Bf 109G-6 of JG 27/8
over sea off Greece and ditched 10 mi NW of Patras, Greece Oct 8, 1943. MACR 927 and 1301.
8 POW.
64688 to RAF as Mitchell II FR172 for service with Dutch No 320 Sqdn in UK - Wrecked when engine failed
on takeoff and aircraft swung and undercarriage collapsed, Sherburn-in-Emlet, England Aug 31, 1943
64689 to RAF as Mitchell II FR173 for service with Dutch No 320 Sqdn in UK. To Netherlands AF Jul 22, 1947.
64690 to RAF as Mitchell II FR174 for service with Dutch No 320 Sqdn in UK. Hit by flak over Cherbourg
Oct 28, 1943 and DBR when crashlanded at Tarrant Rushton, England.
64691 to RAF as Mitchell II FR175 for service with Dutch No 320 Sqdn in UK. To Netherlands AF Jul 22, 1947.
64692 converted to B-25G
64693 converted to B-25G
64696/64701 converted to B-25G
42-64702/64801 North American B-25C-25 Mitchell
MSN 96-16581/96-16680
64702/64707 converted to B-25G
64705 (42nd BG) lost Jun 5, 1944. MACR 5660.
64708/64732 to USN as PBJ-1C 35023/35047
64733 to RAF as Mitchell III FV920. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64734 to RAF as Mitchell III FV921. Hit by flak and subsequently crashed at Ivychurch, England
Sep 6, 1943
64735 to RAF as Mitchell III FV922. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64736 to RAF as Mitchell III FV923. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64737 to RAF as Mitchell III FV924. Missing Sep 3, 1944.
64738 to RAF as Mitchell III FV925. Relegated to ground instructional airframe with serial
4189M September 1943; presumably subsequently scrapped
64739 to RAF as Mitchell III FV926. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64740 to RAF as Mitchell III FV927. Shot down by AAA Mimoyecques, France Nov 8, 1943
64741 to RAF as Mitchell III FV928. Crashed at Vielsham while returning from operation Dec 29, 1944
64742 to RAF as Mitchell III FV929. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64743 to RAF as Mitchell III FV930. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64744 to RAF as Mitchell III FV931. Damaged by explosion of Mitchell FV985 (41-30660) and w/o when
crashlanded at Tangmere, England Jul 23, 1944
64745 to RAF as Mitchell III FV932. Shot down by Me 210s during air-sea rescue mission Jul 30, 1943
64746 to RAF as Mitchell III FV933. SOC Aug 22, 1944
64747 to RAF as Mitchell III FV934. Hit by flak and wrecked when crashlanded at Friston,
England Feb 25, 1944
64748 to RAF as Mitchell III FV935. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64749 to RAF as Mitchell III FV936. DBR when crashlanded after engine failure,
Dunsfold, England Sep 8, 1944
64750 to RAF as Mitchell III FV937. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64751 to RAF as Mitchell III FV938. SOC Jun 5, 1947
64752 to RAF as Mitchell III FV939. Hit by flak and crashed near Manston, England Nov 8, 1943
64753/64772 converted to B-25G
64757 (341st BG) lost 10 mi S of Yockow, China Nov 12, 1943. MACR 1106
64760 (908th AAF Base Unit) crashed 1 1/4 mi N of West
Chester, PA on training flight May 7, 1944. No survivors
64776 (42nd BG) lost at Solomons Nov 29, 1943. MACR 1185
64779 converted to B-25G
64780 converted to B-25G
64786 to RAF as Mitchell II FR176 for service with Dutch No 320 Sqdn in UK. Hit by flak over Hedel
Oct 24, 1944 and crew bailed out.
64787 to RAF as Mitchell II FR177 for service with Dutch No 320 Sqdn in UK. Hit by flak over Gorenflos and ditched
in English Channel Mar 18, 1944
64788 to RAF as Mitchell II FR178 for service with Dutch No 320 Sqdn in UK. Hit by flak and exploded
Lanveoc-Poulmic Oct 25, 1943
64789 to RAF as Mitchell II FR179 for service with Dutch No 320 Sqdn in UK. Missing during night intruder
mission Jun 8, 1944
42-64802/65101 North American B-25G-5 Mitchell
42-64802/64901 MSN 96-16681/96-16780
42-64902/65101 MSN 96-20806/96-21005
64807 (38th BG) lost Jan 21, 1944, SW Pacific.
64810 (38th BG) lost Feb 2, 1944, New Guinea
64822 to RAF as Mitchell II FR208. Relegated to instructional airframe Feb 1945
with serial 4823M. Presumably subsequently scrapped
64823 to RAF as Mitchell II FR209. Located at Heroplane and Armament Experimental Establishment,
Boscombe Down, Wiltshire, UK. Used for armament trials. Empire Flying School,
Hullavington, Wiltshire. Relegated to instructional airframe Sep 13, 1951
with serial 6981M. Presumably subsequently scrapped.
64827 (38th BG) lost Jan 16, 1944, New Guines
64833 (41st BG, 48th BS, "Paper Doll") survived the war. Not sure of
its ultimate disposition.
64835 (822th BS, 38th BG) crash-landed in Papua New Guinea following
strafing attack Apr 12, 1944. Crew of 5 survived the landing
but are believed to have been captured by the Japanese.
They were never seen again, presumed executed by their captors.
The plane is still there.
64843 (38th BG) lost Nov 10, 1943, New Guinea
64846 (38th BG) shot down by AAA at Arwin Island, New
Guinea Nov 22, 1943. MACR 1171. 5 KIA
64850 (38th BG, 823rd BS) damaged by AAA and crashed into water
offshore S of Madang, New Guinea Nov 3, 1943. MACR 1087.
Crew entered dinghy and paddled ashore.
64856 498th BS, 345th BG lost Boeroe Island Sep 10, 1944. All 6 crew MIA. MACR 15671
64867 (38th BG, 823rd BS) DBR during landing at Saidor Apr 16, 1944 during infamous Black
Sunday mission to Hollanida
64868 lost Jul 28, 1943, Pacific. MACR 10.
64873 (38th BG, 823rd BS) lost in attack on Kavieng, New Britain
Feb 15, 1944. All 5 crew killed.
64881 (38th BG) lost Jan 28, 1944, SW Pacific.
64889 (38th BG, 823rd BS) shot down by AAA and crashed into sea off
Wewak, New Guinea Nov 27, 1943. MACR 1177. 6 KIA.
64892 ("On the Make")
64893 (41st BG, 820th BS) tail shot off by AAA at Jaluit Atoll, Marhsalls Jan 2, 1944. MACR 1586. 6 KIA.
64889 (38th BG) lost Nov 27, 1943, New Guinea.
64893 (41st BG) lost Jan 2, 1945, Central Pacific
64911 (41st BG) lost Jan 17, 1944, Central Pacific.
64915 (41st BG) lost Feb 12, 1944, Central Pacific.
64924 (41st BG) lost Jan 28, 1944, Central Pacific.
64934 (41st BG) possible phosphorus shell exploded above the aircraft Aug 7, 1945, causing fire.
Aircraft rashed near Makurazaki. 6 crew MIA
64948 (41st BG) lost Jan 22, 1944, Central Pacific.
64949 (41st BG) lost Jan 22, 1944, Central Pacific.
64957 (41st BG) lost Jan 15, 1944, Central Pacific.
65026/65030 Lend-Lease to USSR
65031 to USN as PBJ-1G 35097
65037 surveyed Aug 17, 1945
65038 condemned Apr 1, 1944
65039 to RFC at Altus Sep 5, 1945
65040 crashed Edinburg AAB, Trinidad, BWI Sep 15, 1943. 6 killed.
65041 to RFC at Altus Sep 11, 1945
65042 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Jan 17, 1946
65043 to RFC at Altus Sep 11, 1945
65044 to RFC at Altus Sep 6, 1948
65045 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Oct 31, 1945
65046 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Dec 7, 1945
65047 surveyed Apr 5, 1944
65048 surveyed Oct 22, 1943
65049 to RFC at Altus Sep 11, 145
65050 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Oct 31, 1945
65051 to reclamation Jan 1, 1947
65052 to RFC at Altus Sep 6, 1945
65053 to RFC at Altus Sep 6, 1945
65054 to RFC at Altus Sep 11, 1945
65055 to reclamation Douglas AAF, AZ Feb 17, 1945
65056 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Nov 15, 1945
65057 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Nov 15, 1945
65058 surveyed at Brooks AAF Jun 7, 1944
65059 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Sep 20, 1945
65060 surveyed at Greenville AAF, SC Sep 1, 1943.
65061 (25th BG) lost Jan 13, 1944, Caribbean
65062 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Sep 6, 1945
65063 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Oct 31, 1945
65064 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Oct 31, 1945
65065 to RFC at Altus Sep 5, 1945
65066 to RFC at Altus Sep 11, 1945
65067 to reclamation at Lowry AAF, CO Oct 15, 1945
65068 to RFC at Altus Sep 11, 1945
65069 (25th BG, 59th BS) bellylanded at Beane Field, St Lucia
Dec 17, 1943. Condemned Apr 1, 1944.
65070 to reclamation at La Junta AAF, CO Jul 17, 1945
65071 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Dec 6, 1945
65072 to RFC at Kingman, AZ Dec 4, 1945.
65073 to RFC at Altus Oct 29, 1945
65074 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Nov 19, 1945
65075 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Nov 21, 1945
65076 to RFC at Altus Sep 11, 1945
65077 to RFC at Altus Sep 11, 1945
65078 to RFC at Altus Aug 11, 1945
65079 to RFC at Altus Sep 11, 1945
65080 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Oct 2, 1945
65081 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Nov 15, 1945
65082 to reclamation at Enid AAF, OK Mar 27, 1945.
65083 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Oct 2, 1945
65084 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Sep 21, 1945
65085 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Oct 2, 1945
65086 to reclamantion at Brooks AAF, TX Feb 13, 1946
65087 slavaged May 31, 1946
65088 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Nov 19, 1945
65089 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Nov 19, 1945
65090 salvaged Apr 15, 1944
65091 to RFC at Albuquerque Aug 6, 1945.
65092 to RFC at Albuquerque Aug 18, 1945
65093 to RFC at Altus Sep 11, 1945
65094 to RAF Nov 22, 1944. RAF serial not known
65095 surveyed Frederick AAF, OK Apr 2, 1945
65096 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Nov 15, 1945
65097 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Oct 31, 1945
65098 salvaged Aug 14, 1945
65099 to RFC at Altus Sep 11, 1945
65100 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Sep 21, 1945
65101 to reclamation at Columbia AAF ,SC Apr 18, 1945
42-65102/65201 North American B-25G-10 Mitchell
MSN 96-21006/96-21105
65102 to RFC at Albuquerque, NM Aug 6, 1945
65103 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Oct 2, 1945
65104 surveyed sep 18,1 943
65105 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Dec 6, 1945
65106 in combat-related accident Jan 31,1 945
65107 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Nov 19,1 945
65108 salvaged Nov 12, 1944
65109 lost in action Jan 20, 1945
65110 to reclamation Jul 13, 1949.
65111 salvaged Sep 6, 1945
65112 in combat-related accident Mar 22, 1945
65113 lost in typhoon Oct 28, 1945
65114 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Sep 21, 1945
65115 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Oct 2, 1945
65116 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Sep 22, 1945
65117 surveyed Feb 25, 1944
65118 (25th BG, 417th BS) exploded and crashed into Caribbean Sea 15 mi NW off Borinquen, Puerto Rico
Oct 30, 1943. 6 KIA. MACR 980.condemned Nov 30, 1943
65119 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Sep 20,1945
65120 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Dec 6, 1945
65121 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Dec 6, 1945
65122 surveyed Jan 8, 1944
65123 to RFC at Albuquerque Aug 6, 1945
65124 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Oct 2, 1945
65125 surveyed Apr 1, 1944
65126 to CL-26 at Turner AAF, GA Jul 22, 1944
65127 to RFC at Albuquerque, NM Aug 6, 1945
65129 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Nov 15, 1945.
65130 to RFC at Altus Oct 24, 1945
65131 to reclamation at Olmstead AAF, PA May 24, 1946
65132 condemned Apr 30, 1945
65133 to RFC at Altus Sep 11, 1945
65134 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Nov 19, 1945
65135 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Nov 15, 1945.
65136 to RFC at Albuquerque, NM Aug 18, 1945
65137 to reclamation Jan 1, 1947
65138 to RFC at Lemoore AAF, CA Nov 16, 1945
65139 to reclamation Jan 1, 1947
65140 to reclamation Jan 12, 1946
65141 in accident Dec 24, 1944
65142 lost to AAA Nov 19, 1944
65143 in accident Jun 10, 1944
65144 in non-combat accident Jan 10, 1945
65145 in non-combat accident Feb 3, 1945
65146 in non-combat accident Sep 6, 1945
65147 to reclamation Jul 13, 1949
65148 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Sep 19, 1945
65149 to reclamation Jul 13, 1949
65150 surveyed at Hanner AAF, CA May 4, 1944
65151 salvaged Oct 2, 1945
65152 salvaged Jun 3,1 944
65153 condemned Dec 14, 1944
65154 to reclamation Dec 13, 1946
65155 (42nd BG 390th BS, "Goin' Hard") lost to AAA Mar 4, 1945 off Leyte (Zamboanga), Phillipines. Crew rescued.
65156 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Oct 9, 1946
65157 to RFC at Kingman Dec 15, 1945
65168 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Oct 2, 1945
65159 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Sep 21, 1945
65160 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Sep 27, 1945
65161 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Sep 20, 1945
65162 surveyed Jul 1, 1948
65163 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Oct 2, 1945
65164 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Oct 31, 1945
65165 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Dec 6, 1945
65166 to RFC at Altus Oct 29, 1945
65167 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Nov 15, 1945
65168 to rFC at Pampa, TX Sep 25, 1945
65169 to reclamation Jan 1, 1947
65170 to RFC at Altus Sep 11, 1945
65171 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Sep 21, 1945
65172 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Nov 15, 1945
65173 to RFC at Altus Oct 29, 1945
65174 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Dec 27, 1945
65188 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Nov 15, 1945
65189 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Nov 15, 1945
65190 to RFC at Altus Aug 30, 1945
65191 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Oct 31, 1945
65192 surveyed Jan 25, 1944
65193 to reclamation at Enid AAF, OK Jul 5, 1945
65194 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Sep 21, 1945
65195 surveyed Apr 11, 1944
65196 to reclamation at Columbia, MS Apr 20, 1945
65197 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Dec 6, 1945
65198 surveyed at Mather AAF, CA by Aug 1,1944
65199 to RFC at Walnut Ridte Sep 19, 1945
65200 to RFC at Walnut Ridge Sep 20,1945
65201 surveyed at Hammer AAF, CA Feb 13, 1944.
42-65202/65901 Curtiss P-40L Warhawk
Serials cancelled and reassigned as 42-10430/11129.
42-65202/65204 Martin-Omaha B-29-1-MO Superfortress
Built under licence by Glenn L. Martin Company, Omaha, NB
65202 Delivered to USAAF 26May44. Assigned to 676th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group
Named ‘Satan’s Angel’. Departed CONUS for CBI 2Jul44
(444th BG) collided in midair with 42-24507 Mar 25, 1945 near Calcutta, India while on training flight and crashed
into Bay of Bengal. MACR 13445. Other plane landed safely.
65203 Delivered to USAAF 2Jun44. To the Glenn L. Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB. Departed 23Jun44
To the Oklahoma City Air Depot, Tinker AAF, OK. Departed 28Jun44. Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group
Departed CONUS for CBI 24Aug44. Missing en-route from Natal, Brazil to Accra, Gold Coast
Sep 18, 1944. MACR 8525
65204 Delivered to USAAF 14Jun44. Assigned to 677th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkindi, India
In some databases (444th BG, 677th BS) listed as damaged during mission over Omura, Japan
Nov 23, 1944, made emergency landing
at Ankang, China and collided on runway with B-29 42-6290. 4 crew killed, 7 survived. Aircraft DBR.
It was actually 42-6321 that collided with 42-6920
42-65205/65211 Martin-Omaha B-29-5-MO Superfortress
Built under licence by Glenn L. Martin Company, Omaha, NB
65205 Delivered to USAAF 24Jun44. Assigned to 594th Army Air Force Base Unit, Topeka AAF, KS
To reclamation at Tinker May 10, 1949
65206 Delivered to USAAF 31Jul44. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
To reclamation at Pyote Sep 11, 1950
65207 Delivered to USAAF 31Jul44. Assigned to 6th Bomb Group. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
65208 Delivered to USAAF 1Aug44. Assigned to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group 25Sep44
Named ‘Andy’s Dandy’. Declared war weary. Returned to CONUS 23Feb45 - 15 missions
To reclamation at Tinker May 15, 1946
65209 Accident 4Dec44 at Mills AAF, San Francisco, CA
Assigned to 21st Bomb Squadron, 501st Bomb Group, Harvard AAF, NB
Accident 12Mar45 due to mechanical failure landing at Harvard AAF, NB
Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Assigned to 509th Composite Group
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as stored at Davis-Monthan, AZ, with Silverplate modifications removed.
65210 Delivered to USAAF 9Aug44. Named ‘Filthy Fay’. Named ‘Fay’. The crew chief had a painting of a
standing young lady with very little clothing painted on the nose and named the plane FILTHY FAY.
The aircraft commander of a flight crew assigned to the plane in the Spring of 1945 objected to the
art and FAY was clothed and the FILTHY removed.
(498th BG, 874th BS) shot down by AAA and crashed at Nakashinden Yatomi-chi Nagoya, Japan
during mission to Mitsubishi aircraft engine works at Nagoya, Japan Mar 25, 1945. MACR 13447.
All 11 crew killed.
65211 Delivered to USAAF 29Aug44. Named ‘Lady Eve’
(498th BG, 875th BS) hit by flak on mission to Tokyo May 26, 1945. Returned to Iwo Jima and
crew bailed out. All rescued.
42-65212/65219 Martin-Omaha B-29-10-MO Superfortress
Built under licence by Glenn L. Martin Company, Omaha, NB
65212 Delivered to USAAF 30Aug44. Departed CONUS for PTO, arrived Saipan 26Oct44
Named ‘Mrs Tittymouse’. (498th BG, 875th BS) damaged on ground in raid 12/25/1944.
Shot down by Ki-61 Apr 7, 1945 on raid on Tokyo. Flak blew off the left wing. Last seen
going down in a spin. MACR 13658. 10 crew KIA, 1 bailed out and became POW.
65213 Delivered to USAAF 29Aug44. Departed CONUS for CBI 11Sep44. Named ‘Carla Lani – Battle Baby’
(462nd BG, 770th BS) disintegrated in midair over Lashani, China Dec 7, 1944. All 11 crew killed.
The aircraft was returning to India after a mission to Mukden, Manchuria. It had just taken off from
Kiunglai, China on a ferry mission to Piardoba, India with 17 men on board. It started to pick up
ice at 4,500 feet but continued to climb to an altitude of 10,600 feet. By this time the aircraft
had picked up so much ice that it could climb no further. The pilot tried to make a turn to
return to base at which time it went into a flat spin, and began to disintegrate in midair.
Official cause of accident listed as excessive icing conditions.\
65214 Delivered to USAAF 31Aug44. To reclamation at Hill Field Sep 6, 1951
65215 Delivered to USAAF 9Sep44. Assigned to 874th Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group, Great Bend AAF, KS
The aircraft had a mid-air collision 28Sep44 with B-29 #42-63433 at approximately 17,000 feet altitude
in the skies near Philip, South Dakota. The two bombers were operating out of the Kearny Army
Airfield in Nebraska. All personnel aboard both planes were killed.
65216 Delivered to USAAF 15Sep44. Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
[On 14 September 1944, the 393rd Bombardment Squadron arrived at Wendover from its former base at
Fairmont Army Air Base, Nebraska, where it had been in operational training (OTU) with the 504th
Bombardment Group since 12 March. When its parent group deployed to the Marianas in early November 1944,
the squadron was assigned directly to the Second Air Force until creation of the 509th Composite Group.]
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 509th Composite Group
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as stored at Pyote, TX, with Silverplate modifications removed.
To reclamation at Pyote Sep 11,1950
65217 Delivered to USAAF 16Sep44. Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Assigned to 509th Composite Group, 393rd BS.
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as stored at Victorville, CA, with Silverplate modifications removed.
To reclamation at Pyote Sep 11, 1950.
65218 Delivered to USAAF 20Sep44. (500th BG, 883rd BS) MIA Nov 29, 1944 SW Pacific.
The aircraft was on its second operational mission; the crew was on its first mission, a nuisance
raid to Tokyo. The aircraft disappeared without trace. 9 MIA. MACR 10449
65219 Delivered to USAAF 26Sep44. Assigned to 881st Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group
Named ‘Punchin’ Judy’. Returned to CONUS – 52 missions. To reclamation at Tinker Mar 31, 1951
42-65220/65235 Martin-Omaha B-29-15-MO Superfortress
Built under licence by Glenn L. Martin Company, Omaha, NB
65220 Delivered to USAAF 26Sep44. Named ‘Off Limits Limited’
Damaged by bombs from Japanese aircraft at Isely Field, Saipan Nov 27, 1944.
(499th BG, 878th BS) MIA Dec 27, 1944 in Pacific Ocean. Fate of crew unknown.
65221 Assigned to 882nd Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group. Named ‘Gravel Gertie’
Damaged during take-off when the right main landing gear collapsed
The aircraft was damaged after its first mission. After repair, it returned to 882nd BS and went
on to complete 50 missions until being retired after a taxi accident on 6 Aug45.
65222 Delivered to USAAF 29Sep44. Assigned to 879th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group. Named ‘Super Wabbit’
(499th BG, 877th BS) rammed by Ki-45 Nick over the target while on mission to Tokyo and crashed near
Lake Kawaguchi Yamanishi, Japan Feb 19, 1945 and crashed. MACR 12522. All 11 crew KIA
65223 Delivered to USAAF 29Sep44
Assigned to 4020th Army Air Force Base Unit, Headquarters Air Technical Service Command, Wright AAF, OH
Damaged 25Aug47 due to mechanical failure at Lowry AAF, CO
Assigned to 4000th Air Force Base Unit, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH
Accident 10Feb48 landing at Wright-Patterson AFB, OH. Reclaimed at Niagara AFB, NY 18Feb54
65224 Assigned to 878th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group
65225 Delivered to USAAF 11Oct44
Assigned to 676th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkundi, India
Departed CONUS for CBI 4Nov44; arrived Dudhkundi, India
Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India 7Dec44
(40th BG, 25th BS) crashed on takeoff at Hsinching Airfield (A-1) Sichuan, China (forward staging
base) Dec 31, 1944 after 2 engines failed. 2 crew killed, 8 survived. Aircraft destroyed.
65226 Delivered to USAAF 18Oct44. Assigned to 677th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkindi, India
The aircraft took off from Dudhkundi Airfield, India on a bombing mission against Singapore to bomb
the Seletar Naval Base and hit by AAA over Singapore Jan 11, 1945.
The crash site was near the village Tong San, Masai, Johore, Malaya.. MACR 10878. 6 crew KIA, 5 bailed out
2 captured and became POW, 3 evaded and were helped by friendly Chinese and were rescued by US Navy
submarine.
65227 Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 20Nov44. Named ‘Lady Be Good’
Assigned to 677th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group 17Sep45
65228 Assigned to 677th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkindi, India. Transferred to Tinian 5May45
(444th BG, 677th BS "Earthquake McGoon/ AS ANY FOOL KIN PLAINLY SEE") salvaged on Iwo
Jima Jun 26, 1945.
65229 Delivered to USAAF 24Oct44. Assigned to 39th Bomb Squadron, 6th Bomb Group. Named ‘Do It Again’
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 5May54
65230 Delivered to USAAF 24Oct44. Assigned to 768th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group
Departed CONUS for CBI 19Nov44. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 10May54
65231 Delivered to USAAF 27Oct44. Named ‘Gonna Mak’er’
(497th BG, 871st BS) rammed by Ki-45 Nick of 4th Sentai and crashed Apr 18, 1945 while on mission to
Tachiaria, Japan. MACR 14308. All 11 crew KIA.
65232 Delivered to USAAF 28Oct44. Departed CONUS for CBI 26Nov44
Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Transferred to Tinian
To reclamation May 10, 1949 at Tinker. Named "Missouri Queen"
65233 Departed CONUS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 11Dec44
Assigned to 25th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India. Transferred to Tinian May45
Named ‘Superstitious Aloysious’. Named ‘Tabooma III’. Returned to CONUS 12Oct45
65234 Delivered to USAAF 18Oct44. Assigned to 97th Bomb Group, Smoky Hill AAF, KS
Modified to TB-29 for radar evaluation by the Oklahoma City Air Materiel Area (OCAMA), Tinker AFB, OK
Assigned to 10th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron, 26th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing, Yokota AB, Japan
Damaged 10Jul53 in a ground collision during taxying at Yokota AB, Japan
Accident 13Feb54 due to structural failure at Yokota AB, Japan
Assigned to 6023rd Radar Evaluation Squadron, Naha AB, Okinawa
This was the last USAF B-29 in service and was retired from the USAF inventory at 2010 hours on
21 June 1960, when Major Clarence C. Rarick of the 6023rd Radar Evaluation Squadron landed at
Naha Air Base, Okinawa, bringing the era of B-29 Superfortress military service to an end.
65235 Delivered to USAAF 18Oct44. Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Assigned to 393rd BS, 509th Composite Group.
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as stored at Davis-Monthan, AZ, with Silverplate modifications removed.
42-65236/65263 Martin-Omaha B-29-20-MO Superfortress
Built under licence by Glenn L. Martin Company, Omaha, NB
65236 Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Assigned to 393rd BS, 509th Composite Group.
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as stored at Pyote, TX, with Silverplate modifications removed
65237 Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Assigned to 393rd BS, 509th Composite Group.
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as stored at Davis-Monthan, AZ, with Silverplate modifications removed.
65238 Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Assigned to 393rd BS, 509th Composite Group
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as stored at Davis-Monthan, AZ, with Silverplate modifications removed.
65239 Delivered to USAAF 26Oct45. Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Assigned to 393rd BS, 509th Composite Group.
Assigned to 3502nd Army Air Force Base Unit, Amarillo AAF, TX
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as stored at Davis-Monthan, AZ, with Silverplate modifications removed.
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 10May54
65240 Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Assigned to 393rd BS, 509th Composite Group.
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as stored at Pyote, TX, with Silverplate modifications removed.
65241 Delivered to USAAF 14Nov44. Assigned to 398th Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group, 313th Bomb Wing
Named ‘Life of Riley’. Crashed on Alamagan Island, Marianas due to engine fire Mar 24, 1945 while returning
from mission to Mitsubishi aircraft engine plant at Nagoya, Japan. MACR 13380. All 10 crew killed.
After being reported missing, the 313th Bomb Wing's Air & Sea Rescue searched for this B-29, without result.
65242 Delivered to USAAF 15Nov44. Assigned to 398th Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group, 313th Bomb Wing
MIA Mar 16, 1945 on mission to Kobe. 10 crewmen, no survivors. MACR 14246
65243 Delivered to USAAF 25Nov44. Assigned to 505th Bomb Group. Named ‘Steveadorable’
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 10May54
65244 Delivered to USAAF 18Nov44. Assigned to 877th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group. Named ‘Poison Lil’
Assigned to 504th Bomb Group. Returned to CONUS – 13 missions. To reclamation at Tinker May 10, 1949.
65245 Assigned to 500th Bomb Group. Assigned to 879th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group
Named ‘Stateside Limited’
65246 Delivered to USAAF 27Nov44. Named ‘Irish Lassie’
(497th BG, 871st BS) rammed by Ki-61 Jan 27, 1945 over Tokyo while mission to Musashiho and Nakajima
aircraft plants at Tokyo. Able to fly back to base. All 11 crew survived, aircraft salvaged.
65247 Delivered to USAAF 27Nov44. Assigned to 882nd Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group
Transferred to 883rd Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group. Named ‘Million Dollar Baby’
Returned to CONUS – 60 missions. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 4Oct54
65248 Delivered to USAAF 27Nov44. Assigned to 881st Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group
Assigned to 874th Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group
(498th BG, 874th BS) hit by flak Jun 5, 1945 while on mission to Japan. Landed at Iwo Jima. All crew
survived, aircraft DBR and surveyed Jun 8, 1945.
65249 Delivered to USAAF 27Nov44. Assigned to 881st Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group. Named ‘Ann Dee’
Accident 29Mar45 on the ground at Isely Field, Saipan
Accident 23May45 due to engine failure landing at Isely Field, Saipan. Returned to CONUS – 46 missions
To reclamation at Tinker AFB Aug 28, 1950
65250 Delivered to USAAF 30Nov44. Assigned to 505th Bomb Group
Reclaimed at Smoky Hill AFB, KS 21Nov47
65251 Delivered to USAAF 27Nov44. Assigned to 883rd Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group
Named ’20th Century Sweetheart’. Returned to CONUS – 55 missions
Accident 23Oct45 taxying at NAS Honolulu, HI. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 10May54
65252 Delivered to USAAF 30Nov44. To the Ogden Air Depot, UT. Departed 5Dec44
Departed CONUS for CBI 17Dec44; arrived India 29Dec44
Assigned to 769th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India.
Damaged during landing at Piardoba, India, 4Jan45. This aircraft lost hydraulics, circled the
field for an hour to burn off fuel, and landed, during which the nose landing gear collapsed.
Transferred to Tinian. (20th BG) crashed Jun 5, 1945 on return from Kobe.
65253 Delivered to USAAF 30Nov44. Assigned to 9th Bomb Group
Assigned to 482nd Bomb Squadron, 505th Bomb Group. Named ‘Mary Anna’
Ditched from unknown cause in Pacific Ocean May 7, 1945 while on mission to Japan. MACR 14716.
1 crewman killed, 10 survived and were rescued.
65254 Delivered to USAAF 30Nov44. Departed CONUS for CBI 12Dec44
(462nd BG, 768th BS) damaged by fighters over Japan while on mission to Omura Jan 6, 1945 and
ditched in Yellow Ses. MACR 11298. All 11 crew killed.
65255 Delivered to USAAF 29Nov44. Named ‘”Jook” Girl USMC’
(505th BG, 483rd BS) crashed on takeoff at B-2 airfield at Tinian Feb 10, 1945 and crashed into the sea.
65256 Assigned to 878th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group, Isely Field, Saipan
In taxiing accident Jul 31, 1945 at Isley Field, Saipan. All crew survived, aircraft badly damaged,
not known if repaired.
65257 Delivered to USAAF 30Nov44. Assigned to 505th Bomb Group. Named ‘Big Mike’
Named ’30th Construction Regiment’ Adopted by the 30th and later 49th Seabee Regiments.
The aircraft took credit for 6 enemy aircraft kills , including 3 in the mission on 28Apr45 to
Kokubu Airfield on Kyushu . The plane was attacked by 25 to 30 enemy aircraft and shot down 3 that day.
Accident 10Mar53 due to a collision during taxy at Pope AFB,NC. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 14Jul54
65258 Delivered to USAAF 13Nov4. Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Assigned to 393rd BS, 509th Composite Group.
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as stored at Pyote, TX, with Silverplate modifications removed.
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65259 Delivered to USAAF 11Nov44. Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
to the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Assigned to 393rd BS, 509th Composite Group
Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as stored at Pyote, TX, with Silverplate modifications removed.
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65260 Delivered to USAAF 14Nov44. Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Assigned to 393rd BS, 509th Composite Group.
Assigned to 4105th Army Air Force Base Unit, Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as stored at Davis-Monthan, AZ, with Silverplate modifications removed.
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 10May54
65261 Delivered to USAAF 14Nov44. Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Assigned to 393rd BS, 509th Composite Group
Assigned to 245th Army Air Force Base Unit, McCook AAF, NB
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as stored at Pyote, TX, with Silverplate modifications removed.
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65262 Delivered to USAAF 14Nov44. Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Assigned to 393rd BS, 509th Composite Group. Assigned to 4th Ferrying Group,
Nashville AAF, TN. Accident 10Apr46 landing at Memphis Municipal Airport, TN
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as stored at Warner-Robbins Air Material Command Depot, GA, with
Silverplate modifications removed. Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 7May54
65263 Delivered to USAAF 15Nov44. Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Assigned to 393rd BS, 509th Composite Group.
Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as stored at Pyote, TX, with Silverplate modifications removed.
To reclamation at Pyote Aug 20, 1950
42-65264/65313 Martin-Omaha B-29-25-MO Superfortress
Built under licence by Glenn L. Martin Company, Omaha, NB. Tail-mounted 20-mm cannln deleted in
production block 25
65264 Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Assigned to 393rd BS, 509th Composite Group.
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as stored at Davis-Monthan, AZ, with Silverplate modifications removed.
65265 Delivered to USAAF 12Dec44. Assigned to 505th Bomb Group. Returned to US Apr 24, 1946
65266 Delivered to USAAF 13Dec44. Named ‘Doc Said All I Needed Was Affection’. Named ‘The Gamecock’
(504th BG, 421st BS) lost from unknown cause over Japan May 24, 1945 while on mission to Tokyo. MACR 14483.
7 crew killed, 3 bailed out and became POW.
65267 Delivered to USAAF 18Dec44. Assigned to 44th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India
Departed CONUS for CBI 30Dec44; arrived Chakulia, India 6Jan45
(40th BG, 44th BS) ditched in Bay of Bengal Jan 22, 1945 due to fuel exhaustion while on photo flight over Saigon, Indochina.
2 crew drowned and 11 were rescued.
65268 Delivered to USAAF 15Dec44. Departed CONUS for CBI 1Jan45
Assigned to 678th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkundi, India. Named ‘Airborn’
To reclamation at Pyote Aug 18, 1950.
65269 Delivered to USAAF 18Dec44. Assigned to 44th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India.
Departed CONUS for CBI 1Jan45; arrived Chakulia, India 13Jan45
Named ‘Winged Victory II’. Transferred to Tinian May45
(40th BG, 44th BS) shot down by AAA over Tokyo, Japan May 26, 1945 while on mission to Tokyo. MACR 14508.
10 crew KIA, 1 bailed out and became POW.
65270 Delivered to USAAF 15Dec44. Departed CONUS 28Dec44 to CBI. Named ‘Big Poison – Second Dose’
(444th BG, 678th BS) collided in midair with B-29 42-63496 on mission to Osaka Jun 1, 1945 off coast of
Japan and crashed into Pacific. MACR 14597. All ll crew killed.
65271 Delivered to USAAF 18Dec44. Departed CONUS for CBI 1Jan45; arrived Chakulia, India 13Jan45
Assigned to 44th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India. Transferred to Tinian May45
Named ‘Last Report II’
(40th BG, 44th BS) crashed after crew bailed out due to runaway prop over Iwo Jima May 19, 1945 while returning
from mission to Nagoya, Japan. All crew survived.
65272 Delivered to USAAF 19Dec44. Departed CONUS for CBI 3Jan45. Assigned to 793rd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group
Named ‘Miss Shorty’. Named ‘Lucky Lady’. Returned to CONUS Nov45 – 100 missions
Assigned to 30th Bomb Squadron, 19th Bomb Group, Andersen AFB, Guam. Deployed to Kadena AB, Okinawa
Accident 20Apr50 during taxying at Yokota AB, Japan. Named ‘Blue Tail Fly’
First B-29 in Far East to complete 100 missions [142 total missions]
Assigned to 1708th Ferrying Group, MATS, McClellan AFB, CA
Accident 28Jul52 during taxying at Andersen AB, Guam
Assigned to 344th Bomb Squadron, 98th Bomb Wing, Yokota AB, Japan. Named ‘The US Mule’
Damaged 11Jul53 due to structural failure at Yokota AB, Japan
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 15Feb57
65273 Delivered to USAAF 19Dec44. Departed CONUS for CBI 17Jan45
Assigned to 678th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkindi, India
Assigned to 677th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Tinian. Named ‘Big Ain’t It’
(444th BG) MIA May 25, 1945 in attack on Tokyo, Japan. MACR 14497
65274 Delivered to USAAF 18Dec44
Assigned to 274th Army Air Force Base Unit, Herington AAF, KS 18Dec44
Departed CONUS for CBI 3Jan45; arrived Chakulia, India 7Jan45
Assigned to 45th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India. Transferred to Tinian via Luliang,
China 20Apr45. Named ‘Bad Penny’
Combat damage 5May45 by AAA on a mission to the Hiro Naval Aircraft Plant at Kure. The number four
engine was knocked out and an oil leak was caused in the number one engine. Returning from the target
the aircraft landed at Iwo Jima for repairs. Modified with additional radar equipment and used to fly
radar countermeasure missions over Japan. Returned to CONUS 17Oct45
Assigned to 4196th Army Air Force Base Unit, Victorville AAF, CA for storage Oct45
To the Oklahoma City Air Materiel Area (OCAMA), Tinker AFB, OK 21Apr48
Assigned to 2nd Bomb Group, Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 9Jun48. TDY to Lakenheath, England Aug48-Nov48
Assigned to 97th Bomb Group, Biggs AFB, TX 7Jan49
Assigned to 4117th Army Air Force Base Unit, Robins AAF, GA 4Jan50
To Warner Robins Air Materiel Area, Robins AFB, GA Feb50 for refit prior to being loaned to the RAF
To RAF as Washington WF442 Jun 8, 1950. Assigned to 115 Squadron, RAF Marham; code KO-J
Assigned to 90 Squadron, RAF Marham; code WP-P
Returned to USAF Jul 7, 1953. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 14Sep53
65275 Delivered to USAAF 19Dec44
Assigned to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 9Jan45. Transferred to Tinian May45
Named ‘Hi Stepper’
Assigned to 19th Bomb Squadron, 22nd Bomb Wing, March AFB, CA. TDY to Lakenheath, England Sep51-Dec51
Named ‘Reddy’. Reclaimed at McClellan AFB, CA 14Jul54
65276 Assigned to 793rd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group. Named ‘Raiden Maiden II’. Reclaimed 21Dec49
65277 Delivered to USAAF 20Dec44. Departed CONUS for CBI 30Dec44. Transferred to Tinian
Named ‘Dragon Lady’
(444th BG, 676th BS) lost from unknown cause at unknown location May 26, 1945 while on mission to Tokyo. MACR 15421
Fate of crew unknown.
65278 Delivered to USAAF 23Dec44. Departed Herington AAF, KS for PTO 18Jan45. Named ‘T-N-Teeny I’
(9th BG, 1st BS) salvaged at Rota Island, Marianas Apr 20, 1945 due to structural failure. Surveyed May 16, 1945.
65279 Delivered to USAAF 20Dec44. Assigned to 274th Army Air Force Base Unit, Herington AAF, KS
Assigned to 794th Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 29Jan45. Transferred to Tinian May45
Named ‘My Buddy’. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 14Jul54
65280 Delivered to USAAF 22Dec44. Named ‘Dina Might’
(504th BG, 421st BS) crash landed at North Field, Tinian after mission to Tokyo May 23, 1945.
All crew survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
65281 Delivered to USAAF 22Dec44. Assigned to 24th Bomb Squadron, 6th Bomb Group
Named ‘Miss America ‘62’ Assigned to pilot Bruce R. Alger who nicknamed it "Miss America 62", for his
new born daughter, who Alger figured would be eligible to be the winner of the Miss America pageant in 1962.
Returned to CONUS Oct45
Assigned to 4196th Army Air Force Base Unit (Air Technical Services Command), Victorville AAF, CA
converted to WB-29 while in service. Assigned to 373rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, Kindley Field, Bermuda
Assigned to 53rd Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron (Medium) Weather, Kindley Field, Bermuda
Redesignated 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, RAF Burtonwood, England
Mid air collision 2Mar54 at RAF Burtonwood, England
Modified to TB-29 as a target tug, based at Randolph AFB, TX. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK
Transferred to US Navy. Assigned to NAWS China Lake 1956. Used as a ground target for weapons testing.
Reported 1975 in storage at NAS China Lake, CA. Acquired by USAFM and delivered to Travis AFB, California
in 1986. Restoration completed 1994. Dedicated 18Jun94
Displayed as "Miss America '62" at Travis AFB Museum.
65282 Delivered to USAAF 23Dec44. Assigned to 869th Bomb Squadron, 497th Bomb Group. Named ‘The Big Cookie’
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 10May54
65283 Delivered to USAAF 22Dec44. Departed McCook AAF, NB for PTO 19Jan45
Named ‘The Big Wheel’(9th BG, 99th BS) crashed on shore at Tinian Mar 30, 1945 due to mechanical failure
while on mission to sow mines in Shimonoseki Strait. Plane had a mechanical failure and jettisoned its
mines and headed back to Tinian. 10 crew killed, 1 survived. Aircraft was destroyed.
65284 Delivered to USAAF 22Dec44. Departed McCook AAF, NB for PTO 19Jan45
Assigned to 5th Bomb Squadron, 9th Bomb Group. Named ‘Destiny’s Tot’
Returned to CONUS 11Jun46 – 40 combat missions
Modified to TB-29 for radar evaluation by the Oklahoma City Air Materiel Area (OCAMA), Tinker AFB, OK
Assigned to 4677th Radar Evaluation Squadron, Hill AFB, UT. Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 14Sep54
To Arizona Aircraft Storage Branch, Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 2Jun59. Reclaimed 16Feb60
65285 Delivered to USAAF 27Dec44. Departed Herington AAF, KS for PTO 20Jan45
Assigned to 5th Bomb Squadron, 9th Bomb Group. Named ‘Sad Tomato’
Equipped as a Superdumbo with extra-powerful transmission facilities as well as supplies which might
be dropped to marooned fliers. Returned to CONUS 24Oct45 – 40 combat missions
Assigned to 4105th Army Air Force Base Unit, Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ 29Oct45
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 10May54
65286 Delivered to USAAF 22Dec44. Departed Herington AAF, KS for PTO 30Jan45
(9th BG, 1st BS, "Dinah Might") was first B-29 to make emergency landing at Iwo
Jima Mar 4, 1945. Refueled and repaired and flown out. Landed
there again Apr 12, 1945. Abandoned. Returned to USA Apr 28, 1946
Reclaimed at Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 26May46
65287 Delivered to USAAF 22Dec44
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 246th Army Air Force Base Unit, Pratt AAF, KS
[The crew was assigned to 461st Bomb Squadron, 346th Bomb Group]
Accident 22Feb45 taxying at Pratt AAF, KS
(17th Bomber Training Wing, 246th AAF Base unit) ditched near Aquadilla, Puerto Rico May 31, 1945 due to
engine failure. 3 crewmen perished, 10 were rescued. Crew was from 461st BS, 346th BG. MACR 16208. The MACR
has the serial number being 42-55287, which was a cancelled A-24B.
Also reported to have gone to the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the
carriage of atomic weapons. Assigned to 509th Composite Group
Reported 12Mar46 at Kirtland Field, NM, as salvaged with Silverplate modifications removed. However,
the Silverplate document may have a typo. There is convincing evidence that 42-65287 crashed off
Puerto Rico.
65288 Delivered to USAAF 27Dec44. Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 246th Army Air Force Base Unit,
Pratt AAF, KS. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65289 Delivered to USAAF 28Dec44. Assigned to 301st Bomb Group
with 313rd BW, 504th BG "Dina Might" during WW 2. With 22nd BG, 2nd BS from March AFB
lost on ferry flight Nov 16, 1949. Suffered engine failure and ditched 300/400 miles W of Bermuda with
20 onboard. 2 lost due to rough seas, 18 rescued after 2 days by HMCS Haida after being
spotted by ARS B-17.
65290 Delivered to USAAF 28Dec44
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 246th Army Air Force Base Unit, Pratt AAF, KS
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53
65291 Delivered to USAAF 27Dec44. Assigned to 4105th Army Air Force Base Unit, Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 5May54
65292 Delivered to USAAF 29Dec44. Assigned to 869th Bomb Squadron, 497th Bomb Group. Named ’Bad Brew Too’
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 11Sep50
65293 Delivered to USAAF 29Dec44. Assigned to 871st Bomb Squadron, 497th Bomb Group. Named ‘Destiny’s Tots’
Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 17Nov53
65294 Delivered to USAAF 29Dec44. Assigned to 876th Bomb Squadron, 383rd Bomb Group
Assigned to 248th Army Air Force Base Unit, Walker AAF, KS
to reclamation at Walker Nov 14, 1945.
65295 (498th BG, 873rd BS) left formation after fighter attack Apr 29, 1945 while on mission to Kyushu, Japan and
last seen crashing into the ground in Karakama, Mobiki Village, Kimotsuki County, Kagoshima Prefecture
No chutes. MACR 14309. All 11 crew KIA.
65296 Delivered to USAAF 29Dec44. Assigned to 883rd Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group
Named ‘The Ancient Mariner’. Returned to CONUS – 52 missions. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 10May54
65297 Delivered to USAAF 16Jan45. Assigned to 93rd Bomb Squadron, 19th Bomb Group. Named ‘Li’l Butch’
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 4Dec53
65298 Delivered to USAAF 17Jan45. Departed Herington AAF, KS for PTO 4Feb45
(9th BG, 99th BS) ditched from unknown cause in Pacific Ocean Mar 10, 1945 while on mission to Tokyo, Japan.
MACR 16145. 3 crew killed, 8 survived and were rescued.
65299 Assigned to 769th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Transferred to Tinian 5May45
Assigned to 2nd Bomb Group
65300 Delivered to USAAF 15Jan45. Named ‘Katie Ann’
(19th BG, 30th BS) crashed from unknown cause at Ichihara-cho Saitama, Japan Apr 13, 1945 while on
mission to Tokyo. MACR 14282. All 11 crew killed.
65301 Delivered to USAAF 11Jan45
(29th BG, 52nd BS) shot down by AAA on mission to Tokyo Mar 10, 1945. MACR 12975. Crashed into an
electric factory in Ogu-Cho, Arakawa-Ku Tokyo. All 11 crew killed.
65302 Delivered to USAAF 11Jan45. Assigned to 52nd Bomb Squadron, 29th Bomb Group
Named ‘City of Los Angeles’. Named ‘Snatch Blatch’ [a character in Rabelais' writings]
Named ’23rd CB’s’. Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 17Nov53
65303 Delivered to USAAF 12Jan45. Assigned to 30th Bomb Squadron, 19th Bomb Group
Named ‘City of Santa Monica’. Salvaged 31May45
65304 Delivered to USAAF 12Jan45. Named ‘City of Burlington’
(19th BG, 30th BS) crashed at North Field, Guam May 27, 1945 due to unknown cause. Aircraft was destroyed.
65305 Delivered to USAAF 19Jan45
(29th BG, 6th BS) shot down by fighter May 5, 1945 on mission to Tachiarai airfield at Kyushu, Japan. MACR 14363.
All 11 crew bailed out. 1 crewman parachute cut by Japanese aircraft, 1 crewman shot himself, 9 became
POW. 8 were murdered by vivisection experiments at Kyushu University.
65306 Assigned to 52nd Bomb Squadron, 29th Bomb Group
Assigned to 28th Bomb Squadron, 19th Bomb Group, Andersen AFB, Guam. Deployed to Kadena AB, Okinawa
Named ‘The Outlaw’. (19th BG, 28th BS) crashed on takeoff Oct 2, 1951, Kadena AB, Okinawa. Crew of 6 OK.
