1983 USAF Serial Numbers


Last revised September 14, 2008


83-0001/0002		Lockheed C-130H-LM Hercules 
				c/n 5015, 5017
				For Japan as 45-1073, 45-1074.
83-0003/0006		PDA Engineering LTV
83-0007			Lockheed C-130H-LM Hercules
				c/n 4993.  To US Coast Guard as 1705
83-0008/0009		Boeing E-3A Sentry 
				c/n 22836,22837
				All completed as E-3C
83-0010/0034		McDonnell Douglas F-15C-35-MC Eagle
				0010 c/n 0856/C270
				0011 c/n 0857/C271
				0012 c/n 0858/C272
				0013 c/n 0859/C273
				0014 c/n 0861/C274
				0015 c/n 0862/C275
				0016 c/n 0863/C276
				0017 c/n 0864/C277.  (1st FW, 71st FS) flown by Capt. Steven W. Tate
					shot down IrAF Mirage F.1EQ with AIM-7M Jan 17, 1991, Desert Storm.
				0018 c/n 0865/C278
				0019 c/n 0866/C279
				0020 c/n 0867/C280
				0021 c/n 0869/C281.  (71st FS, 1st FW) crashed into Arabian Gulf near
					Dharan, Saudi Arabia Nov 30, 1992
				0022 c/n 0870/C282.
				0023 c/n 0871/C283.
				0024 c/n 0872/C284.
				0025 c/n 0873/C285.
				0026 c/n 0874/C286
				0027 c/n 0875/C287
				0028 c/n 0876/C288
				0029 c/n 0878/C289
				0030 c/n 0880/C290.  
				0031 c/n 0881/C291
				0032 c/n 0883/C292
				0033 c/n 0885/C293.  (94th FS, 1st FW) crashed 100 km off coast of Virginia
					 Nov 24, 1997.  Pilot ejected safely
				0034 c/n 0887/C294.
83-0035/0043		McDonnell Douglas F-15C-36-MC Eagle
				0035 c/n 0890/C295
				0036 c/n 0892/C296
				0037 c/n 0894/C297
				0038 c/n 0897/C298
				0039 c/n 0899/C299
				0040 c/n 0902/C300
				0041 c/n 0903/C301
				0042 c/n 0905/C302
				0043 c/n 0907/C303
83-0044/0045		McDonnell Douglas F-15C-36-MC Eagle 
				Contract cancelled
83-0046/0048		McDonnell Douglas F-15D-35-MC Eagle
				0046 c/n 0860/D045
				0047 c/n 0868/D046
				0048 c/n 0886/D047
83-0049/0051		McDonnell Douglas F-15D-36-MC Eagle
				0049 c/n 0895/D048
				0050 c/n 0900/D049
				0051 was cancelled.
83-0052/0053		McDonnell Douglas F-15DJ-36-MC Eagle
				for Japan, Peace Eagle
				0052 c/n 0904/011 to JASDF as 52-8061.
				0053 c/n 0906/012 to JASDF as 52-8062.
83-0054/0055		McDonnell Douglas F-15C-35-MC Eagle 
				For Israel, Peace Fox III
				0054 c/n 0877/IC010 to IDF/AF as 505
				0055 c/n 0879/IC011 to IDF/AF as 519
83-0056/0062		McDonnell Douglas F-15C-36-MC Eagle 
				For Israel, Peace Fox III
				0056 c/n 0888/IC012 to IDF/AF as 525
				0057 c/n 0889/IC013 to IDF/AF as 530
				0058 c/n 0891/IC014 to IDF/AF as 541
				0059 c/n 0893/IC015 to IDF/AF as 552
				0060 c/n 0896/IC016 to IDF/AF as 560
				0061 c/n 0898/IC017 to IDF/AF as 575
				0062 c/n 0901/IC018 to IDF/AF as 583
83-0063/0064		McDonnell Douglas F-15D-35-MC Eagle 
				For Israel, Peace Fox III
				0063 c/n 0882/ID007 to IDF/AF as 223.  Crashed 4/10/1987
				0064 c/n 0884/ID008 to IDF/AF as 280.
83-0065/0071		Rockwell B-1B Lancer Lot II