65307 Delivered to USAAF 14Jan45. Assigned to 30th Bomb Squadron, 19th Bomb Group. Named ‘City of Ogden’
Named ‘Miss Ogden’. Named ‘Salt Peter Resistor’ Originally went by the name "Salt Peter Resistor",
but was too racy for the command and had the Peter "Censored". Named ‘Salt Censored Resistor’
Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 17Nov53
65308 Delivered to USAAF 23Jan45. Assigned to 93rd Bomb Squadron, 19th Bomb Group. Named ‘City of Clifton’
Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 17Nov53
65309 Delivered to USAAF 15Jan45. Assigned to 871st Bomb Squadron, 497th Bomb Group. Assigned to 19th Bomb Group
Named ‘City of Richmond’
(19th BG, 93rd BS) in landing accident after suffering combat damage at Northwest Field, Guam May 5, 1945.
All crew survived but aircraft was salvaged May 31, 1945
65310 Delivered to USAAF 17Jan45. (19th BG, 93rd BS) crashed at Fubo Mountain Shichigashuku Village Miyagi, Japan
Mar 10, 1945 while on mission to Tokyo due to bad weather. MACR 13825. All 12 crew killed.
65311 Delivered to USAAF 16Jan45
(29th BG, 6th BS) ditched in Pacific Ocean during mission to Tokyo Mar 10, 1945. All 11 crew survived
and were rescued.
65312 Delivered to USAAF 29Jan45. Named ‘City of Denison’. Named ‘Renton’s Reck’
(29th BG, 43rd BS) crashed from unknown cause at Yatsu Chiba, Japan Apr 14, 1945 while on mission to
Tokyo. MACR 14284. All 11 crew killed. Aircraft condemned Apr 25, 1945
65313 Delivered to USAAF 24Jan45. Assigned to 248th Army Air Force Base Unit, Walker AAF, KS
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 5May54
42-65314 Contract cancelled
42-65315/65383 Martin-Omaha B-29-30-MO Superfortress
Built under licence by Glenn L. Martin Company, Omaha, NB
65316 Delivered to USAAF 25Jan45
Assigned to 792nd Bomb Squadron, 468th Bomb Group, Kharagpur, India 12Feb45. Transferred to Tinian May45
Named ‘Limber Dugan II’. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 10May54
65317 Delivered to USAAF 24Jan45. Modified to TB-29. Assigned to 505th Bomb Group
Assigned to 884th Bomb Squadron, 383rd Bomb Group
Assigned to 248th Army Air Force Base Unit, Walker AAF, KS
Crash landed 10Jun45 due to mechanical failure 2 miles E of Rocky, OK. Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 25Jul45
65318 Delivered to USAAF 24Jan45. Modified to TB-29
Assigned to 243rd Army Air Force Base Unit, Great Bend AAF, KS
Assigned to 244th Army Air Force Base Unit, Harvard AAF, NB
Accident 10Aug45 due to mechanical failure landing at Harvard AAF, NB
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 12Nov53
65319 Assigned to 243rd Army Air Force Base Unit, Great Bend AAF, KS
Accident 17Apr45 taxying at Great Bend AAF, KS
65320 Delivered to USAAF 25Jan45
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 246th Army Air Force Base Unit, Pratt AAF, KS
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65321 Delivered to USAAF 30Jan45
Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65322 Delivered to USAAF 26Jan45
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 236th Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Accident 12Apr45 landing at Pyote AAF, TX. To reclamation at Pyote, TX Dec 21, 1949
65323 Delivered to USAAF 31Jan45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65324 Delivered to USAAF 25Jan45. Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage of
atomic weapons. Assigned to 323rd BS, 509th Composite Group.
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as operational at Kirtland Field, NM, for use by Code Manhattan.
Assigned to 236th Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65325 Delivered to USAAF 25Jan45. Modified to TB-29
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 236th Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Accident 18Jun45 landing at Pyote AAF, TX. Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65326 Delivered to USAAF 25Jan45. Assigned to 236th Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65327 Delivered to USAAF 29Jan45. Named ‘Princess Eileen IV’
(444th BG, 678th BS) crashed from unknown cause at Mount Yamane Ibaraki, Japan May 25, 1945 while
on mission to Tokyo. MACR 14496. 6 crew killed, 5 bailed out and became POW.
65328 Delivered to USAAF 26Jan45
Assigned to 44th Bomb Squadron, 40th Bomb Group, Chakulia, India. Transferred to Tinian May45
Departed CONUS for CBI; arrived Chakulia, India 7Jan45. Named ‘Eight Ball Charlie’
Returned to CONUS 13Oct45. Modified to TB-29. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 15Feb57
65329 Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Transferred to Tinian 5May45
Reclaimed
65330 Delivered to USAAF 27Jan45. Assigned to 877th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group. Named ‘Battleship’
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 10May54
65331 Delivered to USAAF 30Jan45. Assigned to 873rd Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group
Departed CONUS 13Feb45 to Saipan. Named ‘Arkansas Traveler’. Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 17Nov53
65332 Assigned to 873rd Bomb Squadron, 498th Bomb Group. Named ‘The Heat’s On’
Returned to CONUS – 48 missions
65333 Delivered to USAAF 28Jan45. Assigned to 878th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group
Named ‘Idaho Spud’. Returned to CONUS – 30 missions. Assigned to 19th Bomb Group, Andersen AFB, Guam
Assigned to 4th Radar Calibration Squadron, Hamilton AFB. Damaged 24Feb53 by a bird strike at Soledad, CA
Reclaimed at Hamilton AFB, CA 14Sep54
Modified to TB-29 for radar evaluation by the Oklahoma City Air Materiel Area (OCAMA), Tinker AFB, OK
Assigned to 4754th Radar Evaluation Squadron, Hamilton AFB, CA
To Arizona Aircraft Storage Branch, Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 1Jul59. Reclaimed 1Aug61
65334 Delivered to USAAF 30Jan45. Assigned to 505th Bomb Group. Crashed at Iwo Jima Jun 3, 1945
65335 Delivered to USAAF 28Jan45. Assigned to 878th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group
Assigned to 879th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group. Named ‘Betty Bee’
Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 17Nov53
65336 Assigned to 770th Bomb Squadron, 462nd Bomb Group, Piardoba, India. Transferred to Tinian 5May45
Named ‘Assid Test II’
(462nd BG, 770th BS) shot down by AAA over Kyoto, Japan and crashed at Iseda-cho Kyoto, Japan
Jun 5, 1945 while on mission to Kobe, Japan. MACR 14394. 6 crew killed, 6 bailed out and became POW.
5 died in captivity either by being executed or dying of disease. One was executed Jul 20, 1945.
65337 Delivered to USAAF 30Jan45. Departed CONUS to CBI 10Feb45.
Assigned to 676th Bomb Squadron, 444th Bomb Group, Dudhkundi, India. Transferred to Tinian 10May45
Named ‘Eleanor/Jo’
(444th BG, 676th BS) Landed at Iwo Jima with major battle damage May 25, 1945 while returning from
mission to Japan. Aircraft was salvaged.
65338 Delivered to USAAF 6Feb45. Assigned to 871st Bomb Squadron, 497th Bomb Group 25Feb45
Named ‘Red Hot Rider’. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 10May54
65339 Delivered to USAAF 9Feb45. Originally assigned to 19th BG, 93rd BS at North Field, Guam
Assigned to 497th Bomb Group. Assigned to 6th Bomb Group. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 10May54
65340 Delivered to USAAF 8Feb45. Assigned to 877th Bomb Squadron, 499th Bomb Group
Damaged by bombs from Japanese aircraft at Isely Field, Saipan Nov 27, 1944.
Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 17Nov53
65341 Delivered to USAAF 9Feb45
Originally assigned to 19th BG, 93rd BS at North Field, Guam. Assigned to 882nd Bomb Squadron,
500th Bomb Group [Dec44]. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 10May54
65342 Delivered to USAAF 10Feb45
(19th BG, 30th BS) in landing accident Iwo Jima May 10, 1945. All crew survived but
aircraft was destroyed and was condemned Oct 31, 1945
65343 Named ‘Agony Wagon’
(497th BG, 869th BS) The co-pilot fell out the bomb bay while dropping supplies on a POW camp in
China Sept 5, 1945. MACR 14902. The plane did not crash.
65344 Delivered to USAAF 10Feb45. originally assigned to 19th BG, 93rd BS at North Field, Guam.
Named ‘Ball of Fire’
(499th BG, 879th BS) crashed from unknown cause at Yako Chiba, Japan Apr 13, 1945 while on mission
to Tokyo. MACR 14236. 10 crew killed, one bailed out and became POW.
65345 Delivered to USAAF 14Feb45
(498th BG, 874th BS) The aircraft was dropping supplies on a POW camp near Tokyo. The pilot got
lost in the clouds and flew into a mountain Sept 4, 1945, all 14 on board killed . MACR 14900.
65346 Delivered to USAAF 13Feb45. Assigned to 881st Bomb Squadron, 500th Bomb Group
Returned to CONUS – 38 combat missions. Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 14Jul53
65347 Delivered to USAAF 10Feb45. Assigned to 24th Bomb Squadron, 6th Bomb Group. Named ‘Fortunes Follies’
(9th BG) crashed after takeoff Apr 8, 1945. The bomber developed engine troubles and crashed
into the Pacific Ocean, two miles beyond the end of the runway at Tinian Island, while departing for
a mission to Japan. Seven crew died, four were saved MACR 13713
65348 Delivered to USAAF 12Feb45. Assigned to 869th Bomb Squadron, 497th Bomb Group
Aircraft was hit by flak over the target on raid on Osaka, Japan Jun 1, 1945 and an engine set afire;
last seen losing altitude and headed out to sea. Subsequent report indicated aircraft radioed in
distress when 91 miles away from Shino Saki light (about 85 miles south of Osaka).
MACR 14593. 7 crew KIA, 4 bailed out and became POW. All 4 POWs were executed.
65349 Delivered to USAAF 12Feb45. Assigned to 504th Bomb Group. Named ‘Pretty Baby’
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 5May54
65350 Delivered to USAAF 12Feb45. Named ‘City of Muncie’
(29th BG, 6th BS) rammed by Ki-45 during mission to Nagoya, Japan Apr 7, 1945. MACR 14232.
8 crew killed, 3 bailed out and became POW.
65351 Delivered to USAAF 13Feb45. Assigned to 19th Bomb Group, Korea
Assigned to 4105th Army Air Force Base Unit, Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ. Named ‘Purple Shaft’
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 5May54
65352 Delivered to USAAF 13Feb45. Modified to TB-29
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 233rd Army Air Force Base Unit, Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ
Forced landing 7Aug45 due to engine failure at Tucson Municipal Airport, AZ
Assigned to 462nd Bomb Group. Named ‘Hot to Go’
Assigned to 326th Bomb Squadron, 92nd Bomb Group, Spokane AFB, WA
Accident 29Dec48 due to weather landing at Moses Lake AFB, WA
Assigned to 19th Bomb Group, Andersen AFB, Guam
Assigned to 344th Bomb Squadron, 98th Bomb Wing, Yokota AB, Japan
Accident 7Apr51 when the aircraft ground looped during takeoff at Yokota AB, Japan
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 1Oct54
65353 Delivered to USAAF 15Feb45. Assigned to 343rd Bomb Squadron, 98th Bomb Group, Spokane AFB, WA
Damaged by fire on the ground at Sculthorpe 6Jun49. Assigned to 343rd Bomb Squadron, 98th Bomb Wing, Yokota, Japan
(98th BW) engine fire and crew bailed out 10 mi w of Wakamatsu, Korea Oct 5, 1950.
65354 Delivered to USAAF 17Feb45
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 233rd Army Air Force Base Unit, Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ
To reclamation at Kelly AAF, TX Oct 27, 1950
65355 Delivered to USAAF 19Feb45
Assigned to 343rd Bomb Squadron, 98th Bomb Group, Fairchild AFB, WA
Crashed 15Feb50 four miles east of Great Falls AFB, MT. Salvaged May 15, 1950
65356 Delivered to USAAF 20Feb45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65357 Delivered to USAAF 20Feb45. Assigned to 92nd Bomb Group, Spokane AFB, WA
Damaged by flak and MiG fighters. Returned to US for repair
Assigned to 345th Bomb Squadron, 98th Bomb Wing, Yokota, Japan. Named ‘Shady Lady’
Assigned to 28th Bomb Squadron, 19th Bomb Group, Kadena AB, Okinawa. Named ‘Double or Nuthin’’
(19th BW, 28th BS) shot down by MiGs 10 mi S of Pyongyang, Korea Jan 29, 1953.
65358 Delivered to USAAF 17Feb45
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 234th Army Air Force Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65359 Delivered to USAAF 20Feb45. Assigned to 236th Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65360 Delivered to USAAF 20Feb45
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 234th Army Air Force Base Unit, Clovis AAF, NM
Accident 7Apr45 due to mechanical failure taking off at Clovis AAF, NM
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65361 Delivered to USAAF 17Feb45. Departed Mather AAF, CA for Guam 3Apr45
Assigned to 62nd Bomb Squadron, 39th Bomb Group. Named ‘City of Jewett City’
Named ‘Kick-a-Poo-Joy II’. Returned to CONUS 31Oct45
Assigned to 235th Army Air Force Base Unit, Biggs AAF, TX
Assigned to 30th Bomb Squadron, 19th Bomb Group, Andersen AFB, Guam
Assigned to 93rd Bomb Squadron, 19th Bomb Group, Kadena AB, Okinawa. Named ‘Purple Shaft’
Accident 22Jan51 landing at Kadena AB, Okinawa. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 16May54
65362 Delivered to USAAF 23Feb45. Departed Mather AAF, CA for Guam 31Mar45
Named ‘Tian Long [Sky Dragon]’
(39th BG, 62nd BS) lost in attack on Tokyo, Japan May 24, 1945, Pacific. MACR 14490. 9 MIA, 2 POW.
65363 Delivered to USAAF 25Feb45. Assigned to 459th Bomb Squadron, 330th Bomb Group. Named ‘City of Akron’
Named ‘Lady Jane’. Assigned to 19th Bomb Group. Reclaimed at Hill AFB, UT 17Nov53
65364 Delivered to USAAF 27Feb45. Departed Mather AAF, CA for Guam 27Mar45. Named ‘City of Roswell’
Named ‘Skyscrapper’. (61st BS, 39th BG) damaged by flak Jun 1, 1945 over Osaka and crew abandoned
ship over the uninhabited island Sofu Gan MACR 14594. 10 of the 11 crew members survived.
About two hours after their midday bailout, a Navy PBY amphibious seaplane showed up, but the
sea was too rough for it to land. Soon a B-17 appeared and dropped a Higgins boat by parachute.
It landed near the radar officer who climbed aboard, started the engine, and, directed by the B-17,
picked up the rest of the crew. The boat was stocked with dry clothing and food to see them through
a reasonably comfortable night. The following day the survivors were taken aboard the submarine
USS Tinosa. They were transferred two days later to another submarine, USS Scabbardfish, and returned
to Guam on June 10.
65365 Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for Guam 29Mar45. Assigned to 62nd Bomb Squadron, 39th Bomb Group
Named ‘City of Wilmington’. Named ‘Hell’s Belle’. Named ‘City of Las Vegas’ renamed by replacement crew
Named ‘Round Trip Ticket’. Returned to CONUS 31Oct45. Named ‘City of Santa Fe’. Named ‘One Weakness’
Reclaimed
65366 Delivered to USAAF 21Feb45. Departed Mather AAF for Guam 29Mar45. Assigned to 61st Bomb Squadron,
39th Bomb Group. Named ‘City of Virginia Beach’. Named ‘Piece of Meanness’. Returned to CONUS
Crashed due to engine fire Mather AAF, CA Oct 27, 1945
65367 Delivered to USAAF 26Feb45. Departed Mather AAF for Guam 21Mar45
Assigned to 60th Bomb Squadron, 39th Bomb Group, North Field, Guam. Named ‘Blackjack’
Named ‘Battlin’ Bitch II’. Named ‘City of Miami’. Force landed 10Apr45 at Iwo Jima due to double engine failure.
Reclaimed at Iwo Jima Jun45. Returned to CONUS 15May46. Assigned to 4136th Army Air Force Base Unit, Tinker AAF, OK
Reclaimed at Tinker AFB, OK 5May54
65368 Delivered to USAAF 26Feb45. Departed Mather AAF, CA for Guam 24Mar45
(39th BG, 60th BS) ditched in Mariana after crew bailed out due to engine failure and propeller
malfunction Apr 10, 1945. MACR 14249. One crewman lost, rest picked up by USS Safeguard.
65369 Departed Smoky Hill AAF, KS for Guam 30Mar45
Assigned to 61st Bomb Squadron, 39th Bomb Group, North Field, Guam. Named ‘Black Sheep’
Named ‘City of Jackson’. Returned to CONUS 3Nov45
Assigned to 235th Army Air Force Base Unit, Biggs AAF, TX
Assigned to 340th Bomb Squadron, 97th Bomb Group, Biggs AFB, TX
Accident 19Jul48 due to mechanical failure taking off at Biggs AFB, TX
Assigned to 93rd Bomb Squadron, 19th Bomb Group, Andersen AFB, Guam. Deployed to Kadena AB, Okinawa
Crashed and burned on landing at Kadena AB Apr 5, 1951 due to landing gear failure.
65370 Delivered to USAAF 21Feb45. Assigned to 459th Bomb Squadron, 330th Bomb Group. Named ‘Ole Smoker II’
Named ‘City of Miami Beach’
Assigned to 20th Bomb Squadron, 2nd Bomb Group, Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ
Forced landing 10Aug48 due to engine failure at Goose Bay, Newfoundland
Assigned to 93rd Bomb Squadron, 19th Bomb Group, Andersen AFB, Guam. Deployed to Kadena AB, Okinawa
Named ‘Fifinella’. Accident 24Mar52 due to mechanical failure taking off from Hickam AFB, HI
Accident 24Jan54 due to structural failure at Kadena AB, Okinawa
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 14Jul54
65371 Delivered to USAAF 27Feb45. Assigned to 458th Bomb Squadron, 330th Bomb Group
Named ‘Yonkee Dollah’. Named ‘City of Omaha’
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 10May54
65372 Delivered to USAAF 24Feb45
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 235th Army Air Force Base Unit, Biggs AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 12Nov53
65373 Delivered to USAAF 27Feb45. Departed Mather AAF, CA for Guam 29Mar45
(39th BG, 62nd BS) collided in midair with B-29 44-69881 Jun 20, 1945 and crashed neqr Abe river, about
150 miles south of Tokyo while on mission to Shizuoka, Japan. MACR 14833. All 11 crew killed.
65374 Delivered to USAAF 27Feb45
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 235th Army Air Force Base Unit, Biggs AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 10May54
65375 Delivered to USAAF 26Feb45. Modified to TB-29
Assigned to 247th Army Air Force Base Unit, Smoky Hill AAF, Salina, KS
Crashed 20Jan47 9 miles WSW of Rotan, TX. The aircraft was en-route from Salina, Kansas to Pyote, Texas.
A runaway prop fell off, hit the fuselage, cutting off all the controls on the left
side. Everyone was ordered to bail out, but two of the men did not bail out.
To reclamation Goodfellow AAF, TX Apr 1, 1947
65376 Delivered to USAAF 27Feb45
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 231st Army Air Force Base Unit, Alamogordo AAF, NM
Crash landed 14Mar45 due to mechanical failure at Alamogordo AAF, NM
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65377 Delivered to USAAF 26Feb45. Modified to TB-29Q
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 236th Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Crashed 4Aug45 15 miles NW of Pyote AAF, TX. The airplane was abandoned in flight after suffering an
uncontrollable engine fire. Two crewmembers were killed and seven crew were injured.
To reclamation at Pyote AAF, TX Aug 21, 1945.
65378 Delivered to USAAF 27Feb45. Assigned to 236th Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65379 Delivered to USAAF 27Feb45
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 235th Army Air Force Base Unit, Biggs AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65380 Delivered to USAAF 28Feb45
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 235th Army Air Force Base Unit, Biggs AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 5May54
65381 Delivered to USAAF 27Feb45. Assigned to 6th Bomb Group
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 5May54
65382 Delivered to USAAF 28Feb45. Modified to TB-29
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 233rd Army Air Force Base Unit, Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ
Crash landed 10May45 due to mechanical failure 20 miles SE of Tucson, AZ.
To reclamation at Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ Sep 4, 1945.
65383 reclaimed.
42-65384/65401 Martin-Omaha B-29-35-MO Superfortress
Built under licence by Glenn L. Martin Company, Omaha, NB
65384 Delivered to USAAF 15Feb45. Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Assigned to 393rd BS, 509th Composite Group.Assigned to 428th Army Air Force
Base Unit, Kirtland AAF, NM. Modified to TB-29
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as operational at Kirtland Field, NM, for use by Code Manhattan
Salvaged at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 15Jul54. Reclaimed 15Feb57
65385 Delivered to USAAF 15Feb45. Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Assigned to 393rd BS, 509th Composite Group.
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as operational at Kirtland Field, NM, for use by Code Manhattan.
Assigned to 237th Army Air Force Base Unit, Kirtland AAF, NM
Redesignated 428th Army Air Force Base Unit, Kirtland AAF, NM Feb46
Accident 21Feb46 landing at Kirtland AAF, NM
Crashed 27Jan47 shortly after takeoff from Kirtland AAF, NM. Eleven crew killed, one survivor
65386 Delivered to USAAF 15Feb45
Assigned to 216th Army Air Force Base Unit, Wendover AAF, UT
To the Martin Modification Center, Omaha, NB, for Code Silverplate conversion for the carriage
of atomic weapons. Used to collect a Fat Man high explosive pre-assembly from Kirtland on 28 July 1945
and transported to North Field, arriving 2 August 1945.
Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 504th Bomb Group
Assigned to 393rd Bomb Squadron, 509th Composite Group
Reported late 1946/early 1947 as operational at Kirtland Field, NM, for use by Code Manhattan.
Assigned to 428th Army Air Force Base Unit, Kirtland AAF, NM. Reclaimed Oct54
65387 Delivered to USAAF 15Feb45. Assigned to 237th Army Air Force Base Unit, Kirtland AAF, NM
Redesignated 428th Army Air Force Base Unit, Kirtland AAF, NM Feb46
Crashed 7Mar46 22 miles SW of Rio Puerco, NM. The aircraft was on a practice mission to the Los Lunas
bombing range. It released a 10,150 pound Fat Man shape and then disintegrated for unknown reasons and
spun in from 32,000 feet. Ten crew died; wreckage strewn up to 16 miles from main portion.
Salvaged at Kirtland AAF, NM Mar 12, 1946
65388 Delivered to USAAF 5Mar45. Assigned to 233rd Army Air Force Base Unit, Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65389 Delivered to USAAF 8Mar45. Assigned to 97th Bomb Group, Biggs AFB, TX
Modified to KB-29P at Boeing, Seattle, WA. Reclaimed at Dow AFB, ME 27Jul54
65390 Delivered to USAAF 8Mar45. Assigned to 325th Bomb Squadron, 92nd Bomb Group, Spokane AFB, WA
Accident 12Jul49 due to friendly fire 3 miles E of Delle, UT. Assigned to 98th Bomb Wing, Yokota AB, Japan
Named ‘Laggin’ Wagon’. Assigned to 370th Bomb Squadron, 307th Bomb Wing, Kadena AB, Okinawa
Accident 12Oct53 due to structural failure 70 miles N of Kadena AB, Okinawa
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 16Nov54
65391 Delivered to USAAF 9Mar45. Assigned to 352nd Bomb Squadron, 301st Bomb Wing, Barksdale AFB, LA
Accident 28Feb51 taxying at Ramey AFB, PR. Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 14Jul54
65392 Assigned to 307th Bomb Wing, Kadena AB, Okinawa. Reclaimed
65393 Delivered to USAAF 9Mar45. Assigned to 871st Bomb Squadron, 497th Bomb Group
Named ‘Fickle Finger II’. Assigned to 4105th Army Air Force Base Unit, Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 10May54
65394 Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 331st Army Air Force Base Unit, Barksdale AAF, LA
Reclaimed
65395 Delivered to USAAF 9Mar45. Assigned to 326th Army Air Force Base Unit, MacDill AAF, FL
Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 12Nov53
65396 Delivered to USAAF 10Mar45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65397 Delivered to USAAF 27Mar45. Assigned to 33rd Ferrying Group, Fairfax AAF, KS
Force landed 15Mar45 due to fire at Offutt AAF, NB
Assigned to 326th Army Air Force Base Unit, MacDill AAF, FL. Reclaimed at Robins AFB, GA 12Nov53
65398 Delivered to USAAF 13Mar45
Assigned to Combat Crew Training Squadron, 331st Army Air Force Base Unit, Barksdale AAF, LA
Crashed 12Apr45 due to engine failure 3 miles E of Debarry, TX
To reclamation at Barksdale AAF, LA Apr 20, 1945.
65399 Delivered to USAAF 14Mar45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65400 Delivered to USAAF 13Mar45. Assigned to 4141st Army Air Force Base Unit, Pyote AAF, TX
Reclaimed at Pyote AFB, TX 19Aug54
65401 Delivered to USAAF 30Mar45. Assigned to 326th Army Air Force Base Unit, MacDill AAF, FL
Assigned to 4105th Army Air Force Base Unit, Davis-Monthan AAF, AZ 27Nov45
Reclaimed at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 23Jun51. Used by the Army Air Forces Motion Picture Unit for
training films on the B-29. Used by the movie studios for war films that needed a B-29
Appeared in several movies ("Above and
Beyond", "Wild Blue Yonder") Languished in the back lot of
Universal Studios and was going to be scrapped when the nose
section was given to Museum of Flight. The Museum of Flight
traded it to Vintage Aircraft. In 2009 was on display at Stockton Field Aviation Museum,
Stockton, CA.
42-65402/65451 Douglas C-74 Globemaster I
Only 65402/65415 (MSN 13913/13926) built. 65416/65451 (MSN 13927/13962) cancelled at V/J Day.
65402 (MSN 13913) rolled out Oct 1945. Scrapped at Davis Monthan AFB in 1965
65403 (MSN 13914) crashed on training flight Aug 5, 1946. This aircraft was lost during dive testing in
an overloaded condition. Apparently the fabric tore off control surfaces after ballooning. All crew
bailed out safely.
65404 (MSN 13915) to N3182G, to Aeronaves de Panama as HP-385. This
was probably a CIA-backed airline. Crashed near Marseilles, France Oct 9, 1963. 6 killed.
65405 (MSN 13916) to CL-26 at Wright Field Jul 24, 1946. Underwent static
tests to destruction.
65406 (MSN 13917) converted to YC-124 in 1949, and reserialed CA406 during testing. First flight Nov 27, 1949.
Reverted back to 42-65406. Fitted with R-4360-49 engines with 4-bladed props. Retrofitted with radome and
wing heaters before being turned over to USAF for active service. It was displayed at Wright Field as
42-65406 MSN 13917 and was eventually scrapped after being used for fire-fighting training practice. When the museum moved
to Wright-Patterson it was too large to move and was donated to the fire department. It is the only C-124 fitted with Curtiss
Electric four-blade props which was a carry over from the C-74. Was never reserialled 48-745
65407 (MSN 13918) scrapped at Davis Monthan AFB 1965
65408 (MSN 13919) to N8199H Mar 24, 1959 when owned by Akros
Dynamic. Was flown to Cuba in an attempt to sell it to the
new Castro government, to Aeronaves de Panama as HP-367
(probably a CIA-backed airline). Abandoned after the airline
went out of business in 1963. Dismantled at Milan, Italy
Aug 1972
65409 (MSN 13920) to N3181G in 1956, then to Aeronaves de
Panama as HP-379 (probably a CIA-backed airlne). Appeared
in the Michael Caine movie "The Italian Job". Abandoned
at Milan, Italy in 1969. Later moved to Turin airport where
it caught fire while on public display Jun 11, 1970 and
again on Sep 24, 1970, this time killing two salvage workers.
65410 (MSN 13921) scrapped at Davis Monthan AFB in 1965
65411 (MSN 13922) scrapped at Davis Monthan AFB in 1965
65412 (MSN 13923) to N3183G. Dismantled at Long Beach,CA in 1964
65413 (MSN 13924) scrapped at Davis Monthan AFB in 1965
65414 (MSN 13925) was the only C-74 used during Berlin airlift. It flew a total of 25 flights and
carried 446 tons of supplies. Scrapped at Davis Monthan AFB in
1965.
65415 (MSN 13296) scrapped at Davis Monthan AFB in 1965
42-65452/65551 Aeronca PT-19A-AE
65452 to reclamation at Helena, Ark Mar 20, 1946.
65453 to RFC at Greenville AAB, SC Sep 27, 1944
65454 to RFC Sep 3, 1944
65455 to reclamation Tinker Mar 7, 1948
65456 to RFC Mar 21, 1945
65457 to reclamation Helena, Ark Mar 30, 1946
65458 to RFC at Bush Rield Oct 30, 1944
65459 to RFC Jan 30, 1945
65460 to RFC Cincinatti, OH Oct 5, 1944
65461 to RFC Jan 30, 1945
65462 to RFC Aug 1, 1944
65463 to RFC Aug 10, 1944
65464 to RFC Aug 9, 1944
65465 to RFC Aug 9, 1944
65466 to RFC Aug 9, 1944
65467 to RFC Aug 8, 1944
65468 to RFC Feb 21, 1945
65469 to RFC Brookley AAF Jan 11,1 94
65470 to RFC Aug 8, 1944
65471 to RFC Aug 8, 1944.
65472 to RFC Jul 29, 1944
65473 to RFC Aug 1, 1944
65474 to RFC Sep 1,1944
65475 to RFC Aug 8, 1944
65476 to RFC Mar 31, 1945
65477 to RFC Aug 10, 1944
65478 to RFC Aug 20, 1944
65479 to RFC Ponca City Mar 18, 1945
65480 to RFC Aug 7, 1944
65481 to RFC Aug 1, 1944.
65482 to RFC Fletcher Oct 7, 1944
65483 to RFC Aug 10, 1944
65484 to RFC Fletcher Sep 20, 1944.
65485 to RFC Sep 4, 1944. Still flying as N52164 by Curtis Kinchen.
Donated to Hagerstown, MD Aviation Museum, Jan 2007
65486 surveyed Fletcher Fld, MS May 19, 1944
65487 to RFC Jelena, Ark Aug 7, 1945
65488 to RFC at Aug 7, 1945
65489 to RFC Fletcher Oct 7, 1944
65490 to reclamation Tinker AAF, OK May 27, 1948
65491 to RFC Jul 29, 1944. On civil registry as N3184M.
65492 to RFC Oct 23, 1944
65493 to reclamation Tinker AAF Mar 9, 1947
65494 to RFC Jul 29, 1944
65495 to rFC Oct 5,1944
65496 to RFC Aug 9, 1944
65497 to RFC Aug 1, 1944
65498 to RFC Tuscaloosa Aug 15, 1944
65499 to reclamation Tinker AAF Mar 9, 1949
65500 to RFC Aug 2, 1944
65501 to RFC Aug 2, 1944
65502 to RFC Fletcher Oct 7, 1944
65503 to RRC Jul 26, 1944
65504 to RFC Aug 5, 1944
65505 to RFC Aut 5, 1944.
65506 to RFC Jul 26, 1944
65507 surveyed at Tuscaloosa Apr 30, 1944
65508 to RFC Aug 26, 1944
65509 to RFC Jul 26, 1944. Currently on civil registr as N19RH.
65510 to RFC Jul 29, 1944
65511 to RFC Fletcher Oct 7, 1944
65512 to RFC Jul 26, 1944
65513 to RFC Fletcher Sep 30, 1945
65514 surveyed Tuscaloosa Jul 29, 1944
65515 to RFC Aug 14, 1944
65516 to RFC Aug 10, 1944
65517 to reclamation Tinker AAF Aug 10, 1944
65518 to RFC Aug 1, 1944
65519 to RFC at Tuscaloosa, AL Aug 10, 1944
65520 to RFC Jul 29, 1944
65521 to RFC Jul 29, 1944
65522 to RFC Aug 9, 1944
65523 to RFC Sep 30, 1944
65524 to RFC Sep 30, 1944
65525 to RFC Fletcher Oct 7, 1944
65526 surveyed Tuscaloosa, AL Apr 25, 1944
65527 to RFC Jul 29, 1944
65528 to RFC Aug 1,1944
65529 surveyed Tuscaloosa Apr 30, 1944
65530 to RFC Fletcher Oct 7, 1944
65531 to RFC Aug 1, 1944
65532 to RFC Aug 9, 1944
65533 to RFC Fletcher Sep 30, 1944
65534 to RFC Fletcher Sep 30, 1944
65535 to RFC Jul 26, 1944
65536 surveyed at Tuscaloosa surveyed Apr 25, 1944
65537 to RFC Fletcher Apr 30, 1944
65538 to RFC Jul 29, 1944
65539 to RFC Aug 8, 1944
65540 to reclamation Tinker AAF OK Mar 9, 1947
65541 to RFC Fletcher Oct 7, 1944
65542 to Guatemala Oct 8, 1946
65543 to RFC Tuscaloosa Aug 11, 1944
65544 to RFC Tuscaloosa Mar 31, 1945
65545 to RFC Aug 26, 1944
65546 to RFC Tuscaloosa Aug 11, 1944
65548 to RFC Sep 30, 1943
65549 to RFC Tuscaloosa Aug 11, 1944
65550 to RFC Fletcher Sep 30, 1944
65551 to RFC Sep 30, 1944.
42-65552 Schneider Grunau TG-27
Schneider Grunau 8 two seat trainer glider designed in Germany.
MSN 1 Registered 15Jun42 as NX16029 as a Sanborn Grunau 8 to Associated Glider Club
of Southern California, San Diego; cancelled 4Aug48. Impressed by USAAF 6May42.
5th Glider Training Detachment, Arizona Glider Academy, Echeverria Field, Wickenburg, AZ.
Surveyed at Wickenburg 9Nov43.
42-65553 Volmer Jensen TG-29
Volmer Jensen VJ-10 two-seat training glider, single prototype of a design intended for military glider training
Temer Johnson. Impressed by USAAF 11Jun42.
42-65554 Smith TG-30 Bluebird
Sailplane built by Melvin Smith and Joe Stazneck in 1940 using components of a wreck.
MSN 1 Registered 1Jul41 as NR19991; cancelled 21May48. Impressed by USAAF 11Jun42.
5th Glider Training Detachment, Arizona Glider Academy, Echeverria Field, Wickenburg, AZ.
Written off at Wickenburg November 8, 1943 after only 22 hours flying.
42-65555 Haller-Hirth TG-28 Junior Hawk
Haller-Hirth Sailplane Corporation Hawk K-20 Junior sailplane.
MSN H-J-634-1 Registered 15May41 as NC13134; cancelled 12Feb48. Impressed by USAAF 14Jun42.
5th Glider Training Detachment, Arizona Glider Academy, Echeverria Field, Wickenburg, AZ.
Condemned at Wickenburg 10Oct44.
42-65556/65576 Cancelled contract
42-65577/65579 Douglas C-32A
Civilian DC-2-112 impressed by USAAF.
65577 MSN 1243 to TWA as NC13717 Jul 1934, impressed by USAAF Jul 22, 1942. Loaned to
National Airlines. To CL-26 Feb 11, 1944 Chicago, Illinois.
65578 MSN 1293 to TWA as NC13783 Jan 1935, impressed by USAAF Jul 22,1942. To Braniff Jul 2, 1942.
Sold to All American Aviation Jul 24, 1944
65579 MSN 1294 to TWA as NC13784 Feb 1935, impressed by USAAF Jul 22, 1942. Declared as surplus
and sold to TACA Airlines Nov 3, 1944. Delivery not confirmed
42-65580/65582 Douglas C-49H-DO
Ex American Airlines commercial DC-3s impressed by USAAF
65580 (MSN 2167) to American Airlines as NC21768 Aug 25, 1939. To DSC May 22, 1942 - Operated by Canadian Colonial
Sep 22, 1942 and American Airlines Jan 12, 1943. Returned to civil
registry as NC21768 (American Airlines Apr 15, 1944 - Trans Texas
Nov 17, 1948 - Tradewinds Aeromotive Inc, San Antonio, TX. Oct 31, 1968 for
conversion to DC-3A - Charter Air Center - Florida Airlines, Air South 1974/75 -
Air South 1974. 175 A C Allyn, Sarasota, FL US 1974. Pioneer Intl Leasing Corp, Chicago, IL 1975.
Dolphin Aviation Inc, Sarasota, FL US Jun79. Sold to Provincetown Boston Airlines May 21,
1980. Reregistered N40PB (May 1980), later N22357. Sold to Basler Turbo Conversions,
Oshkosh, WI Jul 24, 2000.
65581 (MSN 2203) to American Airlines as NC21799 Mar 9, 1940. To DSC May 22, 1942, delivered Dec 25, 1942 only
Returned to American Airlines as NC21799 May 27, 1944. Crashed 35m W. El Centro, CA.
Mar 03, 1946. Crashed into Thing Mountain at altitude of 4860 feet. All 25 on board killed.
65582 (MSN 2205) to American Airlines as NC25660 Mar 16, 1940. To DSC May 22, 1942. Returned to civil registry as
NC25660 (American Airlines Apr 9, 1944), then ZS-BTO (Mercury Aviation Services
Jun 30, 1947), G-AJDC (Private), SE-BWD (Transair Sweden Mar 1953) and UN215
(United Nations, Congo Feb 21, 1961). Sold to Air Congo 1965 (probably for spares).
42-65583/65584 Douglas C-49D-DO
Commercial DC-3s impressed by USAAF.
65583 (MSN 4091) DC-3-201F to Eastern Air Lines as NC28383 Feb 6, 1941. To USAAF Jul 22, 1942. Returned
to civil registry as NC28383 Apr 15, 1944, to TWA *343* Apr 24, 1944. Crashed
Jul 2, 1946, Chicago, IL
65584 (MSN 3280) DC-3-357 to Delta Air Lines as NC28343 Jan 4, 1941. To USAAF Jul 22, 1942. Operated
by Braniff May 3, 1943, and United Jun 18, 1943. Returned to civil registry Jan 31, 1944
as NC38943 with TWA Apr 26, 1944 -- Wisconsin Central Jan 09, 1951 - North Central *14*
Dec 15, 1952 - Houston Aviation Products Corp, HouslOn, TX, 29Jun66
L Herring, Daleville, LA 1967. Std Oasis Apt, FL US Mar76. Noted derelict Oasis Airport, FL. Mar 1976
and May 1980. Cancelled in poor condition May80.
42-65585/66001 Fleet PT-26A-FE
Fairchild M-62C license built by Fleet Aircraft of Canada as Cornell II for RAF.
Fleet had its own construction number sequence. The MSNs quoted below are from Canadian Aircraft; they appear to
follow a Fairchild system which uses T4x-xxxx so there may be a prefix digit missing. Fleet
Aircraft’s own MSN system uses Fx123 which is similar to
RAF serials and may be the source of comments relating to the MSN being the RAF serial.
65585/65649 to RAF as FV100/FV164, to RCAF as 15001/15065
65585 T4-4670 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV100; transferred to RCAF as 15001
65586 T4-4671 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV101; transferred to RCAF as 15002
65587 T4-4672 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV102; transferred to RCAF as 15003
65588 T4-4673 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV103; transferred to RCAF as 15004
65589 T4-4674 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV104; transferred to RCAF as 15005
65590 T4-4675 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV105; transferred to RCAF as 15006
65591 T4-4676 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV106; transferred to RCAF as 15007
65592 T4-4677 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV107; transferred to RCAF as 15008
65593 T4-4678 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV108; transferred to RCAF as 15009
65594 T4-4679 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV109; transferred to RCAF as 15010
65595 T4-4680 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV110; transferred to RCAF as 15011
65596 T4-4681 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV111; transferred to RCAF as 15012
65597 (MSN T4-4682) to RAF as FV112 then to RCAF as 15013. To civil registry as N79398
65598 T4-4683 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV113; transferred to RCAF as 15014
65599 T4-4684 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV114; transferred to RCAF as 15015
65600 T4-4685 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV115; transferred to RCAF as 15016
65601 (MSN T4-4686) to RAF as FV116 then to RCAF as 15017. To civil registry as N69659
65602 T4-4687 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV117; transferred to RCAF as 15018
65603 T4-4688 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV118; transferred to RCAF as 15019
65604 (MSN T4-4689) to RAF as FV119 then to RCAF as 15020. To civil registry as N9754H
65605 T4-4690 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV120; transferred to RCAF as 15021
65606 T4-4691 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV121; transferred to RCAF as 15022
65607 T4-4692 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV122; transferred to RCAF as 15023
65608 (MSN T4-4693) to RAF as FB123 then to RCAF as 15024. To civil registry as N67616
65609 T4-4694 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV124; transferred to RCAF as 15025
65610 T4-4695 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV125; transferred to RCAF as 15026
65611 T4-4696 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV126; transferred to RCAF as 15027
65612 T4-4697 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV127; transferred to RCAF as 15028
65613 T4-4698 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV128; transferred to RCAF as 15029
65614 T4-4699 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV129; transferred to RCAF as 15030
65615 T4-4700 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV130; transferred to RCAF as 15031
65616 T4-4701 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV131; transferred to RCAF as 15032
65617 T4-4702 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV132; transferred to RCAF as 15033
65618 (MSN T4-4703) to RAF as FV133 then to RCAF as 15034. To civil registry as N39681
65619 T4-4704 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV134; transferred to RCAF as 15035
65620 T4-4705 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV135; transferred to RCAF as 15036
65621 (MSN T4-4706) to RAF as FV136 then to RCAF as 15037. On civil registry as C-GTCI
65622 (MSN T4-4707) to RAF as FV137 then to RCAF as 15038. To civil registry as N49476
65623 (MSN T4-4708) to RAF as FV138 then to RCAF as 15039. To civil registry as N68131
65624 T4-4709 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV139; transferred to RCAF as 15040
65625 T4-4710 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV140; transferred to RCAF as 15041
65626 T4-4711 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV141; transferred to RCAF as 15042
65627 (MSN T4-4712) to RAF as FV142 then to RCAF as 15043. To civil registry as N58526
42-65628 T4-4713 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV143; transferred to RCAF as 15044
65629 (MSN T4-4714) to RAF as FV144 then to RCAF as 15045. To civil registry as N49474
65630 T4-4715 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV145; transferred to RCAF as 15046
65631 T4-4716 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV146; transferred to RCAF as 15047
65632 T4-4717 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV147; transferred to RCAF as 15048
65633 T4-4718 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV148; transferred to RCAF as 15049
65634 (MSN T4-4719) to RAF as FV149 then to RCAF as 15050. To civil registry as N79591
65635 T4-4720 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV150; transferred to RCAF as 15051
65636 (MSN T4-4721) to RAF as FV151 then to RCAF as 15052. To civil registry as N49355
65637 (MSN T4-4722) to RAF as FV152 then to RCAF as 15053. To civil registry as N67523
65638 T4-4723 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV153; transferred to RCAF as 15054
65639 (MSN T4-4724) to RAF as FV154 then to RCAF as 15055. To civil registry as N58799
65640 T4-4725 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV155; transferred to RCAF as 15056
65641 T4-4726 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV156; transferred to RCAF as 15057
65642 T4-4727 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV157; transferred to RCAF as 15058
65643 T4-4728 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV158; transferred to RCAF as 15059
65644 (MSN T4-4729) to RAF as FV159 then to RCAF as 15060. To civil registry as N67531
65645 T4-4730 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV160; transferred to RCAF as 15061
65646 T4-4731 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV161; transferred to RCAF as 15062
65647 (MSN T4-4732) to RAF as FV162 then to RCAF as 15063. To civil registry as N49481.
Flyable at Winchester, VA as N49481
65648 T4-4733 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV163; transferred to RCAF as 15064
65649 T4-4734 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV164; transferred to RCAF as 15065
65650/65724 (MSN T4-4735/4809) to RAF as FV165/FV239, to RCAF as 15066/15140, to Rhodesian Air Training Group
65650 T4-4735 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV165; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15066
65651 T4-4736 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV166; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15067
65652 T4-4737 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV167; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15068
65653 T4-4738 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV168; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15069
65654 T4-4739 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV169; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15070
65655 T4-4740 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV170; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15071
65656 T4-4741 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV171; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15072
65657 T4-4742 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV172; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15073
65658 T4-4743 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV173; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15074
65659 T4-4744 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV174; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15075
65660 T4-4745 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV175; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15076
65661 T4-4746 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV176; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15077
65662 T4-4747 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV177; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15078
65663 T4-4748 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV178; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15079
65664 T4-4749 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV179; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15080
65665 T4-4750 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV180; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15081
65666 T4-4751 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV181; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15082
65667 T4-4752 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV182; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15083
65668 T4-4753 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV183; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15084
65669 T4-4754 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV184; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15085
65670 T4-4755 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV185; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15086
65671 T4-4756 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV186; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15087
65672 T4-4757 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV187; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15088
65673 T4-4758 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV188; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15089
65674 T4-4759 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV189; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15090
65675 T4-4760 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV190; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15091
65676 T4-4761 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV191; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15092
65677 T4-4762 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV192; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15093
65678 T4-4763 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV193; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15094
65679 T4-4764 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV194; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15095
65680 T4-4765 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV195; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15096
65681 T4-4766 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV196; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15097
65682 T4-4767 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV197; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15098
65683 T4-4768 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV198; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15099
65684 T4-4769 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV199; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15100
65685 T4-4770 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV200; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15101
65686 T4-4771 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV201; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15102
65687 T4-4772 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV202; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15103
65688 T4-4773 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV203; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15104
65689 T4-4774 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV204; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15105
65690 T4-4775 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV205; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15106
65691 T4-4776 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV206; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15107
65692 T4-4777 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV207; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15108
65693 T4-4778 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV208; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15109
65694 T4-4779 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV209; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15110
65695 T4-4780 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV210; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15111
65696 T4-4781 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV211; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15112
65697 T4-4782 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV212; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15113
65698 T4-4783 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV213; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15114
65699 T4-4784 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV214; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15115
65700 T4-4785 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV215; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15116
65701 T4-4786 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV216; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15117
65702 T4-4787 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV217; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15118
65703 T4-4788 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV218; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15119
65704 T4-4789 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV219; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15120
65705 T4-4790 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV220; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15121
65706 T4-4791 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV221; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15122
65707 T4-4792 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV222; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15123
65708 T4-4793 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV223; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15124
65709 T4-4794 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV224; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15125
65710 T4-4795 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV225; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15126
65711 T4-4796 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV226; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15127
65712 T4-4797 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV227; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15128
65713 T4-4798 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV228; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15129
65714 T4-4799 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV229; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15130
65715 T4-4800 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV230; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15131
65716 T4-4801 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV231; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15132
65717 T4-4802 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV232; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15133
65718 T4-4803 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV233; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15134
65719 T4-4804 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV234; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15135
65720 T4-4805 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV235; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15136
65721 T4-4806 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV236; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15137
65722 T4-4807 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV237; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15138
65723 T4-4808 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV238; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15139
65724 T4-4809 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV239; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15140
65725/65749 (MSN T4-4810/4834) to RAF as FV240/FV264, to RCAF as 15141/15165
65725 T4-4810 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV240; transferred to RCAF as 15141
65726 to RAF as FV241 then to RCAF as 15142. To civil registry as N75969
65727 T4-4812 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV242; transferred to RCAF as 15143
65728 T4-4813 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV243; transferred to RCAF as 15144
65729 to RAF as FV244 then to RCAF as 15145. To civil registry as N9048H
65730 T4-4815 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV245; transferred to RCAF as 15146
65731 to RAF as FV246 then to RCAF as 15147. To civil registry as N9272H
65732 T4-4817 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV247; transferred to RCAF as 15148
65733 T4-4818 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV248; transferred to RCAF as 15149
65734 to RAF as FV249 then to RCAF as 15150. To civil registry as N9560H
65735 T4-4820 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV250; transferred to RCAF as 15151
65736 T4-4821 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV251; transferred to RCAF as 15152
65737 T4-4822 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV252; transferred to RCAF as 15153
65738 to RAF as FV253 then to RCAF as 15154. To civil registry as N9155H
65739 T4-4824 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV254; transferred to RCAF as 15155
65740 T4-4825 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV255; transferred to RCAF as 15156
65741 T4-4826 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV256; transferred to RCAF as 15157
65742 to RAF as FV257 then to RCAF as 15158. To civil registry as N69256. Flyable at Delmar, NJ
65743 to RAF as FV258 then to RCAF as 15159. To civil registry as N9227H
65744 to RAF as FV259 then to RCAF as 15160. To civil registry as N66506
65745 T4-4830 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV260; transferred to RCAF as 15161
65746 T4-4831 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV261; transferred to RCAF as 15162
65747 T4-4832 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV262; transferred to RCAF as 15163
65748 T4-4833 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV263; transferred to RCAF as 15164
65749 T4-4834 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV264; transferred to RCAF as 15165
65750/65774 (MSN T4-4835/4859) to RAF as FV265/FV289, to RCAF as 15166/15190, to Rhodesian Air Training Group
65750 T4-4835 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV265; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15166
65751 T4-4836 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV266; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15167
65752 T4-4837 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV267; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15168
65753 T4-4838 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV268; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15169
65754 T4-4839 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV269; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15170
65755 T4-4840 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV270; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15171
65756 T4-4841 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV271; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15172
65757 T4-4842 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV272; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15173
65758 T4-4843 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV273; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15174
65759 T4-4844 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV274; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15175
65760 T4-4845 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV275; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15176
65761 T4-4846 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV276; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15177
65762 T4-4847 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV277; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15178
65763 T4-4848 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV278; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15179
65764 T4-4849 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV279; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15180
65765 T4-4850 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV280; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15181
65766 T4-4851 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV281; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15182
65767 T4-4852 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV282; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15183
65768 T4-4853 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV283; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15184
65769 T4-4854 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV284; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15185
65770 T4-4855 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV285; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15186
65771 T4-4856 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV286; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15187
65772 T4-4857 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV287; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15188
65773 T4-4858 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV288; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15189
65774 T4-4859 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV289; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15190
65775/65799 (MSN T4-486/4884) to RAF as FV290/FV314, to RCAF as 15191/15215
65775 T4-4860 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV290; transferred to RCAF as 15191
65776 T4-4861 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV291; transferred to RCAF as 15192
65777 T4-4862 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV292; transferred to RCAF as 15193
65778 T4-4863 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV293; transferred to RCAF as 15194
65779 T4-4864 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV294; transferred to RCAF as 15195
65780 T4-4865 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV295; transferred to RCAF as 15196
65781 T4-4866 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV296; transferred to RCAF as 15197
65782 T4-4867 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV297; transferred to RCAF as 15198
65783 T4-4868 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV298; transferred to RCAF as 15199
65784 T4-4869 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV299; transferred to RCAF as 15200
65785 T4-4870 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV300; transferred to RCAF as 15201
65786 T4-4871 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV301; transferred to RCAF as 15202
65787 T4-4872 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV302; transferred to RCAF as 15203
65788 T4-4873 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV303; transferred to RCAF as 15204
65789 T4-4874 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV304; transferred to RCAF as 15205
65790 T4-4875 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV305; transferred to RCAF as 15206
65791 T4-4876 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV306; transferred to RCAF as 15207
65792 T4-4877 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV307; transferred to RCAF as 15208
65793 T4-4878 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV308; transferred to RCAF as 15209
65794 T4-4879 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV309; transferred to RCAF as 15210
65795 T4-4880 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV310; transferred to RCAF as 15211
65796 T4-4881 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV311; transferred to RCAF as 15212
65797 T4-4882 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV312; transferred to RCAF as 15213
65798 T4-4883 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV313; transferred to RCAF as 15214
65799 T4-4884 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV314; transferred to RCAF as 15215
65800/65824 (MSN T4-4885/4909) to RAF as FV315/FV339, to RCAF as 15216/15240, to Rhodesian Air Training Group
65800 T4-4885 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV315; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15216
65801 T4-4886 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV316; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15217
65802 T4-4887 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV317; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15218
65803 T4-4888 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV318; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15219
65804 T4-4889 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV319; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15220
65805 T4-4890 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV320; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15221
65806 T4-4891 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV321; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15222
65807 T4-4892 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV322; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15223
65808 T4-4893 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV323; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15224
65809 T4-4894 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV324; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15225
65810 T4-4895 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV325; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15226
65811 T4-4896 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV326; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15227
65812 T4-4897 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV327; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15228
65813 T4-4898 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV328; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15229
65814 T4-4899 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV329; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15230
65815 T4-4900 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV330; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15231
65816 T4-4901 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV331; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15232
65817 T4-4902 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV332; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15233
65818 T4-4903 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV333; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15234
65819 T4-4904 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV334; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15235
65820 T4-4905 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV335; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15236
65821 T4-4906 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV336; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15237
65822 T4-4907 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV337; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15238
65823 T4-4908 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV338; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15239
65824 T4-4909 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV339; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15240
65825/65849 (MSN T4-4910/4934) to RAF as FV340/FV364, to RCAF as 15241/15265.
65826 T4-4911 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV341; transferred to RCAF as 15242
65827 to RAF as FV342 then to RCAF as 15243. To civil registry as N69167
65828 T4-4913 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV343; transferred to RCAF as 15244
65829 T4-4914 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV344; transferred to RCAF as 15245
65830 T4-4915 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV345; transferred to RCAF as 15246
65831 T4-4916 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV346; transferred to RCAF as 15247
65832 T4-4917 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV347; transferred to RCAF as 15248
65833 T4-4918 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV348; transferred to RCAF as 15249
65834 T4-4919 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV349; transferred to RCAF as 15250
65835 T4-4920 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV350; transferred to RCAF as 15251
65836 T4-4921 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV351; transferred to RCAF as 15252
65837 T4-4922 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV352; transferred to RCAF as 15253
65838 T4-4923 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV353; transferred to RCAF as 15254
65839 T4-4924 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV354; transferred to RCAF as 15255
65840 T4-4925 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV355; transferred to RCAF as 15256
65841 T4-4926 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV356; transferred to RCAF as 15257
65842 T4-4927 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV357; transferred to RCAF as 15258
65843 to RAF as FV358 then to RCAF as 15259. To civil registry as N9506H
65844 T4-4929 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV359; transferred to RCAF as 15260
65845 T4-4930 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV360; transferred to RCAF as 15261
65846 to RAF as FV361 then to RCAF as 15262. To civil registry as N9119H
65846 T4-4931 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV361; transferred to RCAF as 15262 To N9119H
65847 T4-4932 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV362; transferred to RCAF as 15263
65848 T4-4933 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV363; transferred to RCAF as 15264
65849 T4-4934 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV364; transferred to RCAF as 15265
65850/65874 (MSN T4-4935/4959) to RAF as FV365/FV389, to RCAF as 15266/15290, to Rhodesian Air Training Group
65850 to RAF as FV365, to RCAF as 15266, to Rhodesian Air Training Group. Loaned to South African AF
for trials at Zwartkop Mar/Apr 1944. Returned to RATG.
65851 T4-4936 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV366; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15267
65852 T4-4937 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV367; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15268
65853 T4-4938 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV368; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15269
65854 T4-4939 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV369; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15270
65855 to RAF as FV370, to RCAF as 15271, to Rhodesian Air Training Group. Loaned to South African AF
for trials at Zwartkop Mar/Apr 1944. Returned to RATG.
65856 T4-4941 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV371; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15272
65857 T4-4942 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV372; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15273
65858 T4-4943 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV373; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15274
65859 T4-4944 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV374; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15275
65860 T4-4945 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV375; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15276
65861 T4-4946 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV376; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15277
65862 T4-4947 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV377; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15278
65863 T4-4948 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV378; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15279
65864 T4-4949 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV379; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15280
65865 T4-4950 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV380; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15281
65866 T4-4951 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV381; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15282
65867 T4-4952 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV382; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15283
65868 T4-4953 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV383; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15284
65869 T4-4954 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV384; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15285
65870 T4-4955 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV385; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15286
65871 T4-4956 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV386; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15287
65872 T4-4957 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV387; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15288
65873 T4-4958 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV388; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15289
65874 T4-4959 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV389; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15290
65875/65899 (MSN T4-4960/4984) to RAF as FV390/FV414, to RCAF as 15291/15315
65875 to RAF as FV390 then to RCAF as 15291. To civil registry as N1234V
65876 to RAF as FV391 then to RCAF as 15292. To civil registry as N9279H
Flyable at Erie, PA as N9279H
65877 T4-4962 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV392; transferred to RCAF as 15293
65878 T4-4963 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV393; transferred to RCAF as 15294
65879 T4-4964 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV394; transferred to RCAF as 15295
65880 to RAF as FV395 then to RCAF as 15296. To civil registry as N9273H
65881 T4-4966 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV396; transferred to RCAF as 15297
65882 T4-4967 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV397; transferred to RCAF as 15298
65883 T4-4968 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV398; transferred to RCAF as 15299
65884 T4-4969 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV399; transferred to RCAF as 15300
65885 T4-4970 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV400; transferred to RCAF as 15301
65886 T4-4971 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV401; transferred to RCAF as 15302
65887 T4-4972 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV402; transferred to RCAF as 15303
65888 to RAF as FV403 then to RCAF as 15304. To civil registry as N49468
65889 T4-4974 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV404; transferred to RCAF as 15305
65890 T4-4975 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV405; transferred to RCAF as 15306
65891 T4-4976 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV406; transferred to RCAF as 15307
65892 to RAF as FV407 then to RCAF as 15308. To civil registry as N58895
65893 to RAF as FV408 then to RCAF as 15309. To civil registry as N58893
65894 to RAF as FV409 then to RCAF as 15310. To civil registry as N49473
65895 T4-4980 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV410; transferred to RCAF as 15311
65896 T4-4981 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV411; transferred to RCAF as 15312
65897 T4-4982 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV412; transferred to RCAF as 15313
65898 to RAF as FV413 then to RCAF as 15314. To civil registry as N63548
65899 T4-4984 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV414; transferred to RCAF as 15315
65900/65924 (MSN T4-4985/4999, T4-6000/6009) to RAF as FV415/FV439, to RCAF as 15316/15340, to Rhodesian
Air Training Group
65900 T4-4985 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV415; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15316
65901 T4-4986 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV416; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15317
65902 T4-4987 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV417; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15318
65903 T4-4988 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV418; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15319
65904 T4-4989 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV419; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15320
65905 T4-4990 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV420; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15321
65906 T4-4991 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV421; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15322
65907 T4-4992 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV422; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15323
65908 T4-4993 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV423; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15324
65909 T4-4994 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV424; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15325
65910 T4-4995 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV425; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15326
65911 T4-4996 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV426; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15327
65912 T4-4997 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV427; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15328
65913 T4-4998 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV428; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15329
65914 T4-4999 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV429; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15330
65915 T4-6000 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV430; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15331
65916 T4-6001 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV431; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15332
65917 T4-6002 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV432; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15333
65918 T4-6003 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV433; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15334
65919 T4-6004 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV434; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15335
65920 T4-6005 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV435; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15336
65921 T4-6006 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV436; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15337
65922 T4-6007 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV437; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15338
65923 T4-6008 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV438; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15339
65924 T4-6009 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV439; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15340
65925/65949 (MSN T4-6010/6034) to RAF as FV440/FV464, to RCAF as 15341/15365.
65925 T4-6010 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV440; transferred to RCAF as 15341
65926 T4-6011 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV441; transferred to RCAF as 15342
65927 T4-6012 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV442; transferred to RCAF as 15343
65928 T4-6013 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV443; transferred to RCAF as 15344
65929 to RAF as FV444 then to RCAF as 15345. To civil registry as N58898
65930 T4-6015 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV445; transferred to RCAF as 15346
65931 T4-6016 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV446; transferred to RCAF as 15347
65932 to RAF as FV447 then to RCAF as 15348. To civil registry as N9877H
65933 T4-6018 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV448; transferred to RCAF as 15349
65934 to RAF as FV449 then to RCAF as 15350. To civil registry as N68213
65935 T4-6020 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV450; transferred to RCAF as 15351. Flying with Commemorative Air Force as N6072C
65936 T4-6021 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV451; transferred to RCAF as 15352
65937 T4-6022 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV452; transferred to RCAF as 15353
65938 to RAF as FV453 then to RCAF as 15354. To civil registry as N9762H
65939 to RAF as FV454 then to RCAF as 15355. To civil registry as N60385
65940 to RAF as FV455 then to RCAF as 15356. To civil registry as N79153
65941 T4-6026 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV456; transferred to RCAF as 15357
65942 to RAF as FV457 then to RCAF as 15358. To civil registry as N9278H
65943 T4-6028 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV458; transferred to RCAF as 15359
65944 T4-6029 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV459; transferred to RCAF as 15360
65945 T4-6030 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV460; transferred to RCAF as 15361
65946 T4-6031 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV461; transferred to RCAF as 15362
65947 T4-6032 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV462; transferred to RCAF as 15363
65948 to RAF as FV463 then to RCAF as 15364. To civil registry as N60283
42-65949 T4-6034 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV464; transferred to RCAF as 15365
65950/65974 to RAF as FV465/FV489, to RCAF as 15366/15390, to Rhodesian Air Training Group
FV472, FV474, FV484, FV489 lost with SS Dahomian when sunk by U-852 Apr 1, 1944
65950 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV465; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15366
65951 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV466; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15367
65952 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV467; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15368
65953 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV468; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15369
65954 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV469; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15370
65955 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV470; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15371
65956 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV471; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15372
65957 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV472; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15373 Lost at sea on delivery
65958 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV473; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15374
65959 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV474; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15375 Lost at sea on delivery
65960 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV475; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15376
65961 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV476; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15377
65962 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV477; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15378
65963 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV478; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15379
65964 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV479; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15380
65965 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV480; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15381
65966 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV481; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15382
65967 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV482; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15383
65968 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV483; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15384
65969 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV484; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15385 Lost at sea on delivery
65970 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV485; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15386
65971 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV486; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15387
65972 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV487; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15388
65973 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV488; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15389
65974 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV489; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15390 Lost at sea on delivery
65975 to RAF as FV490, to RCAF as 15391, to Royal Norwegian AF Jun 24, 1944 at "Little Norway", Toronto as 271
65976/65991 to RAF as FV491/FV506, to RCAF as 15392/15407, to Rhodesian Air Training Group
FV491, FV492, FV493, FV494, FV495, FV496, FV497, FV499, FV501, FV503, FV504, FV505, FV506
lost with SS Dahomian when sunk by U-852 Apr 1, 1944
42-65976 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV491; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15392 Lost at sea on delivery
65977 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV492; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15393 Lost at sea on delivery
65978 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV493; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15394 Lost at sea on delivery
65979 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV494; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15395 Lost at sea on delivery
65980 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV495; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15396 Lost at sea on delivery
65981 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV496; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15397 Lost at sea on delivery
65982 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV497; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15398 Lost at sea on delivery
65983 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV498; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15399 Lost at sea on delivery
65984 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV499; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15400 Lost at sea on delivery
65985 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV500; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15401
65986 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV501; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15402 Lost at sea on delivery
65987 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV502; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15403
65988 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV503; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15404 Lost at sea on delivery
65989 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV504; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15405 Lost at sea on delivery
65990 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV505; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15406 Lost at sea on delivery
65991 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV506; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15407 Lost at sea on delivery
65992 to RAF as FV507, to RCAF as 15408, to Royal Norwegian AF at "Little Norway, Toronto as 269
65993/66001 to RAF as FV508/FV516, to RCAF as 15409/15417, to Rhodesian Air Training Group
65993 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV508; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15409
65994 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV509; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15410
65995 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV510; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15411
65996 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV511; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15412
65997 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV512; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15413
65998 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV513; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15414
65999 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV514; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15415
66000 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV515; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15416
66001 Lend-Lease to RAF as FV516; transferred to Rhodesia Air Training Group as RCAF 15417
42-66002/66384 Fleet PT-26A-FE
For lend lease to RAF as Cornell II. This was Contract AC-30110 for 42-66002/66219 (NTU)
RAF serials FV517-FV734 were allocated. The RAF serial allocation runs on to FV899, but there is no
evidence that any were built beyond FV734. It is probably not a coincidence that 42-66384 would tie-up to FV899
Aircraft FV526, FV528, FV529, FV531, FV532, FV583, FV539, FV541,
FV542, FV543, FV544, FV545, FV547, FV550, FV551, FV552, FV559, FV560, FV566, FV568, FV569, FV581,
FV587, FV591, FV592, FV593, FV594, FV595, FV596, FV597, FV599, FV600, FV601, FV602, FV603, FV605,
FV606, FV608, FV609, FV619 were lost with SS Andadyr when sunk by U-129 May 6, 1944.
66002/66014 (RAF FV517/FV529) transferred to Rhodesian Air Training Group
66015 (RAF FV530) transferred to India
66016/66017 (RAF FV531/FV532) transferred to Rhodesian Air Training Group
66018 (RAF FV533) to RAF
66019/66033 (RAF FV534/FV548) transferred to Rhodesian Air Training Group
66034 (RAF FV549) transferred to India.
66035/66061 (RAF FV550/FV576) transferred to Rhodesian Air Training Group
66062 (RAF FV577) transferred to India
66063/66082 (RAF FV578/FV597) transferred to Rhodesian Air Training Group
66083 (RAF FV598) transferred to India
66084/66088 (RAF FV599/FV603) transferred to Rhodesian Air Training Group
66089 (RAF FV604) ordered for use by South African AF. Not accepted and delivered to storage in Canada.
No military service.
66090/66091 (RAF FV605/FV606) transferred to Rhodesian Air Training Group
66092 (RAF FV607) ordered for use by South African AF. Not accepted and delivered to storage in Canada.
No military service.
66093/66095 (RAF FV608/FV610) transferred to Rhodesian Air Training Group
66096/66101 (RAF FV611/FV616) transferred to India
66102/66110 (RAF FV617/FV625) ordered for use by South African AF. Not accepted and delivered to storage in Canada.
No military service
66104 to civil registry as N60500
66111 (RAF FV626) transferred to India
66112/66115 (RAF FV627/FV630) ordered for use by South African AF. Not accepted and delivered to storage in Canada.
No military service
66116 (RAF FV631) transferred to India
66117/66122 (RAF FV632/FV637) ordered for use by South African AF. Not accepted and delivered to storage in Canada.
No military service
66123 (RAF FV638) transferred to India
66124/66137 (RAF FV639/FV652) ordered for use by South African AF. Not accepted and delivered to storage in Canada.
No military service
66124 to civil registry as N58202
66137 to civil registry as N60508
66137 to civil registry as N58200
66138 (RAF FV653) to RAF
66139/66145 (RAF FV654/FV660) ordered for use by South African AF. Not accepted and delivered to storage in Canada.
No military service
66139 to civil registry as N60513
66140 to civil registry as N60514
66141 to civil registry as N56217
66146/66219 Lend Lease to RAF as FV661/FV734
66147 to civil registry as N73607
66149 to civil registry as N73327
66160 to civil registry as N5518N
66161 to civil registry as N73608
66173 to civil registry as CF-NOR
66176 to civil registry as C-FEEC, N7080K, C-GOZW
66187 (MSN 1070) to civil registry as CF-CVF
66188 to civil registry as N46836
66190 (MSN 1073) to civil registry as CF-FXX
66196 to civil registry as N3053
66205 (MSN 1088) to civil registry ss CF-CVT
66209 to civil registry as N26AG, CF-CVE
66210 to civil registry as C-GATP
66213 to civil registry as N2424C
66214 (MSN 1097) to civil registry as CF-CVO
66215 (MSN 1098) to civil registry as CF-CVP
42-66385 Fairchild UC-86
Model 24R-40 NC28502 purchased from civilian owner
42-66386 Lockheed UC-40D
Civilian Model 12 Electra Jr. MSN 1250 NC18970 of Phillips Petroleum
impressed by USAAF Jul 27 1942. Back to NC18970, later N18970, then N99K
42-65902/66501 Curtiss P-40K Warhawk.
Serials cancelled and reassigned as 42-9730/10429
42-66502/66726 Lockheed P-38H-1-LO Lightning
MSN 1013/1237
66506 (MSN 1017) with 8th FG, 80th FS, "Porky II" shot down by
Japanese fighter over Borgen Bay, New Guinea Dec 26, 1943.
MACR 3146. Pilot bailed out ver enemy lines and KIA.
66511 (MSN 1022) with 475th FG, 431st FS w/o when ditched Nov 8, 1943
in Porlock Harbor, New Guinea.
66514 (MSN 1025) with 49th FG, 9th FS w/o in landing accident at
Wards Aerodrome, Port Moresby, New Guinea Aug 16, 1943.
66516 (MSN 1027)(49th FG, 9th FS) lost in bad weather at New Guinea Oct 13,
1943. Pilot MIA. MACR 1256.
66517 (MSN 1028) w/o with 35th FG, 39th FS w/o when ditched 5 mi
NW of Yule Island near Papua New Guinea Jul 21, 1943 after
being damaged by Zeros.
66518 (MSN 1029) 475th FG, 433rd FS w/o Jul 19, 1943 when crashed
after engine failure at Moreton Bay, Australia
66523 (475th FG, 432nd FS) damaged by a Zero and forcelanded near
Tarobi, New Guinea Oct 29, 1943. Pilot evaded for two months, then
captured and executed. MACR 1193.
66525 (8th FG, 80th FS) crashed due to engine failure 2 mi offshore
Kila Aerodrome, New Guinea Aug 23, 1943. Pilot killed.
66527 (475th FG, 433rd FS) landing accident at Dobodura, New Guinea Nov 24, 1943.
66530 (475th FG) forcelanded 17 mi S of Brisbane, Australia Jul 5, 1943.
66532 (35th FG, 39th FS) disappeared on raid on Rabaul Nov 13, 1943,
probably due to weather. Pilot MIA. MACR 3039
66534 (MSN 422-1045) shot down over New Guinea Jan 18, 1944. Part of one wing
and tailplane recovered, registered N66534 Nov 17, 2008!!
66535 (8th FG, 80th FS) wrecked in taxiing accident at Kiriwana, Salamons Oct 12, 1943.
66541 (475th FG, 432nd FS) ditched into Huon Gulf near Lae, New Guinea Nov 20, 1943.
66542 (475th FG, 431st FS) lost in bad weather at New Guinea Sep 8, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 750.
66544 (49th FG, 9th FS) crashlanded at Horanda, New Guinea Oct 24, 1943.
66546 (475th FG, 433rd FS, "Charlie Jeanne II") collided in midair with
P-38 42-66834 and crashed in Alexishafen area, New Guinea
Nov 9, 1943. MACR 1260. Pilot KIA.
66547 (475th FG, 432nd FS) right engine failed and crashed at Finschafen, New Guinea Sep 22, 1943.
Pilot KIA. MACR 751.
66552 (475th FG, 431st FS) crashlanded at Finschhafen, New Guinea Dec 10, 1943.
66554 (475th FG, 431st FS) MIA Jan 18, 1944
66555 (36th FS) crashed into ocean near Yamai Apr 16, 1944 during infamous Black Sunday mission
to Hollanida, pilot killed
66556 (475th FG, 431st FS) crashed Sep 5, 1943
66558 (475th FG, 431st FS) crashlanded at base Dec 22, 1943.
66561 (475th FG, 433rd FS) shot down over Oro Bay, New Guinea Oct 17, 1943, possibily by the famous ace Nishizawa.
MACR 1420.
66562 (475th FG, 431st FS) crashed Papua New Guinea Dec 31, 1944 on flight from Nadzab to Port Moresby.
Pilot was carrying a passenger. Pilot and
passenger may have become hypoxic. Wreckage locsted Nov 1981 and remains of pilot and passenger were recovered.
66565 (475th FG, 432rd FS) (475th FG, 432nd FS) crashed near Dobodura, New Guinea Nov 15, 1943. Pilot killed.
66570 (8th FG, 80th FS) crashed due mechanical failure at Kiriwina, Solomons Oct 26, 1943.
66572 (475th FG, 431st FS) lost during aerial combat SE of Dagua, New Guinea Aug 18, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 752.
66576 (9th FS, 49th FG, 5th AF) in taxiing accident at Kiriwina airfield, Kiriwina Island, Miline Bay, Papua
New Guinea Oct 26, 1943. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
66577 (475th FG, 431st FS) MIA Feb 14, 1944
66580 (475th FG, 432rd FS) shot down by Japanese fighters 10 mi E of Finschafen, New Guinea Sep 24, 1943.
Pilot KIA. MACR 753.
66582 (347th FG, 339th FS) crashed on Guadalcanal Aug 20, 1943. Pilot killed.
66583 (18th FG, 12th FS) crashed on takeoff due engine failure at Munda, New Georgia Islands, Solomons Dec 6, 1943.
66585 (347th FG, 339th FS) destroyed by the crashing P-38H 42-66900 at Munda, New Georgia Islands, Solomons
Nov 18, 1943
66589 (475th FG, 431st FS) damaged by cannon fire Jan 18, 1944
66592 (475th FG, 431st FS) crashed on landing at Lae, New Guinea Nov 8, 1943.
66593 (475th FG, 431st FS) MIA at New Guinea Nov 8, 1943. MACR 1846.
66595 (475th FG, 432nd FS) crashed into Buma Bay off Cape Sudest, New Guinea Oct 31, 1943. Pilot killed. MACR 1192.
66593 (475th FG, 431st FS) MIA Nov 8, 1943
66596 (475th FG, 433rd FS) MIA Nov 9, 1943. Collided with Ki-43 Oscar over Alexishafen Airfield. Pilot KIA.
66597 (432nd FS, 475th FG) lost Sep 22, 1943, Papua New Guinea. MACR 751
66626 (347th FG, 339th FS) collided in midair with P-38 42-66888 3 mi E of Fauro Island,
Solomons Oct 19, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 810
66631 (8th FG, 80th FS) damaged by fighter and later ditched into
mouth of Sepik River, New Guinea Dec 22, 1943. MACR 2284
66636 (475th FG, 433rd FS) shot down 2 mi S of Sigul River Arawe N. B. Dec 16, 1943
66648 (329th FG, 330th FS) crashed after midair collision with P-38H 42-66691 E of Linda Vista, California
Aug 18, 1943. Pilot bailed out but injured.
66662 (8th FG) shot down by Japanese fighter at Rabaul, New Guinea Nov 2, 1943. MACR 1194
66665 (475th FG) shot down Nov 2, 1943 3 mi offshore from Rabaul, New Guinea. Pilot KIA
MACR 1951.
66666 (475th FG, 431st FS, "Miss Fru Fru")
66668 (8th FG, 36th FS) MIA near Yamai during infamous Black Sunday mission to Hollanida
66669 (35th FG, 39th FS) shot down by enemy aircraft 5 mi E of Rabaul during raid on Rabaul, New Guinea
Nov 7, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 3038.
66671 (347th FG, 339th FS) crashed on takeoff at Stirling Island, S of Bougainville, Solomons Jan 7, 1944.
Pilot killed.
66673 (18th FG, 12th FS) wrecked in taxiing accident at Munda, New Georgia Islands, Solomons Dec 24, 1943.
66691 (With 329th FG, 330th FS in midair collision with P-38H 42-66648 and crashed
into a house at Linda Vista, California Aug 18, 1943. Pilot and 3 children killed in the crash
66699 crashed Jul 8, 1944
66710 (459th FS, 80th FG, 10th AF) crashed in dive at Kangaung Landing Ground, Burma while on fighter sweep
from Chittagong May 25, 1944. MACR 5031. Pilot killed.
66711 (80th FG) crashed Mar 10, 1944 from unknown cause 5 Miles SW of Anasikan Airfield, Burma after strafing a train .
MACR 3013. Pilot killed
66712 (80th FG, 459th FS) bellylanded at Ramu, India Nov 27, 1943.
66714 (80th FG, 459th FS) lost over mouth of Ganges River, India while on gunnery practice
mission Nov 21, 1943. MACR 1208. Pilot killed
66718 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-T, 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-S, 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-T
66719 (55th FG, 38th FS) engine caught fire and ditched into North Sea 50 mi E of Clacton-on-Sea,
UK Oct 18, 1943. MACR 1040. Pilot KIA.
66720 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-T
66723 (20th FG, 77th FS) shot down by Hptm Klaus Mietusch in
Bf 109G-6 of JG 26/III Stab near Luxem, Germany Dec 1, 1943.
MACR 1425. Pilot POW
66724 (55th FG, 338th FS, "Miss Margaret") left engine failed,
turned back and was shot down by Fw Otto Schneider in
Bf 109G-6 of JG 11/6 SE o Nordolm, Germany Nov 13, 1943.
MACR 1269. Pilot bailed out and became POW.
66726 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-U
42-66727/67101 Lockheed P-38H-5-LO Lightning
MSN 422-1238/1612
66727 (55th FG, 338th FS) shot down by fighter over Germany Nov 13, 1943. MACR 1267.
Pilot KIA
66728 (1st FG) lost Feb 25, 1944. MACR 3162
66732 (55th FG, 338th FS) shot down by Hptm Friedrich Everle in
Bf 109G-6 of JG 1/III Stab at Nieuw-Schoonebeek,
Netherlands Nov 13, 1943. MACR 1270.
Guns recovered 1986; Nieuw-Schoonebeek.
66733 (1st FG, 71st FS) in midair collision with P-38 43-28740 near Corsica
Aug 21, 1944 during forming up after takeoff.
66734 (475th FG, 432rd FS) shot down Sep 13, 1943
66736 (35th FG) lost Jul 6, 1944. MACR 8633
66737 (475th FG, 431st FS) MIA at New Guinea Nov 16, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 1422.
66739 (475th FG, 433rd FS) MIA
66743 (475th FG, 431st FS) shot down Oct 17, 1943 in battle
over the coast of New Guinea
near Oro Bay. MACR 1419
66746 (8th FG) lost Mar 30, 1944. MACR 4340
66747 (475th FG, 432nd FS) hit by piece of wing from Tony
it has just shot down Nov 2, 1943. Pilot
bailed out but MIA. MACR 1263
66748 (475th FG, 432nd FS) hit by a falling droptank and crashed near Lae, New Guinea Sep 4, 1943.
Pilot KIA. MACR 965.
66749 (475th FG, 431st FS) shot down Sep 13, 1943. MACR 6325.
66752 (475th FG, 433rd FS) MIA Feb 8, 1943. MACR 3681
66760 (TP-38H) crashed at Santa Maria AAF, CA Feb 24, 1945.
66761 to F-5C-1-LO
66770 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-L
66786 assigned to 33rd PRS and crashed 12 mi W of Davis, OK
Mar 7, 1944. Pilot not injured
66797 in midair collision with 42-13464 May 4, 1944 over Camarillo, CA.
Both pilots parachuted to safety.
66807 crashed Dec 31, 1944.
66818 (475th FG, 433rd FS) damaged Nov 19, 1943
66821 (475th FG, 431st FS)damaged by enemy fighters and later
crashed into Pacific 50-100 mi SW of Rabaul, New Guinea
Nov 2, 1943. MACR 1264. Pilot KIA.
66823 (45th SRG) bellylanded in New Guinea Aug 29, 1943.
66825 (475th FG, 431st FS) bellylanded at Dobodura, New Guinea Jan 2, 1944.
66826 (475th FG, 432st FS, "Hold Everything") damaged by
enemy fighters and ditched in swamp in New Guinea
Nov 17, 1943. Pilot returned.
66827 (431st FS, 475th FG, "Maiden Head Buster")
66832 (8th FG) MIA near Yamai Apr 16, 1944 during infamous
Black Sunday mission to Hollanida. MACR 4359
66833 (475th FG, 432nd FS) MIA Sep 20, 1943
66834 (475th FG, 433rd FS) in collision with P-38 42-66546
over Alexishafen area, New Guinea Nov 9, 1943. MACR 1261.
Pilot KIA
66837 (475th FG, 431st FS) crashlanded Ramu Valley Sep 13, 1943
66838 (8th FG, 80th FS) groundlooped at Jackson Field, New Guinea Oct 29, 1943.
66841 (MSN 1238-1352) delivered Jul 1943 to 475th FG, 432nd FS. Named "Satan's Angels"
Damaged during forced landing at Fieta, near Madang, PNG Jun 10, 1944. Parts salvaged but
aircraft remained on site. Recovered 1992. Impounded by PNG government May 1992.
To the National Museum, Port Moresby, PNG. To the Classic Jet Fighter Museum,
Parafield, South Australia, May 1999 and restored for static display.
In 2014 at RAF Bentwaters, England for further restoration.
Noted June 2017 at Air Leasing, Sywell, England, named ‘Scarlet Angel’ and coded ‘153
66843 (475th FG, 431st FS, "Old Malarkey") hit by AAA and ditched
into Wide Bay, New Guinea Nov 2, 1943. MACR 1259. Pilot
later returned.
66849 (475th FG, 431st FS) pilot bailed out S of Cape Gazelle Oct 23, 1943.
MACR 1235. Pilot rescued Feb 1944.
66852 (475th FG, 433rd FS) MIA Jan 23, 1944. MACR 21?5
66853 (475th FG, 431st FS) bellylanded at Dobodura, New Guinea Dec 31, 1943.
66857 (475th FG, 433rd FS) shot down by japan fighter over Rabaul, New Guinea Nov 2, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 1421.
66860 (347th FG) lost Jan 28, 1944. MACR 1948
66862 (347th FG, 339th FS) crashed after midair collision with P-38H 42-66867 near New Caledonia Sep 22, 1943.
66863 (347th FG, 339th FS) crashed on takeoff at Munda, New Georgia Islands, Solomons Dec 10, 1943.
66864 (347th FG, 339th FS) shot down by Japanese Zero near Villa LaVella, Solomons Sep 30, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 742.
66868 (347th FG) shot down by Japanese Zero 10-15 mi W of Torokina, New Guinea Nov 8, 1943. Pilot KIA. MACR 1089.
66869 (475th FG, 432nd FS) ditched off Basilaki Island, New Guinea Nov 29, 1943.
66879 (475th FG, 432nd FS) damaged by 20 mm cannon fire
Dec 22, 1943
66888 (339th FS, 347th FG) collided in midair with P-38 42-66626 over Solomon
Islands Oct 19, 1943. MACR 809
66891 (18th FG, "Tojo Eat Sh*t).
66892 (18th FG, 44th FS) shot down by Japanese fighter during
raid on Rabaul, New Guinea Dec 25, 1943. MACR 1493. Pilot KIA
66897 (347th FG) lost Jan 17, 1944. MACR 1772
66900 (347th FG, 339th FS) forcelanded near Munda, New Georgia Islands, Solomons Nov 18, 1943.
66904 (8th PRS, 6th PRG) shot down by fighter in Madang area, New Guinea Oct 8, 1943. Pilot MIA. MACR 794.
66905 (MSN 1417) with 475th FG, 431st FS crashed due to engine failure
near Dobodura, New Guinea Dec 4, 1943. Reported 1979 at National Museum, Port Moresby, PNG.
66908 (475th FG, 431st FS) crashlanded Oct 17, 1943
66909 (8th PRS) crashed into sea in Rabaul area Oct 23, 1943. Pilot POW. MACR 1070.
66911 (35th FG, 39th FS) shot down by Zero 4 mi N of Wide Bay,
New Guinea Nov 7, 1943. MACR 3035 and 3037. Pilot POW.
MACR 3035 has date of Jul 11, 1943, which is wrong.
66920 crashed near Burbank, CA Dec 22, 1943. Pilot killed.
66923 used to test the carriage of two 1000-lb bombs in 1944.
66938 crashed at Muroc, CA Sep 29, 1944
66947 crashed at unknown date
66966 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-Q Little Man
66967 scrapped Ontario, California in 1946.
66981 (459th FS, 80th FG, 10th AF) crashed near Okshitpin, Burma Feb 3, 1944. MACR 2089. Pilot bailed out
and evaded capture.
66985 (449th FS, 51st FG, 14th AF) shot down by A6M2 2 mi W of Tienehu, China Apr 29, 1944. MACR 4510.
Pilot bailed out and evaded capture.
66986 (459th FS, 80th FG, 10th AF) lost from unknown cause near Aungban, Burma Apr 5, 1944. MACR 3998. Pilot killed.
66988 RAF record card for Hurricane LB564 says the Hurricane was w/o
near Bangalore Nov 8, 1943 when collided with this P-38
66990 (80th FG, 459th FS) shot down by Ki-43 Oscar flown by Lt Yohei Hinoki of 74th Sentqi, 3rd Chutai
over Rangoon Burma Nov 27, 1943. MACR 1204 Pilot bailed out and became POW. Pilot died in captivity
Jan 13, 1945 of malnutrition and dysentery.
66991 (449th FS, 51st FG, 14th AF) shot down by A6M2 in Anking, China area Jun 18, 1944. MACR 6146.
Pilot bailed out and evaded capture.
66992 (80th FG, 459th FS, 10th AF) shot down by Ki-43 Oscar flown by Capt Yasuhiko Kuroe of 64th Sentai 3rd Chutai
over Rangoon, Burma Nov 27, 1943. MACR 1203. Pilot bailed out and became POW.
66993 (459th FS, 80th FG, 10th AF ) shot down by Japanese fighter 5 mi SE of Anisakan, Burma Mar 25, 1944. MACR 3967.
Pilot killed.
66994 (459th FS, 80th FG, 10th AF) crashed during wheels-up belly landing at Gopalpur, India Feb 19, 1944.
Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
66995 (459th FS, 80th FG, 10th AF) collided with P-38J 42-67834 in midair and crased 20 mi Sw of the bridge
at Myitnge, Burma Sep 3, 1944. MACR 8159. Pilot bailed out and evaded capture.
66996 (459th FS, 80th FG, 10th AF) crashed after hitting a tree while strafing locomotive and cars 10 mi NW of
Kaunghmudaw, Burma Apr 9, 1944. MACR 4019. Pilot killed.
66997 (459th FS, 80th FG, 10th AF) shot down by A6M3 10 mi W of Heho, Burma Mar 11, 1944. MACR 3014. Pilot
bailed out and became POW.
66998 (459th FS, 80th FG, 10th AF) in landing accident at Nagaghuli airfield, Assam, India May 6, 1944.
Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyedl
67001 (459th FS, 80th FG, 10th AF) rammed by Ki-43 Oscar flown by Sgt Tomesaku Igarashi of 50th Sentai
and crashed near Chin mountains, Burma Jun 6, 1944. MACR 5378. Pilot bailed out but was shot and killed in his
parachute by Sgt Igarqshi.
67002 (459th FS, 80th FG, 10th AF) shot down by A6M2 20 mi from Mandalay, Burma Mar 25, 1944. MACR 3968.
Pilot killed.
67005 (459th FS, 80th AF, 10th AF) crashed during wheels-up belly landing at Chittagong airfield, India
Dec 12, 1943. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
67007 (449th FS, 51st FG, 14th AF) crashed from unknown cause in China Apr 29, 1944. MACR 4799. Pilot
bailed out and evaded capture.
67008 (60th FS, 33rd FG) crashed due to engine failure 15 mi S of Myitkyuina Jun 11, 1945. Pilot bailed out.
67010 (449th FS, 51st FG, 14th AF) shot down by A6M2 near Tatung Lake, 40 mi SW of Hankow, China May 6, 1944.
MACR 4730. Pilot killed.
67011 (80th FG, 459th FS) hit by a bird and crashed at Kurmitola AB, India Jan 1, 1944. Pilot killed.
67012 (459th FS, 80th FG) in landing accident at Kurmitola Jan 10, 1944
67014 (459th FS, 80th FG, 10th AF) shot down by AAA and crashed into hill 3 mi w of Heho airfield, Burma
Feb 4, 1944. MACR 3969. Pilot bailed out but was killed.
67015 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-D Crash-landed Nuthampstead 3 November 1943
67016 (20th FG, 77th FS) shot down by Lt Leopold Munster in
Bf 109G of JG 3/5 at Wanneperveen, Netherlands Nov 29, 1943,
Holland during bomber escort to Bremen, Germany. MACR 1424.
Pilot KIA. Landing gear parts recovered 1981;Belt-Schutsloot
67017 (20th FG, 55th FS) crashed on takeoff at Wittering, UK Sep 21, 1943.
67018 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-W
67019 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-K
67020 (55th FG, 38th FS) shot by Ogfr Wilhelm Krauter in Bf 109G-6
of JG 1/7 and craqshed into Ijsselmeernear Marken Island,
Netherlands down during escort mission to Bremen Nov 29, 1943. MACR 1429.
Pilot KIA
67021 (55th FG, 338th FS) shot down by Obfw. Anton-rudolf Piffer in
Fw 190A-6 of JG 1/2 at Lotte, Germany Dec 22, 1943. MACR 1533. Pilot KIA
67022 (20th FG, 77th FS) lost Nov 7, 1943. MACR 1437. Pilot MIA
67025 (55th FG, 338th FS) crashed on takeoff at King's Cliffe, UK Dec 19, 1943. Pilot OK.
67026 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL-P Mr. Dunc
67027 (1st FG) lost Mar 29, 1944. MACR 3641
67028 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-G
67029 (154th FG) lost Dec 9, 1944. MACR 10786
67030 (55th FG, 338th FS, "Janet")
67032 (20th FG, 77th FS) crashed 10 mi SE of Nuthampstead, UK
Nov 25, 1943. Pilot killed.
67033 (55th FG, 38th FS) shot down by Uffz Hans Fritz in Bf 109G-6
of JG 3/3 between Losheim es Lanzerath, Belgium Dec 1, 1943.
MACR 1430. Pilot KIA
-67034 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-V
67035 (1st FG) lost Mar 28, 1944. MACR 3580
67036 (95t FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) in landing accident at Vincenzo airfield, Italy Jan 27, 1945.
Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
67037 55th FG HQ
67038 (20th FG, 55th FS) one engine failed and shot down
by Hptm Klaus Mietusch in Bf 109G-6 of JG 26/III Stab over
Oosterschelde off Yerseke, Netherlands Nov 30, 1943. MACR 1426
Pilot POW but died in prison camp.
67039 (20th FG, 55th FS) shot down by Bf 109G-6 over English
Channel S of Beachy Head, UK Nov 7, 1943. MACR 1265. Pilot bailed out but KIA
67040 (154th FG) lost Nov 18, 1944. MACR 9867
67042 (338th FS, 55th FG, 8th AF) at Bassingborne.
67043 (1st FG) lost Feb 25, 1944. MACR 2570. Crashed Krk Island, Croatia. Pilot POW.
67045 (55th FG, 343rd FS) both engines failed and crashed into Elba Estuary E of Cuxhaven, Germany Jan 5, 1944. Pilot KIA. MACR 1743.
67046 (55th FG, 38th FS) shot down by Oblt Bucholz in Bf 109G-6
of JG 1/III Stab Near Strucklingen, Germany Nov 29, 1943. MACR 1427.
Pilot KIA.
67047 (55th FG, 338th FS) shot down by Fw Paul Pfingst in Bf 109G-6 of
JG 1/8 at Haren, SE of Groeningen, Netherlands Dec 22, 1943. MACR 1534.
Pilot POW.
67048 (55th FG, 338th FS) crashed near Saarbrucken (Riegelsberg),
Saarland, Germany Jan 7, 1944 after dogfight with JG27 ace Maj. Werner Schroer
near Neunkirchen. MACR 1747. Pilot POW.
67049 (55th FG, 338th FS) shot down by fighter over Germany Nov 13, 1943.
MACR 1268. Pilot KIA
67051 (55th FG, 38th FS, "City of Aberdeen") shot down by Obfw
Alfred Miksch in BF 109G-6 of JG 1/8at Hoogeveen,
Netherlands Nov 29, 1943, Holland. MACR 1428. Pilot KIA
Wreckage and remains recovered 1978; Hoogeveen
67052 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-Z
67053 (55th FG, 343rd FS, "Vivacious Vera") damaged over Kiel, on
return ran out of fuel and crashlanded at Ludham, UK Dec 13, 1943.
Pilot injured.
67055 (20th FG, 79th FS) crashed on landing at Croydon, UK Nov 18, 1943. Pilot survived.
67056 (53rd FG, 343rd FS) damaged by a Fw 190A and crashed at
Groix Island, France Dec 31, 1943. MACR 1970. Pilot POW.
67057 (55th FG, 338th FS, "Miss Mona") left engine caught fire in flight
and crashed 1 mi NE of Sutton, Bedfordshire, UK Dec 10, 1943.
Pilot bailed out safely.
67058 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-S Pitter Pat
67059 (55th FG, 38th FS) shot down by fighter w0 mi W of Bremen, Germany Nov 13, 1943. MACR 1438.
Pilot KIA
67060 (55thj FG, 343rd FS, then to 55th FG, 38th FS, named "Skylark IV" Shot down by a Bf-109G-6 of JG 11/II. N of Lentföhrden,
Germany Jan 5, 1944. Pilot KIA. MACR 1745
67061 (55th FG, 343rd FS) collided in midair with Maj. Johannes
Seifert's Fw 190A-6 of JG 26/II Stab and both planes crashed
at Cuinchy, France Nov 25, 1943. MACR 1274. Both pilots killed.
67062 (20th FG, 77th FS) entered an uncontrollable dive, broke up and crashed near Corby, UK Nov 18, 1943.
Pilot bailed out and slightly injured.
67064 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-C
67065 (1st FG, 27th FS) struck high tension wire and crashed while
strafing Lavariano (Udine) airfields Mar 18, 1944. MACR 3357
67067 (1st FG) lost Mar 28, 1944. MACR 3642
67068 ((6th Ferry Group, 28th Ferry Squadron) crashed on takeoff and destroyed by fire at El Paso Airport, TX Aug 11, 1943.
67069 (55th FG, 338th FS) shot down by Fhj Fw Albert
Lindenschmid in Bf 109G-6 of JG 1/9 near Meppel,
Netherlands Nov 29, 1943. MACR 1273. Pilot POW
67070 (1st FG) lost Apr 6, 1944. MACR 3700
67073 (55th FG, 338th FS) shot down by fighter over Germany Nov 13, 1943. MACR 1266.
Pilot POW
67074 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-J Texas Ranger
67075 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-K
67076 (55th FG, 343rd FS) crashed on takeoff at Nuthampstead, UK
Dec 29, 1943. Pilot killed.
67077 (55th FG 38th FS, "Mountain Ayers") spun in and crashed Dec 16, 1943 near Wakerly, England when returning
from escort mission. Pilot killed
67078 (55th FG, 338th FS) shot down by Bf 109G fighter near Bremen, Germany Nov 13, 1943. MACR 1271.
Pilot KIA
67079 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY- Double Trouble
67080 ("Skylark")
67081 (20th FG, 55th FS, "Pistol Packin' Mama")
67083 55th FG, 38th FS;
67084 (55th FG, 343rd FS) shot down by Oblt. Rudolf Szardenings in Ju-88C-6 of NJG 3/II. Stab at Brondum, Denmark Jan 5, 1944. Pilot KIA. MACR 1744.