				0065 (c/n 2) 'Star of Abilene' to be preserved at Dyess AFB, TX.  Noted at Dyess Linear Air Park Sep 2003
				0066 'Ole' Puss' to be preserved at Mountain Home AFB, ID
				0067 named 'Texas Raider'.  Delivered to South Dakota Air and Space Museum,
					Rapid City, SD Feb 4, 2005.
				0068 (c/n 5) 'Predator' to be preserved at McConnell AFB, KS.  Noted there Feb 29, 2004.
				0069 'Silent Penetrator' to be preserved at Robins AFB, GA
				0070 '7 Wishes' to be preserved at at Hill AFB, UT
				0071 'Spit Fire' suffered engine failure Dec 19, 1990.  Landed safely.  To be preserved
					at Tinker AFB, OK
83-0072/0074		Northrop F-5F Tiger II 
				0073 (c/n IS.1005) to Brazil in 1989 as 4806, Peace Amazon II
				0074 (c/n IS.1006) to Brazil in 1989 as 4807, Peace Amazon II.
83-0075/0082		McDonnell Douglas KC-10A Extender
				c/n 48216/48223
				0081 (305th AMW) in midair collision with F-16C 85-1469 Oct 28, 2005.
					(AFM 10/2005)
83-0083/0112		Northrop F-5E Tiger II 
				c/n VG.1040/VG.1069.  To Taiwan as 5313/5342.
				Some conversions to RF-5E:
					83-0085 ROCAF ser no 5501
					83-0086 ROCAF ser no 5502
					83-0087 ROCAF ser no 5503
					83-0088 ROCAF ser no 5504
					83-0091 ROCAF ser no 5505.  Previously was 5321 before conversion.
					83-0093 ROCAF ser no 5506
					83-0094 ROCAF ser no 5507
83-0113/0142		Northrop F-5F Tiger II 
				c/n VH.1010/VH.1039.  To Taiwan as 5387/5416
				0114 (5388) crashed Sept 30, 1997.
				0131 crashed Oct 3, 1992, killing both crew
83-0143/0472		Boeing AGM-86B ALCM missiles
83-0473/0485		Hughes AIM-120A AMRAAM missiles
83-0486/0489		Lockheed C-130H-LM Hercules 
				For Air National Guard
				0486 (c/n 382-5008)
				0487 (c/n 382-5012)
				0488 (c/n 382-5014)
				0489 (c/n 382-5018)
83-0490/0493		Lockheed LC-130H-LM Hercules 
				For Air National Guard
				0490 (c/n 382-5007)
				0491 (c/n 382-5010).  Nose hit hole during ski takeoff at Ford Range, Antarctica
					Dec 4, 2003.  Extensive damage to nose undercarriage.
				0492 (c/n 382-5013)
				0493 (c/n 382-5016)
83-0494/0499		Beechcraft C-12D Huron
83-0500/0502		Gulfstream C-20A 
				c/n 382,383,389.  Commercial Gulfstream III purchased by USAF for
					use as Presidential executive transport support.
				0500 (c/n 382) was previously N305GA to US Navy May 10, 2004 to replace VP-3A 150496.  USN serial is 830500
				0501 (c/n 383) was previously N308GA.  When used by US Army Corps of
					Engineers was registered as N65CE in 2004.  Noted at La Crosse, Wi 
					Aug 14, 2006 having reverted to military number.
				0502 (c/n 389) was previously N310GA.  To NASA Sep 2002 as N502NA.  
83-0503/0504		Lockheed KC-130T Hercules 
				0503 (c/n 382-5009) to US Marine Corps as BuNo 162785
				0504 (c/n 382-5011) to US Marine Corps as BuNo 162786
83-0505/0508		Lockheed HC-130H-7 Hercules
				c/n 4996,4999,5002,5005.  To US Coast Guard as 1706/1709