67087 (1st FG) lost Feb 24, 1944. MACR 2566
67090 (55th FG, 38th FS "FOB Detroit" Nickname means "Factory Ordered Bought Detroit" (pilot's Hometown)) shot down by Oblt Heinrich Klopper in
Bf 109G-6/U4 of JG 1/7 at Zwartsluis, Netherlands Nov 29, 1943.
MACR 1431. Pilot POW
67093 lost Mar 28, 1944. MACR 3509
67094 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL-E
67095 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-A Artwork of flying wolf
67096 crashed on test flight Oct 14, 1943. Pilot bailed out successfully.
67097 (55th FG, 343rd FS) shot down by Fw Holz in Bf 109G-6 of
JG 1/9 at Koekange, Netherlands Nov 29, 1943 during bomber escort
to Bremen, Germany. MACR 1272. Pilot KIA
67100 (55th FG) lost Jan 11, 1944. MACR 1954
42-67102/67311 Lockheed P-38J-5-LO Lightning
MSN 422-1613/1822
67102 modified at Wright Field as experimental night fighter with AN/APS-4 radar
67105 to F-5C-1-LO. To UK in Nov 1943 to 8th AF, transferred to 9th AF
Apr 1944, to 33rd PRS May 1944. Crashed east of Croydon Airdrome
May 31, 1944 while on training mission. Pilot killed.
67106 to F-5C-1-LO. 7th PRG, 22nd PRS
67107 to F-5C-1-LO. With 7th PRG, 27th PRS, crashlanded at Mount
Farm, England Oct 15, 1944.
67108 to F-5C-1-LO. 7th PRG, 22nd PRS
67109 (F-5C-1-LO, 34th PRS)
67110 to F-5C-1-LO. 7th PRG
67111 to F-5C-1-LO. (7th PRG) lost Jun 29, 1944. MACR 6992
67112 to F-5C-1-LO. With 10th PRG, 34th PRS, crashed near Sorcy,
France Nov 16, 1944
67113/67124 to F-5C-1-LO
67113 (7th PRG, 27th PRS) crashlanded at Mount Farm,
England Mar 6, 1944.
67114 7th PRG, 22nd PRS; code 114- Maxine. Damaged 10 Apr 1944 landing at Mount Farm, UK
67115 7th PRG, 22nd PRS; code 115- All On View (with painting of nude)
67116 (7th PRG) lost Jul 25, 1944. MACR 8140
67117 (5th PRG) lost Aug 30, 1944. MACR 8097
67118 (7th PRG, 27th PRS) crashed in bad weather at
Mount Farm, England Mar 16, 1944
67119 (7th PRG, 22nd PS) crashed near St Malo Jul 24, 1944. MACR 8139. Pilot
killed, nay have succumbed to anoxia
67120 7th PRG, 22nd PRS; code -120- W/o 17 Jun 1945 Landing at Kassel, Germany
67121 (7th PRG, 22nd PRS) crashed on takeoff near Mount
Farm, England Apr 19, 1944.
67122 7th PRG, 22nd PRS; code -
67123 7th PRG, 13th PRS; code -
67124 7th PRG, 27th PRS; code -
67125 w/o 20 Oct 1943 in crash 8 miles South of Christmas, FL Pilotbailed out
67127 w/o 2 Dec 1943 in crash Dayton Munc. A/p, Vandalia, OK
67128/67132 to F-5C-1-LO
67128 (7th PRG) lost Oct 6, 1944. MACR 9254
67130 (10th PRG, 30th PRS) crashlanded at Coach Pach , Warwickshire,
England May 15, 1944 due to engine failure.
67131 7th PRG, 22nd PRS; Damaged 10 Nov 1944 landing at Sandweiler, Luxembourg
67132 7th PRG, 27th PRS; code 132
67133 w/o 31 May 1944 in takeoff accident near Santa Maria AAF, CA
67134 to F-5C-1-LO. With 10th PRG, 34th PRS w/o in landing
accident at Dijon-Longvic, France Oct 29,1944.
67135 w/o 11 Jun 1944 in takeoff accident Santa Rosa AAF, CA
67137 w/o 28 Apr 1944 in takeoff accident at Santa Maria AAF, CA
67142 (367th FG, 392nd FS) lost May 19, 1944. MACR 5367 and 6213
67144 w/o 17 May 1945 crash landing-Nadzab, PNG
67152 (8th FG) lost Jan 23, 1944. MACR 2281
67154 (18th FG) lost Feb 27, 1944
67155 (18th FG) lost Jan 18, 1944. MACR 1780
67163 (347th FG) lost Jan 28, 1944. MACR 1949
67165 w/o 24 Oct 1944 in takeoff accident in PNG
67168 w/o 12 May 1945 crash Nadzab, PNG
67169 w/o 11 Feb 1945 landing accident-Nadzab, PNG
67171 (347th FG) lost Jan 17, 1944. MACR 1779
67172 (18th FG) lost Mar 16, 1944. MACR 2823
67174 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-F
67175 w/o 13 Apr 1944 crash landing at Green Island, SW Pacific
67179 (347th FG) lost Jan 17, 1944. MACR 1775
67180 w/o 11 Apr 1944 Green Island, SW Pacific 347FG/339FS
67185 w/o 12 May 1944 force landing, 5 miles SE of Goodin, OR
67186 (20th FG, 77th FS) shot down by a Bf-109G-6 of JG 11/II. near Neumünster, Germany Jan 5, 1944. Pilot KIA. MACR 1859
67187 (20th FG, 79th FS) lost on return from Kiel, ran out of fuel and crashed near Cherbourg, France Jan 4, 1944. Pilot POW.. MACR 1858
67188 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-T
67190 20th FG, 79th FS
67191 (20th FG, 77th FS) lost 20 mi SE of Kiel, Germany Jan 4, 1944. MACR 1860. Pilot KIA
67192 (20th FG, 428th FS) lost IJsselmeeer, Netherlands Apr 9, 1944. Pilot evaded. MACR 4428
67193 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-X
67194 (20th FG, 55th FS) ) engine failed and crashed at Wangerooge, Germany Jan 5, 1944. Pilot KIA.. MACR 1969
67196 7th PRG, 27th PRS; code 196-
67197 w/o 6 May 1944 near Moreton, UK 474FG/429FS
67198 (20th FG, 55th FS) shot down by a Me-109G-6 of JG 11 8 km SE of Itzehoe, Germany Jan 5, 1944. Pilot POW. MACR 1968
67199 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-Y 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-
67200 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-K Lost 10 January 44 due to force-landing
67202 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-Y 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-D
67203 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-O. W/o 9 May 1944 RAF Goxhill, UK forced landing due to engine failure
67204 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-J To 474 FG 9th AF
67205 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-Q Lost 15 March 44
67206 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-X To 474 FG 9th AF
67207 (496th FTG) crashed May 10, 1944 at Tintwistle Knarr, Derbyshire,
England. Flew into ground during bad weather. Pilot killed.
67208 w/o 4 Jun 1945 Landing accident at Gowen Fd, ID
67209 w/o 27 Aug 1944 Missing over France MACR 8589
67211 496th FTG HQ; code B9- w/o 29 Apr 1944 cr Lodge Farm, Walcot, UK Pilot bailed out ok
(Wreck on display at Lincolsshire Aviation Heritage Center, East Kirkby)
67213 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-T
67214 w/o 9 Nov 1943 crash on takeoff 2 miles WNW of Love Fd, Dallas, TX Pilot lost
67215 crashed at Ganstead, UK Jul 5, 1944 due to engine failure.
67216 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-B
67217 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-W 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-M Hettie
W/o 10 Sep 1944 Landing accident at Burtonwood, UK
67218 w/o 28 May 1944 Landing accident at Westhampnett, UK 367FG/392FS
67220 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-G. Damaged 30 Jun 1944 Mid air with 42-67871 near Harbrough, UK
67221 (55th FG, 38th FS) lost 3 km W of Meerlo, Netherlands Jan 31, 1944.
67222 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2- Lost 25 May 44
67223 (364th FG, 383rd FS) lost Mar 8, 1944, Netherlands. MACR 3059.
Fuselage parts and ammo recovered 1977;Weerselo
67224 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-B Landing accident 4 May 44
67225 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-Q. W/o 10 Apr 1944 RAF Goxhill, UK
67227 w/o 12 Nov 1943 Force landing-Allegheny County Airport, PA
67228 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-B Lost 29 January 44
67228 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY- Lost 15 March 44
67229 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-D
67230 (384th FS, 364th FG) lost near Kranenburg, Germany
Mar 9, 1944. Pilot KIA.
67231 (55th FG) condemned salvage due to battle damage on Mar 9, 1944 mission to Hannover
67232 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-W. 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-D. W/o 1 Mar 1944 landing at Old Buckenham, UK
67233 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2- Lost 8 March 44
67234 to F-5C-1-LO 7th PRG, 13th PRS. 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-A Lost 8 February 44
67236 to F-5C-1-LO. With 10th PRG, 34th PRS crashed near
Oakley, England Apr 14, 1944.
67237/67247 to F-5C-1-LO
67237 (10th PRG, 30th PRS) crashed at Crossway Hand
Farm, England Feb 24, 1944.
67240 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y- Lost 15 April 44
67241 Damaged 11 Mar 1944 Bari, Italy
67242 (7th PRG, 27th PRS0 crashlanded at Denain, France
Dec 23, 1944.
67243 (3rd PRG, 5th PRS) crashlanded at Firenze-Peretola,
Italy Apr 20, 1945.
67244 7th PRG, 22nd PRS; code - School Boy Rowe
67245 (7th PRG, 27th PRS) crashed at Elcombe Farm,
Wroughton, England Apr 6, 1944
67246 7th PRG, 22nd PRS; code - Bluebell 2 Lost 6 June 44
67247 (10th PRG, 30th PRS) crashlanded at Chalgrove,
England May 12, 1944
67248 was to have been converted to F-5C-1-LO but remained P-38J-5-LO. 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2- Lost 7 May 44
67249 (F-5C--LO) to France May 10, 1945
67250 to F-5C-1-LO
67251 was to have been converted to F-5C-1-LO but remained P-38J-5-LO.
20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-X Lost 19 July 44. Crashed into North Sea 8 miles due to mechanical problems
67252 was to have been converted to F-5C-1-LO but remained P-38J-5-LO
67253 to F-5C-1-LO
67254 to F-5C-1-LO, 7th PRG, 22nd PRS
67255 was to have been converted to F-5C-1-LO but remained P-38J-5-LO. W/o 27 Apr 1944 Thruxton, UK landing accident
67256 was to have been converted to F-5C-1-LO but remained P-38J-5-LO. 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-F.
W/o 21 Oct 1944 Florennes AB, Belgium in takeoff accident
67257 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-F. 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-W. W/o 22 May 1944 RAF Goxhill, UK in landing accident
67258 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-N Libbuf Nanny Lost 25 May 44
67259 was to have been converted to F-5C-1-LO but remained P-38J-5-LO. 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-P'
W/o 27 Mar 1944 Nuthampstead, UK crash landing
67260 was to have been converted to F-5C-1-LO but remained P-38J-5-LO
67260 (364th FG, 384th FS) engine failed and pilot bailed out over English Channel
March 5, 1944.
67261 to F-5C-1-LO. 436th Fighter Squadron 479th Fighter Group 8th Air Force (RAF Wattisham Airfield) Station USAAF-377 Suffolk England
Ground Accident Sep 9, 1944 at (RAF Wattisham Airfield) Station USAAF-377 Suffolk England. Pilot Survived. Aircraft Badly Damaged.
Unknown if Repaired. (NOTE) Also listed on May 25, 1944 crashed northwest of (RAF Rattlesden Airfield) Station USAAF-126 Suffolk England
due to engine failure. Pilot was killed. Aircraft was destroyed
67262 was to have been converted to F-5C-1-LO but remained P-38J-5-LO. 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-G.
Damaged 18 Jun 1944 Boreham, UK in landing accident
67263 to F-5C-1-LO. With 5th PRG, shot down by German fighter
near Leupden Aug 16, 1944. MACR 7630.
67264 was to have been converted to F-5C-1-LO but remained P-38J-5-LO.
434th Fighter Squadron 479th Fighter Group 8th Air Force (RAF Wattisham Airfield) Station USAAF-377 Suffolk England
Shot down by AAA at Haltern 9 km West of Dulmen, Germany while on a fighter sweep to Nijmegen Holland.
Pilot bailed out and became POW. MACR 9249.
67265 was to have been converted to F-5C-1-LO but remained P-38J-5-LO.
Damaged 5 Mar 1944 Membury, UK in ground accident with C-47 42-100570
67267 was to have been converted to F-5C-1-LO but remained P-38J-5-LO. W/o 6 Jan 1944 Columbis, MO in takeoff accident
67268 w/o 25 Aug 1944 Missing over France MACR 8241
67270 364th FG, 385th FS; W/o 25 Apr 1944 in mid-air 15 miles SE of Honington, UK
67272 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-H
67273 to F-5C-1-LO. W/o? 9 Apr 1944 Landing accident at Andover, UK
67276 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-Y. 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9- W/o 5 Jul 1944 in landing accident at Greatcoats, UK
67277 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-Q Mountain Ayers. 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-Y.
W/o? 5 Aug 1944 Landing accident at RAF Goxhill, UK
67279 to F-5C-1-LO. 55th FG, 338th FS Suffered unspecified accident one mile from Ansty Airfield, Warwickshire on 4th March 1944
67280 w/o 14 Mar 1944 in landing accident at Honington, UK. 364FG/383FS
67281 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-J. 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-N. 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-P.
W/o 25 Jul 1944 Landing accident at RAF Goxhill, UK
67283 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-T. W/o 4 Mar 1944 in landing accident at Andover, UK
67284 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-X. W/o 27 Mar 1944 in takeoff accident at Nuthampstead, UK
67285 was to have been converted to F-5C-1-LO but remained P-38J-5-LO. 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-J.
W/o 22 Jul 1944 in landing accident at Meir Fd, Stoke On Trent, UK
67286 (459th FS, 80th FG, 10th AF) crashed near Chindwin, Burma Jul 2, 1944 after right engine caught
fire. MACR 6137. Pilot bailed out believe was killed.
67289 (449th FS, 51st FG, 14th AF) crashed in NW corner of West Tien Chih Lake near Chengkung airfield
(A-15), Yunnan, China Apr 18, 1945 after left engine caught fire. MACR 14304. Pilot bailed out
but landed in the water and drowned.
67291 (459th FS, 80th FG, 10th AF) crashed near Kyaikto, Burma Nov 19, 1944 after caught fire while on
B-24 bomber escort mission to Mokpalin, Burma. MACR 9927. Pilot killed.
67292 (459th FS, 80th FG) in takeoff accident at Chittagong AB, India Oct 5, 1944.
67293 (459th FS, 80th FG, 10th AF) collided with another aircraft in midair at Tezgaon, India and
crashed Oct 22, 1944. Pilot killed, aircraft was destroyed.
67295 (449th FS, 51st FG, 14th AF) shot down by A6M2 near Tatung Lake, 40 mi SW of Hankow, China
May 6, 1944. MACR 4731. Pilot killed.
67296 434th Fighter Squadron 479th Fighter Group 8th Air Force (RAF Wattisham Airfield) Station
USAAF-377 Suffolk England
Shot down Aug 18, 1944 by AAA at Nancy France while on a bomber escort mission to Nancy Essey France.
Aircraft flipped over on its back and crashed into the corner of a two story brick house and exploded
on impact. Pilot was killed. MACR 8118
67297 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-A. W/o 5 Aug 1944 in mid-air 60 miles N. of RAF Goxhill, UK
67298 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-Q Carrie Bee
67299 w/o? 6 Mar 1944 in landing accident at Andover, UK
67300 w/o 21 Nov 1943 Greenboro-Highpoint Municipal Airport, NC
67301 (55th FG, 38th FS, "Mississippi Mudcat") lost Son and Breugel, Netherlands Jan 31, 1944.
MACR 2109
67302 (385th FS, 364th FG) lost in North Sea Apr 15, 1944. Pilot MIA
67304 w/o 29 Jul 1944 in landing accident at Dinard, France
67305 495th FTG, 552nd FTS; code DQ-A 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL-X Miss Mona
67306 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC- 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-
67307 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-D. W/o? 27 Apr 1944 in force landing at RAF Goxhill, UK
67308 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-. W/o 31 May 1944 Melbourne, UK
67309 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-R
67310 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) crashed from unknown cause 20 mi W of Kraljevo, Yugoslavia Aug 19, 1944.
MACR 7681. Pilot killed.
42-67312/67401 Lockheed F-5B-1-LO Lightning
MSN 422-1823/1912
67312 to 33rd PRS and crashed at Will Rogers Field, OK Mar 7, 1944. Pilot
injured.
67315 7th PRG, 13th PRS;
67316 7th PRG
67318 in midair collision with RAF Halifax, embedding one of the Halifax's fins
in the Lightning's port wing and bending starboard wing back by 26 degrees.
Starboard engine froze but pilot was able to get the plane on the ground.
67319 7th PRG, 13th PRS; code - Lost 12 August 44
67320 7th PRG, 13th PRS; code 320-
67322 7th PRG, 22nd PRS; code -
67324 7th PRG, 13th PRS; code -
67325 (7th PRG, HQ 325) shot down by AAA near Munich Apr 12, 1944, Wing Commander Warburton on board.
67326 7th PRG, 13th PRS; code -
67328 (17th PRS, 4th PRG) lost Apr 18, 1944, Solomon Islands. MACR 3997
67330 7th PRG, 27th PRS; code - Written off in crash-landing 5 February 44
67331 (7th PRG, 27th PRS) lost Huissen, Netherlands Sep 25, 1944.
67332 (MSN 422-1853) Used by Lockheed for air-to-air publicity images. 7th PRG, 22nd PRS; code -
67336 7th PRG, 13th PRS; code - Lost 8 May 44
67337 7th PRG -
67338 7th PRG, 22nd PRS; code - School Boy Rowe Lost 26 June 44 - Pilot bailed due to Russian friendly fire from P-39.
67342 (7th PRG, 27th PRS, "Double Trouble") lost S of Breskens, Netherlands Sep 19, 1944.
MACR 9168. Pilot evaded.
67345 7th PRG, 13th PRS; code - Lost 7 January 44
67348 7th PRG, 13th PRS; code - Lost 8 May 44
67350 (F-5A, 26th PRS, 6th PRG) in collision with B-25D 41-30337 while
landing at Saidor during infamous Black Sunday mission to Hollanida.
67359 7th PRG, 27th PRS; code - Lost 9 August 44
67361 7th PRG, 13th PRS; code - Lost 14 February 44
67362 (7th PRG 13th PRS) lost due to runaway prop and crashlanded at RAF Bradwell Bay, UK on Jan 21, 1944. Salvaged
67366 (7th PRG, 27th PRS) lost Veldhoven, Netherlands Jun 8, 1944. MACR 5491.
67367 7th PRG, 27th PRS; code - Lost 21 April 44
67368 7th PRG, 13th PRS; code -
67372 7th PRG, 13th PRS; code -
67378 (7th PRG 13th PRS) lost on Jan 19, 1944. Pilot was killed attempting a landing in bad weather.
67379 7th PRG, 27th PRS; code - Ginger Snap Lost 13 June 44
67382 7th PRG, 22nd PRS; code
67388 (21st PRS) lost Dec 17, 1944 with pilot bailing out in weather
due to fuel exhaustion, he walked back to the station on 15 Jan 1945. MACR 10625
67389 7th PRG, 13th PRS
67395 7th PRG, 13th PRS; code - Lost 6 November 44
67399 7th PRG, 22nd PRS; code
42-67402/68191 Lockheed P-38J-10-LO Lightning
MSN 422-1913/2702
67402 used by 8th AF HQ/A Flight. Was personal aircraft of Jimmy Doolittle
67403 w/o 8 Oct 1944 Clastres, France
67404 (364th FG, 77th FS) lost Feb 29, 1944, Holland. MACR 2745.
Wreckage & remains recovered 1974:Giethoorn
67405 w/o 15 Apr 1944 in crash 20 miles SE of Santa Ana, CA
67407 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC- Lost 4 February 44
67410 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9- w/o 11 May 1944 Glaxby, UK
67412 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-X The Rebel Kids
67413 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL- Lost 15 April 44
67414 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-Z
67415 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-W Betty Jo To 370 F/G 9th AF
67416 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2- Lost 29 March 44
67417 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-D Lost 29 April 44
67418 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9- w/o 28 Apr 1944 crash into Humber Estuary, UK Pilot bailed out ok
67420 w/o? 28 Apr 1944 Landing at Andover, UK
67422 w/o 15 May 1945 Landing at Warton, UK
67423 w/o 22 Apr 1944 T/off accident at Andover, UK
67424 479th FG, 434th FS; code L2-
67425 w/o 27 May 1944 Landing at RAF Milfield, UK
67427 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-H Recoded to Hbar
67427 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-H Lost 23 April 44 crash-landed Podington on return from ops
67428 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y- Lost 27 March 44
67430 Damaged 26 Apr 1944 in ground accident at Thruxton, UK 401FS-370FG
67431 w/o 3 May 1944 Cr landing at Andover, UK (engine failure) 485FS-370FG
67432 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG- W/o 18 Mar 1944 Landing at Boreham, UK
67433 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y- Lost 27 March 44
67434 w/o? 16 Apr 1944 Landing at Andover, UK 402FS-370FG
67437 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-
67438 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-I Lost 29 April 44
67439 w/o 22 Jan 1945 Soissons, France
67440 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL-J
67442 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-A. W/o? 22 Feb 1944 Landing at RAF Wittering, UK
67443 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-O. W/o 4 Oct 1944 t/off accident at Villacoublay, France
67444 495th FTG, 552nd FTS; code DQ-H. W/o 27 Sep 1944 t/off accident at Atcham, UK
67445 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-
67446 (14th FG) lost over Siegenfeld, Austria May 24, 1944. MACR 5186.
67447 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y- Lost 29 April 44
67448 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-V
67449 w/o 8 Jan 1945 in ground accident at Juvincourt, France
67450 "Eze Does It" with 77th FS, 20th FG
67451 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-R The Flying Dutchman
67452 436th Fighter Squadron 479th Fighter Group 8th Air Force (RAF Wattisham Airfield) Station USAAF-377 Suffolk England
Crashed Jun 20, 1944 at Ottersberg 18 km N of Rotenburg Germany after right engine failed and caught fire while on a bomber escort mission
to Hannover, Germany. Aircraft went into a spin and crashed. Pilot bailed out and became POW. MACR 5967
67453 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-W Betty Jo II. W/o? 23 Jun 1944 Landing at Honington, UK
67454 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-Z W/o 12 Mar 1944 Force landing at Stockbridge, UK 402FS-370FG
67455 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-. W/o 29 Mar 1954 Thorpe Abbots, UK in crash in bad weather
67456 Damaged 26 Apr 1944 in ground accident at Thruxton, UK 401FS-370FG
67458 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-E. W/o 21 Oct 1944 crash landing at Florennes AB, Belgium
67461 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y- Lost 6 March 44
67462 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-X Lost 12 June 44
67464 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-. 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-M. Damaged 8 Mar 1944 Landing at Honington, UK
67467 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL- Lost 24 March 44
67469 w/o 13 Mar 1944 Landing at RAF Hooton Park, UK 310FRS-27ATG
67471 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-S. Re-coded to "S"20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-S. To 77 FS20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-J. From 79 FS "J" at 29 January 44
67472 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-K, 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-A, 434th Fighter Squadron 479th Fighter Group 8th Air Force (RAF Wattisham Airfield) Station USAAF-377 Suffolk England
Crashed Sep 6, 1944 from unknown cause 2 Miles West of (RAF Wendling Airfield) Station USAAF-118 Norfolk England.
Pilot survived. Aircraft destroyed by fire.
67474 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-A. Re-coded to MC-U. 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-U.
Lost 14 January 44 crash-landed on return from ops
67476 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-P. W/o 26 May 1944 t/off accident at RAF Goxhill, UK
67477 w/o in crash at North Wood, England. Date ?
67479 w/o 6 Feb 1944 in crash into English Channel following mid-air collision Pilot lost
67480 (310th Ferry Squadron, 27th ATG) crashed Dec 11, 1943 due to
failure of both engines near Cronkstone Grange between Buxton and
Ashborne, England in the Peak District. Aircraft struck a
wall at the end of the field, caught fire, and was destroyed.
Pilot OK
67482 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-U. W/o 12 Aug 1944 crash landing at Saint Lambert, France
67483 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-C. Damaged 16 May 1944 Landing at RAF Goxhill, UK 554FTS-496FTG
67484 (20th FG, 55th FS) lost Jan 29, 1944, Rougham AB, UK.
67485 seen in a scrapyard near Blackpool, UK in 1963.
67486 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-J. To 474 FG 9th AF. W/o 7 Jun 1944 St Fraimbault-de-Prieres, France. Pilot lost
67487 w/o 23 May 1944 Engine failure nr Moreton, UK, Pilot bailed out ok. 428FS-474FG
67488 fitted with Rolls Royce Merlin engines by Rolls Royce at
Hucknall, England May 1944. Performance greatly improved
but project stopped by authorities in Washington.
67489 (20th FG, 55th FS) crashed on takeoff at Kingscliffe,
UK Dec 31, 1943. Pilot killed. Also listed as w/o 9 Sep 1944 near Peray, France 392FS-367FG
67490 (MSN 2001)20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-F. 495th FTG, 552nd FTS; code DQ-G. 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-G .
On civil registry as N138BB
67491 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-G Puddin' Re-coded to MC-H. 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-H
67492 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-E Lost 26 January 44 - Crashed in The Wash
67494 (55th FG, 38th FS) developed fuel leak on takeoff, fuel
poured into supercharger, caught fire, and plane crshed
at Nuthampstead, UK Dec 26, 1943. Pilot unhurt.
67497 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-L Susie
67498 lost control and crashed near Walsham le Willows, UK
Dec 30, 1943.
67500 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL-M. 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-. w/o 15 Feb 1944 force landing 3 miles N. of RAF Goxhill, UK
67502 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-H To 474 FG 9th AF as K6-F
67503 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-H. W/o 4 May 1944 crash landing (engine failure) Hagworthingham, UK
67505 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-R Jeanne Shark-mouthed nacelles
67506 Damaged 27 Apr 1944 Landing at Warmwell, UK 429FS-474FG
67509 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-F. W/o 22 Apr 1944 Landing at Warmwell, UK
67510 w/o 22 Jun 1944 Missing over English Channel . MACR 6051
67511 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-R. To 474 FG 9th AF. 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-E
67513 Damaged 14 Oct 1944 in ground accident at Florennes AB, Belgium. 430FS-474FG
67514 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-Q Carrie Bee
67515 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-N Wilda To 474 FG 9th AF
67516 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-L Hells Belle Lost 30 January 44
67517 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-F. W/o 30 Mar 1944 in ground accident at RAF Goxhill, UK, 554FTS-496FTG
67518 w/o 18 Jul 1944 Missing over France. MACR 6884
67520 (55th FG, 38th FS) shot down by Fw. Gerd Wiegand in FW-190A-6 of JG 26/4. at Stekene, Belgium Jan 24, 1944. MACR 2111. Pilot POW.
67521 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-C damaged in taxy accident 29 January 44
67522 w/o 7 May 1944 Missing over France. MACR 4481
67523 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-S
67524 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-D. 7th PRG, 22nd PRS; code -. Damaged 10 Apr 1944 RAF Goxhill, UK in ground accident. 496FTG 554FTS
W/o 24 May 1944 RAF Goxhill due to engine failure
67525 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC- Lost 18 March 44
67526 w/o 25 Aug 1944 Missing over France. MACR 8238
67527 w/o 29 Jun 1944 Missing over France. MACR 6477
67528 w/o 25 Aug 1944 Missing. MACR 8239
67529 to F-5C-1-LO
67530 to F-5C-1-LO
67531 to F-5C-1-LO. (3rd PRG, 5th PRS) lost in Italy Jan 22, 1944. Pilot KIA. MACR 3519.
67532 to F-5C-1-LO
67534/67542 to F-5C-1-LO
67536 w/o 15 Dec 1943 Keota, OK force landing-out of fuel
67539 w/o 8 Jun 1944 in crash 12 miles W. of Will Rogers Field, OK
67542 w/o 21 Jul 1944 in crash 4 miles S. of Admire, KS
67543 to F-5C-1-LO. Recovered from Yukon, OK and reported
ca 1987 stored at Chino for restoration. On civil registry as N3145X. Went to
The Fighter Collection at Duxford, England but retained registration NX3145X. Crashed Jul 14,
1996 during an air show at Duxford, killing the pilot. Still current as N3145X
67544/67569 to F-5C-1-LO
67548 w/o 2 Jul 1944 in crash 11 miles W. of Will Rogers Fd, OK Pilot bailed out ok
67549 w/o 8 Feb 1944 in crash Harper, KS
67550 (7th PRG, 27th PRS) crashed on takeoff at Mount Farm, England Sep 8, 1944.
67551 w/o 18 Feb 1944 in crash 5 miles E. of Grayville, IL. Pilot bailed out ok
67554 w/o 29 Jan 1943 in crash 20 miles NW of Crowell, TX
67555 w/o 12 Jan 1944 in crash 9 miles NE of Buffalo, OK
67558 w/o 16 May 1944 in crash 2 miles S. of Oklahoma City, OK
67559 w/o 27 Mar 1944 in crash Thomas, OK
67565 w/o 22 Jun 1944 in takeoff accident at Will Rogers Fd, OK
67566 7th PRG, 22nd PRS
67567 w/o 30 Jun 1944 in crash landing at Attlebridge, UK Pilot lost
67569 (10th PRG, 31st PRS) crashed at Brighton, England Jun 8, 1944
67572/67577 to F-5C-1-LO
67572 crashed near Rush Springs, OK Jan 14, 1944. Pilot killed
67574 to NX49721 1946. Race #51 ‘Connie Special’ then race #64 ‘Jill’ and race #63. Canx Nov 28, 1955.
67576 w/o 28 Jul 1944 in crash Muskogee, OK Pilot bailed out ok
67578 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-
67584 w/o 3 Apr 1944 Missing near Lake Sentani, PNG. MACR 14285. 475FG-432FS
67586 (475th FG, 432nd FS) shot down by fighters Apr 3, 1944 near south end of Sentani Lake
67588 (8th FS, 49th FG, 5th AF) los from unknown cause over Biak Papua New Guinea whuile on local transition
flight Sep 25, 1944. MACR 9459. Pilot MIA and fate unknown.
67589 (475th FG, 432nd FS) damaged on ground by P-40 at end
of Hollandia strip May 29, 1944.
67590 named "Jandina II"
67593 (475th FG, 432nd FS) crashed Jun 11, 1944. Pilot killed
67594 (432nd FS, 475th FG) MIA near Bogadijm Apr 16, 1944 during
infamous Black Sunday mission to Hollanida
67599 crashlanded 5 mi off Cape Waios Jul 27, 1944.
67601 (475th FG, 432nd FS) crashlanded Hollandia Jun 1944
67604 w/o 28 Dec 1943 in crash Mt Elliott, Townsville, Australia. Pilot bailed out ok
67605 (432nd FS, 475th FG) MIA near Bogadijm Apr 16, 1944 during
infamous Black Sunday mission to Hollanida.
67611 w/o 17 Jan 1944 Blanche Bay, PNG
67614 (474th FG) crashed at Cheselbourne, UK May 21, 1944. Pilot killed.
67617 w/o 17 Jan 1944 Blanche Bay, PNG
67618 w/o 20 Jan 1944 Named "Hollywood Hep Cat". Shot down near Rabaul, PNG, MACR 1781. 347FG-339FS
67625 w/o 29 Mar 1944 in ground accident at Barrackpore, India
67626 (459th FS, 80th FG, 10th AF) shot down by Ki-43 Oscar flown by Sgt tomesaku Igarashi of 50th Sentai
Jun 6, 1944. MACR 5379. Pilot killed.
67631 w/o 29 Mar 1944 in ground accident at Barrackpore, India
67633 (449th FS, 51st FG, 14th AF) hit by machine gun fire while on mission to Tungchang to Pingkiang, China
Jun 24, 1944. MACR 6145. Pilot killed.
67634 w/o 31 Jan 1945 Landing accident in USA?
67638 crash-landed on Buldir Island, Alaska in 1944.
Recovered in 1994 by Hill AFB Museum, and is now
on static display there.
67639 (479th FG, 434th FS) crashed 5 mi NE of Lomita Flight Strip,
CA Mar 12, 1944. Pilot killed.
67641 w/o 24 Jun 1945 in crash Attu, AK engine failure. 343FG-344FS
67643 w/o 20 Jun 1945 in crash Casco AAB, AK. Pilot bailed out but was killed. 343FG-54FS
67645 w/o 21 May 1944 fatal crash landing Moreton, UK . 474FG-429FS
67646 (20th FG, 79th FS, "Kentucky Kernel") lost Hengelo ((), Netherlands
Jan 30, 1944. MACr 2102. Pilot POW
67649 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-M To 474 FG 9th AF
67650 (55th FG, 38th FS) shot down by two Bf-109G-6s of JG 11 16 km S of Kiel, Germany Jan 5, 1944.
Pilot bailed out and became POW. MACR 1746
67651 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-Z Glengary Guy (L) / Jackie (R)
67652 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-M Bob-Cat. W/o 12 Jun 1944 in ground accident at Moreton, UK. 474FG-430FS
67653 (474th FG) lost Dec 27, 1944. MACR 11469
67654 Damaged 28 May 1944 in takeoff accident at Moreton, UK. 474FG-428FS
67655 (554th FTS, 496th FTG) converted to 2-seater. Damaged 5 May 1944 in ground accident at RAF Goxhill, UK. 496FTG-554FTS
67656 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-I To 474 FG 9th AF as K6-N
67657 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-A
67659 (474th FG) lost Jun 10, 1944. MACR 5690
67661 (20th FG, 55th FS) Shot down by Uffz's Erich Negraszus and Hauptmann in FW-190A-6's of JG 1/5. at Ronse, Belgium Jan 24, 1944.
Pilot KIA. MACR 2104
67662 (474th FG) lost Jul 14, 1944. MACR 7052
67663 (474th FG) lost May 22, 1944. MACR 4960
67664 w/o 15 Feb 1945 in crash landing at Florennes AB, Belgium
67665 (20th FG, 79th FS) reported to be shot down by return fire from Uffz. Alois Nitterl's Me-110G-4 of NJG 6/4.
at Hunsrück, SW of Laudert, Germany Jan 29, 1944. Pilot KIA. MACR 2100
67667 (55th FG 38th FS CG-D) while on a ferry flight to Duxford Feb 10, 1944 from 78th FG 84th FS
struck British field vehicle killing the driver.
67668 (428th FS, 474th FG) shot down by flak 4 mi S of Cherbourg, France Jan 22, 1944. Pilot bailed out and
was picked up by an advance patrol.
67669 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-K. W/o 25 Aug 1944 near Bury, France Pilot bailed out and became a POW, 474FG-428FS
67670 (310th Ferry Squadron, 27th ATG) crashed at Strines Moor, near Leek,
Derbyshire, England Dec 22, 1943. Pilot bailed out after
losing control in cloud. This was second P-38 lost by the
same pilot in 11 days. The other was 42-67480.
67672 (474th FG, 430th FS) lost Born, Netherlands Sep 17, 1944
67674 Damaged 4 Apr 1944 force landing at Warmwell, UK. 31ATG-326FRS
67675 Damaged 17 Sep 1944 in ground accident at Peronne, France 474FG-430FS
67676 Damaged 2 May 1944 in ground accident at Moreton, UK 474FG-429FS
67678 Damaged 27 May 1944 landing accident at Moreton, UK 474FG-428. W/o 21 Sep 1944 near Beauvil, France
67680 (20th FG, 79th FS, named "Pee Bee") shot down by a Me-110G-2 at Florsheim-Dahleim, Germany Jan 29, 1944. Pilot POW.
MACR 2099
67681 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-M
67682 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-. W/o 8 May 1944 Mid-air over Barton on Humber, UK with P-51b 43-12190 Pilot lost
67683 w/o 1 Aug 1944 Missing. MACR 7869
67684 w/o 19 Jul 1944 in crash St Herblon, France
67685 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI- . 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-. Named "Journey's End" w/o 4 Jan 1944 in crash landing at
Nuthampstead, UK
67686 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-T. 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-. Damaged 13 Mar 1944 in landing accident at RAF Goxhill, UK
496FTG-554FTS
67688 w/o 27 Jul 1944 St Denis-d'Orques, France. Pilot lost. 474FG-428FS
67690 w/o 23 May 1944 in crash 7 miles NW of Santa Maria AAF, CA Pilot bailed out ok
67693 w/o 17 Jan 1944 in crash 3 miles E. of Lomita, CA. Pilot lost
67694 w/o 22 Mar 1944 in crash Los Corondados Island, CA. Pilot bailed out ok
67695 w/o 17 Mar 1944 in crash landing- 2 miles NW of Santa Ana, CA
67697 w/o 18 Feb 1944 in crash 20 miles W. of Del Mar, CA. Pilot bailed out ok
67699 destroyed in crash Nov 7, 1944.
67700 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9. w/o 5 Jun 1944 Fatal crash near Rothwell, UK
67701 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-K, 495th FTG, 552nd FTS; code DQ-Q. 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-
Damaged 24 Jun 1944 in mid-air near Horncastle, UK
67702 w/o 28 Dec 1943 Orange County AAF, CA
67704 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL-K Fubar Droop Snoot a/c. Fubar = F*cked Up Beyond All Recognition.
To 56th FG as HV-W and subsequently to 9th AF
67705 (20th FG, 55th FS) lost North Sea off Hoek v. Holland Mar 3, 1944. MACR 2791.
67707 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-E. 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-B. Damaged 25 Mar 1944 in ground accident at King's Cliffe, UK
67708 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-P. To 77 FS, 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-T. 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-V
Lost 18 March 44
67710 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9- Lost 6 June 1944
67711 (55th FG, 38th FS) lost Nuenen, Netherlands Jan 31, 1944. MACR 2105. Pilot KIA
67712 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL-R Crash landed 2 March 44
67713 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG- Lost 21 May 44
67714 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-Z Cover Queen
67715 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL- Lost 20 May 44
67716 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-Y. Damaged 9 Mar 1945 Landing at Florennes AB, Belgium. 474FG-429FS
67717 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-I. To 77 FS. 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-E My Dad (L) Til We Meet Again (R)
67718 (20th FG, 79th FS) shot down by fighter 2 km N of Saint-Aigna, 20 km XW of Sedan,
France Feb 11, 1944. MACR 2159. Pilot KIA
67719 (20th FG, 55th FS) lost Zeist, Netherlands Apr 8, 1944. MACR 3613. Pilot POW.
67720 (55th FG 38th FS) crashed on takeoff 27 Jun 1944. Pilot mortally wounded, died next day.
67721 (55th FG, 338th FS) lost Vorrelveen near Hijken (Dr), Netherlands Apr 8, 1944. MACR 3619.
Pilot KIA
67722 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-R Gentle Annie Re-coded to MC-I. 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-I
Lost 18 April 44 force landed
67723 55th FG -
67725 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-U. To 77 FS. 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC- "Old Baldy"
w/o 22 Mar 1944 Landing at King's Cliffe, UK
67726 (20th FG, 77th FS) shot down by a fighter at Montcornet, 9 km NW of Charleville-Mecieres, France
Feb 11, 1944. MACR 2289. Pilot POW.
67728 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-O Lost 11 February 44
67729 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI- Lost 10 February 44
67730 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG- Lost 12 April 44
67731 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-T Lost 25 March 44
67732 434th Fighter Squadron 479th Fighter Group 8th Air Force (RAF Wattisham Airfield) Station USAAF-377 Suffolk England
Shot down by Messerschmitt BF 109G-6 Jul 6, 1944at Favril 13 km E of Le Cateau France while on a control sweep to
Cambrai France. Believed BF 109G-6 flown by Fhj.Fw. Siegfried Donch of JG 5/I. Pilot bailed out and became a POW. MACR 6788
67733 w/o 2 Jan 1945 Missing over Belgium MACR 11519
67734 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-V. W/o 31 May 1944 Landing at Wormingford, UK
67735 (20th FG, 77th FS) while attacking a Me-110G collided with 42-67828 at Laudert, Germany Jan 29, 1944. Pilot KIA. MACR 2101
67736 (20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-J) while outbound on combat mission Apr 4, 1944, one engine failed and
aircraft then damaged by enemy fighter. Returned to Spanhoe but
overshot first approach, remaining engine then failed and plane crashed
into opencast mine. Pilot suffered minor injuries.
67737 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-M Lost 15 April 44
67738 (55th FG 338th FS) in mid-air collision with another P-38 Mar 24, 1944. Pilot parachuted and evaded.
MACR 3385
67740 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL-J
67741 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-C. w/o 15 Feb 1944 in crash landing at Nuthampstead, UK
67742 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-E. 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-E. To 370 FG 9th AF. 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-W
67743 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-G
67745 364th FG HQ; code 5E- Crashlanded in France 5 March 1944 due to fuel starvation.
Made belly landing, crashing through 4 fences, and then aircraft standing up on nose
before settling back. Pilot tried to blow up the aircraft with his Very pistol
but since there was no fuel the aircraft did not burn. MACR 3062. Pilot eventually
made it to Spain around March 12 and was repatriated.
Crash site was discoverd May 6, 2020 and some remnants have been revovered
67746 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) crashed at Rgoste, Yugoslavia Aug 17, 1944 while strafing target. MACR 7671.
Aircraft hit prop wash at low level from aircraft in front of him. Pilot killed.
67749 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-K. W/o Feb 29 1944 landing at Nuthampstead, UK
67750 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-A
67751 (38th FS, 55th FG) condemned salvage due to battle damage on Mar 9, 1944 mission to Hannover
67752 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL- Lost 24 February 44
67753 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-T Cactus Jack Lost 5 April 44
67755 w/o Jun 13, 1944 in landing at Andover, UK. 370th FG, 485th FS.
67756 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-B "Stubborn Virgin". Damaged 4 Jul 1944 in ground accident at King's Cliffe, UK with
P-38 42-68160
67757 (55th FG, 38th FS) lost Ysselsteyn(L), Netherlands Jan 31, 1944. MACR 2106. Pilot KIA
67758 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-Q
67759 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-D Lost 10 February 44
67760 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC- Lost 14 January 44
67761 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E- Lost 24 February 44
67762 (MSN 2273) Accepted by USAAF 6Nov43. Modified by Lockheed as a two-seat trainer. Used for special
tests 3Mar44-10Apr44. Modified to P-38J-25 standard configuration. Engineering Division, Wright Field,
Dayton, OH 15May44. Flight Test Section; handling tests Jun44. Aeromedical Laboratory; that unit
installed a kit on 26Jul44 that probably measured the force required to move the control wheel
left and right to actuate the power-boosted ailerons installed in all Lightnings beginning with
block J-25. Power Plant Laboratory; carried out tests to measure the hydraulic pump temperatures
12-16Aug44. Bombing Branch, Armament Laboratory; tested type R-3 fragmentation bomb racks Sep44.
Flown on 16Apr45 at Wright Field to evaluate an experimental method of interconnecting the movement
of the throttle and propeller control levers. This flight ended after twenty minutes when the
right engine blew up. Air Technical Service Command, Altus Field, OK 25Jun45; temporary storage
for Air Force museum aircraft. Oklahoma City Air Depot, Oklahoma City, OK 27Jun45; prepared for
flyable storage. 4132nd Base Unit (Oklahoma City ATSC), Garden City Field, KS 5Oct45; guns
removed and ballast added. Ferried to Adams Field, Little Rock, AR 8Oct45. Ferried to
Nashville, TN 9Oct45. 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 Jul 31, 1946.
Reported Aug 5, 1946 at Air Force Collection,
Park Ridge, IL. In 1960 was in storage at the Paul Garber Restoration
Facility. Originally acquired from Army Air Forces Museum.
Now displayed at Udvar-Hazy Center, Chantilly, Virginia
67763 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-I Dotty Lost 1 May 44
67764 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-
67766 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-H. Damaged 14 May 1944 Landing at RAF Goxhill, UK
67767 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-H
67768 (55th FG, 38th FS) lost Nuenen, Netherlands Jan 31, 1944. MACR 2110. Pilot KIA
67770 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-L
67771 (55th FG, 338th FS, "Secret Weapon") hit by AAA and bellylanded S of Warlow, Germany May 21, 1944.
MACR 4977. Pilot POW.
67773 (18th FG, 44th FS) shot down by Japanese fighter during raid
to Rabaul, New Guinea Dec 25, 1943. MACR 1496. Pilot KIA.
67775 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-C
67777 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-. Lost 23 January 1944 Brent Pelhan, UK
67778 w/o 6 Feb 1945 Landing at Nadzab, PNG
67779 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-Y
67780 Named "Mary Rose II", Damaged 11 Mar 1944 in mid-air near Andover, UK . 370FG-485FS
67782 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-H. W/o Apr 14, 194 at Liverton Mines, UK due to structural failure. Pilot lost
67783 (347th FG, 339th FS) shot down by Zero Jan 28, 1944 St George's Channel, PNG. Pilot bailed out and was
rescued Feb 6, 1944.
67785 (18th FG, 44th FS) missing over PNG Jan 17, 1944. MACR 1776
67786 (14th FG, 37th FS) crashed Dec 17, 1944 off coast near Split, Yugoslavia. Pilot bailed out and was rescued.
67787 (475th FG, 432nd FS) ditched Jun 16, 1944
67788 missing Apr 18, 1944 near Bougainville, PNG. Pilot bailed out but was not found.
67791 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL-. W/o Jan 321, 1944 in landing at Nuthampstead, UK
67793 (475th FG, 431st FS) MIA in Noemfoor Island area. MACR 6576
67794 (347th FG, 339th FS) w/o Apr 11, 1944 in crash landing Sterling AF, Southwest Pacific.
67795 (18th FG 44th FS) written off in a crash on Feb 13, 1945 near Lae, New Guinea.
67799 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-Y. Takeoff accident Apr 11, 1945 at Bovingdon, UK
67801 (475th FG, 431st FS) shot down Mar 31, 1944. Pilot KIA
67802 (475th FG, 431st FS) damaged when nose tire was blown. 8th FG, 35th FS missing off north coast of
New Guinea. MACR 8520
67803 w/o Apr 19, 1945 in forced landing 10 mi SW of Nadzab, New Guinea
67805 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-A "Skylark V". 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-. W/o Apr 27, 1944 in forced
landing at Risby Park, UK.
67806 (370th FG, 485th FS) shot down during strafing mission on
train on Simmern-Hermeskeil railway line Oct 12, 1944. MACR 9536. Pilot killed.
67807 (475th FG, 431st FS) damaged when bomb fin lodged in horizontal stabilizer Sep 9, 1944
67809 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-H Lost 8 January 44
67811 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-H. W/o Mar 15, 1944 in takeoff accident at Nuthampstead, UK.
67812 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL-A
67813 (55th FG, 385h FS) lost Stiphout, Netherlands Jan 31, 1944. MACR 2107. Pilot evaded.
67815 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) in takeoff accident at Vincenzo airfield, Foggia, Italy Oct 25, 1944.
Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
67816 (55th FG 338th FS, "Princess Pat") shot down Feb 10, 1944 at 1200 at Ettenbostel. Pilot POW. MACR 2148
67817 (474th FG 430th FS) w/o Apr 3, 1945 in fatal ground collision with P-38 44-24378 at Strassfeld, Germany
67818 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC- Hit by AAA, right engine caught fire and crashed W of Aachen, Germany 24 January 1944.
Pilot POW. MACR 1986
67819 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-P Re-coded to LC-J
67819 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-J Re-coded to LC-U
67819 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-U Geronimo To 367 FG 9th AF
67821 (20th FG, 79th FS) lost Feb 11, 1944, Irsch
67822 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-R. Damaged Feb 20, 1944 in ground accident at Nuthampstead, UK.
Damaged Aug 26, 1944 in landing accident at Wattisham, UK. With 370th FG 485th FS w/o in fatal crash Jan 3, 1945
near Guise, France in bad weather.
68823 (20th FG, 55th FS, 8th AF, "Kitty") crashlanded on test flight May 4, 1944. Pilot and crew chief (two were
onboard) were uninjured, but aircraft was w/o.
67825 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-J Texas Ranger IV Lost 10 April 44
67828 (20th FG, 77th FS) while attacking a Me-110G collided with 42-67735 at Laudert, Germany Jan 29, 1944. Pilot KIA. MACR 2103
67829 w/o 6 Apr 1944 landing at Andover, UK (engine failure) 370FG-402FS
67831 (20th FG, 77th FS) lost over polder De Beemster, Netherlands Feb 29, 1944. Pilot POW.
MACR 2991. Parts recovered 1992;Beemster
67832 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-D
67833 (459th FS, 80th FG, 10th AF) shot down by A6M2 10 mi NE of Kangaung, Burma May 3, 1944. MACR 4509.
Pilot killed.
67834 (459th FS, 80th FG) collided Sep 3, 1944 in midair with 42-66995 and crashed 20 mi Se of the bridg
at Myitnge, Burma. MACR 8160. Also listed as being lost Sep 8, 1944, MACR 8112, which must be wrong.
67837 (449th FS, 51st FG, 14th AF) shot down by A6M2 near Tatung Lake 40 mi SW of Hankow, China May 6, 1944.
MACR 4732. Pilot bailed out and evaded capture.
67838 w/o? 25 Dec 1944 landing at Sahmaw, Burma. 33FG-58FS
67841 Damaged 8 Dec 1944 t/off accident at Moran, India. 33FG-58FS
67842 (459th FS, 80th FG) crashed near Kyaikto, Burma due to engine trouble Nov 19, 1944. MACR 9926.
Pilot killed.
67848 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC- Lost 11 February 44
67849 (20th FG, 55th FS) crashed from compressibility dive in UK Dec 28, 1943. Pilot bailed and survived
despite serious injury.
67850 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-S Lost 11 February 44
67851 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E- Lost 15 April 44
67852 (55th FG, 343rd FS) crashed Feb 15, 1944 on routine training flight. Pilot killed. MACR 15200.
67854 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-K Lost 6 February 44
67855 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-W Lost 10 February 44
67856 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-. W/o 22 May 1944 fatal mid-air explosion, 3 miles S. of Gainsborough, UK
67857 (94th FS, 1st FG, 15th AF) collided in midair with P-38J (unknown) from 82nd FG over Hungary
Jul 16, 1944. MACR 7101. Aircraft crashed, pilot was killed.
67858 (20th FG, 79th FS) lost 2 km W of Wartena, Netherlands may 24, 1944. MACR 5285. Pilot POW.
67859 (402nd FS, 370th FG) crashed into Ochlon Valley in Black Mountains of England
Apr 27, 1944. Pilot killed.
67860 (20th FG, 55th FS) lost Feb 24, 1944. MACR 2666
67861 (474th FG, 430th FS) lost Nov 9, 1944. MACR 10183
67862 (20th FG) lost in North Sea Apr 12, 1944. Pilot MIA MACR 3750
67863 (55th FG 38th FS) pilot injured Jul 5, 1944 when engine fire caused crash on takeoff.
67864 (20th FG, 55th FS) lost Mar 4, 1944. MACR 2782
67865 (479th FG, 434th FS, 8th AF) shot down Jul 27, 1944 by AAA NW of Chartres 9 km E of Romilly-sur-Seine, France
while on mission to Amiens France. Pilot killed. MACR 7573
67866 (55th FG, 343rd FS) lost Apr 10, 1944. MACR 3725
67867 (55th FG, 338th FS) in apparent midair collision with P-38 Jun 15, 1944. MACR 5738. Pilot POW.
67868 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-N Wilda / Mary Jo Re-coded to MC-M. 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-M. 495th FTG, 552nd FTS; code DQ-C
67870 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-. w/o 18 Apr 1944 cr 2 miles N. of RAF Goxhill, UK. Pilot lost
67871 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-G. 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-I. W/o 30 Jun 1944 fatal mid-air with P-38 42-67220, near
Habrough, UK
67872 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-D
67874 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL-T. 496th FTG, 554th FTS; code B9-. W/o 10 May 1944 mid-air fire and crasj near Tickhill, UK, pilot
bailed out ok
67875 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY- Lost 27 May 44
67876 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY- Lost 30 June 44
67877 w/o 4 May 1944 force landing, 3 miles W. of Andover, UK. 370FG-485FS
67878 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-Y Murph II Lost 24 February 44
67879 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY- Lost 2 May 44
67881 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-W. 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-H Transfer from 343FS
67882 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y- Lost 19 May 44
67883 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI- Ditched - North Sea 18 March 44
67885 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-L Lost 23 April 44
67887 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI- Lost 10 February 44
67888 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-R. 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-B Black Barney Lost 18 April 44 force-landed on return from ops
67889 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-R. W/o 3 Mar 1944 landing at Warboys, UK
67890 w/o 15 May 1944 fatal mid-air near Cruxeaston, UK. 370FG-402FS
67891 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-Z
67892 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-W. 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC- Talent Scout Lost 12 April 44
67893 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY- Lost 6 February 44
67895 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-. W/o 29 Mar 1944 fatal crash near Tibenham, UK
67896 w/o? 18 Jan 1944 crash landing at Burtonwood, UK (engine failure)
67897 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) in landing accident at Vincenzo airfield, Italy Nov 21, 1944.
Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
67898 (1st FG, 27th FS) lost in mission near Venice, Italy. MACR 11538
67899 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-B "Gaitor Bait". W/o 3 Feb 1945 taleoff accident at Juvincourt, France
67900 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-S
67901 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-X To 55 FS as KI-C. 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-C Lost 8 May 44
67902 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-J
67903 (25th BG, 654th BS, 325th Photo Wing) crashed Oct 11, 1944 during practice dogfight,
Scoulton, Norfolk, UK. Pilot killed.
67904 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-O "Sweet Ellouise"
67905 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-W. Lost 17 June 44. Wreckage located for recovery 12/11/2010 at Airaines, France
67906 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY- Lost 8 March 44
67907 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-U Lost 16 March 44
67908 w/o 17 Jul 1944 ground accident at Andover, UK
67909 (367th FG, 392nd FS) damaged by blast from own bomb blast and
crashed in Sonzay, 15 mi NW of Tours, France Jul 31, 1944.
MACR 8220. Pilot KIA.
67912 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) in takeoff accident at RAF St Magwan (USAAF 512) Cornwall, England
Sep 23, 1944. Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
67913 (311th Ferry Squadron, 27th Air Transport Group) crashed near Hawarden, Wales Feb 12, 1944.
Pilot killed
67915 434th Fighter Squadron 479th Fighter Group 8th Air Force (RAF Wattisham Airfield) Station USAAF-377 Suffolk England
Taxiing accident Jul 25, 1944 at (RAF Wattisham Airfield) Station USAAF-377 Suffolk England. Pilot survived,
aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.
67916 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-S "California Cutie"
67917 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL-U
67918 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-O Lost 25 March 45 - take off accident at Leiston
67919 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL- Lost 22 March 44
67920 w/o 17 Dec 1943 crash Adams Fd, Little Rock, AR
67921 Named "Julie Ann" 367FG-392FS
67922 w/o 17 Aug 1944 Missing over France MACR 8196
67923 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI- Lost 4 March 44
67924 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-. Damaged 2 May 1944 ground accident at King's Cliffe, UK
67925 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-. W/o 16 Jul 1944 landing accident at Wormingford, UK
67926 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-L "Susie / Lloyd Lee Wade" Lost 18 March 44
67928 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-L "Hell's Belle". To 364 FG
67929 (20th FG, 79th FS, "Bobcat II") lost Nieuw and St. Joostland, Netherlands May 25, 1944.
MACR 5284. Pilot POW.
67931 (20th FG, 79th FS, 496th FTG, 554th FTS) suffered structural failure during mock dogfight Jun 28, 1944,
tail boom broke off, pilot killed.
67933 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-K
67934 (364th FG, 385th FS) lost 2 km E of Kortgene, Netherlands Mar 22, 1944. MACR 3374.
Pilot POW
67935 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-D Landing accident 22 July 44
67937 370th FG, 401st FS. W/o 25 Feb 1944 fatal cr Aldermaston, UK (engine failure)
67938 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E- Lost Se of Vechta, Germany near Dummer Lake 15 april 1944. MACR 4072
67939 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG- Lost 24 February 44
67940 w/o 14 Dec 1944. Missing over Germany. MACR 10982
67941 w/o 6 Nov 1944. Missing over Germany . MACR 10274
67942 370th FG, 401st FS.. W/o 24 Dec 1944 Missing over Belgium MACR 11408
67943 370th FG, 401st FS. W/o 23 Jul 1944 crash near Brading, Isle of Wight, UK (enginefailure), pilot bailed out ok,
67944 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-Y
67945 370th FG, 402nd FS. w/o 8 Mar 1944 crash landing Zeals, UK
67946 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-G
67947 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-B
67947 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-V
67947 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-R
67949 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-A Li'l Henry Lost 23 April 44
67950 (96th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) crashed in Sjenica, Yugoslavia area Nov 15, 1944. MACR 9894.
Pilot killed. One engine failed and pilot turned back.
67953 w/o 29 Dec 1943 crash into Lake Michigan
67954 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL-. Artwork of diving eagle. w/o 19 Oct 1944 fatal crash landing at Sal Sola, Italy 14FG-37FS
67956 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-D. W/o 25 Apr 1944 crash landing 4 miles S. of Honington, UK
67957 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E- Lost 9 April 44
67958 370th FG, 401st FS. W/o 13 Mar 1944 crash landing Andover, UK
67959 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) crashed near Munich, Germany due to engine failure Jan 8, 1945.
MACR 10941. Pilot killed.
67960 364th FG HQ, 384th FS; code 5Y-A. W/o 1 May 1944 engine failure nr Hoxne, UK Pilot bailed out
67962 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-L 28 February 44 force-landed at King's Cliffe on return from ops
67962 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL-T Bambi
67963 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-H
67964 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY- Lost 14 June 44
67965 w/o 15 Apr 1944 Missing over Rumania? MACR 4368
67966 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-J "Pretty Patty". w/o 22 Apr 1944 Waldbrol, Germany, MACR 4121
67966 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-Q Lost 22 April 44
67967 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC- Damaged in landing accident 19 May 44
67969 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-B
67970 370th FG, 485th FS. W/o 7 Aug 1944 Landing accident at Jumeaux, France
67971 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-X "Noah's Ark"
67972 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-. W/o 9 May 1944 takeoff accident at Eye, UK
67973 436th Fighter Squadron 479th Fighter Group 8th Air Force (RAF Wattisham Airfield) Station USAAF-377 Suffolk England
Taxiing accident May 26, 1944 at (RAF Wattisham Airfield) Station USAAF-377 Suffolk England. Pilot survived. aircraft badly damaged.
unknown if repaired.
67974 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-H
67975 (370th FG) lost Jul 23, 1944. MACR 7021
67976 (370th FG) lost Oct 20, 1944. MACR 9786
67977 1st FG, 94th FS. W/o 5 Jan 1945 Landing accident at Lucera, Italy
67978 (364th FG - 383rd FS) Nickname Right Side: “Betty A. III” Nickname Left Side: “Mim”
(370th FG, 401st FS) crashed near Rouffignac, France Aug 28, 1944. MACR 8490
Pilot returned.
67979 (364th FG, 384th FS) lost Jun 27, 1944. MACR 6255
67980 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-F Lost 15 July 44
67981 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-G Puddin' Lost 11 February 44
67984 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y- Lost 29 March 44
67985 370th FG, 401st FS. W/o 5 Jun 1944 Landing accident at Andover, UK
67987 (364th FG, 383rd FS) in belly landing and fire at Honington, UK May 2, 1944.
67988 (20th FG, 79th FS, "Jack") lost between Sassdenheim and Lisse, Netherlands Feb 20, 1944.
MACr 2338. Pilot KIA.
67989 (55th FG 338th FS) shot down by enemy aircraft Mar 18, 1944 near Gottenheim, Germany. Pilot KIA.
MACR 3100.
67990 367th FG, 392nd FS. W/o 24 Apr 1944 Landing accident at Stony Cross, UK
67992 370th FG, 402nd FS W/o 8 Mar 1944 t/off accident at RAF Swindon, UK (engine failure)
67994 370th FG, 402nd FS. W/o 18 Apr 1944 Landing accident at Andover, UK
67996 3705h FG, 485th FS. w/o 1 May 1944 Fatal mid-air near Andover, UK, with unknown P-47
67998 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-Q Li'l One
67999 w/o 16 Dec 1943 Fatal accident, 4 miles S. of Municipal A/p, Nashville, TN
68002 w/o 7 Aug 1944. Missing over France. MACR 7397
68003 474th BG, 420th FS. W/o 10 Aug 1944 Fatal landing accident at Saint Lambert, France
68004 367th FG, 392nd FS. Named "Moonlight Cock-Tail", W/o 23 Dec 1944 near Gelsdorf, Germany, Pilot bailed out missing. MACR 11420
68005 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-T Kentucky Kernel (L) Full Boost (R) Lost 26 April 44 crash-landed
68006 w/o 4 Jan 1944 fatal crash 12 miles S. of Anniston, AL
68007 (97th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) crashed from unknown cause N of Lake Varano, Italy in Adriatic Sea
Mar 13, 1945. Pilot killed.
68008 479th FG, 434th FS; code L2-A Touche, named "Snafuperman"
68009 85th RG, 301st ADS. W/o 18 Feb 1945 Landing accident, Lae, PNG
68010 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-K One Man Posse
68011 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-. W/o 2 Mar 1944 Force landing at Honington, UK
68012 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-D Lost 8 April 44 - (MAC)
68013 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-A Lost 19 May 44
68014 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-Q Still Going Strong
Artwork was logo and slogan of Johnny Walker Whisky. Lost 9 July 44
68015 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-J "O'Sage Chief". W/o 21 Jun 1944 force landing (out of fuel) King's Cliffe, UK
68016 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-R
68017 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-D "Connie & Butch Inc".
68019 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-V
68019 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC- Lost 16 March 44 during air test
68020 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-L Rita Take off accident 8 July 1944
68022 370th FG, 402nd FS. W/o 19 Apr 1944 Landing accident at Andover, UK
68023 w/o 25 Jun 1944. Missing over France. MACR 6268
68024 Named "Snookie II", W/o 23 May 1944 . MACR 8337
68025 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-S Lost 28 April 44
68026 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-K
68026 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-R Lost 13 May 44
68029 434th Fighter Squadron 479th Fighter Group 8th Air Force (RAF Wattisham Airfield) Station USAAF-377 Suffolk England
Crashed Jul 5, 1944 from unknown cause at Wontignac 3 km SW of the airfield at Cognac Chateau after strafing the airfield while on a
fighter sweep to Nantes Seintes France. Pilot Was Killed. MACR 6691
68031 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-D Lost 25 April 44 - MAC over UK
68034 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-S Lost 25 May 44
68035 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-U To 79 FS as MC-U. 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-U Lost 28 April 44
68036 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-M Lost 11 February 44
68037 (20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-F Strictly Stella's Baby. 554th FTS) converted to 2-seater.
68038 remains noted in UK scrapyard Aug 1950.
68039 367th FG, 393rd FS. W/o 12 Aug 1944 crash landing at Cretteville, France
68041 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E- Lost 15 April 44
68042 495th FTG, 552nd FTS; code DQ-S
68043 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-D Connie & Butch Inc.. 474th FG, 428th FS; code N2-D "Aboob"
W/o 11 May 1945 crash landing at Bad Langensalza, Germany
68044 367th FG, 392nd FS. W/o 26 Jul 1944 mid-air with P-38 42-68186 near Ibsley, UK
68045 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-X. 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-Z Ditched in Channel 12 June 44
68046 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-I Lost 19 March 44
68047 367th FG, 393rd FS. W/o? 11 Jun 1944 t/off accident at Stoney Cross, UK
68048 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-J Lost 22 April 44
68050 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-O 495th FTG, 552nd FTS; code DQ-
68051 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-D. W/o 19 May 1944 Landing accident at North Pickenham, UK
68054 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-U. W/o 29 May 1945 Landing accident at Triolo, Italy
68055 370th BG, 402nd FS. Damaged 13 Jun 1944 ground accident at Andover, UK
68057 6th FRGP, AAAFFC. W/o 22 Dec 1943 force landing (engine fire) 20 miles W. of El Paso, TX
68059 367th FG, 393rd FS. Named "Big Jim", w/o 29 Nov 1944 crash Saint Mihiel, France
68060 367th FG, 393rd FS. W/o 17 Jun 1944. Missing over France. MACR 6502
68061 370th FG, 402nd FS. W/o 12 Mar 1944 crash near Chilbolton, UK, engine fire, pilot bailed out
68062 (364th FG, 385th FS0 lost Bunschoterpolder, Netherlands Mar 15, 1944. MACR 3111. Pilot POW.
68063 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y- Lost 27 June 44
68064 370th FG, 402nd FS. W/o 30 May 1944 fatal mid-air near White Parish, UK
68066 (20th FG, 77th FS, "Kate's Crate/The Better Half") lost S of Zwolle, Netherlands
Jun 14, 1944. MACR 5731. Pilot POW.
68067 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-D. Lost 19 March 1944 Pilot killed in crash near
Wetheringsett, Suffolk, England, during a high-altitude training flight
68068 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-L To 77 FS as LC-N. - 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-N June Nite
68069 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E- Lost 22 March 44
68070 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-D Lost 8 May 44
68072 370th FG, 485th FS. W/o 5 Mar 1944 force landing (engine fire) Andover, UK
68073 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-C. 14th FG, 15th AF. W/o Dec 17, 1944 missing MACR 10608
68074 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-S. 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-A
68075 479th FG, 434th FS; code L2-
68076 (55th FG, 38th FS) shot down by AAA at Friedrichskoog, Germany May 21, 1944. MACR 4978. Pilot POW
68077 (20th FG, 55th FS) lost Oid and Nieuw Gastel, Netherlands Apr 10, 1944. MACR 3616. Pilot evaded.
68078 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-V. 14th FG, 378th FS w/o ? Nov 20, 1944 in landing accident at Triolo, Italy
68079 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG- Lost 15 April 44
68080 370th FG, 485th FS. W/o 2 Mar 1944 Landing accident at Andover, UK
68081 474th FG, 428th FS. W/o 23 Dec 1944 Missing nr St Vith, Belgium. MACR 11413
68083 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL- Lost 24 June 44
68084 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC- Lost 8 April 44
68085 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL- Lost 9 April 44
68086 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY- Lost 21 May 44
68087 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-U
68093 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY-H
68094 (20th FG, 79th FS) lost Kapelle, Netherlands May 25, 1944. MACR 5283. Pilot KIA
68095 55th FG, 343rd FS. W/o 7 May 1944 Ditched into English Channel (engine failure)-pilot bailed out
68097 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-N. 0th FG, 55th FS; code KI-O Lost 4 March 44
68098 435th Fighter Squadron 479th Fighter Group 8th Air Force (RAF Wattisham Airfield) Station USAAF-377 Suffolk England
Crash Landed Aug 28, 1944 5 miles NE of Friston Suffolk England after ran out of fuel. Pilot survived. aircraft badly damaged. unknown if repaired.
68098 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-L Penny. 479th FG, 435th FS; code J2-L
68101 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-O. W/o 8 Jul 1944 Fatal crash near Honington, UK
68102 55th FG, 343rd FS; code CY- Lost 11 June 44
68103 w/o Aug 25, 1944. MACR 8240
68104 364th FG HQ; code N2-O
68106 w/o 20 Jul 1944 Missing over English Channel. MACR 7019
68107 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL-X. W/o 18 Apr 1944 cr landing Wormingford, UK
68108 "Bobby" with 55th FS, 20th FG
68109 w/o 6 Jul 1944 Missing over France. MACR 6665
68110 w/o 16 Sep 1944 Fatal crash near Huckelhoven, Germany MACR 9110
68111 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-
68112 (96th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) shot down by Bf 109G-6 flown by Lt Heinrich Thuroff of JG 53/2 N of Budrio, midway
between Ferrara and Padua, Italy May 2, 1944. MACR 4643. Pilot bailed out and became POW.
68113 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-W. W/o 1 Mar 1944 Landing accident at Wittering, UK
68114 27th ATG, 311th FRS. Damaged 19 Feb 1944 crash landing near Hethel, UK
68116 370th FG, 485th FS. Damaged 12 Apr 1944 Mid-air with P-38 42-67975 near Anover,UK
68117 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-F. W/o 22 May 1944 force landing near Hull, UK
68119 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-P
68120 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-S. 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-B. 474th FG, 428th FS w/o 23 Jan 1945
takeoff accident at Florennes AB, Belgium
68123 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-N
68124 w/o 13 Dec 1943 takeoff accident at Burbank, CA due to engine failure
68125 (364th FG, 384th FS) shot down by Fw 190A-8 at Tralau, Germany May 22, 1944. MACR 5007. Pilot POW
68126 (20th FG, 55h FS) lost in North Sea 35 km W of Ijmuiden, Netherlands Apr 18, 1944. MACR 4062.
Pilot KIA.
68127 (55th FG, 338th FS) lost Waddenzee, 3 km NNW of Pieterburen, Netherlands Jun 21, 1944.
MACR 5942. Pilot POW
68129 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-Q. 1st FG, 27th FS w/o 14 Oct 1944 crash landing 5 miles SW of Lucera, Italy
68130 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL- Lost 14 June 44
68131 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-V Murph III Lost 22 June 44
68132 55th FG, 38th FS; code CG-I
68137 367th FG, 394th FS w/o Jun 22, 1944 missing over France MACR 6204.
68139 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-. W/o 29 Mar 1944 force landing (engine failure) Knettishall, UK
68140 (20th FG, 79th FS) lost Apr 30,1 944. MACR 4415
68141 (364th FG, 385th FS) lost Apr 26, 1944. MACR 4334
68143 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-R Lost 19 March 44.
68144 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-H
68145 (367th FG, 392nd FS) hit trees and crashed during strafing mission at Traben-Trarbach Sep 15, 1944. MACR 9108.
Pilot and a farmer were killed.
68146 55th FG, 338th FS; code CL-. 474th FG, 428th FS "My Lightning Baby" w/o 6 Feb 1945 fatal crash 3 miles
NE of Charleroi, Belgium
68147 (497th FG) 434th Fighter Squadron 479th Fighter Group 8th Air Force (RAF Wattisham Airfield) Station USAAF-377 Suffolk England
Made a wheels up belly landing Jul 15, 1944 at Valencay France after damaged by debris from explosion of ammunition dump
while on a dive bombing mission to Cours Bourgea, France. Both engines failed. Pilot survived and evaded capture. MACR 6780
68148 (364th FG, 384th FS) lost Apr 15, 1944. MACR 3894
68149 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-E
68150 (370th FG) lost Oct 18, 1944. MACR 9538
68152 364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-A
68153 (474th FG, 428th FS) shot down by enemy aircraft Oct 13, 1944. MACR 9541
68154 367th FG, 394th FS w/o 6 Aug 1944 fatal mid-air with 42-104415, Beuzeville, France
68155 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-P Diamond Lil
68156 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-V. 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-M Ditched in Channel 13 July 44
68157 (364th FG, 385th FS) lost May 25, 1944. MACR 5269
68158 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-. Lost 25 May 1944 Chateaudon, France
68159 (94th FS, 1st FG) spun in during training flight Oct 25, 1944 Benevento, Italy. Pilot killed.
68160 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-H. 20th FG, 55th FS; code KI-M w/o 4 Jul 1944 ground accident at King's Cliffe, UK
68161 435th Fighter Squadron 479th Fighter Group 8th Air Force (RAF Wattisham Airfield) Station USAAF-377 Suffolk England
Collided in midair Jun 19, 1944 With P-38J (42-68189) From 435th FS 479th FG and crashed near St. Hilaire, France
while on a bomber escort mission to St. Hilaire France. Aircraft went into a spin and crashed. Pilot was killed. MACR 5968
68162 (95th FS, 82nd FG, 15th AF) in landing accident at USAAF 559 Poltava, Ukraine, USSR Aug 4, 1944.
Pilot survived, but aircraft was destroyed.
68163 (14th FG) lost Aug 7, 1944. MACR 7188
68164 (367th FG, 394th FS) shot down by Fw 190As of III/JG-2 E of Cologne/Bonn Oct 20, 1944. MACR 9780
Pilot POW.
68165 (14th FG) lost Mar 29, 1944 15 mi No of Vicenza, Italy. MACR 3367
68166 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-R "Gentle Annie". 474th FG, 430th FS w/o 28 May 1945 fatal crash Langensalza, Germany
68167 55th FG, 338th FS w/o 24 Mar 1944 Mid-air near Delouze, France, Pilot bailed out & became a POW
68168 20th FG, 79th FS; code MC-W
68169 145h FG, 78th FS. w/o 24 May 1944 fatal crash near Tripolo, Italy
68170 (364th FG, 384th FS; code 5Y-M. To 20 FG as KI-M. 20th FG, 55th FS) lost Oxe near Diepenveen, Netherlands Jun 14, 1944. MACR 5733.
Pilot KIA.
68171 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-C
68174 364th FG, 383rd FS; code N2-F
68175 w/o 25 Oct 1945 fatal crash landing Nashville Municipal A/p, TN
68176 20th FG, 77th FS; code LC-I Sky Cowboy Lost 12 July 44 in take off crash
68177 (479th FG, 434th FS; code L2-C Tarzana (L&R)) in wheels-up belly landing Jun 22, 1944 at Sudbury, UK.
Pilot OK, unknown if repaired.
68178 (364th FG, 385th FS) lost Mar 15, 1944. MACR 3112
68179 (370th FG) lost May 23, 1944. MACR 6505
68180 364th FG, 385th FS; code 5E-J. 367th FG, 392nd FS w/o 28 Sep 1944 Landing accident at Clastres, France
68181 (20th FG, 77th FS) lost Apr 8, 1944 near Salzwedel, Germany. MACR 3618
68182 (55th FG, 343rd FS) lost North Sea 15 km W of Katwijk, Netherlands. MACR 2792. Pilot KIA
68183 14th FG, 37th FS w/o 22 Oct 1944 mid-air with 43-28541, near Triolo, Italy
68184 Damaged 7 May 1944 Landing accident at Andover, UK
68185 (370th FG) lost Dec 4, 1944 LaVielle, France. MACR 10870
68186 Damaged 26 Jul 1944 Mid-air with 42-68044, near Ibsley, UK. (370th FG) lost Dec 17, 1944. MACR 10977
68187 Damaged 18 Apr 1944 at Wormingford, UK. (385th FS, 364th FG) lost May 3, 1944. MACR 5017
68189 435th Fighter Squadron 479th Fighter Group 8th Air Force (RAF Wattisham Airfield) Station USAAF-377 Suffolk England
Collided in midair Jun 19, 1944 with P-38J (42-68161) from 435th FS 479th FG and crashed near St. Hilaire, France
while on a bomber escort mission to St. Hilaire, France. Aircraft went into a spin and crashed. Pilot was killed. MACR 5969
68190 (370th FG) lost Sep 13, 1944. MACR 8154
68191 damaged during aborted takeoff at Langford Lodge, England Feb 14, 1944.
42-68192/68301 Lockheed F-5B-1-LO Lightning
MSN 422-2703/422-2812
68194 3rd PRG, 12th PRS. W/o 20 Oct 1944 t/off accident at Peretola AF, Florence, Italy
68195 (4th FG) lost Jun 5, 1945. MACR 14571
68198 5th PRG, 37th PRS. w/o? 5 May 1945 Lucera, Italy
68202 7th PRG, 22nd PRS; code -
68205 7th PRG, 13th PRS; code - International Geographic
68207 7th PRG, 13th PRS; code ES- Zootsuit Orange
68210 10th PRg, 31st PRS. W/o 2 Aug 1944 fatal crash at Chalgrove, UK
68213 (7th PRG, 27th PRS) lost NE of Grave, Netherlands Sep 25, 1944. MACR 9229. Pilot KIA
68215 (28th PRG) lost over Jaluit Lagoon while on photo mission Aug 14, 1944. MACR 7243.
Pilot remains recovered in 1949
68217 w/o 19 May 1944 fatal cr 2 miles N. of Gettysburg, OH (mechanical fault)
68218 28th PRS. w/o 4 Jun 1945 crash Okinawa (engine failure) Pilot bailed out
68219 to French Apr 19, 1945
68220 modified to F-5F-LO
68223 (MSN 422-2734) listed as the aircraft flown by the novelist Antoine de Saint-Exupery
when lost July 31, 1944 north of
the coast from Corsica near the island of Riou. Belonged to French squadron
Groupe de Reconnaissance GR II/33 within the 3rd Photo Group.
Part of the wreckage was found in 70 meters of water March/April 2004.
The German pilot who (most probably) shot down St-Ex, was Horst Rippert who confirmed to be the
responsible person, he acknowledged having shot down a Lightning at this time / date and location,
partially supported by reports of a German radar station close to Lyon.
It can't be said with guaranty that the story was as described.
Tentatively reported that some of the recovered
parts were those from a Bf 109, indicating that a midair collision might have taken place
But this BF 109 was flown by Alexis zu Bentheim und Steinfurt, a German
nobleman (Prince to be accurate), he was killed in action on Dec 2nd 1943. So it is a coincidence
that both wrecks were found in the same area.
68225 belonged to the 28th Photo Recon Squadron. Stationed at Isley Field on Saipan,,Marianas Islands on July 10,1944.
68226 (MSN 422-2737) 7th PRG, 28th PRS; code - ; named ‘Junior'
68229 (34th PRS) scrapped Nov 1945.
68233 to French May 10, 1945.
68235 7th PRG, 13th PRS; code -
68240 3rd PRG. w/o? 14 May 1944 crash landing near San Severo, Italy
68243 (34th PRS) scrapped Nov 1945.
68246 8th PRG, 9th PRS w/o 6 Sep 1944 Landing accident at Tingkawk Sakan, Burma
68250 (10th PRG, 34th PRS) lost May 7, 1944, pilot KIA. MACR 5535
68251 (3rd PRG) lost Aug 20, 1944. MACR 8009
68253 (10th PRG, 34th PRS) lost May 25, 1944. MACR 5091
68254 10th PRG, 31st PRS w/o 13 Apr 1944 fatal crash Brookhouse Farm, UK (on board explosion)
68256 5th PRG, 32nd PRS. w/o 11 Mar 1945 Landing accident at San Severo, Italy
68257 5th PRG, 32nd PRS. w/o 31 Oct 1944 fatal crash landing at San Severo, Italy
68259 (67th PRG) lost Jun 17, 1944. MACR 6057
68260 21st PRS w/o 16 Sep 1944 fatal landing (engine failure) at Kunming, China
68265 (7th PRG) lost Nov 6, 1944. MACR 10231
68270 (6th PRG) lost Jun 10, 1045. MACR 12180
68272 w/o 22 Jun 1945 crash off Japan (location?)
68273 7th PRG 273- We're Happy!. To Armee de l'Air, probably to GR 33
68274 (6th PRG, 26th PRS) lost SW Pacific Oct 24, 1944. MACR 9803. Report
that it was captured by Germans seems to be incorrect.
68279 (3rd PRG) lost May 10, 1944. MACR 4654.
68280 (34th PRS) scrapped Nov 1945.
68286 (5th PRG) lost Nov 6, 1944. MACR 9670
68288 (15th PRG) lost Oct 31, 1944. MACR 9589
68289 (34th PRS) scrapped Spring of 1944.
68290 Named "Heat Wave Hatty"
68292 (MSN 422-2803) Lend-Lease to France
68294 (5th PRG) lost Jul 30, 1944. MACR 7?39.
68298 to Chinese AF
68299 (8th PRG) lost Oct 23, 1944.
42-68302/68305 Aeronca XTG-5-AE
Aeronca (Aeronautical Corporation of America) TG-5 three place training glider version
of the Aeronca L-3. Four prototypes ordered and subsequently cancelled as the TG-5 proved to be acceptable.
Serials 42-68302/68303 were reallocated to Snead XCG-11 troop glider, also cancelled Jun 9, 1943;
and serials 42-68304/68305 were reallocated to Read-York XCG-12-RD troop glider, also cancelled Nov 5, 1943
42-68306/68335 Gibson Refrigerator CG-4A-GN
Waco Aircraft Company model NZR troop glider built under contract by Gibson Refrigerator of Greenville, MI.
68312 transferred to RAF from USAAF stocks in India. RAF serial
unknown and may never have been issued.
68316 transferred to RAF from USAAF stocks in India. RAF serial
unknown and may never have been issued.
68317 84th Troop Carrier Squadron, 437th Troop Carrier Group, Pope Field, Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, NC.
Damaged after losing control landing at Pope Auxiliary Field #1, NC 12Nov43.
93rd Troop Carrier Squadron, 439th Troop Carrier Group, Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC.
Accident landing at a glider landing area, six miles north of Hoffman, NC 19Dec43.
68334 437th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Ramsbury (Station 469).
Towed by a C-47, the glider transported men and materials for the 82nd Airborne Division to a
landing zone at Sainte-Mère-Église, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Detroit’, 6Jun44.
42-68336 Boeing C-73
Civilian Model 247 MSN 1951 impressed by USAAF. Originally to
United Airlines as NC13360 Apr 26, 1934. To Wyoming Air Service
as NC13360 May 1, 1937. To Inland Air Lines as NC13360 Jul 1, 1938.
Impressed by USAAF Jun 30, 1942. To Brownsville, TX for commercial use Oct
10, 1944. To Servicios Aereos Panini as XA-DOM Nov 1944. To
Aerovias Reformas as XA-DOM (leased). To Jesse Bristow as N2547B
Jul 9, 1956. To International Air Service as N7836B. To V. Inchausti
as HP-231 in 1957, to HP-260. Broken up as HP-260 in Dec 1966.
42-68337 Beech UC-43C Traveler
Civilian Model F-17D MSN 252 NC19480 impressed by USAAF. To CL-26 at Langley Field, VA Apr 4, 1944
42-68338 Howard UC-70B Nightingale
Civilian DGA-15J NC22422 MSN 543 commandeered by USAAF. Wrecked at Union, CT Oct 28, 1942
42-68339 Beech UC-43A Traveler
Civilian Model D-17R MSN 137 NC17082 impressed by USAAF. To RFC Oct 6, 1945.
42-68340 Beech UC-43B Traveler
Civilian Model D-17S MSN 279 NC20793 impressed by USAAF. The aircraft was built in 1939 and was last owned by
the Defense Supplies Corporation of Washington, D.C. prior to its Army service. NC20793 was issued on
July 21, 1942 and cancelled on September 30, 1942. To CL-26 at Langley Field, VA Nov 20, 1942
42-68341/68342 Waco UC-72C
Civilian Model HRE impressed by USAAF.
68341 (MSN 5153) 1941: Constructed as HRE. 3/17/41: Unknown owner with c/r NC50857. To unknown onwer as NC1252 in 1942.
Impresssed by USAAF 1942. To RFC at Dallas Love Field Dec 28, 1944.
to Unknown owner with c/r NC1252W in 1945.
By 1972: Converted to SRE. By 10/82: Unknown owner.
10/11/82: Lost control landing at Redlands, CA, substantial damage when left main gear sheared off.
1/10/03: Substantial damage during loss of control while landing.
10/16/03: Poplar Grove Airmotive, Poplar Grove, IL
Still active at Poplar Grove, IL
68342 was NC31654 MSN 5157. To RFC at Tinker Field, OK Oct 17, 1944
42-68343/68346 Stinson UC-81K-ST Reliant
Model SR.10C impressed by USAAF.
68343 ex NC21124 MSN 5827. To CL-26 at Hershey School, PA Nov 19, 1944
68344 ex NC18480 MSN 5804. to RFC at Reading, PA Jan 24, 1945
68345 was scheduled for NC26207, but was not taken up. Later changed to 42-107419
68346 ex NC22555 MSN 5916. To RFC at Cimarron, OK Oct 6, 1944.
42-68347/68357 Lockheed C-56B Lodestar
Civilian Model 18-40 originally delivered to NEIAF but were impressed by USAAF after aircraft were
evacuated to Australia in 1942.
68347 (MSN 18-2102) LT9-07, LT-907, radio call sign VH-CAA. Was operated by
Qantas. Returned to USAAF but SOC to Australia. To Australian Commercial Airways
May 1, 1946 as VH-ARZ. To ZK-ANA, to N4632V, converted to 18-50. To N86K. Converted to
18-56. To N796G, to XA-TAP (not deregisted from US since aircraft was not paid for), to
N796G. To N3998S, but NTU. Cancelled Feb 27, 2013.
68348 (MSN 18-2103) LT9-08, LT-908, radio call sign VH-CAB. Operated by
Qantas. W/o Nov 26, 1943 at Port Moresby. Returned to USAAF and SOC Aug 31, 1944.
68349 (MSN 18-2104) LT9-09, LT-909, radio call sign VH-CAC. Operated by
Guinea Airways. Returned to USXAAF Aug 31, 1944. It served with Australian National
Airlines May 1, 1946 as VH-ARY and with New Zealand as ZK-ALZ.
W/o Feb 10, 1947 at Palmerston, New Zealand and did not enter service.
68350 (MSN 18-2109) LT9-14, LT-914 radio call sign VHCAD. W/o either
Jul 14, 1942 or in Jan 1944 at Tennant Creek.
SUMAC condemned as excess inventory Aug 31, 1944
68351 (MSN 18-2120) LT9-16, LT-916 radio call sign VH-CAE. Operated
by Ansett. W/o Nov 11, 1942 at Archer Field. SUMAC
condemned as excess inventory Aug 31, 1944
68352 (MSN 18-2121) LT9-17, LT-917 radio call sign VH-CAF. Operated
by ANA. W/o Apr 23, 1944 at Archer Field. Returned to SUMAC and SOC Aug 31, 1944.
68353 (MSN 18-2123) LT9-19, LT-919 radio call sign VH-CAG. W/o by bombs Aug 17,
1942 at Maple. SUMAC condemned as excess inventory
Aug 31, 1944
68354 (MSN 18-2125) LT9-21, LT-921 radio call sign VH-CAH. W/o by enemy action Nov
30, 1942 at Dobodura, Buna, Papua New Guinea. SUMAC condemned as excess
inventory Aug 31, 1944
68355 (MSN 18-2127) LT9-23, LT-923 radio call sign VH-CAI. W/o by bombs Aug 17, 1942 at
Maple. Returned to SUMAC and condemned as excess inventory Aug 31, 1944. Sometimes
reported as current as N7001, but that aircraft is MSN 2427.
68356 (MSN 18-2128) LT9-24, LT-924 radio call sign VH-CAJ. Operated by
National Airlines, Australia. W/o Feb 26, 1943 at Garbutt, near Townsville, Queensland. Returned
to USAAF and SOC.
68357 (MSN 18-2129) formerly LT9-25, LT-925 radio call sign VH-CAK. TO RAAF Jul 1942. To VH-CAK with
SUMAC diverted to Qantas Airways, Australia. W/o Mar 15, 1944 at Bundaberg. Returned to USAAF
and SOC Aug 31, 1944.
42-68358 Martin B-10
Export Model 139 of ML-KNIL M-585 MSN 843 used by escapees
from Dutch East Indies to Australia and
taken on strength by USAAF. Salvaged Aug 31, 1944
42-68359/68360 Beech UC-43D Traveler
Civilian Model E-17B impressed by USAAF.
68359 MSN 144 NC18025 impressed Jul 1942. Wrecked at Memphis, TN Jun 1, 1943
68360 MSN 154 NC17066 impressed Jul 1942. To Central Trade School as CL-26 Apr 6, 1943
42-68361 Spartan UC-71
Civilian Model 7W Executive MSN 7W-10 impressed by USAAF
Registered as NX17605. Flown by aviatrix Arlene Davis in the 1937 National Air Races at Cleveland, Ohio
as Race No. ’51’. The following year, J Hinchley, flying this Spartan marked as Race No. ‘14’, was placed 6th
in the Bendix Trophy Race. Arlene Davis flew this Spartan again in the 1939 Bendix Trophy Race as ‘Dream Ship’,
gaining 5th Place at 196.B42 mph. Registered 5Nov37 as NC17605 to Spartan Aircraft Company, Tulsa, OK.
Delivered to Bodine Drilling Co, Great Bend, KS 15Dec38. Registered to Arlene Davis Inc., Cleveland, OH
24Aug39. Defense Supply Corp, Washington, DC 29Jun42. War Department, Washington, DC.
Delivered to USAAF at Romulus Field, Wayne County, Detroit, MI 9Jul42; designated UC-71. 3rd Ferrying Group.
Oklahoma, OK 14Aug42. Hill Field, Ogden, UT 17Nov42. Oklahoma, OK 31Mar43. Biggs Field, El Paso, TX 8Jun43.
Alliance Field, NB 9Jul44. Reconstruction Finance Corporation 30Oct44. Registered 25Nov44 as NC17605 to
Arlene Davis Inc, Cleveland, OH. Crashed near Fresno, CA 10Apr58. Registration current [Sep20]
42-68362 Lockheed C-36A
Commercial Model 10-A Electra MSN 1028 NC14939 impressed
into USAAF Jul 9, 1942. Redesignated UC-36A-LO in 1943. Returned to
commercial use Aug 15, 1945. To PP-VAS. Reported as DBR Porto Alegre Mar 7, 1948
42-68363/68373 Boeing C-73
Civilian Model 247 impressed by USAAF.
68363 (MSN 1686) was NC13305 (Boeing Air Transport 1933, United Airlines
May 1934, Western Air Express Apr 1935). Impressed by USAAF Aug 17, 1942.
To Lineas Aereas Mexicanas as XA-DON Nov 1944. To Luis
Struck as XA-DON Nov 1947. To Efren Ochoa and Manual
Expinoza as XB-JEC Dec 1947. To Lineas Aereas Piche as XA-JAA Jul 1949.
To Servicios Aereas Chipas as XA-JAA in 1952. WFU as XB-JAA in 1962.
68364 (MSN 1947) originally to United Airlines as NC13361 Sep 21, 1934.
Impressed by USAAF Aug 7, 1942. To Servicios Aereos Panini
as XA-FEL Jun 1945. To Servicios Aeros Panini as XA-DZO
Jun 1945. To Aerovias Reformas as XA-DOZ Jul 1949. WFU as XA-DOZ in 1955
68365 (MSN 1694) originally to National Air Transport as NC13313
Apr 27, 1933. To United Airlines as NC13313 May 1, 1934.
To Western Air Express as NC13313. Impressed by USAAF Jul 8, 1942.
To Wien Alaska Airlines as NC13313 in 1943. To OSK Airlines Jul 29, 1944 . WFU
as NC13313 in 1946.
68366 (MSN 1693) originally to Boeing Air Transport Apr 26, 1933 as NC13312, to
United Airlines May 1, 1934 as NC13312. Converted to
247-D Sep 30, 1935. To Western Air Espress as NC13312.
Impressed by USAAF Jul 17, 1942. To Lineas Aereas Mexicanas as XA-DIY
Jun 15, 1944. To Luis Struck as XB-JEB Dec 1947. To
Juan Tilghman as XA-GUW Apr 1948. W/o Feb 23, 1952 at
Mexico City.
68367 (MSN 1707) originally to National Air Transport as NC13326
May 26, 1933. To United Airlines as NC13326 May 1, 1934.
Converted to 247D Sep 15, 1935. To Western Air Express
as NC13326 (leased from United Airlines). Impressed by USAAF
Jul 17, 1942. W/o in landing accident at Allegheny City,
PA Nov 17, 1942.
68368 (MSN 1710) originally to Varney Airlines as NC13329 Jun 2,
1933. To Boeing Air Transport as NC13329 Oct 1, 1933.
To United Airlines as NC13329 May 1, 1934, converted to 247-D Aug 31, 1936.
To Western Air Express as NC13329 (leased from United
Airlines). Impressed by USAAF Jul 8, 1942. To SK Airlines as NC13329.
68369 (MSN 1717) originally to Boeing Air Transport as NC13335
Jun 24, 1933. To United Airlines as NC13335. To Western
Air Express as NC13335 (leased from United Airlnes).
Impressed by USAAF Jul 8, 1942. To Northwestern Airlines Sep 14, 1942.
Wrecked at St. Paul, MN Sep 14, 1942
68370 (MSN 1715) originally to National Air Transport as NC13333 Jun 20, 1933.
To United Airlines as NC13333 May 1, 1934. Converted to
247-D Sep 19, 1935. To Western Air Express as NC13333 Jul 1, 1935
(leased from United Airlines). Impressed by USAAF Jul 17, 1942.
To Aero Transportes as XA-FEP Jul 1945. To Seronaves Michocan in
1948. WFU as XA-FEP in 1949.
68371 (MSN 1690) originally to National Air Transport Apr 1933 as NC13309, to
United Airlines May 1934, General Air Lines Dec 1934, Western
Air Express Jan 1935). Impressed by USAAF Jul 17, 1942. To Lineas
Aereas Mexicanas as XA-DUX Apr 1945. To Luis Struck as XB-JEA
in 1945. To Juan Tilghman as XB-JEA in 1948. To Servicios
Aereos Nacionales as XA-GUV. W/o Jul 13, 1957.
68372 (MSN 1682) originally to Pacific Air Transport as N13301 in 1933, to
United Airlines Aug 1934. Impressed by USAAF Jul 17, 1942. To Penn Central
Airlines Jun 20, 1943, but probably not used by them as WFU Jun 30, 1943.
68373 (MSN 1724) originally to National Air Transport as NC13342
Jul 17, 1933. To United Airlines as NC13342 May 1, 1934.
Converted to 247-D Jul 7, 1935. To Western Air Express
as NC13342 (leased from United Airlines). To Pennsylvania
Central Airlines as NC13342 Dec 1939. Impressed by USAAF
Jul 11, 1942. To Varig Airlines, Brazil Aug 15, 1944.
To Aero Transportes as XA-DEZ Aug 1944. To Servicios Aeros Panini
as XA-DEZ in 1945. To Aeronaves Caxaca as XA-DEZ in 1948.
To Servicios Aeros Nacionales as XA-DEZ in 1949. W/o Aug 26, 1950
at Veracruz, Mexico.
42-68374/68672 Cancelled contract
42-68674 Howard UC-70D Nightingale
Civilian DGA-15P NC14886 (MSN 200) commandeered by USAAF. Condemned Feb 1943. NC14886 was
registered as a DGA-9 with Defense Supplies Corp with MSN 200, cancelled Sep 30, 1942.