83-0510/0511		Boeing E-3A Sentry
				c/n 23428/23429.  To Saudi Arabia as 1817,1818.  1817 became RE-3A ELINT 
					and was reserialled 1901.
83-0512/0513		Shorts C-23A Sherpa 
				c/n SH.3100, SH.3101.  Carried British civil registrations of G-BLLJ, G-BLLK.
				0512 (c/n SH.3100) named "Zweibrucken".  To AMARC Dec 18, 1997 as CD0001
				0513 (c/n SH.3101) to AMARC Dec 23, 1997 as CD0003.  Now on 
					civilian registry as N46JH.
83-0514/0568		Ryan BQM-34A Firebee

83-0807/0808		Lockheed F-117A Nighthawk

83-1066/1087		General Dynamics F-16A Block 15Q Fighting Falcon
				c/n 61-619/640
				1066 to AMARC as FG0248 Oct 13, 1994.
				1067 w/o Dec 17, 1987, Pastrana
				1068 (c/n 61-621) to AMARC as FG0289 Nov 18, 1994.  To Portugal AF as FAP 15131
					under Peace Atlantis II.  Has had midlife update and now designated F-16AM
				1069 to AMARC as FG0168 Jun 7, 1994.
				1070 (c/n 61-623) to Danish AF as E-070 in 1997.  Redesignated
					F-16AM after midlife update.
				1071 (704th TFS) crashed 250 mi N of Anchorage, AK May 21, 1992.  Pilot ejected safely.
				1072 to AMARC as FG0255 Oct 17, 1994.
				1073 to AMARC as FG0260 Oct 21, 1994.  To Portual AF as FAP 15132
					under Peace Atlantis II
				1074 to Danish AF as E-074 in 1997.  Converted to F-16AM
				1075 (c/n 61-628) transferred to Denmark in 1994 (E-075). 
					Redesignated F-16AM after midlife update
				1076 (c/n 61-629)  to AMARC as FG0172 Jun 21, 1994.  To Portugal AF as FAP 15133
					under Peace Atlantis II.  Noted Jun 2003 as
					F-16AM after mid-life update.
				1077 to AMARC as FG0303 Dec 14, 1994.  To Portugal AF as FAP 15134
					under Peace Atlantis II
				1078 w/o 12/17/92, Bergstrom AFB, Texas
				1080 to AMARC as FG0221 Sep 12, 1994.  To Portugal AF as FAP 15135
					under Peace Atlantis II
				1081 to AMARC as FG0203 Aug 5, 1994.  To Portugal AF as FAP 15136
					under Peace Atlantis II
				1082 w/o Nov 17, 1989
				1083 to AMARC as FG0237 Oct 4, 1994.
				1084 to AMARC as FG0280 Nov 9, 1994.
				1085 to AMARC as FG0375 Jul 11, 1996.
				1086 w/o Feb 27, 1986
				1087 (c/n 61-640) to AMARC as FG0505
83-1088/1106		General Dynamics F-16A Block 15R Fighting Falcon
				c/n 61-641/659
				1088 to AMARC as FG0201 Jul 29, 1994
				1089 (c/n 61-642) w/o Jan 14, 1991, Everglades, FL
				1090 to AMARC as FG0178 Jul 5, 1994.  To Portugal AF as FAP 15141
					under Peace Atlantis II for spares recovery
				1092 to AMARC as FG0311 Feb 2, 1995.
				1093 to AMARC as FG0364 Jun 21, 1996.
				1094 to AMARC as FG0208 by Aug 12, 1994
				1096 to AMARC as FG0209 Aug 15, 1994
				1097 to AMARC as FG0363 Jun 21, 1996.
				1098 to AMARC as FG0361 Jun 18, 1996.
				1100 to AMARC as FG0374 Jul 3, 1996.
				1101 to AMARC as FG0218 Sep 6, 1994.
				1102 w/o Feb 19, 1993
				1103 to AMARC as FG0366 Jun 26, 1996.
				1104 to AMARC as FG0210 Aug 19, 1994.
				1105 to AMARC as FG0370 Jun 26, 1996.
				1106 to AMARC as FG0365 Jun 26, 1996.
83-1107/1117		General Dynamics F-16A Block 15S Fighting Falcon
				c/n 660/670
				1107 (c/n 61-660) transferred to Denmark in 1994 (E-107).
					Redesignated F-16AM after midlife update.
				1108 to AMARC as FG0362 Jun 18, 1996.
				1109 to AMARC as FG0373 Jul 3, 1996.
				1110 to AMARC as FG0367 Jun 26, 1996.
				1111 to AMARC as FG0369 Jul 26, 1996.
				1112 to AMARC as FG0288 Nov 18, 1994.
				1113 to AMARC as FG0322 Mar 31, 1995.
				1114 to AMARC as FG0376 Jul 11, 1996.
				1115 w/o March 22, 1987 off Japan
				1116 w/o Jan 4, 1989
				1117 w/o April 27, 1985
83-1118/1124		General Dynamics F-16C Block 25 Fighting Falcon
				c/n 5C-1/7
				1120 used as F-16ES testbed.  Used during 1996 to test divertless supersonic air intake
					for X-35 program.
				1124 converted to GF-16C, non-flyable
					aircraft used for mechanic training.  Seen at Sheppard AFB,TX Mar 10, 2004.
83-1125/1140		General Dynamics F-16C Block 25A Fighting Falcon
				c/n 5C-8/23
				1125 converted to GF-16C, non-flyable
					aircraft used for mechanic training.  Seen at Sheppard AFB,TX Mar 10, 2004.
				1127 to instructional airframe at Sheppard AFB, now designated GF-16C.
				1132 to AMARC as FG0564 Apr 22, 2008
				1133 (177th FW/119th FS) crashed near Warren Grove Weapons Training Range, NJ Jan 10, 2002.
					Pilot ejected safely.
				1134 w/o January 29, 1997.
				1138 (177th FW, 119th FS) crashed Aug 31, 2000 due to engine
					failure.  Pilot ejected safely.
				1139 w/o 9/01/92, Barry Goldwater range
83-1141/1165		General Dynamics F-16C Block 25B Fighting Falcon
				c/n 5C-24/48
				1143 (c/n 5C-26) to instructional airframe at Sheppard AFB, now designated GF-16C
				1147 to AMARC as FG0574 Jun 12, 2008
				1149 (c/n 5C-32) w/o Jul 25, 1987
				1151 (c/n 5C-34, 363rd TFW, 19th TFS) w/o September 3, 1990, United Arab Emirates.
				1159 (158th FW/134th FS, Vermont ANG) in landing accident at Burlington IAP,
					VT Apr 20, 2005.  AFM 12/2005
				1164 (c/n 5C-47, 56th FW/62nd FS) crashed into field 2 mi SW of Luke AFB, AZ 
					Apr 11, 2006 shortly after takeoff for fighter maneuvering 
					training mission.  Pilot ejected safely.  Eyewitnesses 
					reported large flames coming from the rear.  Cause was 
					engine explosion due to malfunction of rear compresssor 
					variable vane system.  AFM 11/2006, AFM 3/2007
				1165 (158th FW, "Lethal Lady") logged 7000 flight hours Mar 24, 2008,
					first USAF F-16C to do so.  Reportedly will be preserved.
83-1166/1171		General Dynamics F-16B Block 15Q Fighting Falcon
				c/n 62-116/121
				1167 (c/n 62-117) to AMARC as FG0192 Jul 25, 1994.  To Portugal AF as FAP 15138
					under Peace Atlantis II.  Has had midlife update and now designate F-16BM
				1168 (c/n 62-118) to AMARC as FG0299 Dec 9, 1994.  To Portugal AF as FAP 15139
					under Peace Atlantis II.  Has had midlife update and now designate F-16BM
				1169 w/o Mar 21, 2001 due to multiple birdstrikes.  Landed safely at Duke 
					Field and pilot got out OK, but aircraft was w/o due to fire caused 
					by fuel leak.
				1171 to AMARC as FG0204 Aug 5, 1994.  To Portugal AF as FAP 15140
					under Peace Atlantis II
83-1172/1173		General Dynamics F-16B Block 15S Fighting Falcon
				c/n 62-122/123.
				1173 w/o 7/1/94 
83-1174/1177		General Dynamics F-16D Block 25 Fighting Falcon
				c/n 5D-1/4.
83-1178/1180		General Dynamics F-16D Block 25A Fighting Falcon
				c/n 5D-5/7.
				1179 (56th FW, 61st FS) suffered electrical problem
					on approach to Luke AFB, AZ Sept 20, 1999.  Pilot Maj. 
					Sharon J. Preszler ejected safely, but plane crashed 
					through fence at end of runway.
83-1181/1185		General Dynamics F-16D Block 25B Fighting Falcon
				C/n 5D-8/12
83-1186/1188		General Dynamics F-16A Block 15T Fighting Falcon
				c/n 9P-4/6
				Built for export to Venezuela as FAV 9068, 0678, 3260, Peace Delta
				186 (c/n 9P-4) quoted as FAV 8900
83-1189/1191		General Dynamics F-16B Block 15T Fighting Falcon
				c/n 9Q-4/6
				Built for export to Venezuela as FAV 2337, 7635, 9583, Peace Delta
83-1192/1196		General Dynamics F-16A Block 15T Fighting Falcon
				Built by Fokker for Holland (J-192/196)
				1192 (c/n 6D-99, J-192) has had midlife update and now designated F-16AM
				1193 (c/n 6D-100, J-193) has had midlife update and now designated F-16AM.
				1194 (c/n 6D-101, J-194) and midlife update and redesignated F-16AM.
					Delivered to Chilean AF Sep 4, 2006 as 722.
				1195 (J-195) w/o Feb 10, 1993, Geffen
83-1197/1206		General Dynamics F-16A Block 15U Fighting Falcon
				built by Fokker for Holland (J-197/206)
				1197 (c/n 6D-104, J-197) has had midlife update and now designated F-16AM
				1198 (c/n 6D-105, J-198) has had midlife update and now designated F-16AM
				1199 (c/n 6D-106, J-199) has had midlife update and now designated F-16AM
				1200 (c/n 6D-107, J-200) w/o Feb 28, 1991 in North Sea
				1201 (c/n 6D-108, J-201) has had midlife update and now designated F-16AM
				1203 (c/n 6D-110, J-203) has had midlife update and now designated F-16AM
				1204 (c/n 6D-111, J-204) has had midlife update and now designated F-16AM
				1205 (c/n 6D-112, J-205) has had midlife update and now designated F-16AM.
					Sold to Chilean AF as 729.  Arrived in Chile Apr 12, 2007.
				1206 (c/n 6D-113, J-206) had midlife update and redesignated F-16AM.
					Crashed 35 km N of Vlieland Jun 15, 2001.
83-1207			General Dynamics F-16A Block 15W Fighting Falcon
				C/n 6D-114.  built by Fokker for Holland (J-207).  Has had midlife
					update and now designated F-16AM
83-1208/1209 		General Dynamics F-16B Block 15T Fighting Falcon 
				C/n 6E-27/30.  Built by Fokker for Holland (J-208/209).
				All have had midlife update and now designated F-16BM
83-1210/1211		General Dynamics F-16B Block 15U Fighting Falcon 
				built by Fokker for Holland (J-210/211)
				1211 (J-211) modified to F-16BM.  Sold to Chilean AF as 738.  Left Holland Jun 3, 2007
					for delivery to Chile.
83-1212			Lockheed MC-130H-LM Hercules (Combat Talon II)
				c/n 382-5004
				to Raner Robins AFB late 2006 to have center wing box replaced.