42-68675 Fairchild UC-88
Civilian F-45 NC16877 (MSN 4013) commandeered by USAAF. To RFC at Love Field, TX Dec 6, 1944
42-68676 Waco UC-72A
Civilian Model ARE NC29376 (MSN 5150) impressed by USAAF. Wrecked Mar 23, 1943, Hebron, KY
42-68677 Fairchild UC-88
Civilian F-45 NC16363 (MSN 4004) commandeered by USAAF. To CL-26 at New Orleans AAF May 11, 1943
42-68678 Waco UC-72B
Civilian Model CUC1 NC2279 (MSN 5064) impressed by USAAF. To RFC at Cimarron Field, OK Nov 8, 1944
42-68679/68684 Cancelled contract
42-68685 Stinson UC-81J-ST Reliant
Model SR.9E NC17188 (MSN 5257) impressed by USAAF. To RFC at Cincinatti, OH Mar 30, 1945
42-68686 Schweizer TG-2-SW
Schweizer Aircraft Corporation Model SGS 2-8 two seat training glider. Impressed by USAAF Jul42.
18th Glider Training Detachment, Elmira Area Soaring Corporation (EASC) Army Glider School,
Bates Field, Mobile, Alabama. Damaged after losing control landing at Bates Field 19Oct42.
To Reconstruction Finance Corporation, Maxwell Field, Montgomery, AL Feb 16, 1945.
42-68687/68689 Douglas C-49H-DO
Ex-Braniff DC-3-314s commandeered by USAAF Sep 17, 1942
68687 (MSN 2179) ex NC21773. To civil registry as NC21773 (Braniff Dec 1944 - Southern
Airlines Jun 19, 1959). Converted DC-3A and registration changed to N91SA. To N591S
(Fairways Jun 1965), PI-C960 (Filipinas Orient May 03, 1965), RP-C960 (Rr Jan 28, 1975). To
Govmt of the Philippines 1978, no later report
68688 (MSN 2180) DC-3-214 NC21774 Braniff "474" 28Dec39 to USAAF 17Sep42. Returned to Braniff
Airways Oct 21, 1944 as NC21774. Sold Sep 1950 to United Transports Inc, Oklahoma City, OK.
Later N169T (Texas Eastern Transmission Corp, Shreveport, LA.) then N1690 Gulf Sulphur Corp,Houston, TX
US 1966. H Seaback, Houston, TX US Nov68. Hide-a-Way Resort Developments Inc, Ft Lauderdale, FL US
Jul69. Kreck Avn.Co Inc, Windsor, TX US 1972. V K Davis, Warrenton, NY US 1974. Airline Aviation
Academy tla Academy Airlines, Griffin, GA US 1975. Blascoe Enterprises Inc, Virginia Beach, FL
US 1976 cancelled 1977. Oklahoma Aircraft Corp, Yukon, OK US Jun79. Waggoner Aircraft Inc, Bethany,
OK Sep79. Lower Valley Avn, Los Fresnos, TX, R26Feb81. R Avery, Dunn, NC US 12Mar81.
68689 (MSN 2181) DC-3-314 NC21775 Braniff "475" 30Dec39 to USAAF 17Sep42. Returned to Braniff Airways
Jun 21, 1944 as NC21775, converted to DC-3A and sold to LAB Jun 03, 1953 as CB-100, changed to CP-600 Oct 01, 1953.
Crashed Nov 3, 1953 into the Rodeo Pampa mountains during an approach to Sucre, Bolivia, 18 miles from
its destination. All 28 onboard killed.
42-68690 Lockheed C-56C Lodestar
Civilian Model 18-07 NC25601 (MSN 2002) Mid Continent impressed by USAAF
Jul 17, 1942. To Mid-Continental Airlines Jul 27, 1943 as
NC25601 Jul 3, 1943. To N141C Sep 1958. WFU Oct 1985.
42-68691 Stinson UC-81C-ST Reliant
Model SR.9C NC21102 (MSN 5368) impressed by USAAF. To RFC at Cincinatti, OH Oct 12, 1944.
42-68692 Harlow UC-80
PJC-2 four-seat monoplane NC19981 (MSN 5) commandeered by USAAF. To CAA Nov 13, 1943.
42-68693/68851 Douglas C-53D-DO Skytrooper
MSN 11620/11778. Contract No. AC-26937
68693 (MSN 11620) delivered Feb 23, 1943. To Pan American ug 20, 1943 as NC30093. To YV-C-AVB of Aerovias
Venozalanos SA Apr 20, 1945.
68694 (MSN 11621) delivered Feb 23, 1943. Oran, Algeria 14May43. 49th Troop Carrier Squadron,
313th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Folkingham (Station 484). Transported paratroopers of the 1st Battalion,
508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44.
Hit by flak after dropping paratroopers at the DZ and with engine on fire ditched in English Channel. After three hours
in life rafts a British torpedo boat rescued the crew and returned them unharmed to England.
68695 (MSN 11622) delivered Feb 23, 1943. Oran, Algeria 13May43. 49th Troop Carrier Squadron,
313th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Folkingham (Station 484). Transported paratroopers of the 1st Battalion,
508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44.
A resupply flight for the 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment on Mission ‘Freeport’, 7Jun44 was aborted in bad weather.
96th Troop Carrier Squadron [6Z*N], 440th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Prosnes (A-79), Reims, France
11Sep44. Le Mans (A-35), France 30Sep44. Bricy (A-50), Orléans, France 2Nov44. The aircraft was transporting
fuel when it stalled after take off in a tight turn with a full load at low speed and altitude. It crashed and
was destroyed by fire 1.5km east of Jarny (A-94), France 6May45 [4KIA].
Condemned May 7, 1945, salvage.
68696 (MSN 11623) delivered Feb 34, 1943. Oran May 14, 1943. Condemned Jul 8, 1944
68697 (MSN 11624) delivered Feb 25, 1943. . Oran, Algeria 14May43. 49th Troop Carrier Squadron,
313th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Folkingham (Station 484). Transported supplies for the 507th
Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Freeport’, 7Jun44.
Netherlands/Belgium. Condemned Jan 15, 1947, salvage
68698 (MSN 11625) delivered Feb 25, 1943 - Oran, Algeria 13May43. 49th Troop Carrier Squadron,
313th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Folkingham (Station 484). Transported paratroopers of the 1st Battalion,
508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France on
Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44. A resupply flight for the 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment on Mission ‘Freeport’, 7Jun44
was aborted in bad weather.- To RFC May 1, 1945 - NC45397 TWA "364"
leased Oct 17, 1945, bought 1948 - Beldex Corp Oct 21, 1952 - Kev Coal Co Peabody Coal Co (1957) - CF-WIC Wabush Lake
Railway Co Ltd, Montreal, PQ (Wabush Iron Co) registered Feb 14. 1961 - Canadian Inspection & Testing Co Ltd, Montreal,
PQ registered Sep 26, 1969 - Millardair Ltd, Malton, Ont registered Jul 2,1970 - Distribution Canabec Ltd, Montreal, PQ
Jul 18, 1973 - Gander Avn Ltd, Gander, Nfd (1974) Air Caravane Inc "Le Pouhvayeur" (1977) (registered Nov79) -
Ladoucair (1981) - wfu Aug80 Dorval (Mar82) Canc Jul83 - N115NA North American Lsg Corp, Omaha, NB registered Nov 1983.
68699 (MSN 11626) delivered Feb 27, 1943. Oran May 13, 1943. 9th AF. Damaged in crash landing Sep 12, 1945 Voisins, France.
Condemned Mar 14, 1946, salvage
68700 (MSN 11627) delivered Feb 26, 1943 - Oran, Algeria 13May43. 36th Troop Carrier Squadron [Nose/Tail #8/I],
316th Troop Carrier Group, Twelfth Air Force, Castelvetrano, Trapani, Sicily. Ferried to England departing
Castelvetrano 13Feb44. Routed via El Aouina, Tunis, Tunisia; Gibraltar; Valley (Station 568), Anglesey, Wales to
Cottesmore, Rutland (Station 489) Feb44. Ninth Air Force. 49th Troop Carrier Squadron, 313th Troop Carrier
Group, Folkingham (Station 484). Transported paratroopers of the 1st Battalion, 508th Parachute Infantry
Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44; battle
damaged by enemy ground fire. Transported supplies for the 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment on Mission ‘Freeport’, 7Jun44.
Returned to USA Nov 1945 - NC86597 Eastern A/L Aluminium
Co of America, Pittsburgh, PA - N2000A reregistered - N517A reregistered - Voss Eng Co Inc, Callerv, PA (1966) - N471 RF
Reading Avn Svces Oct 1969 - Flt Safety Inc, Long Beach, CA (Jan 1970) - Sea Q Inc, Oakland, CA Vacation Inc,
Hollvwood, CA R23Oct74 - HK-2214X Aerotal Ltda, El Dorado (1979). Crashed on takeoff at Bogota-Eldorado Airport
during test flight Jan 24, 1980. 4 crew killed.
68701 (MSN 11628) delivered Feb 27, 1943 - Oran, Algeria 13May43. 49th Troop Carrier Squadron,
313th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Folkingham (Station 484). Transported paratroopers of the
1st Battalion, 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France
on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44. A resupply flight for the 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment on Mission ‘Freeport’,
7Jun44 was aborted in bad weather. 97th Troop Carrier Squadron, 440th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force,
Bricy (A-50), Orléans, France. Damaged taxying at Laon/Couvron (A-70), France 7Jul45.
Returned to USA Aug 17, 1945 - To RFC
Nov 2, 1945. To NC86588 Penn Central Airlines - Capital Airlines Apr 1948 - Continental Airlines "588" - Southern AAV -
N87SA reregistered 1954 - N8701 reregistered Oct 1967 - Carolina Acft Corp Oct 13, 1967 - Florida Air Taxi Inc 1968 -
N70ORC Red Carpet Flying Svce, Clearwater, FL registered Sep 9, 1975 - Red Carpet A/L Inc - Key West A/L, Boca Raton, FL
Jul 30, 1980.
68702 (MSN 11629) delivered Feb 28, 1943 - Oran, Algeria 13May43. 49th Troop Carrier Squadron,
313th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Folkingham (Station 484). Transported paratroopers of the 1st Battalion,
508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44.
A resupply flight for the 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment on Mission ‘Freeport’, 7Jun44 was aborted in bad weather.
To RFC Oct 16, 1945 - NC45399 United Airlines
"Mainliner Burbank"/"Mainliner Eureka" leased Oct 18, 1945, bought Aug 1, 1949 UAL Foundation Feb 28, 1953 - Bendix Avn Corp
(Eclipse Pioneer Div) Feb 26, 1953 for radar research - Bendix Corp Oct 1970 - W P Strube Inc, Marietta, PA (Dec 1970)
T L Ind Inc, Pompton Lakes, NJ Jan 1972 - R M Richards, Oklahoma City, OK registered Oct 18, 1973 - cancelled 1976 -
Sale reported.
68703 (MSN 11630) delivered Feb 28, 1943. Oran Jun 5, 1943. Crashed (315th FRS, 31st ATG) 8 mi N of Warmwell,
Dorset, UK Jun 4, 1944. Condemned Sep 2, 1944
68704 (MSN 11631) Delivered Feb 28, 1943. Assigned to North African theatre of operations, arriving in Oran, Algiers
on May 28, 1943.. 62nd Troop Carrier Squadron, 314th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Saltby (Station 538).
Transported paratroopers of the 2nd Battalion, 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville,
Normandy, France on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44.
Returned to USA on Aug 22, 1945, and the next month went to Reconstruction Finance Corp Sep 28, 1945.
Sold to Continental Airlines as NC61450. In 1954 it was re-registered as N66SA with Southern Airways.
Oct. 1967 became N6650 and sold to Carolina Aircraft Corp. In 1974 it was registered N31MS with a lease to
Marian Mosquito Control. It has changed hands several times since acquiring this registration.
68705 (MSN 11632) delivered Feb 28, 1943. Oran, Algeria 13May43. 49th Troop Carrier Squadron,
313th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Folkingham (Station 484). Transported paratroopers of the 1st Battalion,
508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France on
Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44 and a resupply flight for the 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment on Mission ‘Freeport’, 7Jun44.
Condemned Jan 12, 1945, salvage.
68706 (MSN 11633) delivered Mar 1, 1943. Oran, Algeria 29May43. 62nd Troop Carrier Squadron,
314th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Saltby (Station 538). Transported paratroopers of the 2nd Battalion,
508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44.
Returned to USA Aug 10, 1945. To RFC Sep 1, 1945. To N45391 with American
Airlines Sep 5, 1945. WAA May 29,1 943. G. C. Shaver NLR
68707 (MSN 11634) delivered Mar 4, 1943. . Oran, Algeria 28May43. 62nd Troop Carrier Squadron,
314th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Saltby (Station 538). Transported paratroopers of the
2nd Battalion, 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France
on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44; damaged by enemy ground fire and force landed with an engine failure at an
emergency landing ground in England on the return flight.
Returned to USA Jul 19, 1945. To RFC Sep 1, 1945. To N13353 American Airlines
leased Sep 5, 1945. WAA May 29, 1947. CAA
68708 (MSN 11635) delivered Mar 4, 1943. Oran, Algeria 28May43. 62nd Troop Carrier Squadron,
314th Troop Carrier Group, Berguent, French Morocco; Kairouan, Tunisia. Transported paratroopers of the
Headquarters 82nd Airborne Division to a drop zone at Sicily on Mission ‘Husky II’ 11/12Jul43. Before the
drop zone, the aircraft was shot down by friendly fire from the US Navy; with the right engine on fire, the crew
dropped the howitzer slung under the aircraft and crashed into the Mediterranean Sea south of Gela, Sicily [crew survived].
Shot down by friendly fire when 52nd TCW C-47s dropping parachutists. 504th PIR arrived during German air raid
68709 (MSN 11636) delivered Mar 6, 1943. In USA. Damaged Jul 16, 1944 in takeoff accident Bergstrom, Texas. To RFC Oct 8, 1945.
NC33317 DPC - American Airlines "F/s Bristol" L "17" Jan 30, 1945 - WAA Sep 24, 1947 - N733A Arctic Frontier A/L (Jun 1948) -
AP-ADJ Pak-Air Ltd "Naakee" registered Nov 3, 1948 -N733A R J O'Mara-Westair, White Plains, NY (Jul 1953) - CF-HFT E F O'Mara
registered Jul 24, 1953 - N733A Amerada Acft & Equipment Corp Aug 27, 1954 - N2733A Safe Flt Instrument Corp, White Plains, NY -
Bendix Corp (May 1961) - C D Stoltzfus & Assocs, Coastville, PA (1966) - R M Ward, Indianapolis, IN Nov 1968 - Lease All
Data Systems Inc, Kansas City, MO (Jul 1970) - Skvwav Avn Inc, Jackson, MI - Rusk Avn Inc, Kankakee, IL
registered Aug 26, 1974 - Stolen in Florida May 1977 - Not recovered bv Dec 1982.
68710 (MSN 11637) accepted by the USAAF February 26, 1943 Oran, Algeria 28May43. Twelfth Air Force.
62nd Troop Carrier Squadron, 314th Troop Carrier Group, Berguent, French Morocco May43; named ‘Lulu Belle’. Kairouan, Tunisia 26Jun43.
Transported paratroopers of the 82nd Airborne Division to a drop zone at Sicily on Mission ‘Husky I’ 9/10Jul43; Castelvetrano,
Sicily 24Aug43. Transported paratroopers of the 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment from Comiso, Sicily to a drop zone at
Salerno, Italy on 13Sep43. Ninth Air Force, Saltby (Station 538) 16Feb44. Transported paratroopers of the 2nd Battalion,
508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44.
Poix, France; Villacoublay, France. Returned to USA Aug 10, 1945 -
To RFC Sep 8, 1945. to NC45370 Frontier Airlines; Continental Airlines - Converted to DC-3.
Southern Airways May 22, 1956. reregistered N85SA 1954 - Houston Avn Prods
Dec 31, 1963 - Jack Richards Acft Sales Inc, Oklahoma City, OK - R H Prim, Sarasota, FL - Jack Adams Acft Sales Inc,
Wales, MS (1966) - Byrne Acft Sales Inc, White Plains, NY (1968) - C. E. Wheeler, McLean, VA Sep 1968 -
Distribute Aire Inc, Albuquerque, NM Jan 1970 - Avn Materials Inc, Memphis, TN - Zephyr Avn Inc Sep 1970 -
A Broussard, Waco, TX May 1972 - G Lewis, Baytown, TX Dec 1973 - Teias Avn, Baytown, TX (1975) - R Branch,
Morresville, IN Mar 1975 - H Gibson, Indiatlantic, FL (Mar 1977) - Sky Diving Inc, Mason, OH
registered Mar 21, 1978 - S. M. Moran, Marietta, GA, bought Dec 23, 1982 - Rolling Meadows Avn Inc bought Feb 16, 1983
In 2011 was in storage at Progress Field, Fremont, Ohio. Current Sep 2016. Part of the Firestone Air
Show at Kings Island, Cincinnati, Ohio; Eugene Damschroder July 22, 1988; donated to Saving Lulu Belle
Corporation June 4, 2011; named LULU BELLE; restoration to airworthy condition
68711 (MSN 11638) delivered Mar 6, 1943. In USA. To RFC Jan 8, 1945. To Royal Norwegian AF as 68711, code "P". LN-IAI
DNL "Nordis" registered Mar 29, 1946 LN-IKI "Einar Viking" reregistered Apr 22, 1949 - SE-BSN ABA/SAS "Einar
Viking" registered Nov 1, 1954 - Airtaco AB leased Apr 3, 1957 - Linjcflyg Apr 14, 1957 - Transair-Sweden
registered Feb 2, 1962 - SAS L summer 1962 - Loadair May 12, 1964 - Transair Sep 17, 1964 - Torair Nov 5, 1964 -
Polaris leased Sep 4, 1965 to Oct 5, 1965 - OY-DNP Faroe A/W t/a Fairline D 01 Nov 1966 - wfu Sep 28, 1967 -
Dbr Oct 17, 1967 by gale Kastrup - Broken up Jul 1968.
68712 (MSN 11639) delivered Mar 6, 1943 - 8th AF Nov 29, 1943 - USA Jul 10, 1945 - Stpred - To RFC Aug 25, 1945 - NC45375
Pan American leased, bought Aug 1949 - Bouquillas Co, Brownsville, TX Mar 8, 1956 - NI01K Walker WI (1966) - Spremich
Enterprises Inc, New Orleans, LA Sep 1968 - Accredited Ambulance Svce Inc, New Orleans, LA Oct 1970 - Spremich
Enterprises Inc, New Orleans, LA Jan 1972 - Hawkcye A/L, Ottumwa, IA 1974 - Christier Fl Svces L (1976) - cancelled
1976 - wfu Thermopolis, WY (Jul 1977) - Royal West A/L, Las Vegas, NV registered Mar 3, 1981 - wfu Las Vegas (Oct81).
With Museu Asa de Um Sonho, San Carlos, Brazil.
68713 (MSN 11640) delivered Mar 10, 1943. Oran May 13, 1943. 8th AF 9th TCC. w/o Nov 24, 1944 in landing accident Westhampnett, UK.
Condemned Dec 1, 1944, salvage
68714 (MSN 11641) delivered Mar 10, 1943. 64th Troop Carrier Squadron, 403rd Troop Carrier Group,
Alliance AAB, NB. Accident at Alliance 27Mar43. Oran, Algeria 13May43. 10th Troop Carrier Squadron [Nose #8],
60th Troop Carrier Group, Twelfth Air Force, Thiersville, Algeria May43. El Djem, Tunisia Jun43. Transported paratroopers
of the British 1st Parachute Brigade, the ‘Red Devils’, to a drop zone near the Primosole bridge, Sicily on Operation ‘Fustian’ 13Jul43.
With 60th TCG, 10th TCS shot down by enemy AAA 6 mi S of Catania, Sicily.
Sicily, Italy Jul 14, 1943. 4 KIA. MACR 1236. Condemned Nov 8, 1943
68715 (MSN 11642) delivered Mar 10, 1943. Oran May 13, 1943. To RFC Sep 20, 1943. To NC45395 (Western Airlines) leased Jul 15, 1946.
w/o Dec 24, 1946 in crash in poor weather on east slope of Cuyapaipe Mountain at 6120 feet altitude 50 mi E of San Diego, California.
All 12 onboard killed.
68716 (MSN 11643) delivered Mar 11, 1943. Oran, Algeria 28May43. Twelfth Air Force.
62nd Troop Carrier Squadron, 314th Troop Carrier Group, Berguent, French Morocco May43; Kairouan, Tunisia
26Jun43; Castelvetrano, Sicily 24Aug43. The aircraft was to transport paratroopers of the 504th Parachute Infantry
Regiment from Comiso, Sicily to a drop zone at Salerno, Italy on 13Sep43 but the mission was aborted with electrical
failure. Ninth Air Force, Saltby (Station 538). Transported paratroopers of the 2nd Battalion, 508th Parachute Infantry
Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44.
Returned to USA Jul 19, 1945. To RFC Aug 14, 1945. To N59410 of Pan American World
Airways, bought Aug 1,1949. To Cuban AF 209 "Guaimaro" Dec 20, 1954. E Feb 3, 1955
68717 (MSN 11644) delivered Mar 13, 1943 - In USA - To RFC Dec 16, 1944 - To NC18667 DPC - American Airlines "F/s
Douglas" leased Dec 30, 1944 - Mid-Continent Airlines delivered Mar 1, 1946 - Braniff Airlines Aug 15, 1952 -
LakeCentral Airlines Feb 15, 1959 - wfu Aug 5, 1967 - JH Thompson, San Juan Capistrano, CA (Dec69) - Don Wharton, Wichita, KS -
cancelled 1972 - To Indonesia?
68718 (MSN 11645) delivered Mar 13, 1943. 8th AF Nov 30, 1943. USA Jul 20, 1945. To RFC Aug 13, 1945.
to Continental Air Lines, registered as NC44883, to Southern Airways, registered as N615SA and converted to DC-3A.
To Florida Air Lines registered as N6102, next North American Airways, then American Airways Charters. Sold Havanatur (Aero Caribbean)
registered as CU-T113, reregistered as CU-T127. Transferred to Aero Taxi, registered CU-T1059 and in 2006 preserved at the Havana
José Marti Airport Air Park. WFU and reported scrapped 2008 at Havana.
68719 (MSN 11646) delivered Mar 13, 1943. In USA. To RFC Jan 8, 1945. To Cubana de Aviacion as CU-T7. Crashed in fog Nov 25, 1950 at
Holquin, Cuba.
68720 (MSN 11647) delivered Mar 15, 1945. Oran, Algeria 28May43. Twelfth Air Force. 62nd Troop Carrier Squadron,
314th Troop Carrier Group, Berguent, French Morocco; Kairouan, Tunisia. Transported paratroopers of the 504th Airborne
Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division to a drop zone at Sicily on Mission ‘Husky II’ 11/12Jul43. Before the drop zone,
the aircraft was shot down Jul 11, 1943 by friendly fire from the US Navy; with the right engine on fire and loss of elevator control,
the aircraft crashed into the Mediterranean Sea six miles south of Gela, Sicily.
Condemned Jul 8, 1944
68721 (MSN 11648) delivered Mar 15, 1943. Oran, Algeria 28May43. 62nd Troop Carrier Squadron,
314th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Saltby (Station 538). Transported paratroopers of the 2nd Battalion,
508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44.
Returned to USA Aug 22, 1945. To RFC Nov 6, 1945. NC 19428 DPC -
United A/L "Mainliner Red Bluff" leased May 6, 1946, bought Aug 1, 1949 - UAL Foundation Feb 26, 1953 - Northeast AIL
"28" Feb 27, 1953 - Tampa Center Inc, Tampa, FL 1967 - Avn Sales & Svce Inc, Ft Lauderdale, FL registered May 23, 1972 -
Cancelled 1974 - Sale reported (Jan 1979) (on 1983 FAA register).
68722 (MSN 11649) delivered Mar 15, 1943 - In USA - To RFC Jan 8, 1945 - NC39544 American A/L "F/s Washington" leased - WAA Oct 5, 1948 -
Strato-Mart Inc Oct 13, 1950 - John Mack Inc - Northwest Airlines "344" May 22, 1951 - Central Airlines Jun 10, 1958 -
Frontier Airlines Oct 1, 1967 - Aero American Corp Dec 1968 - YV-C-AVJ Avensa Sep 16, 1969 - N39544 Aero
American Inc Dec 23, 1969 - N Cay A/W L Air Indies (Jan 1974) - wfu Oct 1976 - Airways Enterprises Inc, N Cay (Jun 1977) -
Dorado Wings Inc (Nov 1977) - 01d S Air Svce, San Juan, PR registered Mar 2, 1978 - Derelict in N Cav c/s, San Juan (Mar80) -
D G Holyfield, Santurce. PR registered Dec 30, 1980. Current 2011
68723 (MSN 11650) delivered 15Mar 15, 1943 - 47th Troop Carrier Squadron, 313th Troop Carrier Group,
Ninth Air Force, Folkingham (Station 484). Transported paratroopers of the 3rd Battalion,
508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44;
battle damaged by enemy ground fire. To RFC Jan 1, 1945 -NC15957 DPC - American Airlines
"Flagship Bn45" - WAA Sep 23, 1947 - A/L Tpt Carriers, Burbank, CA (1949) - Ozark A/L - N 129D reregistered Mar 1954 - wfu
Sep 25, 1965 - Carolina Acft Corp May 10, 1966 - Mid America Air Tpt Inc, Chicago, IL Highlands County Land & Title Co,
Lake Placid, FL May 1969 - Zephyr Avn Inc, Zephyr Hills, FL (1972) - Gam Air Inc, Tampa, FL (1974) - Zephyr
Avn Inc, (1975) - C Zukowski Jr, Miramar, FL - N23WT Wm Taylor, Ft Lauderdale, FL Feb 1977 - Bahamasair L (Mar 1978) -
T Grier, Nassau, Bahamas (Jun 1979) - Caribbean Avn Svces, St Croix, Virgin Islands registered Sep 25, 1979 - Derelict at
Miami.
68724 (MSN 11651) delivered Mar 17, 1943. In USA. Damaged May 12, 1944 in landing accident Grand View AF, Missouri.
To RFC Dec 16, 1944. NC33329 DPC - Northwest Airlines "329" leased Apr 1949 - DPC Sep 1949 - Babb Co -
Holley Carburetor Co, Detroit, MI 1951 - N3329 reregistered - Westernair of Albuquerque, AZ (1966) -
N1234W reregisterd Nov 14, 1966 Buckner Inds Corp, Fresno, CA May 1967 - N395F Rayette Faberge Inc, NY Aug69 -
N395CG Faberge Inc, NY Oct 1969 - Mission Argyle Productions Inc, Hollywood, CA Nov 1971 - Cary Grant 1973 -
Leased Martinet (1975) - N60NR General Electric Credit Co. Menlo Pk, CA Feb 1977 -Rockwell Intl (Nov77) - Cancelled.
68725 (MSN 11652) delivered Mar 17, 1943. In USA. To RFC Dec 16, 1944, To NC49552 of Pan American World Airways Aug 1949.
To Air Liberia Mar 1955 as EL-AAZ "Monrovia Star". Bought
Mar 1976 by Ethippian Airlines as ET-AGG and WFU Jan 1979.
68726 (MSN 11653) delivered Mar 18, 1943 - In USA - RF( 16Dec44 - YS-23 TACA de Salvador - YV-AZD TACA de Venezuela -
PP-AVQ Aerovias Brasil "Piaui" Jun 1946 - REAL Jun54 - Acft Supplies Ink Apr 23, 1959 - N98U Remmert Werner of
Florida In Apr 23, 1959 - Ft Worth Pipe & Supply Co Apr 27, 1959 - N129AG reregistered Jun 12, 1959 - N1294 E
Coast Flying Svces Jul 24, 1963 - Acft Charters Inc, Atlanta, GA (1964) Atlantic Coast Lines Railroad Co, Jacksonville,
Fl 1966 - W B Baime, Northridge, CA1969 - United California Bank, Los Angeles, CA Jan 1970 - D S Gilday. Las Vegas,
NV (Aug 1976) - Chariot Inc, Las Vegas, NV (Jun 1977) - Anderson & Johnson Corp, Wakeman, OH registered Jan 8, 1979 -
Derelict Ft Lauderdale (Nov 1979),
68727 (MSN 11654) delivered Mar 20, 1943. In USA. Damaged Jun 21, 1944 in ground accident Alliance, Nebraska. To RFC
Jan 1, 1945. NC14959 DPC - American A/L "F/s Charleston" leased Jan 30, 1945 - WAA 30Oct48 - Pacific Southwest A/L -
Giles Co & LeAr Ellen Inc (PSA leased Oct 1951) - N66Y Fairwavs Corp - N7654 reregistered - Oasis Oil Co I -
Intl Avn Devel Corp, Walnut Creek, CA k 1966) - Libvan Avn Co leased - Diamond Lsg Corp Oct 1966 (1,AVCO L cont) -
N485F reregistered - N3102Q reregistered 1969 Arax A/L, Nigeria L 1971 - ATC Inc, Valleta, Malta registered Jan 11, 1977 -
Derelict Hal Far, Malta (Feb77), Broken up - Cancelled Jul 1983
68728 (MSN 11655) delivered Mar 20, 1943. 8th AF Dec 7, 1943. Eighth Air Force 7Dec43. 78th Troop
Carrier Squadron, 435th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Langar (Station 490). Crash landed on Ossoms Hill near
Grindon, Staffordshire 13Jan44. The aircraft was flying from Langar (Station 490), near Nottingham, to Base Air Depot ? 1,
Burtonwood (Station 590), near Warrington with a crew of five and four passengers. Half way into the flight while
flying at about 600? above ground level the starboard wing tip “crumpled” up. The two pilots immediately decided to
force land the aircraft. The pilot landed the aircraft on top of Ossoms Hill near Grindon, Derbyshire, the aircraft caused
damaged to three stone walls before coming to a halt. All of the crew and passengers were able to vacate the
aircraft without injury. Examination of the failed wing tip showed that there were scratches on the upper
surface which matched with the first row of heavy rivets on the under side of the wing of all varients of the Dakota.
These marks were probably caused during taxing at Langar and the internal structure of the aircraft had been
weakened causing the eventual failure.
68729 (MSN 11656) delivered Mar 23, 1943. In USA. w/o Sep 20, 1943 in takeoff accident at Lurinburg-Maxton AAB, North Carolina.
Crashed into a wooded area after nearly colliding with a glider being towed by another aircraft. The evasive
maneuver caused the aircraft to stall and crash. All 25 onboard killed.
68730 (MSN 11657) delivered Mar 22, 1943 - Eighth Air Force 30Nov43. 435th Troop Carrier Group,
Ninth Air Force, Langar (Station 490). Welford (Station 474) 25Jan44. Towed a glider transporting men and materials
for the 82nd Airborne Division to a landing zone near Sainte-Mère-Église, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Elmira’, 6Jun44.
Returned to USA Aug 8, 1944 - To NC45339 - N62 10B Crane Co,
Chicago, IL "Jan" (1951) - CF-IAS N D Lambert registered Jul 15, 1955 - N6078C Elton W Rust Co, San Antonio, TX Feb 28, 1957 -
N50EB registered (1963) - Sidles Co Inc, Omaha, NB - D W Brown, Allianre, NB - N50E reregistered (Mar 1977) - W C Dause, Pope
Vallev, CA R31 Dec 1879 - R J Belmar, Brownsville, TX. Registered Apr 14, 1981 - Blue Star Avn Inc, Brownsville, TX,
registered May 1983. Reported sold to unknown owner in Venezuela September 2003.
68731 (MSN 11658) delivered Mar 24, 1943. 8th AF Nov 24, 1943. USA, Jul 16 1945. To RFC Aug 14, 1945.
To PP-CBX Cruzeiro "Tupi" bought Dec 11, 1945. Crshed Mar 13, 1948 Serra do Juquen, Campuia, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
All 6 onboard killed.
68732 (MSN 11659) delivered Mar 24, 1943. In USA Survey Mar 23, 1944 Bowman Field, KY
68733 (MSN 11660) delivered Mar 26, 1943. Oran, Algeria 5Jun43. 62nd Troop Carrier Squadron,
314th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Saltby (Station 538). Transported paratroopers of the 2nd Battalion,
508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44.
92nd Troop Carrier Squadron [J8*X], 439th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Châteaudun (A-39).
Towed two gliders transporting men and materials for the 17th Airborne Division to a landing zone at Wesel, Germany
on Operation ‘Varsity’ 24Mar45. Hit by flak damaging the right engine. The pilot diverted to a British fighter field
but the landing gear collapsed on landing. Salvaged 28Mar45.
68734 (MSN 11661) delivered Mar 25, 1943. Eighth Air Force 30Nov43. 75th Troop Carrier
Squadron, 435th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Langar (Station 490). Welford (Station 474) 25Jan44.
Damaged taxying at Welford 16Apr44. Towed a glider transporting men and materials for the 82nd Airborne Division
to a landing zone near Sainte-Mère-Église, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Elmira’, 6Jun44. Ditched Jun 6, 1944 in English
Channel returning from the mission [4RTD]. Condemned Jun 7, 1944 AFMSC
68735 (MSN 11662) delivered Mar 26, 1943. In USA. To RFC Apr 10, 1945. Converted to DC-3A and leased
to Western Air Express and registered NC18645. Crashed Nov 13, 1946
near Lebec, CA. All 11 onboard killed. The aircraft crashed into White Mountain at an elevation of 6,000 feet,
in rain and 70 mph winds after being blown off course while on a heading from Palmdale to Newhall.
Possible downdraft. The action of the pilot in making an instrument letdown without previously
establishing a positive radio fix. This action was aggravated by conditions of severe static,
wind in excess of anticipated velocities, preoccupation with an unusual amount of radio
conversation, and the inoperative Newhall radio range (planecrasinfo.com).
68736 (MSN 11663) delivered Mar 28, 1943 - Eighth Air Force 24Nov43. 78th Troop Carrier
Squadron, 435th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Langar (Station 490). Welford (Station 474) 25Jan44;
named ‘Ice Cold Katy’. Brétigny-sur-Orge (A-48), France. Towed two gliders transporting men and materials
for the 17th Airborne Division to a landing zone at Wesel on Operation ‘Varsity’ 24Mar45.
Returned to USA Jun 20, 1945 - To RFC Aug 19, 1945 - To NC14236
Northwest Airlines "336" leased Oct 1945 to Nov 1948 - W H Hooper (1953) - T M Murray - Tower Oil & Gas Co, TX (1961) NI,R.
68737 (MSN 11664) deliveed Mar 28, 1943. Eighth Air Force 29Nov43. 78th Troop
Carrier Squadron, 435th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Langar (Station 490). Welford (Station 474)
25Jan44. Accident at Bottesford (Station 481) 25Jan44. Towed a glider transporting men and materials
for the 82nd Airborne Division to a landing zone near Sainte-Mère-Église, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Elmira’, 6Jun44.
Returned to USA Jul 10, 1945. To RFC Aug 24, 1945.
to US civil registry, converted to DC-3A. Registrations
NC30743, NC86594 United Airlines "Mainliner Del Monte" and "Springfield" leased Nov 29, 1945, bought Aug 1, 1949,
UAL Foundatin Apr 9, 1956. then CC-CBK Cia Nacional de Turismo Aereo May 10, 1956. LADEDO 19588, then finally N784V
International Sales and Leasing Inc, Renton, WA Mar 15, 1976. Parthbord Assocs Las Vegas NV Aug 1976. Chariot Inc
Las Vegas, NV Jun 1977. Anderson and Honsnso Corp , Wakeman, OH Jan 8, 1979. Still registered
as N784V to SW Florida Regional Veterans Memorial, Inc of Ft Myers, FL, listed as derelict.
68738 (MSN 11665) delivered Mar 30, 1943 - Oran May 28, 1943 - USA Aug 17, 1945 - To RFC Sep 28, 1945
"303" leased Oct 26, 1945, bought Aug 1, 1949 L20Jun51 - United leased Jul 19, 1951 to Dec 17, 1952 - N66W reregistered 1953 -
Five O'Clock Enterprises Inc, Sarasota, FL 1966 - Southeastern Beechcraft Inc, Knoxville, TN (Dec 1969) -
J P Pons, Vaidosa, NC Nov 1971 - Two Jacks Inc, Olive Branch, MS (Mar 1977) Basler Flt Svces, Oshkosh, WI (Nov 1977) -
Genesis III Inc, Lubbock, TX (Jun 1979) - Walker Boudwin Constr Co Inc, Reno NV registered Jun 27, 1979 - Basler Flt. Svce.
registered Jun83 - Trans Investments Inc, Miami, FL. registered Sep 1983. To N43XX (1966) to N353MM (2006)
68739 (MSN 11666) delivered Mar 30, 1943. In USA. To RFC Dec 16, 1944. To NC15201 American Airlines "Flagship Albany"
leased Dec 30, 1944. WAA Sep Sep 23, 1948. Advance Inds - Mid-Continent Airlines. N15201 with Braniff Airways Aut 15, 1951.
Southern Airways Jun 19, 1960. Reregisteed N95SA (DC-3A-S4C4G). Miami Aviation Corp 1965. Reregistered N5955.
Fairways May 3, 1965. Exported to Phillipines Jun 2, 1965. To Phillippine civil registry as PI-C961. To Philippines
Airlines Feb 21, 1974. To RP-C961 (1979).
68740 (MSN 11667) delivered Apr 1,1943. Oran May 21, 1943. 12th AF. Condemned Sep 5, 1943.
68741 (MSN 11668) delivered Apr 3, 1943. In USA. To RFC Dec 14, 1945. To Portugal as CS-TDD (Transportes Aereos de
Portuguesa - TAP), Nov 25, 1958 to Forca Aerea Portugesa as FAP 6152. W/o Nov 25, 1959 in an accident in Ilha do
Fogo, Cabo Verde, Portugal.
68742 (MSN 11669) delivered Apr 3, 1943 - In USA - To RFC Dec 16, 1944 - NC49559 DPC - United Airlines "Mainliner
Los Angeles" leased Jan 25, 1945 via WAA - Bought Aug 1, 1949 - Kimberley Clark Corp bought May 5, 1950 - N200KC
Reregistered Thai Govt E Aug 15, 1958.
68743 (MSN 11670) delivered Apr 9, 1943 -Damaged taxying at Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, NC 23Sep43.
Ferried overseas via the South Atlantic/African route. Marrakech, French Morocco to Valley (Station 568),
Anglesey, Wales 2/3Feb44. Eighth Air Force 4Feb44.- Returned to USA Jul 22, 1945 - To RFC Aug 15, 1945 - To NC45365 TWA
"340" leased Sep 1, 1945, bought Aug 1, 1949 - Hemisphere Export Co Feb 1950 - PP-XDE M B Lima & Co bought Nov 1949,
registered Feb 17, 1950. To P-YPY REAL Jun 5, 1950 (for Tptes Aereos Norte do Brasil) - Varig Aug 1061 - cancelled
May 29, 1970 - Derelict Sao Paulo (Oct 1973) - B/u Sep 1979.
68744 (MSN 11671) delivered Apr 8, 1943. In USA. To RFC Jan 8, 1945. Converted to DC-3A and purchased
by Pan American World Airways in 1945 and registered as N19916. Assigned to Cubana
de Aviacion in 1949 and registered as CU-P172. On Apr 15, 1961 as CU-T172
was destroyed at Antonio Maceo International Airport, Sandiago
de Cuba, supposedly by bomb dropped by CIA B-26B Invader
during Bay of Pigs invasion.
68745 (MSN 11672) delivered Apr 10, 1943 - In USA - NC49543 RFC - United "3543" "Mainliner New Jersey"
leased Jan 28, 1945, bought Aug 1, 1949 - re-named "Mainliner Youngstown" - IBM Corp bought Feb 11, 1955 -
N705M reregistered - Freeport Sulfur Co, NY - N400S reregistered - Pan Air Corp, New Orleans, LA 1965 - N4003
reregistered May 1967 - cancelled 1976
68746 (MSN 11673) delivered Apr 12, 1943. In USA. w/o Aug 27, 1943 in crash 11 mi SW of Garland, North Carolina.
68747 (MSN 11674) deliveed Apr 1943 - no card -xx - NC33334 DPC - Northwest Aurkubes "334" leased May 1945 - Pan
American Southern Corp - Hughes Tool Co, Houston, TX (1953) - Storm Drilling Co, Houston, TX 1969 - CC Holt
Feb 1975 - N101SF with Tricon Intl A/L, Dallas, TX 1975 - Intl Group Corp, Ft Worth, TX, Mar 1977 - Nevada A/L,
Las Vegas, NV registered Apr 6, 1979 - Agriculture Farms Inc, Las Vegas, NV Nov 19, 1980. Commercial Acft Inc, Yukon,
OK registered Jan 1982 - P C Duncan, Ft Lauderdale, FL registered May 1982. No longer officially registered.
68748 (MSN 11675) delivered Apr 12, 1943. Oran Jun 1, 1943. USA Apr 4, 1944. To RFC Sep 6, 1945. To Portugal in 1946
as CS-TDE with Transportes Aereosde Portuguesa (TAP). To Portuguese AF as FAP 6153 in 1958. Possibly ferried to
USA Jul 1976 as N9984Q by Visionair. Used in filming of "A Bridge Too Far"
68749 (MSN 11676) delivered Apr 14, 1943. Oran Jun 1, 1943. 8th AF. W/o Apr 16, 1945 in landing accident at Amiens, France.
Condemned Apr 22, 1945, salvage
68750 (MSN 11677) delivered Aug 15, 1943 -Oran Jun 1, 1943 - 8th AF - USA Aug 17, 1945 - To RFC Nov 2, 1945 - NC88854
Delta Airlines delivered Nov 7, 1945 - North Central Airlines (L ex H H Hill) Apr 28, 1958 - Wright Eng (1964) -
Galaxy Airlines Nov 29, 1968 - Pinellas Acft Inc, St Petersburgh, FL Oct 1969 - Houston Avn Prods Corp, Houston, TX 1970 -
Aidbv-Air Corp, Ethiopia (Dec 1973) - Shawnee Airlines Feb 7, 1976? - N28MA World Gospel Crusades Inc, Upland, CA t/a
Mercy Airlift registered Dec 3, 1975.
68751 (MSN 11678) delivered Apr 16, 1943. In USA. w/o Jan 25, 1944 in crash 7 mi NE of Mano, Texas.
68752 (MSN 11679) deliveed Apr 19 1943. Eighth Air Force 22Dec43. 77th Troop Carrier Squadron,
435th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Langar (Station 490). Welford (Station 474) 25Jan44.
Towed a glider transporting men and materials for the 82nd Airborne Division to a landing zone near
Sainte-Mère-Église, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Elmira’, 6Jun44. Transported supplies for the
101st Airborne Division to a drop zone at Bastogne, Belgium on Operation ‘Repulse’ during the
Ardennes offensive 26Dec44. Damaged by enemy ground fire before and after the drop zone,
injuring the crew. The aircraft force landed at Denain/Prouvy (A-83), France for medical assistance.
The hydraulic system had been damaged but the pilot managed to shake down the landing gear.
Without brakes, the aircraft made two complete turns at the far end of the runway before stopping.
The crew remained at A-83 overnight and carried out sufficient repairs to enable a return flight to Welford.
Low on fuel both engines stopped with fuel exhaustion while the aircraft was lost somewhere over the English Channel.
The crew reported that they would bail out and radar located the aircraft some ten miles south of Portsmouth.
Neither the crew nor the aircraft were ever found.
68753 (MSN 11680) delivered Apr 19, 1943. To Panagra "P47" Apr 19, 1943 as NC19470. Crashed Jan 4, 1945 in sea
off Chor Limatambo Airport. Peru after theft from Limatambo Airport.
68754 (MSN 11681) delivered Apr 19, 1943. Oran May 11, 1943. 9th AF Apr 4, 1944. Apparently this C-47 transported
Gen. A. Jodl and Adm. Hans Georg Friedeburg to Rheims to sign German surrender
on May 7, 1945. Oberpfaff Jan 1, 1948. To Italian AF as MM61765
68755 (MSN 11682) delivered Apr 20, 1943 - In USA - To RFC Dec 16, 1944 - NC17888 DPC - American Airlines "Flagship New Haven"
leased - Mid-Continent Airlines delivered May 15, 1946, bought Sep 7, 1949 - Braniff Airlines Aug 15, 1952 - Tusco
May 20, 1960 Exec Acft Svces Inc, Dallas, TX 1663 - Royal Air Svces Inc, Dallas, TX - XA-SUR Aerovias del Sur SA Sep 5, 1966 -
cancelled Sep 7, 1969
68756 (MSN 11683) delivered Apr 22, 1943 - In USA - To RFC Jan 8, 1945 - PP-PBU Panair do Brasil bought Jun 8, 1945,
delivered Apr 9, 1945 - Nav Aerea Brasileira registered Aug 7, 1958 - PP-NAT reregistered Dec 4, 1958 - VASP Jan 28, 1963 -
Projeto Rondon - PT-KTY reregistered 1976 - RICO Jan 3, 1980 - Stored dismantled and wingless at Rio de Janeiro/Afonsos in
VASP c/s (Aug83).
68757 (MSN 11684) delivered Apr 24, 1943. In USA. To RFC Apr 10, 1945. Converted to DC-3A and leased
to Western Airlines and registered as NC18646. Leased to Pan American
who assigned it to Cubana de Aviacion as CU-P266. Hijacked and
disappeared without a trace Oct 22, 1958 on flight from Cao Mambi
to Moa Bay, Cuba. Some sources have this plane as crashing
Nov 13, 1946 near Lebec, CA while leased to Western Airlines and
then being rebuilt, but this was probably NC18645 (ex 42-68735)
68758 (MSN 11685) delivered Apr 24, 1943. Oran, Algeria 1Jun43. 49th Troop Carrier Squadron,
313th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Folkingham (Station 484). Transported paratroopers of the
1st Battalion, 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy,
France on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44; battle damaged by enemy ground fire Returned to USA Aug 27, 1945. To RFC Aug 29, 1945
Converted to DC-3A (C-47A-DL). Leased to TWA Sep 22, 1945, registered as NC44997, thn N44997,
side number 362. Bought by TWS Aug 1, 1949. Leeward Aeron Sales Apr 10, 1957. To North Central Airlines
Apr 1957, side number 42. Sold Sep 1962 to Trans Intl Graubert Avn Inc, Valparaiso, IN. to Appliance Buyer
Credit Corp, St Joseph, Missouri 1964. Southaire Int Memphis, TN 1965. Horseshoe Devel Corp, Frankln, AZ.
Beilers Crop Servive, Greenwood, OR Oct 3, 1975. Sep 10, 1986 to K & K Aircraft as N1FN. W/o and parted out
May 19, 1990 when spraying for gypsy moths with Dimii in over wooded/hilly terrain near Capon Bridge, WV, collided with
power lines in a valley area and crashed. 2 crew killed.
68759 (MSN 11686) delivered Apr 24, 1943. . Oran, Algeria 1Jun43. 61st Troop Carrier Squadron,
314th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Saltby (Station 538). Transported paratroopers of Company E,
508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44.