83-1285			Lockheed C-5B Galaxy
				AMP mods completed Oct 2005
83-1286/1310		Beechcraft MQM-107B Streaker    

83-4610/4617		Boeing C-22B 
				Ex-commercial 727-100 operated by ANG
				4610 (c/n 18811) was formerly B-727-035 N4610 of National Airlines.  National merged with
					Pan American and aircraft named 'Clipper Pathfinder'.   Purchased by USAF Aug 21, 1984.
					Sold Jan 11, 2002 to Dodson International Parts, Inc and then to Dodson Aviation Jan 14, 2002.  
					Registered to Dodson Aviation as N4610.  Seized by Zimbawean authorities for
					carrying suspected mercaneries and military equipment.  Dodson supposedly had sold
					the plane to a South African company, Logo Ltd.
				4612 (c/n 18813)was formerly N4612 of National Airlines.  Being scrapped
					2008 at Maxton-Laurinburg/Maxton NC airport.
				4615 (c/n 18816) was formerly N4615 of National Airlines.
					Named "Ring Leader".
				4616 (c/n 18817) was formerly N4616 of National Airlines.  Apparently registered to Grecoair Inc 
					Jan 30, 2004
				4611, 4613, 4614, 4617 were cancelled
83-4618			Boeing C-22C 
				Ex-commercial 727-200 c/n 21946, ex 9V-SGH, 9V-WGA, N48054,
					N8596C for ANG.  To AMARC as CU0003 Apr 23, 2001.
					Still on AMARC inventory Jan 15, 2008


			- Army serials start here -

83-23787/23834		Hughes/MDHC AH-64A Apache
				c/n PV012/PV059
				23787 (PV012) converted to AH-64D 96-5007
				23788 (PV013) converted to AH-64D 00-5213 (PVD213)
				23790 (PV015) converted to AH-64D 96-5024
				23794 converted to AH-64D 97-5032
				23796 converted to AH-64D 97-5045
				23800 (PV025) converted to AH-64D 96-5010 (PVD010)
				23803 converted to AH-64D 97-5014
				23804 (PV029). Has been converted to AH-64D
				23806 (PV031) converted to AH-64D 00-5163 (PVD163)
				23808 crashed in Alabama May 15, 2003 and suffered Class A damage.
				23810 converted to AH-64D 96-5013
				23812 (PV037) converted to AH-64D 00-5227 (PVD227)
				23815 suffered class B damage with D Company, 1-14th AVN Ft Rucker, AL Sep 20, 2001
				23816 converted to AH-64D 97-5031
				23818 converted to AH-64D 97-5033
				23819 converted to AH-64D 97-5040
				23791/92,98,99,807,12,13 converted to GAH-64A
				23822 suffered class B damage with 1-14th Avn at Ft Rucker, AL Feb 25, 1994.  Repaired
					Converted to AH-64D 97-5043
				23826 converted to AH-64D 97-5037
				23827 converted to AH-64D 98-5066
				23828 suffered class B damage Ft Campbell, KY May 16, 1995.
					Converted to AH-64D 99-5096
				23830 suffered class B damage with 1-4th Avn Ft Hood, TX Aug 14, 1990.  Repaired
				23831 converted to AH-64D 97-5046
				23832 converted to AH-64D 98-5089
				23834 converted to AH-64D 98-5049

83-23837/23932		Sikorsky UH-60A Blackhawk
				23837 (Colorado ANG/2-135th Avn) experienced white-out while
					approaching to land in snowy, mountainous area near Buckley, CO
					and crashed Mar 15, 2005. Main rotor struck tree, left
					main undercarriage started to plow into snow, tail rotor struck
					tree and gearbox assembly separated.  Main rotor struck more
					trees, then the ground and separated from helo.  Four crew members suffered only
					minor injuries but helicopter suffered Class A (repairable)
					damage.  AFM Apr 2006.
				23842 to Philippines
				23868 to RECAP
				23882 to Multinational Force and Observers Air Wing which patrols Israel/Egypt
					border.
				23885 to Multinational Force and Observers Air Wing which patrols Israel/Egypt
					border.
				23886 crashed Jul 6, 1989.
				23885 c/n 70.710
				23886 (c/n 70.711) and 23857 collided in midair near Pyongtaek, South Korea 12/22/1986. 
					23886 survived accident, since it was seen at Seoul Oct 2001
				23897 to RECAP at Corpus Christi Army Depot Jul 2007 for rebuild.
				23926 (C Company 2-2nd AVN) w/o Feb 4, 1999
				23949 with Indiana NG in 2007
					