Returned to USA Aug 9, 1945. To RFC Sep 1, 1945
68760 (MSN 11687) delivered Apr 26, 1943 - Oran, Algeria 15Jun43. 36th Troop Carrier Squadron,
316th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Cottesmore (Station 489). Transported paratroopers of the
3rd Battalion, 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment and the 456th Parachute Field Artillery Battalion
to a drop zone near Sainte-Mère-Église, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44.-
Returned to USA Aug 4, 1945 - To RFC Oct 4, 1945 - NC45381 Eastern
Airlines bought Aug 31, 1949 - L B Smith Acft Corp Jun 27, 1952 - Venezuelan AF (1250, 1311 or 1633?) - YV-C-AN' LAV Mar 1972 -
HK-1338 Taxi Aereo El Lianero 1973 - SADELCA (Soc Aerea del Caqueta) 1975. - Jun 21, 1978 San Vicente del Caguan,
Caqueta - rebuilt active Feb82. Converted to DC-3A, NC45381, [Venezuelan A.F.], YV-C-A, HK-1338 currently
operated by SADELCA at Neiva, Colombia
68761 (MSN 11688) delivered Apr 26, 1943. Oran Jun 1, 1943. Oran, Algeria 1Jun43. Twelfth Air Force.
50th Troop Carrier Squadron, 314th Troop Carrier Group, Berguent, French Morocco; Kairouan, Tunisia.
Transported paratroopers of the 82nd Airborne Division to a drop zone at Sicily on Mission ‘Husky I’ 9/10Jul43. Shot down by friendly fire
near Gela, Sicily, Italy Jul 10, 1943 during Operation Husky I, the airborne assault on Sicily after delivering
its paratroops. MACR 366. 4 killed. Arrived during German air raid.
68762 (MSN 11689) delivered Apr 27, 1943 - Oran, Algeria 18Jun43. 310th Troop Carrier Squadron,
315th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Spanhoe (Station 493). Damaged taking off from Spanhoe 2Nov44.
Returned to USA Jul 25, 1943 - To RFC Sep 18, 1945 - NC86544 TWA "307
leased Oct 17, 1945 - Leeward Aeron Sales Inc Apr 15, 1957 - F Duncan - PP-CES Cruzeiro "Aniquin" bought Sep 23, 1957 - Servicios
Aerofotograficos Cruzeir Engenhario e Prospecoes leased 1971 - RICO Nov 19, 1975 - WFU Jul 1979 at Manaus Apt - Broken
up May 1980.
68763 (MSN 11690) delivered Apr 27, 1943. Oran, Algeria 21Jun43. Twelfth Air Force.
62nd Troop Carrier Squadron, 314th Troop Carrier Group, Berguent, French Morocco May43; Kairouan,
Tunisia 26Jun43; Castelvetrano, Sicily 24Aug43. The aircraft was to transport paratroopers of the 504th
Parachute Infantry Regiment from Comiso, Sicily to a drop zone at Salerno, Italy on 13Sep43 but the
mission was aborted with a blown tire during takeoff. Ninth Air Force, Saltby (Station 538). Transported
paratroopers of the 2nd Battalion, 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of
Picauville, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44. Destroyed in crash landing 1Oct44 at Greenham
Common (Station 486). Salvaged 9Dec44.
68764 (MSN 11691) delivered Apr 8, 1943. Oran Jun 22,1 943. 12th AF. Condemned Sep 5, 1943, salvage
68765 (MSN 11692) delivered Apr 29, 1943. Oran, Algeria 18Jun43. 36th Troop Carrier Squadron,
316th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Cottesmore (Station 489). Transported paratroopers of the
504th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division to a drop zone near Overasselt, SW of Nijmegen,
Netherlands on Operation ‘Market’, 17Sep44. 84th Troop Carrier Squadron, 437th Troop Carrier Group,
Ninth Air Force, Coulommiers (A-58), France. Damaged landing at Ergolding (R-73), Germany 14May45.
12th AF Jul 27, 1945. To RFC Sep 18, 1945. Converted to
DC-3A registered to Cruzeiro of Brazil as PP-CBY "Tamoio" bought Dec 18, 1945.
On August 26, 1955, hit Caparao Mountain while en route Rio de Janeiro to Caravelas,
1 hour after taking off. Failure to follow flight plan. 4 crew 9 passengers fatal.
68766 (MSN 11693) delivered to USAAF Apr 30, 1943. . Oran, Algeria 5Jun43. 48th Troop Carrier Squadron,
313th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Folkingham (Station 484). Transported paratroopers of the
3rd Battalion, 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France
on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44 and a resupply flight for the 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment on Mission ‘Freeport’,
7Jun44. Transported paratroopers of the 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division
to a drop zone near Overasselt, SW of Nijmegen, Netherlands on Operation ‘Market’, 17Sep44.
12th AF Aug 27, 1945. To RFC Aug 28, 1945.
To Eastern Airlines as NC45332 Aug 31, 1949,
to L.B.Smith Acft Corp. Mar 24, 1952, to N777K for Ramapo Foundry & Wheel Work, to Reg. N7500A for
Triangle Constr Co., toHecht Construction Co, Syracuse, NY. To Patterson McCarty Lsg Co. 1966, to ICX Avn Inc,
Washington, DC 1972, to Mercer AIL 1974. To Pacific American AIL Jun 1977. To John Travolta Nov. 1977, to Travol
Air, Beverly Hills, CA Jun 1979, to M K Wilson Reg. Mar 16, 1980 & then various other owners, last owned by Jeff
Swaine, named "Cleo". W/o when damaged in hurricane Wilma 24 Oct 2005 in Opa Locka, FL.
68767 (MSN 11694) delivered Apr 30, 1943. Oran Jun 18, 1943. Condemned Jul 8, 1944
68768 (MSN 11695) delivered May 3, 1943. Oran Jun 18, 1943. Condemned Jul 8, 1944.
68769 (MSN 11696) delivered May 4, 1943. Oran, Algeria 15Jun43. 36th Troop
Carrier Squadron [4C*A; Nose #00], 316th Troop Carrier Group, Twelfth Air Force, Castelvetrano, Trapani, Sicily.
Ferried to England departing Castelvetrano 13Feb44. Routed via El Aouina, Tunis, Tunisia; Gibraltar;
Valley (Station 568), Anglesey, Wales to Cottesmore, Rutland (Station 489) Feb44. Ninth Air Force.
Transported paratroopers of the 3rd Battalion, 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment and the 456th
Parachute Field Artillery Battalion to a drop zone near Sainte-Mère-Église, Normandy, France on
Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44. Transported paratroopers of the 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment,
82nd Airborne Division to a drop zone near Overasselt, SW of Nijmegen, Netherlands on Operation ‘Market’, 17Sep44.
Returned to USA Jul 27, 1945. To RFC Sep 18, 1965.
To United Air Lines "Mainliner Lincoln" as NC86593 leased Oct 19, 1945, bought Aug 1, 1949. to N99C with Leeward
Aero Sales Apr 16, 1954. Trans Intl Airlines Dec 1956 To Honduras
AF Apr 2, 1958 as FAH302, later FAH321. Became HR-AIF and then YV-389CP.
68770 (MSN 11697) delivered May 4, 1943. In USA. To RFC Jan 1945. To Royal Norwegian AF Apr 1945 as 69770, code "R".
To LN-IAL DNL "Nordlys" Apr 6, 1946. To LN-IAL "Erling
Viking" of Scandanavian Airlines System Aug 1, 1949. To SE-CFS ABA, leased to Linieflyg, LN-RTE E Riis Flyrederei
Nor Equipment A/s Apr 14, 1964. Wideroes Leased Apr 14, 1964, Polaris Air Tpt Leased Jan 10, 1968.
H O Meyer Oct 17, 1969. Scrapped Oslo-Fornebu 1971. Used for fire prctice Jun 1971.
68771 (MSN 11698) delivered May 5, 1943. . Oran, Algeria 25Jul43. 61st Troop Carrier Squadron,
314th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Saltby (Station 538). Transported paratroopers of Company E,
508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44.
Returned to USA Aug 17, 1945. To RFC Nov 2, 1945. To Government of Mozambique in 1946
operated by DETA (Direccao de Exploracao dos Transportes Aereos
or Linhas Aereas de Micambique-MAM) as CR-ABJ named LIBOMBOS. In 1970
to Portuguese Air Force as FAP 6170. To Mozambique AF in 1974 as
6170. WFU and later scrapped.
68772 (MSN 11699) delivered May 6, 1943. Oran, Algeria 7Jun43. 44th Troop Carrier
Squadron [6E*A; Nose #41], 316th Troop Carrier Group, Twelfth Air Force Aug43. Borizzo, Trapani, Sicily.
Ferried to England departing Borizzo 12Feb44. Routed via Oran, Algeria. Crash landed at Tarifa,
Spain 22Feb44 [1KIS]. 37th Troop Carrier Squadron, 316th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force,
Cottesmore (Station 489). Transported paratroopers of the 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment,
82nd Airborne Division to a drop zone near Overasselt, SW of Nijmegen, Netherlands on
Operation ‘Market’, 17Sep44. Towed a Waco CG-4A glider transporting men and materials for the
82nd Airborne Division to a landing zone near Groesbeek, Netherlands on Operation ‘Market’, 18Sep44.
Returned to USA Jul 24, 1945. To RFC Aug 14, 1945.
To TWA as NC45364 leased Sep 1, 1945. To Hemisphere Export Corp Mar 30, 1950. To MB Lima and Cia of Brazil as
PP-XDI Nov 1949. To REAL as PP-YPZ After aborted landing attempt at Vitoria da Conquista,
Brazil due to unlocked landing gear Mar 6, 1955, the plane made a left turn, hit a pole,
crashed and burned. Out of 18 passengers and 3 crew, 1 crew and 4 passengers killed.
Possible conflict here as reported in 1956 as N44997 of Trans World Airlines
68773 (MSN 11700) delivered May 7 1943. In USA. To RFC Jan 8,1945. converted to DC-3A. Aug 1, 1945 to AB
Aerotransport (ABA) as SE-BAS named "Storken", then
Aug 1948 to SAS named "Sune Viking". Sold Nov 1, 1950 to Etat/Direction Gen erale De L'Aviation Civile/ SEFA.
Exported by Ministere Des Relation Exterieures Cooperation Ed Developpment, Sep 26, 1974 to Hatti Air Inter
as HH-CN3, to Hatti Air Freight Intl as HH-CNE, stored at Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. In 2004
restored to flying condition.
68774 (MSN 11701) Delivered to USAAF May 6, 1943. 8th AF Nov 24, 1943. USA Jul 8, 1943. To RFC Aug 24, 1945.
converted to DC-3A. To Hawaiian Air Lines, reg. NC13437, Leased to Northwest Air
Lines, returned to Hawaiian Air Lines. To N84B Beldex Corp, Sold to Owens Illinois Glass Co. registered as N902, Sold to
Falstaff Brewing Corp, registered as N503, later to Mayfair Minerals Inc of McAllen, TX Feb 1970. Registered as N80B
for Gen. Aero Sky Sales & Svcs, Oklahoma City, OK 1976. Reported sold Nov 7, 1980. To N80B.
To Colombian AF as 664A
68775 (MSN 11702) delivered to USAAF May 11, 1943, In UDA. To RFC Dec 16, 1944, converted to DC-3A, sold to Pan
American registered as NC49549 Aug 1949, To Whitbeck Aircraft, Feb 2, 1953 to Chilean Government, then to the Fuerza Aérea de
Chile (Chilean Air Force) 1977 as FAC 955. By January 2008 fuselage is on display Estadio Palestino,
(Football Stadium) Santiago, Chile.
68776 (MSN 11703) delivered to USAAF May 11, 1943. In USA. To RFC Dec 15, 1944, converted to DC-3A-457, Feb 1945
American Airlines bought reg. NC50592, re-reg. NC18663,
1946 to FAA (CAA) Region 6 as NC63. Surveyed for cannibalization Nov 12, 1947; WFU Apr 3, 1948.
68777 (MSN 11704) delivered May 12, 1943. In USA. To RFC Dec 15,1 944. to DC-3A, NC19118 Pan American leased Apr 25, 1945,
bought Aug 1949, to N19118, HK-1340 (LACOL Colombia). Crashed on takeoff
near Villavicencio-Vaguardia (Colombia) Jun 6, 1985. Engine failed on initial climb, plane
collided with trees, hit ground and caught fire. 3 killed.
68778 (MSN 11705) delivered May 13, 1943 - In USA - To RFC Jan 8, 1945 - SE-BAT ABA "Tranan" delivered Oct 8, 1945,
registered Dec 19, 1945 - SAS/ABA "Torbiora Viking" Aug 1, 1948 - F-OAIC Haut Comm de France au Cameroun bought Jan 20, 1951 -
11705 Cameroun AF "TJXAC" leased 1960/61 - TJ-AAA Govt de Cameroun registered Apr 17, 1961 - Cameroun AF "B" Dec 1973 - 11705
"TUVAB" Ivory Coast AF (1974).
68779 (MSN 11706) delivered May 13, 1943 - 435th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force,
Langar (Station 490). Welford (Station 474) 25Jan44. Towed a glider transporting men and materials for the
82nd Airborne Division to a landing zone near Sainte-Mère-Église, Normandy, France on Mission ‘Elmira’, 6Jun44.
Returned to USA Jul 19, 1945 - To RFC Aug 15, 1945 - NC44991 RFC -
United Airlines "Mainliner Walla Walla"/"3991" leased Oct 7, 1945, bought Aug 1, 1949 - Studebaker-Packard Corp
Jan 30, 1956 - F-BGXN TAI registered Jul 6, 1956 - Air Inter L (1959) - Air Cameroun L(1963) - UTA 01Oct 1, 1963 -
7T-VBCSACA- Africa Air registered Feb 3, 1964 - wfu Toulouse May 1965 - Derelict (Aug 1969).
68780 (MSN 11707) delivered to USAAF May 16, 1943. In USA. Attached to 76th TCS/435th TCG at Pope Field, NC. Jul 30, 1943
damaged in a mid air collision 20 miles south of Knollwood Field, NC. Repaired, attached to 303rd TCS/442nd TCG at Alliance AAB,
NE. W/o (DBR) Jan 4, 1944 when had a forced landing after an engine failure at Agate, NE.
68781 (MSN 11708) Delivered to USAAF May 16, 1943. Jul 13, 1943 attached to 77th TCS/435th TCG at Pope Field, NC damaged
on a landing accident at Winston Salem, NC. Sold Aug 10, 1945 to Air France (COMPAGNIE NATIONALE AIR FRANCE) reg as F-BAOA
named "Dakar Yoff", Converted to DC-3A at Canadair, Apr 1, 1958, W/o (DBR) 08 Jan 1958 at Poitiers-Biard
Airport (PIS) (France) on a training flight.
68782 (MSN 11709) delivered to USAAF May 17, 1943. Air Transport Command. Ferried overseas
via the South Atlantic/African route departing Morrison Field, West Palm Beach, FL Jun43. Routed via Borinquen Field,
Aguadilla, Puerto Rico; Waller Field, Valencia, Trinidad. Damaged taxying at Waller Field, Trinidad, BWI 14Jun43. Oran, Algeria 28Jun43.
44th Troop Carrier Squadron [Nose/Tail #47/G], 316th Troop Carrier Group, Twelfth Air Force Aug43. Borizzo, Trapani, Sicily.
Ferried to England departing Borizzo 12Feb44. Routed via Oran, Algeria; Gibraltar; St Mawgan, Newquay, Cornwall to
Cottesmore, Rutland (Station 489) Feb44. Ninth Air Force. 79th Troop Carrier Squadron, 436th Troop Carrier Group.
Melun/Villaroche (A-55), France 26Feb45. Returned to US via the South Atlantic/African Route, departing England
10Jul45, arriving Hunter Field, Savannah, GA 19Jul45. . w/o (DBR) in a forced
landing 10 miles north of Fernandina, FL. Reclamation Jun 10, 1946
68783 (MSN 11710) delivered May 18, 1943. With 435th Training Group crashed Jul 27, 1943 after striking tree
near Pope Field, NC
68784 (MSN 11711) delivered May 18, 1943. In USA. To RFC Jan 8, 1945. TO ABA "Uven" Oct 19, 1945 as SE-BAU, to
SAS/ABA "Ubbe Viking" Aug 1, 1948, to Cie Aerienne de Transports Indochinoise
as F-OAIF Feb 16,1951, to Cie Aerienne de Tpts Indochinoise t/a Air Otre Mer
Feb 16, 1951 to Air Kruise (Kent) Ltd as G-AOBN Apr 20, 1955. To Silver City
A/W Ltd "City of Canterbury" Oct 28, 1957. To British United (CI) Airways
Nov 1, 1962. To BIA Nov 1, 1968 (also operated by Morton Air Services). To
Air Anglia, Norwich (East Lease Ltd) Nov 15, 1971. To Air Freight Ltd, Lydd
Nov 27, 1975. To Skyways Cargo Ltd Nov 24, 1975. Registered as ET-AGR for
Ethiopian Air Lines Jul 20, 1977. Operated by RRC Air Services.
Destroyed on ground Aug 12, 1977 at Jiggiga Airfield, Ethiopia during an air raid.
68785 (MSN 11712) to USAAF May 20, 1943. 73rd Troop Carrier Squadron, 434th Troop Carrier Group,
Alliance AAB, NB. Fatal mid-air collision with C-47 ? 42-23786 and crashed 19 miles west of Hemingford, NB
10Jul43 [4KIS]. Six transport planes were flying in a V-formation near Hemingford, NB. They were attempting to cross
over to a right echelon formation when the mid-air collision occurred. C-47A ? 42-23786 crossed over and
descended on top of C-53D ? 42-68785. The C-47 struck the C-53 in the port wing with its starboard wing.
The C-53 crashed in flames, killing all four aboard. 4 airmen on each plane killed.
Conflict:
36th Troop Carrier Squadron [Nose/Tail #1/B], 316th Troop Carrier Group, Twelfth Air Force, Castelvetrano,
Trapani, Sicily. Ferried to England departing Castelvetrano 13Feb44. Routed via El Aouina, Tunis, Tunisia;
Gibraltar; Valley (Station 568), Anglesey, Wales to Cottesmore, Rutland (Station 489) Feb44. Ninth Air Force.
["Valor Without Arms" pg 341]
68786 (MSN 11713) delivered May 20, 1943 - In USA - To RFC Jan 8, 1945 - XA-DUG Cia Mexicana de Avn
registered Aug 14, 1945 - w/o Dec 1959 but repaired - XB-AEA - XA-NIJ Servicios Aereos Gomez Mendez - Aeromaya Nov 1966 F v M
Barbachano 3 May 1, 1969 - XB-HAH reregistered Jan 9, 1970 (Aug 1978). - Derelict at Merida Jun 1976.
68787 (MSN 11714) delivered to USAAF May 31, 1943. In USA. While attached to 75TCS/435TCG at Pope Field, NC damaged
Jul 8, 1943 in a takeoff accident. Converted to DC-3A sold to Air France Sep 15, 1945, registered F-BAOB.
W/O (DBR) when it crashed in flames in a field near Koge, Denmark (Copenhagen) on Sep 3, 1946. 22 fatal.
68788 (MSN 11715) delivered to USAAF May 22, 1943. 93rd Troop Carrier Squadron,
439th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance AAB, NB. Crashed three miles south of Alliance 29Sep43 [2KIS].
Two pilots in the plane took off from Alliance to practice communication with the Scottsbluff Radio Range.
For an unknown reason the plane struck the ground in an area of sandhills a few miles from the airfield.
Both pilots were killed instantly. Heavy fog inhibited the search from the air, but a local rancher found the
wreckage while out on his horse.
68789 (MSN 11716) delivered May 25, 1943. In USA. To RFC Dec 18, 1944. Converted to DC-3A, NC19912 with Pan American
leased 1945, bought Aug 1949, then N19912. To Panagra (R-200-D5). Pan American "Clipper". Treasure Cay Ltd Leased Jul 1963.
PAWQA Sep 9, 1965. To HK-1341X (Avianca) Nov 23, 1966. Collided with
another Avianca DC-3 (HK-107, ex 42-68796) near Las Palamos, Villavicencio, Colombia Jul 29, 1972.
All 17 onboard killed.
68790 (MSN 11717) delivered May 27, 1943. In USA. To RFC Jan 8, 1945. To Canadair Ltd. Converted DC-3A.
to F-BAOC Air France Oct 17, 1945. Air Vietnam leased. To XU-FAG [Royal Air Cambodge, "Angken War"] registered May 30, 1962,
To F-OCOA Air France Jul 8, 1969, XV-NIO Air Vietnam Aug 1969, wfu
68791 (MSN 11718) delivered May 27, 1943. In USA. To RFC Dec 18, 1944. to civilian registry as NC19913 with Panagra. Sold to
Peruvian Air Force as FAP-485. Renumbered FAP-302. Transferred to SATCO as OB-XAA-534 and later
re-registered OB-R-534. WFU
68792 (MSN 11719) delivered May 31, 1943. 8th AF Nov 24, 1943. USA Jul 9, 1945. To RFC Aug 24, 1945. Converted to DC-3A
Oct 1945, sold to United Airlines, named "Mainliner Newark", registered NC44995 leased Oct 13, 1945, bought Aug 1, 1949,
renamed "Bradford", To Kimberley Clark Corp, Neenah, WI as N400KC on May 20, 1954. To Transwest Air
Express as N4007C 1965. N. E. Liely St. Charles, IL Oct 1969. Sunstream Aircraft Inc Illinois 1970. T. W. Hunt,
Sonora, CA Jan 1972. WFU as exported to Mexico Feb 14, 2011
68793 (MSN 11720) delivered May 21, 1942. To RFC Jan 1, 1945. Converted to DC-3A, to Air France
(Ministere de l'Air/Direction des Transports Aeriesn) Dec 4, 1945
registered as F-BAOD. On Feb 16, 1950 the aircraft ran off the runway on landing at Cotonou, Benin and was DBR
and w/o.
68794 (MSN 11721) delivered May 28, 1943. In USA. To RFC Jan 8, 1945. converted to DC-3A, to Mexicana de Aviacion,
reg. XA-DUK. W/o when it crashed into the Cerro del Borrego mountain, 32 km from Mérida (Orizaba) on Dec 16, 1949, 17 fatal.
68795 (MSN 11722) delivered to USAAF May 29, 1943, attached to 813ABU at Sedalia AAF, MO damaged in a taxi
accident Apr 17, 1944, It was transferred to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation (RFC) Jan 1, 1945.
Converted to DC-3A October 23, 1945 registered SE-BAW to ABA (AB Aerotransport, Swedish Airlines),
named "Svanen" (swan), Jul 1, 1948 transferred to (SAS) and named "Vidar Viking". Nov 27, 1950
registered F-BFGX for Secrétariat Général de l’Aviation Civile et Commerciale –SGACC. Oct 1960 to
SFATAT (Service de la Formation Aéronautique, du Travail Aérien et des Transports, Department of
Aviation Training, Labor and Air Transport), 1964 back to SGACC. In 1980 ownership was transferred to
Hélicoptères Buzichelli-Hemet of Toulouse; named "Pinsaguel". To Air Inter, Nov 27, 1995 to Museum Technik
in Speyer, Germany, displayed in Air Inter livery.
68796 (MSN 11723) delivered May 31, 1943. In USA. To RFC Jan 8, 1945. Converted to DC-3A, C-107, HK-107 (Avianca).
Collided with another Avianca DC-3 (HK-1341X, ex 42-68789) near Las Palamos, Villavicencio, Colombia Jul 19, 1972.
All 21 onboard killed.
68797 (MSN 11724)to USAAF 01Jun43. US. To RFC 08Feb45. YS-22 TACA DE US Salvador, operated by Aerovias Brasil
crashed at Ipiabas, Estado do Rio, Brasil 03Jun45
68798 (MSN 11725) delivered Jun 1, 1943. In USA. To RFC Jan 1, 1945. To XA-DUH Cia Mexicana de Aviacion.
Crashed Sep 26, 1949 Mt Popocatapeti, Mexico
68799 (MSN 11726) delivered Jun 2, 1943. In USA. DPC Jan 8, 1945. To civil registry as SE-BAL "Hkgern" registered
Jun 30, 1946, SE-BAX (ntu). SAS/ABA "Lage Viking" Aug 1, 1948. To F-OAIE Haut Comm de France a Madagascar
Feb 12, 1951. 59 Government de la Rep Malagache registered Aug 1962. To Madagascar AF as 5R-MMF Jun 1974.
Crashed carrying the defense minister.
68800 (MSN 11727) delivered Jun 3, 1943. In USA. w/o Feb 28, 1944 Laurinburg-Maxton AAB, North Carolina.
68801 (MSN 11728) delivered Jun 8, 1943. In USA. . 80th Troop Carrier Squadron,
436th Troop Carrier Group, Alliance AAB, NB. Crashed nine miles northwest of Lincoln, NB 19Jul43 [13KIS].
During the middle of the night, the plane was flying between Des Moines, Iowa, and Alliance, Nebraska.
The plane met a strong thunderstorm with high winds and lightning near Malcolm, NB. The exact cause
of the crash is unknown, but it was thought the plane was either struck by lightning or flew into the ground
due to pilot disorientation. The plane exploded into a huge fireball and scattered wreckage over one quarter
mile in all directions. All thirteen airmen were instantly killed.
68802 (MSN 11729) delivered June 8, 1943. In USA. To RFC Dec. 16, 1944. converted to a DC-3A, registered
as NC49554 for Western Airlines, leased 1941. Bought Aug 1949. To L. A. Clarke Aug 7, 1956. Then to Japan Airlines
as JA5050 Sep 24, 1958, All Nippon AAV Co Nov 2, 1963, then to
China Airlines as B-1531 registered Apr 22, 1956. April 1973 operated by China Air Lines under
subcontract with Air America Saigon as EM-3. On December 29, 1973 crashed on
landing Dalat/Cam-ly (V-08), South Vietnam. The pilot was unable to safely
stop the aircraft prior to reaching the end of the runway, he elected to
ground loop the aircraft to the left and departed the runway on a heading of
250 degrees. The aircraft came to rest on a very steep slope after traveling
180 feet off the end of the runway, pivoting into a final heading of 223
degrees. The three CAL crew members and the six US passengers were uninjured.
The aircraft was substantially damaged and was abandoned due to proximity of
land mines at the crash site. The wreckage was released by the DCA on January
04, 1974, parts and components were salvaged, and the wreckage was removed on
January 10, 1974.
68803 (MSN 11730) delivered Jun 7, 1943. 8th AF Nov 24, 1943. USA Aug 11, 1945. Leased to TWA as NC43576 Aug 14, 914, bought
Aug 1, 1949. Wardell Hatch Co Jan 24, 1950. To PP-XDP of Servicos Aereos Cruziero do Sul Feb 11, 1950.
Reregistered PP-CDH "Yaraporanga" May 20, 1950. To LSAS-Engenharia c Prospeccoes Apr 10, 1969.
W/o Dec 6, 1970 Turriabla, Costa Rica.
68804 (MSN 11731) delivered Jun 8, 1943. used stateside by 1 Troop Carrier Command as training plane. To RFC Aug 26, 1945
at Cincinatti and was leased by American Airlines Feb 5, 1945 as NC18666 "Flagship Elkins" . To WAA Aug 5, 1947.
Airline Tpt Carriers, Burgank, Ca. Ozark Airlines 1953. Reregistered N134D Fairchild Hiller Corp, Hagerstown,
MD Dec 29, 1967. Stan Burnsen Jul 1968. Air Tpt Lsg Corp, Tulsa OK Jul 1969. IMS Inc Dallas, Texas Jun 1972.
Southern Flyer, Hattiesburg, MS, 1975-1981. It then remained derelict
and was used for parts and cannabilized. It was going to be scrapped and it was saved for static display
at the end of 2011. The C-53D was trucked to a military museum being establishing at the
Zephyrhills Municipal Airport, Florida called the "Zephyrhills Military Museum".
68805 (MSN 11732) delivered Jun 10, 1943. Oran Aug 1, 1943. Condemned Oct 24, 1943
68806 (MSN 11733) deliivered Jun 12, 1943. Oran Aug 14, 1943. 8th AF. RAF record card for Dakota KG591 (MSN 13314)
says that the Dakota was w/o when struck by this aircraft while parked at Northolt, Middlesex, UK Nov 13, 1944.
68807 (MSN 11734) delivered Jun 12, 1943. Ferried overseas via the North Atlantic. Meeks Field,
Keflavik, Iceland to Nutts Corner (Station 235), Belfast, Northern Ireland 14Aug43. Oran, Algeria 17Aug43.
88th Troop Carrier Squadron, 438th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Greenham Common (Station 486).
The aircraft caught fire at Greenham Common Jun44 during a preflight check, due to faulty electrical connections;
the fire was put out quickly and only minor damage was incurred.
Condemned Jul 9, 1944, salvage
68808 (MSN 11735) delivered Jun 14, 1943. Oran Aug 5, 1943. USA Aug 4,1945. To RFC Sep 1, 1945
68809 (MSN 11736) delivered Jun 15, 1943. . Oran, Algeria 5Aug43. 61st Troop Carrier Squadron,
314th Troop Carrier Group, Twelfth Air Force, Licata, Sicily. Sciacca, Sicily 6Oct43. On 8Nov43, thirteen flight
nurses and thirteen medical technicians of the 807th Medical Air Evacuation Squadron were on board when the
plane left Catania together with two other planes and headed for Bari, Italy, a flight of two hours. Shortly after
the planes had left Catania, they came into snow storms. The radio operator onboard of this C-53 could not
make radio contact with the control tower at Bari. The crew decided that they were lost. There was no trace of
the other two planes. After some four hours flying, the weather c1eared. The pilot discovered an airfield and
prepared for a landing. Suddenly the plane was fired upon and the pilot had to make a forced landing with
wheels up in a muddy field. When the plane came to a halt, armed men surrounded it; these men were
partisans and it turned out that the plane had landed in Albania. Luckily the partisans were pro-American.
The men were in a hurry and took the Americans to a safe place. They traveled from village to village and,
together with the partisans, Christmas was celebrated. They all moved on 27Dec43. Soon the Germans were
after the group and they were fired upon. The group could get away, but became separated; three nurses
stayed behind. In the meantime the partisans had contacted the allies and British commandos were
dropped near the group to assist them. The entire group moved in the direction of the coast, where a boat of the
Royal Navy waited for them. The group arrived in Italy on 9Jan44; the three nurses who had been separated
from the group were smuggled to Italy by the partisans and arrived in Italy Mar44.
MACR 1147
68810 (MSN 11737) delivered Jun 16, 1943. Assigned to North African theatre, arriving in Oran, Algeria on Aug 14, 1943.
Assigned to the 52nd TCW Hq in august 1943, flew with the 52th TCW Hq from Sicily to UK in February 1944.
Named "Gruesome".’. Towed a glider transporting men and materials for the 101st Airborne Division to a
landing zone at Bastogne, Belgium on Operation ‘Repulse’ during the Ardennes offensive 27Dec44.
Battle damaged by flak knocking a large hole in the left aileron.
Returned to USA at the end of the war, it was assigned to Reconstruction Finance Corp. on Sep 1, 1945. Registered as NC86543
with lease to TWA Oct 17, 1945. Bought Aug 1, 1949. Beldex Corp Oct 24, 1952 - N67B Dept Stores Inc (1953) - N671P reregistered -
Calif A/m - N671G Gates Rubber Co, Denver, CO - N163VW Import Motors of Chicago Inc, Deerfield, IL - Volkswagen N Central
Distributors Inc - N889P Pointer Oil Co, Northfield, IL and Coral Gables, FL Jul 1968 - F j Lindsay, Ft Lauderdale, FL
Oct 1972 Skyways Avn Inc, Ft Leonard Wood, MO - t/a Air Americana, Brownsville, TX registered Jun 11, 1974 - Skyways Avn of Texas,
Brownsville, TX registered Jun 20, 1980 - Compadre Markets Inc, Corpus Christi, TX registered Mar 3, 1981.
Dodge Air Charter, Miami, FL registered Mar 22, 1981 Cooper Campbell Enterprises Inc, Miami, FL bought Apr 20, 1981 -
North American Airlines, Miami, FL bought Jul 24, 1981 - T L Cooper, Miami Spr, FL bought Jun 24, 1982.
Current registration is N49AG.
68811 (MSN 11738) delivered Jun 16, 1943 - Oran Aug 5, 1943 - USA Jul 15, 1945 - To RFC Aug 20, 1945 - NC44992 United
Airlines leased Oct 5, 1945, bought Aug 1, 1949, later "Mainliner Monterrey" - UAL Foundation Mar 2, 1953 - Northeast
Airlines "92" Mar 3, 1953 Air Carrier Svce Corp Sep 1967 - Jack Richards Acft Sales Nov 1968 - Kings Flying Svce Inc,
Olathe, KS (Dec 1969) - W H Carlos Aug 1971 - J E Swann, Independence, MO Oct 1971 - F N Stalder, Harrisville,
MO (Jul 1972) - Airways Enterprises Inc, Isla Verde, PR (N Cay AIW) registered Sep 18, 1974.
68812 (MSN 11739) delivered Jun 17, 1943. Ferried overseas via the North Atlantic. Meeks Field, Keflavik, Iceland
to Nutts Corner (Station 235), Belfast, Northern Ireland 14Aug43. Oran, Algeria 17Aug43. 309th Troop Carrier Squadron,
315th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Spanhoe (Station 493). Crashed landing at Evere (B-56), Brussels, Belgium 4Oct44.
Condemned Nov 5, 1944, salvage
68813 (MSN 11740) delivered Jun 19, 1943. Oran Aug 14, 1943. Oberpfaff Jan 1, 1948. To Italian AF as MM61766. FLC Italy Apr 29, 1949
68814 (MSN 11741) delivered 21Jun43 - Oran Aug 14, 1943 - USA Aug 17. 1945 - To RFC Oct 14, 1945 - NC86585 TWA
"304" leased Nov 1, 1945, bought Aug 1, 1949 - Beldex Corp 25Oct52 N68B reregistered - Anheuser Busch Inc (1953) -
N2006 eregistered - To N305 IBM Co - Transair Inc Aug 1957 - N305WC Wyandote Chemicals Corp Dec 1957 - N775D Lease
Plan Inc - N775DM Dresser Mfg Div, Dresser Inds Inc, Bradford, PA 1966 - CescoInc, LakeCharies, LA 1968 - N I
OORW reregistered May 1969 - Maxfield Materials Inc, Memphis, TN Mar 1970 Maxfield Clinic Hospital,
Dallas, TX (1970) - HK-1514 Taxi Aereo Nacional, Bogota 1976 - TAVINA - Lineas Aereas Perez (Nov79z0.
Currently operated by LAP at Bogota, Colombia, owned by Rodriguez Vega Jose Agustin since May 10, 1974
68815 (MSN 11742) delivered Jun 24, 1943 - 438th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Prosnes (A-79),
Reims, France Feb45. Transported paratroopers of the 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 17th Airborne Division
to a drop zone at the southern edge of the Diersfordt, three mile northwest of Wesel, Germany on Operation ‘Varsity’ 24Mar45.
To RFC Aug 31, 1945 - NC45369
Eastern Airlines,'L leased 1945, bought Aug 1, 1949 - L B Smith Acft May 16, 1952 Purdue Aeron Corp, Lafayette, IN -
US Rubber Co, Passaic, NJ (1953) - N1230U Rr - Jack Adams Acft Sales & Svce Inc. - N12300 Walker Devels Inc, Columbia, MS
1967 - Byerly Avn Inc, Peoria, IL Feb 1970 - Mainline Avn Inc (May 1970) - S & S Corp, Joliet, IL (Jul 1970) -
Anthracite Avn Inc, Gilbertson, PA (1974) - Rusk Avn Inc, Kankakee, IL registered Jul 29, 1974.
68816 (MSN 11743) delivered Jun 23, 1943 - In USA - To RFC Aug 1, 1945 - PP-PBT Panair do Brasil Apr 28, 1945 -
PP-NAS Navegacao Aerea Brasileira Aug 7, 1958 - USA Apr 12, 1962 - HK-772 Alvario Henao J t/a Lineas Aereas La Urraca
Jun 1965 - L A La Urraca 1968 - LAOS Ltds "Moises" 1973 - wfu (Oct 1976) - Transamazonica Colombia (Nov80) -Crashed
near Canaru, Colombia Jul 25, 1981 during final approach to airport. 4 of 9 onboard killed.
68817 (MSN 11744) delivered Jun 23, 1943. In USA. Ro RFC Jan 8, 1945. To Cubana de Aviacion as CU-T8.
68818 (MSN 11745) delivered Jun 24, 1943. In USA. To RFC Dec 19, 1944. NC19924 RFC. To N17891 leased by Northeast Airlines
in 1945. Sold to F. Silver, NY 1954. Crashed Nov 30, 1954 on ILS approach to Berlin, New
Hampshire before sale had been completed and while still operated by Northeast. 2 of 7 onboard killed.
68819 (MSN 11746) delivered to USAAF Jun 28, 1943 - Ferried Marrakech, French Morocco to Valley (Station 568),
Anglesey, Wales 2/3Feb44. Eighth Air Force 24Feb44. Named "Hay Stack Annie" - 9th AF - Diverted to Sweden
17Dec45; Hanau/Langendiebach [Y-91], Germany; converted to passenger aircraft with 17 seats; Ferried to Copenhagen, Kastrup, Denmark
and Stockholm, Bromma, Sweden 23Dec45; Svenska Kyrkaus Missionflyg [Swedish Church Mission Board], Uppsala;
Named "Ansgar" (the patron saint of Denmark); wore the titles ‘Scandinavian Missionary Flights’;
Registered SE-APG 27Feb46; Departed 5Mar46 Bromma-Brussels-Marseille-Algiers-El Golea-Gao-Lagos,
Leopoldville, arriving 11Mar46; Flown to Hong Kong and India Aug46 to collect Danish missionaries
escaping from Manchuria, returning to Kastrup, Denmark 5Oct46; Nordiskt Missionflyg [Nordic Mission
Flight AB], Stockholm 12Feb47; AB Aero Transport, Bromma 26Jul48; Named "Gran Viking"; Scandinavian
Airlines System (SAS) 8Jul49; Registration cancelled 16Feb51; SNCASO, France; Registered F-BEIS,
cancelled 22Sep59; Armée de l'Air / French Air Force 24Jul59 as 42-68819; Groupe de Liaison Aérienne
45, Boufarik, Algiers, Algeria May60, radio call sign F-SCDJ; Groupe de Transport et de Liaison Aérienne 2/60,
Villacoublay, Paris Jul64, radio call sign F-RAJZ; Stored Châteaudun 1971; Brabier,
Brevanne; Registration F-BRGI reserved, ntu; Yugoslav Air Force / Jugoslovensko Ratno
Vazduhoplovstvo (JRV) 1971 as 71237; Obrazovni Centar Zra?nog Saobra?aja (Air Traffic
Education Center, OCZS) Zagreb; Registered YU-ABW 2Aug79;
Registered as N8071Z to Atlas Aircraft Corporation, Miami, FL 5Nov79, cancelled 2Oct80 on export to West Germany;
Stored Munich, West Germany; Registered 9Q-CYI Mar81 for ferry flight to South Africa;
To South African Air Force 1981 as 6875 (2); No. 44 Squadron, Swartkop;
converted by Dodson to C-47TP with turboprop engines for the SAAF; No.35 Squadron, Cape Town
[was one of several ‘sanction-busting’ acquisitions, it was the second use of serial 6875
(for obvious reasons), replacing msn 12065 which was destroyed by fire on 3 July 1964]
68820 (MSN 11747) delivered Jun 26, 1943- In USA - To RFC Jan 1, 1945 - To PP-PBS Panair do Brasil Apr 28, 1945 - Damaged
Nov 16, 1954 and sold for repair by Avicar do Brasil - PP-AKI NacionaI Tptes Aereos SA registered Nov 21, 1957 - VarigAug61
FAE 11747 Ecuador AF Oct 1967 - HC-AUY/11747 TAME 1971 - WFU Oct 1977 - Cancelled -
68821 (MSN 11748) delivered Jun 28, 1943. In USA. To RFC Dec 22, 1944. Leased to Pan American Jan 22, 1945.
Bought by PAA May 25, 1945, then to Mexicana de Avn SA as XA-FIL Jul 1947. Aerovias Del Sur, Uguala de Guerrero.
Cancelled Feb 7, 1969. Derelict Mexico City 1974
68822 (MSN 11749) delivered Jun 29, 1943. Eighth Air Force 17Oct43. 315th Transport Squadron,
1st Air Transport Group (Provisional), Ninth Air Force, Creil (A-81), France. Crashed landing in low visibility and
destroyed by fire at Cambrai/Niergnies (A-74), France 1Nov44 [24KIA; 3 crew + 21 passengers from the 21st Reclamation
and Repair Squadron, 91st Air Depot Group]. Salvaged 2Nov44.
68823 (MSN 11750) delivered Jun 29, 1943. 8th AF Oct 8, 1943. became OH-LCG of Aero O/Y t/a Finnair delivered
Jul 19, 1948. To Finnish AF in 1948 as DO-9. Registration G-BLYA reserved Apr 19, 1985 but NTU. Briefly became N59NA, then
became LN-WND May 1985. Now with Warbirds Norway Dakota as LN-WND.
68824 (MSN 11751) delivered Jun 30, 1943 -8th AF Oct 7, 1943 - USA Aug 22, 1944 - To RFC Aug 27, 1945 - NC45367
Continental Airlines leased - Braniff Airways - Hewitt Robert Assoc Inc Allegheny leased May 14, 1956 to Mar 31, 1959 -
N90SA Southern AAV ntu - N906A reregistered Jan 1968 - cancelled 1970 - Sale rptd. (FAA Register Jan 1983) -
N906SA Reservation 1983.
68825 (MSN 11752) delivered Jul 1, 1943 - 8th AF Oct 7, 1943 - USA Aug 22, 1945 - To RFC Aug 27, 1945 - NC44998 TWA
"363" leased Sep 21, 1945, bought Aug 1949 - Northeast Airlines Feb 5, 1952 - Lake Central Airlines Dec 30, 1960 -
Houston Avn Prods Corp Sep 24, 1964 - Jefferson State Airlines, Klamath Falls, OR (1973) - Air O'Hare Intl, Chicago, IL (1974) -
canc 1977 - Restored Jan 25, 1979 - Impounded Colombia Jul 1979 - HK-2213 SELVA Ltda, (1979).
68826 (MSN 11753) delivered Oct 7, 1943. Ferried Anfa Field, Casablanca, French Morocco to St Mawgan,
Newquay, Cornwall 5/6Apr44. To Italian AF as MM61767. FLC Italy Jul 28, 1949
68827 (MSN 11754) delivered Jul 2, 1943. 8th AF Oct 7, 1943. Netherlands/Belgium. Condemned Jan 15, 1947, salvage
68828 (MSN 11755) delivered Jul 5, 1943. 8th AF Oct 7, 1943. 9th AF. Condemned Aug 25, 1945, salvaged
68829 (MSN 11756) delivered Jul 7, 1943. Oran Sep 14, 1943. Germany Jan 1, 1948. FLC Italy Apr 26, 1949. To Italian AF as MM61769
68830 (MSN 11757) delivered Jul 7, 1943 - Overseas Aug43 USA Jul 13, 1945 - RFC Aug 6, 1945 - NC45366 Penn
Central A/L "230C" leased Nov 20, 1945 - Capital "City of Toledo" Apr 1948, bought Aug 1, 1949 - Crucible Steel Co of
America bought Feb 16, 1959 - Walston Avn Inc, Walston, IL Palm Beach Yacht Sales Inc 1965 - De Soto Air Park Inc 1%5 -
Penio Air Inc, Memphis, TN 1966 - Texas Acft Lsg Co Inc, Dallas, TX Aug 1969 - Penio Inc, Memphis, TN (1969) - Jim Hankins
Air Svce Inc, Jackson, MS (1971) - Bay AAV Inc, Cambridge, MD (1972) - FloridaWorld Inc, Ft Lauderdale, FL(1973) -
Shawnee A/L, Orlando, FL (1974) - Transecutive Avn, Pittsburgh, PA registered Aug 11, 1977 -
Stored Sarasota in Shawnee c/s (Nov 1979 to Sep 1980). - E. Stern - H. Hefley, Kansas City, MO bought Aug 13, 1982 - Harvest
Fields Missionary Assoc, leased Aug 13, 1982. Acquired October 2003 by 101st Airborne Club,
Commemorative AF at Riverside MAP, CA
68831 (MSN 11758) delivered Jul 18, 1943. 8th AF Oct 6, 1943. W/o Oct 1, 1944 in landing accident at Tool, France.
Condemned Jun 17, 1945, salvage
68832 (MSN 11759) delivered Jul 10, 1943. *th AF Oct 7, 1943. USA. To RFC Nov 6, 1945.
Converted to DC-3A, Dec 1945 and leased Dec 6, 1945 to NC19453 for United Airlines, reregistered as
N14953 "Mainliner Grand Island" of United Airlines. Bought Aug 1, 1949. UAL Foundation bought Jun 10, 1956.
Sold Jun 1956 to Brown-Forman Distillers as N30W, re-registered N78W, Jun 1963. Reregistered N130W Jan 1964 for
Hemmerle Industries, Inc. CCC Inc, Miami Fl 1967. Everbill Aircraft Inc, Hialeah, FL Apr 1971. Triple B
Construction Corp Jan 1972. Hemmeric Industries, Inc, Fort Lauderdale, FL May 1972. Cancelled 1975.
Sold to LANSA Colombia as HK-3462X, to Calamar Colombia, to TCA Colombia
(Transporte Aereo Del Casanare LTDA) as HK3462, to Alansa Colombia, to ADEWS Colombia,
to SELVA Colombia, acquisition cancelled. To TARI (Transportes Aereos del Ariari)
On Jun 6, 2005, plane was charted by the army to fly 25 soldiers from Miraflores
to San Jose del Guaviare and Villavicencio. Shortly after takeoff, the No 1 engine
caught fire and a crashlanding took place and plane was DBR.
68833 (MSN 11760) delivered Jul 10, 1943. 8th AF Oct 7, 1943. Germany Jan 1, 1948. To Italian AF Jun 24, 1949 as MM61768
68834 (MSN 11761) delivered Jul 12, 1943 - 8th AF Oc 2, 1943 - To USA Aug 17, 1945 - To RFC Nov 2 1945 - NC86562 RFC -
Eastern A/L L 1946, bought Aug 1, 1949 - L B Smith Acft Corp 06Jun52 - N20W C J Langenfelder & Soc Inc, Baltimore, MD
(1953) - Mallard Air Svce 1953 - AFLC Inc - N130Q Eagle Flying Svce Inc, Bristol, PA (1966) - C Auckerman,
Fountainville, PA Oct 1969 P V Ormsby, Langhorne Manor, PA - Commercial Casualty Consultants Ltd (Sep 1971) -
American Acft Exchange (Sep 1971) - First National Bank Central Jersey, Bound Brook, NJ (1972) - Cornbelt Lsg,
SacCity, LA (Mar77) - Sale reported (Jun 1979) - Universal Acft Sales & Lease, Midlainitv Towers, Midland, TX registered
Oct 1983. Reported in 1989 to be under restoration in Maine and to be fitted with Edo floats like a C-47C
68835 (MSN 11762) delivered Jul 12, 1943. Alliance AAB, NB. 72nd Troop Carrier Squadron,
434th Troop Carrier Group, I Troop Carrier Command, Used for training with the 101st Airborne Division.
Baer Field, Fort Wayne, IN 5Sep43. Ferried overseas via the North Atlantic. Meeks Field, Keflavik, Iceland to
Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, Scotland 1Oct43. Eighth Air Force 4Oct43. 72nd Troop Carrier Squadron [CU*W],
434th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Fulbeck (Station 488); named ‘Ruby Ann’. Welford (Station 474) 10Dec43.
Aldermaston (Station 467) 3Mar44.. Returned to USA Jul 16, 1945. To RFC Aug 15, 1945.
Leased by American Airlines as NC19924 "Flagship Bridgeport" Sep 6, 1945. WAA Jul 16, 1947.
To US Geological Survey as N19924 in 1953. John D Benn Jr, Arlington, VA - Flying Sportsman Inc, Falls Church, VA -
Gene Cavoli, Willingboro, NJ Nov 1967 Island Air Corp registeed Aug 4, 1977 - St Miami (Jul 1978) -
Seized by DEA in Florida in 1982 and offered for museum display. Now on display at McClellan AFB, CA in
D-Day appearance. This is now the Aerospace Museum of California.
68836 (MSN 11763) delivered Jul 15, 1943. 8th AF Oct 14, 1943. USA. To RFC Nov 6, 1945. To government of
Mozambique in 1946, operated by DETA (Direccao de Exploracao dos Transportes Aereos or Linhas Aereas de Mocambique - LAM) as
CR-ABK, named "NAMULI". In 1971 to Portuguese AF as FAP 6173. In 1976
to Transportes Aereos da Guinea-Bissau (TAGB) dba as Air Bissau registered as
J5-GA?. To Mozambique AF. B/u Mozambique.
68837 (MSN 11764) delivered Jul 15, 1943. In USA. W/o Jan 9, 1944 in landing accident at Alliance, Nebraska. Survey
Jan 21, 1944, Sedalia, MO
68838 (MSN 11765) delivered Jul 15, 1943. To RFC Apr 18, 1945. to civil registry as NC19927. In 1945 to
Portugal as CS-TDZ (Companhia de Transportes Aereos-CTA),
in 1946 to CS-TDC (Transportes Aereos de Portuguesa - TAP).
Oct 30, 1958 to Forca Aerea Portugesa as FAP-6151. In 1974
to Guine-Bissau Air Force used as a bomber, possibly
registered as CR-GBM. WFU, later used as spares.
68839 (MSN 11766) delivered Jul 16, 1943. Puerto Rico Oct 20, 1944. Canal Zone Feb 7, 1947. WAA Oct 16, 19478.
To Cia Dominicana de Avn SA 1950 as I-HI-12. Win 1974. Possible to Dominican AF.
68840 (MSN 11767) delivered Jul 23, 1943. 8th AF Oct 19, 1943 Aug 17, 1945. To RFC Oct 5, 1945. To PP-CBZ "Tapuio" of
Servicos Aereos Cruziero Do Sul Dec 4, 1945. Crashed Apr 14, 1969 Tapunuquara, Amazonas, Brazil
68841 (MSN 11768) delivered Jul 20, 1943. In USA. W/o Sep 5, 1943 in crash during storm 10 mi S of Sedalia, Missouri
68842 (MSN 11769) delivered Jul 21, 1943. In USA. To RFC. To Canadair Ltd. To Air France as F-BAOE.
W/o Nov 30 1962 Coulommiers, near Paris
68843 (MSN 11770) delivered Jul 21, 1943. 8th AF Oct 19, 1943. Salvage May 2, 1945
68844 (MSN 11771) delivered Jul 22, 1943. In USA Dec 16, 1944. to RFC Dec 16, 1944. To civilian registry with Panagra (R-2000) as NC49550.
Sold to Peruvian Air Force as FAP-697. Renumbered FAP-315. Sold to Taxi Aereo Selva as OB-1345. Sold to Alas
del Oriente
68845 (MSN 11772) delivered Jul 22, 1943 - In USA Dec 15, 1944 - NC17397 DPC - RFC Dec 15, 1944- United Airlines "Salt Lake
City" leased Feb 25, 1945, bought Aug 1, 1949 - Renamed "Colorado" - Los Angeles Air Svce Bllju California Central -
Northwest Airlines "348" 27Sc Central Airlines bought Jun 7, 1957- Frontier Airlines Oct 1, 1967 - American Corp -
YV-C-AN,Y Avensa Dec 23, 1967, N4795 Aero American Corp, Tucson, AZ - Air Indies leased Dec 1973 to Jan 1974 - Airwavs
Enterr Isla Verde, PR (Jun 1977) - Dorado Wings, DBeach, PR (1977) - Old South Air Svce, San Juan t/a Air Caribbean
registered Mar 1, 1978 - Derelict San Juan, Puerto Rico (Mar 1980 to Sep 1980).
68846 (MSN 11773) delivered Jul 24, 1943. Oran, Algeria 14Sep43. 313th Troop Carrier Group,
United States Air Forces in Europe (USAFE), Tulln (R-92), Vienna, Austria. The aircraft was en route from Tulln to Pisa, Italy 19Nov46.
In bad weather, the crew elected to avoid the direct route over the Alps instead heading around the mountains
via Munich, Germany, Strasbourg, Dijon and Marseille, France. The crew became disoriented near
Innsbruck, Austria, narrowly avoiding several alpine peaks, and crash landed on the Gauli Glacier in the
Bernese Alps, Switzerland at an altitude of 10,990 ft (3,350 m). On board were eight passengers (among
them two high-ranking officers of the US armed forces, four women and one 11-year-old girl) and four crew.
Several people were injured, but there were no fatalities. The crew thought the aircraft had crashed in the French Alps.
The aircraft was not located until the morning of 22Nov46 after an epic search and rescue operation, but rescuers
were unable to reach the crash site until the afternoon of 23Nov46. Too late for a safe descent the same day,
the following morning the survivors were taken down to a hut after which they were flown out by a couple of
Fieseler Storch aircraft, the first alpine rescue by aircraft. Aircraft salvaged 17Mar47.
68847 (MSN 11774) delivered Jul 26, 1943. By 1955 was N30091 of Pan American Grace
Airways, Inc.
68848 (MSN 11775) delivered Jul 26, 1943. Converted to DC-3A. To NC30092 Pananagra, Paraguay Jul 1943, Panair do Brasil asPP-PCO
May 26, 1947, Navegacao Brasileira Aug 7, 1958. To PP-NAX Dec 4, 158 Brasileira de Servicos Aeron Ltda Aug 5159,
N9321R VBeldex Corp, St Louis MO, Ecuadorian AF as FAE 11775 in 1960, HC-AVD, HK-3348, owned and operated by SAEP (Servicios
Aereos Especializados Transportes Petroleros S.A.) since Jul 21, 1987 of Bogota, Colombia.
to YV-201T Jun06
68849 (MSN 11776) delivered Jul 27, 1943 - Ferried overseas via the North Atlantic.
Meeks Field, Keflavik, Iceland to Prestwick (Station 500), Scotland 11Sep43. Oran, Algeria 18Sep43.
47th Troop Carrier Squadron, 313th Troop Carrier Group, Twelfth Air Force, Castelvetrano, Sicily.
Ninth Air Force, Folkingham (Station 484) 16Feb44. Transported paratroopers of the 3rd Battalion,
508th Parachute Infantry Regiment to a drop zone one mile NW of Picauville, Normandy, France on
Mission ‘Boston’ 6Jun44 and a resupply flight for the 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment on Mission ‘Freeport’, 7Jun44.
Returned to USA Aug 8, 1945 - To RFC Sep 1, 1945 - NC45379 Penn Cent Airlines
"232C" "Raleigh Durham" bought Dec 15, 194? - Capital Apr48 - United Airlines Jun 1, 1961 - Beldex ( St Louis, MO
bought Apr 10, 1963 - Patterson McCarty, Corp, Oklahoma City, OK Aug 1963 - P & M A/L Oklahoma City, OK (1966) -
Union Finance Corp, Des Moines, Iowa - Simpson Investment Co, Kansas City, MO Oct 1967 - Skyclubs of America Inc, Des Moines,
IA Jan 1968 - Oklahoma City Acft Corp, Oklahoma City, OK Sep 1968 - Twin Cities Lsg Corp, Kansas City, MO Dec 1968 -
Ken Fairchilds MidContinent Avn, Kansas City, MO Jan 1969 - KAW Investments Corp, Kansas City, MO Aug 1969 - E J Drew & Co,
Miami, FL Sep 1971 - Vacation A/W Inc, San Juan, PR (Oct 1976) - S D Saldana, Isla Verde, PR (Jun 1977) - St San Juan,
PR (Mar 1980) Sixto Diaz Saldana Inc, Carolina, Puerto Rico registered Mar 6, 1980.
Diaz Avn Corp, San Juan Puerto Rico registered Mar 1982 - Borinquen Air L Mar82.
68850 (MSN 11777) delivered Jul 30, 1943. . Ferried overseas via the North Atlantic. Meeks Field,
Keflavik, Iceland to Prestwick (Station 500), Scotland 11Sep43. Oran Sep 20, 1943. India China Wing Air Transport Command.
modified as VIP transport; used by Royal Air Force; used by Lt General Leese, C-in-C, Eighth Army;
noted in Cairo Apr44; named “Lilli Marlene”; Eleventh Army, CBI Nov44; intended for General Slim,
C-in-C ALFSEA Jul45; 1310th Base Unit, Negombo, Ceylon Sep45; to Philippines for presidential
and VIP use; Philippine Air Force as 1002; destroyed in fatal crash in Philippines 18May47
shortly after its departure to Paris, France to collect a party of VIPs
68851 (MSN 11778) delivered Jul 31, 1943. Ferried overseas via the North Atlantic. Meeks Field, Keflavik, Iceland to
Prestwick (Station 500), Scotland 11Sep43. Oran, Algeria 18Sep43. 310th Troop Carrier Squadron,
315th Troop Carrier Group, Ninth Air Force, Spanhoe (Station 493). Damaged Nov 27, 1944 in landing accident Spanhoe, UK.
To USA Jul 25, 1945 - To RFC Sep 1, 1945 - NC45338 Penn Central Airlines "229C" "Winston- Salem" leased Jan 9, 1946 -
Capital Airlines - Apr48, bought Aug 1, 1949 - United A/L Jun 1, 1961 - Beldex Corp, St Louis, MO bought 12Apr 12, 1963 -
Penio Air Inc, Southaven, MS May 1967 - Jim Hans Air Svce Inc, Jackson, MS Mar 1971 - C & C Aero Systems, Van Nuys, CA (1972) -
Shawnee A/L, Orlando, FL (1973) - Transecutive Avn, Pittsburgh, PA (1977) - Air Virgin Islands L 1978 - Cancellec
1982 - Fuselage at Ft. Lauderdale, FL, see MSN 4998.
42-68852 Fairchild UC-86
Model 24R-40 NC28530 (MSN 422) purchased from civilian owner.
Fitted with different engine and redesignated XUC-86A. To RFC at Ft. Worth Dec 23, 1944.
In 2021 in the Butler County Warbirds Museum in Middletown, OH and will be restored to flying condition in it's XUC-86A
configuration.
42-68853/68854 Boeing C-73
Civilian Model 247 impressed by USAAF.
68853 (MSN 1723) originally to National Air Transport as NC13341 Jul 10, 1933. To United
Airlines as NC13341 May 1, 1934. Converted to 247-D
Sep 6, 1935. To Western Air Express as NC13341 in 1936
(leased from United Airlines). To Pennsylvania Central
Airlines as NC13341 Dec 1938. To Western Airlines as NC13341 Jan 31, 1941.
Impressed by USAAF Jul 19, 1942. To Defense Supplies Corp for Lineas Aeras
Mineras Jun 14, 1944 as XA-DUY. Crashed into mountain
near San Luis Potosi, Mexico Aug 1, 1945. 12 killed.
68854 (MSN 1736) originally to Boeing Air Transport as NC13354
Aug 15, 1933. To United Airlines as NC13354 May 1, 1934.
To National Parks Airways as NC13354 Dec 31, 1935. To
Western Air Express as NC13354 Aug 1, 1937. Impressed by USAAF
Jul 20, 1942. To Wien Airlines as NC13354 Jul 15, 1944.
WFU after Feb 1946.
42-68855 Beech UC-43G Traveler
Civilian Model C-17B MSN 67 NC15812 impressed by USAAF Jul 1942. To CL-26 at Bolling Field Feb 13, 1943
42-68856 Beech UC-43H Traveler
Civilian Model B-17R MSN 53 NC15414 impressed by USAAF Jul 1942.
Condemned Feb 28, 1943
42-68857/68858 Douglas C-32A
Civilian DC-2 impressed by USAAF.
68857 MSN 1297 TWA NC13787 impressed by USAAF Jul 9, 1942. To RFC at New Naven Mar 22, 1944
To civil registry as NC59345, probably scrapped before delivery
68858 MSN 1246 TWA NC13720 impressed by USAAF Jul 19, 1942. To RFC at Tinker Field, Oklahoma Apr 26, 1945.
To civil registry as N9835H, scrapped Oct 1953.
42-68859 Boeing C-73
Civilian Model 247 MSN 1949 impressed by USAAF Jul 20, 1942. Originally to
United Airlines as NC13363 Oct 5, 1934. To Wyoming Air Service as
NC13363 Feb 24, 1937. To Inland Air Lines as NC13363
Jul 1, 1938. Impressed by USAAF Jul 20, 1942. To Defense Supplies Corp
for Avianca as C-144 Apr 21, 1944. w/o Corozal Sep 29, 1945
42-68860 Douglas C-49D-DO
Commercial DC-3-322B MSN 3285 NC28378 of Chicago and Southern impressed by USAAF
Jul 19, 1942. Crashed Nov 6, 1942, Memphis, TN. Pilot and copilot killed.
42-68861/68910 Bell P-63A-1-BE Kingcobra
68861 assigned to NACA Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory, Langley Field, VA Jul 26, 1943 to Nov 25, 1943
68862 used in NACA dive test configuration
68863 68863 w/o 6 Feb 1944 engine failure on test flight near East Albion, NY Pilot bailed out
68864 assigned to NACA Aircraft Engine Research Laboratory, Lewis Field, Cleveland, OH Oct43 TO Jun45
Used to complement the lab's extensive efforts to improve the Allison V–1710 engine. Researchers
were able to improve the efficiency, capacity and pressure ratio of the engine’s supercharger.
The program increased V–1710’s horsepower from 1650 to 2250.
Was at Elliot White Springs Park, Lancaster, British Columbia 1950-1960. Hulk acquired by
Confederate Air Force 1984-1988. Acquired by Planes of Fame East, Minnesota,in 1988, registered as NX163B
and restored to airworthy by 1992. Registered as N163BP. With Palm Springs Air Museum, Palm
Springs, California since 1997. (www.warbirdregistry.org)
68866 w/o 21 Jul 1944 ground accident with 42-69567, Naples AAF, FL
68868 used in NACA dive test configuration.
68870 Reported as seen in use as an instructional airframe at a trade school, Seymour, IN from 1953-1960
68872 w/o 13 Mar 1944 fatal ground accident at factory, E.Amherst, NY
68873 w/o 26 Aug 1944 forced landing (out of fuel) 4 miles W. of Vancouver, WA 432BU
68874 w/o 13 Mar 1944 Stalled on takeoff at Troy, OH Pilot killed
68877 w/o 9 Jun 1944 Landing accident at Hayward AAF, CA 433BU
68878 w/o 5 Oct 1944 Landing accident El Toro MCAS, CA 432BU
68879 w/o 13 Jan 1944 Force landing (out of fuel) Wilkesville, OH
68881 assigned to Wright Field, VA. Assigned to NACA Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory, Langley
Field, VA May 23, 1944 to 1946
68884 Damaged 16 Jul 1944 Mid-air at Aux. Fd, Oroville, CA 433BU
68886 Damaged 29 Sep 1944 ground accident at Ephrata AAB, WA
68887 modified with retractable skis.
68888 w/o 5 Oct 1944 Fatal stall, 15 miles SW of Muroc AAF, CA 421BU
68889 assigned to NACA Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory, Langley Field, VA Feb 4, 1944 to Aug 27, 1945
Used for tests of closely-balanced experimental elevators.
68891 Damaged 6 Jun 1944 ground accident with P-63 42-68979, at Chico AAF, CA 433BU
68892 assigned to NACA Ames Aeronautical Laboratory, NAS Moffett Field, CA Feb 17, 1944 to Jun 18, 1946
Used for aerodynamics research
68893 w/o 29 Mar 1944 Fatal crash 2 miles W. off Bodega Head, CA 328FG-444FS
68894 In use as an instructional airframe at Hancock College of Aeronautics, Santa Maria, CA in 1947
68895 fuselage in Walter Soplata collection, Newbury, OH
68896 w/o 13 Jun 1944 cr 18 miles SW of Portland AAB, OR (out of fuel) Pilot bailed out 432BU
68897 w/o 7 Aug 1944 Mid-air with 42-69130, 2 miles W. of Sutter, CA Pilot bailed out 433BU
68898 w/o? 28 May 1944 crash landing, 15 miles S. of Knob, CA 433BU
68901 Damaged 19 Apr 1945 ground accident with B-17 44-85610 at Ardmore AAF, OK
68905 w/o 17 Mar 1944 Mid-air with P-39Q 42-20834 near Santa Rosa AAF, CA, pilot bailed out. 328FG-444FS
68906 w/o 15 Feb 1944 Stalled and crashed 3 miles S. of Fulton, CA Pilot bailed out 328FG-444FS
68910 w/o 18 Aug 1944 force landing (engine fire) 2 miles S. of Angel, OR 432BU
42-68911/68930 Bell P-63A-5-BE Kingcobra
68911/68913 Lend-Lease to USSR
68914 Damaged 14 Mar 1944 Landing accident at Orlando AAB, FL Damaged 6 May 1944 Force landing (engine failure) Stockton Fd, CA 433BU
68915 Damaged 7 Aug 1944 Mid-air 2 miles N. of Chico AAF, CA 433BU
68917 w/o 19 Jul 1944 Fatal crash bombing range near Bend, OR (structural failure) 432BU
68918 w/o? 4 Sep 1944 in WA
68919 w/o 6 Oct 1944 Fatal crash 5 miles SE of Ocala Bombing Range, FL 904BU
68922 Damaged 18 May 1944 Mid-air near Lake Apopke, FL 910BU. Damaged 24 Mar 1945 Mid-air, Ardmore AAF, OK
68923 w/o 14 Sep 1944 crash off La Habana, Cuba 904BU
68924 w/o 29 Jun 1944 crash 20 miles ESE of Vero Beach, FL
68925 w/o 25 Apr 1944 Fatal crash 15 miles SE of Orlando AAB, FL (Structural failure) 910BU
68926 w/o 10 May 1944 Mid-air with P-39q 42-19506, 25 miles S. of Chico AAF, CA 433BU
68927 seen at Buckingham AAF, Fort Myers FL.
42-68931/69060 Bell P-63A-6-BE Kingcobra
68931 modified with retractable skis. Noted at Wright Field Oct 1945.
68934 w/o 12 Oct 1944 crash 20 miles N of Ephrata AAB, WA (engine failure) pilot bailed out 430BU
68935 Damaged 11 Jul 1944 Landing accident at Hamilton Fd, CA 431BU
68936 intended as Lend-Lease to UK as FR407 for trials but not delivered
68937 Lend-Lease to RAF as Kingcobra I FR408. Delivered to Aero Flight at Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough, England
May 17, 1944 for drag measurement trials. W/o at Farnborough Jul 31, 1944 when undercarriage
failed to lower. SOC Oct 18, 1945.
68939 Bell Aircraft Corporation, Wheatfield, NY. Crashed after the pilot bailed out when he was
unable to recover from a flat spin 3.5 miles north of Niagara Falls Municipal Airport, NY 29Apr44.
The Russians were in Buffalo testing the P-63A and reviewing the modifications made to eliminate
issues found with the P-39 Airacobra. An excessive aft center of gravity with the P-39 would,
under certain loading conditions, induce a spin which would develop into a more serious flat spin.
Another problem had been insufficient rigidity with the rear fuselage. Not convinced that American
designers had fully solved these issues, Colonel Kochetkov took a new aircraft for a test flight.
Having entered a flat spin, he was unable to recover and, at 900 meters, jettisoned the door
and bailed out. Bell management recognised that they needed to enhance the anti-spin
performance and took the Colonel to a restaurant to celebrate
68941 (MSN 33-11) registered NX75488 circa 1944 by Bell as a test aircraft. To NACA Ames Jan 27, 1945
to Jun 18, 1946 as N75488. To War Assets Administration for surplus disposal Jul 1, 1946 at Altus, Oklahoma.
To civil registry as N1919H. By about 1950 was on
static display at Dallas/Love Field. Acquired by Confederate Air
Force in 1966 and reregistered N191H. Reported 1989 with M. D.
Johnson of Rolling Fork, Grenada, Mississipi. Under restoration to flight status at
Falcon Field, GA. (www.warbirdregistry.org). Made first flight with Commemorative Air Force Feb 18, 2017
68943 Damaged 2 May 1945 ground accident with 43-10987, at Naples AAF, FL 2119BU
68946 Damaged 13 May 1944 ground accident with 42-68910, at Chico AAF, CA 433BU
68949 w/o 9 Jun 1945 Flight Test? crash 10 miles S of Lockbourne AAB, OH Pilot bailed out
68952 (TP-63A) Damaged 8 Jun 1945 Landing accident at Greenwood AAF, MS
68957 w/o 29 Aug 1944 Fatal crash 8 miles SE of Quincy, WA (loss of control) 430BU
68958 w/o? 11 Mar 1945 crash landing at Miami A/p, FL 242BU
68960 (TP-63A) Damaged 3 Oct 1945 mid-air 9 miles E of Greenwood AAF, MS
68961 Damaged 13 May 1944 mid-air, 10 miles W of Point Montara, CA. 433BU
68962 w/o 4 Sep 1944 crash 4 miles N of Soap Lake, WA (structural failure) Pilot bailed out. 430BU
68970 Damaged 24 Apr 1945 crash landing (engine failure) at Greenwood AAF, MS
68973 w/o 17 Jul 1944 Fatal crash 1 mile W of Chico AAF, CA. 433BU
68976 w/o? ground accident at Paine Fd, WA . 573BU
68977 w/o 5 May 1945 crash 10 miles NW of Itta Bena, MS (mechanical failure) Pilot bailed out
68978 Damaged 14 Jun 1944 ground accident at Chico AAF, CA. 433BU
68979 Damaged 6 Jun 1944 ground accident with 42-68891 at Chico AAF,CA. 433BU
68980 Damaged 6 Jul 1944 crash landing at Kern County A/p, Bakersfield, CA. 433BU
68981 Damaged 14 Jul 1944 force landing (out of fuel) 80 miles N of Battle Mtn, NV. 433BU
68982 w/o 10 Jul 1944 Stalled and crashed 30 miles NW of Sacramento, CA Pilot bailed out. 433BU
68983 w/o 9 Jun 1944 Fatal mid-air with P-38J 44-23424, 1 miles E of Nelson, CA. 433BU
68984 w/o 8 Jul 1944 Fatal crash 12 miles SW of Corning, CA. 433BU
68988 Damaged 2 May 1945 Landing near Greenwood AAF, MS
68989 Damaged 21 Jun 1944 Landing at Chico AAF, CA 433BU
68992 w/o 19 Jun 1944 Fatal mid-air with P-63A 42-69020, 2 miles N of Chico AAF, CA. 433BU
68993 w/o? 3 Jun 1944 force landing (out of fuel) Chico AAF, CA. 433BU
68998 Damaged 24 Jul 1944 ground accident at Moses Lake AAF, WA . 431BU
68999 Damaged 21 Sep 1944 Landing accident at Muroc AAF, CA. 421BU
69000 Damaged 21 Mar 1945 ground accident at Pyotte AF, TX. Damaged 31 Oct 1945 Landing accident at Kirtland Fd, NM
69001 Damaged 11 Jul 1944 ground accident? at Aux Fd, Orland, CA. 433BU
69003 w/o 15 Jun 1945 takeoff accident, crash 100 miles NE of Fresno, CA. 464BU
69006 w/o 28 Sep 1944 takeoff accident (engine failure), Brownsville Munc.A/p, TX. 568BU
69008 Damaged 22 Aug 1945 ground accident with P-63A 42-69112, Kirtland Fd, NM
69013 Damaged 17 Aug 1944 ground accident, Ephrata AAB, WA. 430BU
69014 w/o 23 Jun 1944 Fatal crash on gun range at Redmond AAF, OR . 432BU
69016 w/o 9 Aug 1944 crash 5 miles NNW of Coulee Dam, WA (structural failure) Pilot bailed out. 430BU
69019 w/o? 27 Jul 1944 force landing at Troutdale A/p, OR (engine failure) 432BU
69020 w/o 19 Jun 1944 Mid-air with P-63a 42-68992, 2 miles N of Chico AAF, CA Pilot bailed out 433BU
69021 noted as N90805 1996 under restoration at Chino, CA. Seen at Reno Air Races in 2002, now
registered as N163FS
69023 Damaged 14 Jul 1944 takeoff accident at Municipal A/p, Elko, NV. 433BU
69024 Damaged 23 Jun 1944 Landing accident at Chico AAF, CA. 433BU
69026 w/o 19 Dec 1944 crash 23 miles NE of Muroc AAF, CA. Pilot bailed out
69027 Damaged 29 May 1945 Landing accident at Grand Island AAF, NE
69031 Damaged 4 Jun 1944 Landing accident at Chico AAF, CA. 433BU. w/o 6 Mar 1945 crash 10 miles S. of Koskiosko, MS (Out of
fuel). 568BU
69034 w/o 14 Jul 1944 Fatal stall and crash 13 miles SE of Muroc AAF, CA. 421BU\
69041 Damaged 29 Jun 1945 ground accident at MacDill Fd, FL
69042 w/o 8 Aug 1944 crash 6 miles NW of Corning, CA (Stalled) Pilot bailed out. 433BU
69046 w/o 8 Jan 1945 Landing accident at March Fd, CA. 420BU
69048 w/o 19 Aug 1944 crash on bombing range, Muroc AAF, CA Pilot bailed out. 421BU
69049 Damaged 15 Jun 1945 Force landing 8 miles NE of Madera, CA
69051 w/o 22 May 1944 Fatal crash, 1 mile NW of Chico AAF, CA (Loss of control) 433BU
69054 w/o 24 Jul 1945 crash 3 miles W of Clovis Municipal A/p, NM, Pilot bailed out
69055 Damaged 12 May 1945 crash landing (engine failure) Pyotte AAF, TX
69056 Damaged 8 Apr 1945 Force landing (out of fuel) 3 miles N of Mill Creek, OK
69058 w/o? 8 Apr 1945 Structural failure & crash 5 miles NNE of Lancaster, CA
69059 w/o 27 Jul 1944 Stalled & cr 3 miles SSE of Corning, CA. Pilot bailed out. 433BU
69060 Damaged 23 Jun 1944 Mid-air with P-63a 42-69070 near Redmond AAF, OR. 432BU
42-69061/69210 Bell P-63A-7-BE Kingcobra
69061 (MSN 33-361) attached to 433rd Base Unit at Chico AAF, Chico, CA. W/o Jun 24, 1944 when the pilot
bailed out after a midair collision 2 mi S of Vina, CA.
69063 used for racing post-WW2 with registration NX69901.
69064 w/o? 10 Jun 1944 Structural failure, Portland AAB, OR. 432BU
69070 w/o ? 23 Jun 1944 Mid-air with P-63a 42-69060 near Redmond AAF, OR. 432BU
69071 w/o 5 May 1945 Fatal crash at Batista Field, Cuba. 290BU
69076 Lend-Lease to USSR. Alaksan Division, Air Transport Command, Great Falls Field, MT.
Damaged taking off from Great Falls Field, MT 14Jun44.
69077 w/o? 2 Oct 1945 ground accident with P-63a 42-66964 at Greenwood AAF, MS
69078 Lend-Lease to USSR
69080 became instructional airframe at Cal Aero Technical Institute,
Glendale, CA, regisered as NX32750. Subsequently went to The Air Museum, Claremont, CA
and about 1969 to Planes of Fame, Ontario, CA. Rebuilt to flying
condition as N94501. Now at Yanks Air Musuem, CA.
69081 Lend-Lease to USSR
69083 Damaged 3 Jun 1944 ground accident with P-63a 42-69093 at Portland AAB, OR
69085 w/o? 16 Dec 1944 Landing accident at Peterson Fd, Colorado Springs, CO
69086 w/o 27 Feb 1945 Fatal crash (engine failure) 4 miles NW of Athene, OR 423BU
69087 w/o 27 Aug 1944 Stalled, crash 20 miles N of Coulee City, WA. Pilot bailed out. 430BU
69088 Lend-Lease to USSR
69089 w/o 13 Sep 1944 Stalled, crash Palmdale AAF, CA. 412FG-31FS
69090 w/o? 19 Jul 1944 takeoff accident (engine failure) Portland AAB, OR. 432BU
69091 Lend-Lease to USSR
69092 Damaged 15 May 1944 Landing accident at Kingman AAF, AZ 556BU
69093 Damaged 3 Jun 1944 ground accident with P-63a 42-69083 at Portland AAB, OR
69094 Lend-Lease to USSR
69095 w/o 19 Jun 1944 crash Portland AAB, OR 432BU
69096 w/o? 27 Sep 1944 ground accident with P-51D 44-14376 at Palmdale AAF, CA
69097 (MSN 33-397) to civil registry as NX52113, then N52113, then
based at Duxford, UK, registered as G-BTWR. Crashed at
Biggin Hill Air Fair, UK, Jun 3, 2001, killing the pilot.
69099 Damaged 24 Jan 1945 Landing accident at Columbus, NM
69100 w/o 22 Mar 1945 Engine failure, crash 4 miles NW of Clovis, NM. Pilot bailed out
69101 Lend-Lease to USSR
69105 Damaged 19 May 1945 Landing accident at Clovis AAF,NM. 234BU
69106 Damaged 4 Jun 1945 ground accident with P-63A 42-69097 at Vernam Fd, Jamaica
69107 Damaged 17 may 1945 Landing accident at Lake Charles AAF, LA. 234BU
69109/69111 Lend-Lease to USSR
69112 Damaged 22 Aug 1945 ground accident with P-63A 42-69008 at Kirtland AAF, NM
69114 w/o 21 Aug 1944 crash near Lee A/p, Lockport, NY (Structural Failure) Pilot bailed out
69115 w/o? 4 Mar 1945 crash landed (out of fuel), 5 miles S. of Hull, TX . 244BU
69116 Lend-Lease to USSR
69118 Damaged 21 Feb 1945 force landing near Havana, Cuba
69119 Lend-Lease to USSR
69120 Lend-Lease to USSR
69121 w/o 23 Apr 1945 Force landing at Palmdale AAF, CA
69122 Lend-Lease to USSR
69123 w/o 29 Oct 1944 crasj 5 miles NE of Fabens, TX (Stalled). Pilot bailed out. 264BU
69124/69128 Lend-Lease to USSR
69128 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls Field, MT. Damaged in a mid-air collision with
P-63A 42-69261 thirty miles east of Ladd Field, Fairbanks, AK 21Jul44.
69130 w/o 7 Aug 1944 Fatal mid-air with P-63a 42-68897, 2 miles W of Sutter, CA. 433BU
69132 Lend-Lease to USSR
69134 Damaged 29 Jul 1945 mid-air 9 miles S of McCook, NE
69136 Lend-Lease to USSR
69137 w/o 1 Sep 1944 Fatal crash 10 miles E of Bullrun, OR. 432BU
69138/69149 Lend-Lease to USSR
69141 267th Base Unit (Combat Crew Training Station-Fighter), 72nd Fighter Wing, Fort Sumner Field, NM.
Damaged in a mid-air collision with a Boeing B-29 seven miles northwest of Clovis Field, NM 13Nov44.
[may have been damaged and rejected for delivery by the Russians.]
69151/69210 Lend-Lease to USSR
69188 Flight tested by NII VVS (Naoochno-Issledovatel'skiy Institoot Voyenno-Vozdooshnykh Seel -
Scientific Testing Institute of the Air Force), USSR.
42-69211/69410 Bell P-63A-8-BE Kingcobra
69211/69214 to USSR
69216/69410 to USSR
69224 25th Ferrying Squadron, 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls Field, MT. Damaged landing at
Big Delta Field (Station 17), Fort Greely, AK 8Aug44.
69236 Alaskan Division, Air Transport Command, Great Falls Field, MT. Accident at
ake, Yukon, Canada 12Jul44.
69245 553rd Base Unit, 3rd Ferrying Group, Air Transport Command, Romulus Field,
t, MI. Accident at Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 4Jul44.
69257 Headquarters Squadron, 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls Field, MT. Damaged
in an accident at Great Falls Field 6Aug44
69261 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls Field, MT. Damaged in a mid-air collision
with P-63A 42-69128 thirty miles east of Ladd Field, Fairbanks, AK 21Jul44.
69295 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls Field, MT. Damaged landing at Ladd Field,
Fairbanks, AK 9Aug44.
69304 Modified as a P-63U two-seat trainer by the USSR.
69341 7th Ferrying Squadron, 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls Field, MT. Damaged
taxying at Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 16Aug44.
69353 6th Ferrying Group, Long Beach Field, CA. Damaged landing at Cheyenne
Municipal Airport, WY 8Aug44.
69354 9th Ferrying Squadron, 6th Ferrying Group, Long Beach Field, CA. Damaged
landing at Scott Field, Belleville, IL 17Jul44.
69374 Headquarters Squadron, 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls Field, MT. Damaged
in a mid-air collision at Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada 16Aug44.
69401 Headquarters Squadron, 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls Field, MT. Damaged
landing with mechanical failure at Great Falls Field 5Aug44
42-69411/69646 Bell P-63A-9-BE Kingcobra
69411 w/o 28 Oct 1944 mid-air with P-63A 42-69473, Cashmere, WA, Pilot bailed out. 430BU
69412 Damaged 11 Dec 1944 Force landing (engine Failure) 6 miles SE of Horatio, AR
69414/69416 Lend-Lease to USSR
69418/69420 Lend-Lease to USSR
69423 to RAF as Kingcobra Mk 1 FZ440. To Royal Aircraft
Establishment, Farnborough, England Sep 20, 1944 for
use by Aero Flight for research into low-drag wings
and high-speed laminar flow. Stayed with RAE until
sold for scrap Mar 16, 1949.
69424 Lend-Lease to USSR
69428 Lend-Lease to USSR
69429 Lend-Lease to USSR
69433 Lend-Lease to USSR
69435 Lend-Lease to USSR
69437 Lend-Lease to USSR
69448 Lend Lease to USSR
69451 Lend-Lease to USSR
69454 Lend-Lease to USSR
69457 Lend-Lease to USSR
69459 Lend-Lease to USSR
69463 Lend-Lease to USSR
69466 Lend-Lease to USSR
69469 Lend-Lease to USSR
69470 Lend-Lease to USSR
69472 based at Tyndall Field, FL in latter half of 1944.
69476 Lend-Lease to USSR
69480 Lend-Lease to USSR
69484 Lend-Lease to USSR
69485 Lend-Lease to USSR
69488 Lend-Lease to USSR
69491 Lend-Lease to USSR
69494 Lend-Lease to USSR
69497 Lend-Lease to USSR
69500 Lend-Lease to USSR
69503 Lend-Lease to USSR
69506 Lend-Lease to USSR
69510 Lend-Lease to USSR. 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls Field, MT. Accident
on the ground at Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 29Aug44.
69511 Lend-Lease to USSR
69513/69516 Lend-Lease to USSR
69518 Lend-Lease to USSR
69519 Lend-Lease to USSR
69524 Lend-Lease to USSR
69525 Lend-Lease to USSR
69526 Lend-Lease to USSR
69528 Lend-Lease to USSR
69529 Lend-Lease to USSR
69531 Lend-Lease to USSR
69532 Lend-Lease to USSR
69533 Lend-Lease to USSR
69535 Lend-Lease to USSR, 7th Ferrying Squadron, 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls Field, MT.
Damaged landing at Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada 23Aug44. Damaged landing at
Ladd Field, Fairbanks, AK 3Sep44.
69536 Lend-Lease to USSR
69538 Lend-Lease to USSR. 2119th Base Unit, Naples Field, FL. Crashed when the pilot
bailed out after mechanical failure over Immokalee, FL 6Apr45.
[may have been damaged and rejected for delivery by the Russians.]
69541 Lend-Lease to USSR
69542 Lend-Lease to USSR
69544 Lend-Lease to USSR
69545 Lend-Lease to USSR
69546 Lend-Lease to USSR
69549 Lend-Lease to USSR
69551 Lend-Lease to USSR
69556 Lend-Lease to USSR
69559 Lend-Lease to USSR
69562 Lend-Lease to USSR
69565 Lend-Lease to USSR
69566 Lend-Lease to USSR
69568 Lend-Lease to USSR
69569 Lend-Lease to USSR
69571 Lend-Lease to USSR
69572 Lend-Lease to USSR
69574 Lend-Lease to USSR
69575 Lend-Lease to USSR
69577 Lend-Lease to USSR. 7th Ferrying Squadron, 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls Field, MT.
Damaged landing at Fort St John, British Columbia, Canada 29Aug44.
69578 Lend-Lease to USSR
69579 Lend-Lease to USSR
69580 Lend-Lease to USSR
69581 Lend-Lease to USSR
69583 Lend-Lease to USSR
69584 Lend-Lease to USSR
69586 Lend-Lease to USSR
69587 Lend-Lease to USSR
69589 Lend-Lease to USSR
69590 Lend-Lease to USSR
69592 Lend-Lease to USSR
69593 Lend-Lease to USSR.
69595 Lend-Lease to USSR. 7th Ferrying Squadron, 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls Field, MT.
Substantially damaged landing at Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 26Aug44
69596 Lend-Lease to USSR
69597 Lend-Lease to USSR
69598 Lend-Lease to USSR
69599 Lend-Lease to USSR
69601 Lend-Lease to USSR
69602 Lend-Lease to USSR
69604 Lend-Lease to USSR
69605 Lend-Lease to USSR
69606 converted to Vee-tailed testbed
69607 Lend-Lease to USSR
69608 Lend-Lease to USSR
69610 Lend-Lease to USSR
69611 Lend-Lease to USSR
69613 Lend-Lease to USSR
69614 Lend-Lease to USSR
69615 Lend-Lease to USSR
69616 Lend-Lease to USSR
69617 Lend-Lease to USSR
69619 Lend-Lease to USSR
69622 Lend-Lease to USSR
69624 Lend-Lease to USSR
69625 Lend-Lease to USSR
69628 Lend-Lease to USSR
69630 Lend-Lease to USSR
69631 Lend-Lease to USSR
69637 Lend-Lease to USSR
69640 Lend-Lease to USSR
69641 Lend-Lease to USSR
69643 Lend-Lease to USSR
69646 Lend-Lease to USSR
42-69647 Bell RP-63A-11-BE Kingcobra
42-69648/69653 Bell P-63A-9-BE Kingcobra
69649 Lend-Lease to USSR
69651 Lend-Lease to USSR
69652 Lend-Lease to USSR
42-69654 Bell RP-63A-11-BE Kingcobra
42-69655/69768 Bell P-63A-9-BE Kingcobra
69655 Lend-Lease to USSR
69657/69661 Lend-Lease to USSR
69664 Lend-Lease to USSR
69666 Lend-Lease to USSR
69667 Lend-Lease to USSR
69670 Lend-Lease to USSR
69672 Lend-Lease to USSR
69673 Lend-Lease to USSR
69675 Lend-Lease to USSR
69676 Lend-Lease to USSR
69679 Lend-Lease to USSR
69681/69685 Lend-Lease to USSR
69687 Lend-Lease to USSR
69688 Lend-Lease to USSR
69691 Lend-Lease to USSR
69692 Lend-Lease to USSR
69694 Lend-Lease to USSR
69695 Lend-Lease to USSR
69697/69700 Lend-Lease to USSR
69702 Lend-Lease to USSR
69703 Lend-Lease to USSR
69705/69768 Lend-Lease to USSR
42-69769 Bell RP-63A-11-BE Kingcobra
42-69770 Bell P-63A-9-BE Kingcobra
Lend-Lease to USSR
42-69771 Bell RP-63A-11-BE Kingcobra
42-69772/69800 Bell P-63A-9-BE Kingcobra
69772/69800 Lend-Lease to USSR
69775 on display at Monino Aviation Museum, Moscow. Not sure if it is the genuine article.
42-69801 Bell RP-63A-11-BE Kingcobra
42-69802/69860 Bell P-63A-9-BE Kingcobra
69802/69836 Lend-Lease to USSR
69837
69838/69860 Lend-Lease to USSR
42-69861/69879 Bell P-63A-10-BE Kingcobra
69861/69878 Lend-Lease to USSR
69866 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls Field, MT. Crash landed at Ladd Field,
Fairbanks, AK 27Nov44.
69874 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls Field, MT. Damaged while parked in an
accident by P-63A 42-70489 at Tanacross Field (Station 16), AK 14Dec44
42-69880/69974 Bell RP-63A-12-BE Kingcobra
69904 3rd Ferrying Group, Romulus Field, Detroit, MI. Damaged taxying at Romulus Field
9Dec44.
42-69975/70685 Bell P-63A-10-BE Kingcobra
69975/70254 Lend-Lease to USSR
69984 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls Field, MT. Damaged in accident with P-38L
44-25089 taxying at Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada 23Jan45
69987 6th Ferrying Group, Long Beach Field, CA. Destroyed when crash landed on
fire at southwest of Page, ND 5Feb45.
69990 3rd Ferrying Group, Romulus Field, Detroit, MI. Damaged landing with
mechanical failure at Romulus Field 22Dec44
69992 6th Ferrying Group, Long Beach Field, CA. Substantially damaged taking off
from Niagara Falls Municipal Airport, NY 20Dec44
70004 3rd Ferrying Group, Romulus Field, Detroit, MI. Damaged landing at Romulus
Field 22Dec44
70039 Alaskan Division, Air Transport Command, Great Falls Field, MT. Destroyed
when crashed landing at Watson Lake, Yukon, Canada 8Jan45 (1KIS).
70090 5th Ferrying Group, Love Field, Dallas, TX. Crashed when the pilot bailed
out after engine failure two miles east of Palatine, Chicago, IL 26Dec44.
70128 Bell Aircraft Corporation, Wheatfield, NY. Damaged landing at Niagara
Falls Municipal Airport, NY 18Dec44.
70134 1455th Base Unit (Alaskan Division, Air Transport Command), Great Falls
Field, MT. Damaged taxying at Calgary Municipal Airport, Alberta 7Feb45.
70147 Air Service Command, Patterson Field, Dayton, OH. Damaged while parked in an accident by P-63C 43-11175 taxying at Fort Nelson, British Columbia, Canada 10Mar45.
70152 3rd Ferrying Group, Romulus Field, Detroit, MI. Damaged landing at
Truax Field, Madison, WI 31Jan45.
70159 crashed near Onaway, Alberta, Canada Feb 14, 1945 after midair collision with
P-63A 42-70168. Pilot killed.
70168 Alaskan Division, Air Transport Command, Great Falls Field, MT. Damaged
a mid-air collision with P-63A 42-70159 at Onaway, Alberta, Canada 14Feb45.
70229 3rd Ferrying Group, Romulus Field, Detroit, MI. Damaged landing at Bismark
Municipal Airport, ND 18Oct44.
70255 (MSN 33-131) 9/23/44: TOS USAAF. 9/25/44: Vandalia, OH for modifications.
Ca.12/44: Army Air Force Cold Weather Detachment, Ladd Field, AK. Flew from several other bases.
Pilot Wilbert “Dick” Dickmeyer named the plane “Edyth Louise” for his fiancé.
4/45 to late 10/45: WFU.
10/45: Ferried to US Aircraft Section, Air Materiel Command, Freeman Field, Seymour, IN.
Set aside for proposed USAAF aviation museum.
5/22/46: Flown to the aircraft storage area, 803rd Special Depot at Orchard Place Airport, Park Ridge, IL.
Total of 173 flying hours.
1960: To National Air Museum, Paul Garber facility, Silver Hill, MD.
1999: William Dickmeyer, who named the plane in 1944, toured the Garber Facility with his wife Edyth
Louise: he was allowed to sit in the cockpit
Still at the Paul Garber facility of the Smithsonian Institution.
70256/70651 Lend-Lease to USSR
70284 3508th Base Unit, Truax Field, Madison, WI. Damaged landing with mechanical
failure at Truax Field 19Oct44.
70393 3rd Ferrying Group, Romulus Field, Detroit, MI. Crashed after a mid-air
collision with P-63A 42-70412 on final approach five miles east of Great
Falls Field, MT 23Nov44.
70412 (3rd Ferrying Group) crashed Nov 23, 1944 after collision in midair with
P-63 42-70393on final approach to Great
Falls MT. Both planes crashed 5 mi. E of the Field. WASP pilot died from burns 48 hours later, the other
pilot survived.
70422 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls Field, MT. Substantially damaged in an
accident five miles southwest of Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada 21Dec44.
70467 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls Field, MT. Damaged taxying at Big Delta
Field (Station 17), Fort Greely, AK 26Nov44
70468 5th Ferrying Group, Love Field, Dallas, TX. Accident taking off from
Niagara Falls Municipal Airport, NY 13Nov44.
70489 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls Field, MT. Damaged in an accident with
parked P-63A 42-69874 at Tanacross Field (Station 16), AK 14Dec44.
Crashed when the pilot bailed out after mechanical failure at Tanacross 2Jan45.
70491 4th Ferrying Group, Memphis Municipal Airport, TN. Ctrashed after engine
failure one mile south of Miles City, MT 23Nov44 (1KIS).
70496 555th Base Unit, 5th Ferrying Group, Air Transport Command, Love Field,
Dallas, TX. Crash landed with mechanical failure at Niagara Falls
Municipal Airport, NY 12Nov44.
70503 Modified as a P-63U two-seat trainer by the USSR. Flight tested by
NII VVS (Naoochno-Issledovatel'skiy Institoot Voyenno-Vozdooshnykh
Seel - Scientific Testing Institute of the Air Force), USSR Nov46.
70596 Alaskan Division, Air Transport Command, Great Falls Field, MT. Damaged
in a mid-air collision at Kluane Lake, Burwash, Yukon, Canada 18Jan45.
70609 seen in 2006 at the Fighter Factory flight facility at Virginia Beach Apt, VA. Rebuilt using parts from
several other P-63s recovered in Russia. On display at Military Aviation Museum, Virginia Beach, Virginia as
"17" of V-VS that was recovered in pieces from Kuril Islands in 1998 (non-flyable and unregistered)
70618 Alaskan Division, Air Transport Command, Great Falls Field, MT. Landing gear
collapsed during emergency landing Nov 28, 1944 Windsor, Ontario, Canada
70628 21st Ferrying Group, Palm Springs Field, CA. Damaged by mechanical failure
taxying at Rochester Airport, MN 7Dec44
70640 Flight tested by NII VVS (Naoochno-Issledovatel'skiy Institoot
Voyenno-Vozdooshnykh Seel - Scientific Testing Institute of the Air Force),
USSR Mar45
70642 553rd Base Unit, 3rd Ferrying Group, Air Transport Command, Romulus Field,
Detroit, MI. Crash landed with mechanical failure two miles west of
Whitewater, WI 21Dec44.
70653/70685 Lend-Lease to USSR
70677 6th Ferrying Group, Long Beach Field, CA. Damaged landing at Niagara Falls
Municipal Airport, NY 19Dec44.