				
83-24065/24076		Bell AH-1S Cobra

83-24102/24125		Boeing CH-47D Chinook
				Remanufactured from CH-47A,B,C.
				24102 (M.3032) was rebuilt CH-47B 66-19137
				24103 (M.3033) was rebuilt CH-47C 69-17126
				24104 (M.3034) was rebuilt CH-47A 64-13115
				24105 (M.3035) was rebuilt CH-47B 64-18483.  Converted to GCH-47D
				24106 (M.3036) was rebuilt CH-47C 69-17102.  Converted to GCH-47D
				24107 (M.3037) was rebuilt CH-47A 63-7922.  Rebuilt as CH-47F Improved
					Cargo Helicopter and reserialed 98-0011.  Made first flight
					May 26, 2001
				24108 (M.3038) was rebuilt CH-47B 67-18464.  Converted to GCH-47D.
					Noted stored at Knox AHP, Fort Rucker, AL Aug 20, 2003,
				24109 (M.3039) was ex CH-47C 70-15034.
				24110 (M.3040) was ex CH-47A 64-13111.  Converted to MH-47D
				24111 (M.3041) was ex CH-47A 63-7923
				24112 (M.3042) was ex CH-47B 67-18460.  Converted to GCH-47D
				24113 (M.3043) was ex CH-47C 68-15813
				24114 (M.3044) was ex CH-47A 64-13112.
				24115 (M.3045) was rebuilt CH-47B 67-18456.  Rebuilt as CH-47F
					Improved Cargo Helicopter and reserialed 98-0012.
				24116 (M.3046) was rebuilt CH-47C 68-15996
				24117 (M.3047) was rebuilt CH-47A 64-13118.  Converted to GCH-47D.
				24118 (M.3048) was rebuilt CH-47C 70-15010.  Converted to MH-47D
				24119 (M.3049) was rebuilt CH-47C 68-16014.
				24120 (M.3050) was rebuilt CH-47A 64-13122
				24121 (M.3051) was rebuilt CH-47C 67-18541
				24122 (M.3052) was rebuilt CH-47C 68-16001
				24123 (M.3053) was rebuilt CH-47A 64-13127.  With B Coy/3-82nd AV aft pylon
					torn away in taxiing collision with another CH-47 in Iraq Aug 10, 2007. 
				24124 (M.3054) was rebuilt CH-47C 69-17109
				24125 (M.3055) was rebuilt 64-13108.
83-24126		Aero Commander 680W
				c/n 680W-1772-10 
				Once reported to be ex-civilian aircraft confiscated 
					from drug runners, but actually had been owned by
					government entities since new.  Sold to US
					Department of the Interior in 1968 after having
					been re-registered from N4730E.  Later registered
					as N611, then N611MF.  Sold to Army in April 1983 
					and allocated serial 83-24126.  Sold in Nov 1992
					to NASA as N514NA. 
83-24127		Aero Commander 680 
				c/n 680FLP-1696-36
				Once reported to be ex-civilian aircraft confiscated from
					drug runners, but actually had been owned by
					government entities since new.  Sold in Sept 1967
					to US Department of the Interior as N4923E.  
					Converted to Turbo 800 in Oct 1974.  Sold to 
					TVA in April 1978.  To US Army as 83-24127 in
					March of 1983.  sold as N4923E again in Aug 1986
					to US Department of Justice.  Sold to Kern
					County Fire Department, Bakersfield, CA in 
					Dec 1988, reregistered as N911KC.
83-24128		Beech Model 65 Queen Air
				ex-civilian aircraft confiscated from
					drug runners.  This plane may actually be a Baron
83-24129/24144		Bell OH-58D Kiowa 
				Remanufactured from OH-58A
				24129 was 69-16169
				24130 was 69-16317.  Crashed Mar 21, 1992.
				24131 was 69-16103
				24132 was 68-16868
				24133 was 68-16861
				24134 was 68-16922
				24135 was 70-15051
				24136 was 70-15051
				24136 was 69-16348
				24137 was 68-16717
				24138 was 70-15102
				24139 was 70-15103
				24140 was 69-16340
				24141 was 70-15232
				24142 was 68-16980
				24143 was 70-15111
				24144 was 69-16318
83-24145/24150		Beech C-12D Huron
				c/n BP-034/039
				24147 (C-12D-1) in accident at Clarksburg/Harrison-Marion RAP,
					WVA Jan 27, 2005.  (AFM Apr 2006)
				24193 and 24194 in storage at Mercer County APT, NJ.
83-24151		Cessna 310 
				ex-civilian aircraft confiscated from drug runners

83-24188		Beech Model 65 Queen Air 
				ex-civilian aircraft (c/n LC-70) with sequence of registrations N936B, N5555L, N5595L
					seized by US government.  Returned to civil registry in 1995 as N61669, then N188.
83-24189/24199		Bell AH-1S Cobra 
				c/n 22337/22347
				Listed as FMS, 4 for Israel, 7 for Greece.  Not sure if these were delivered, since
					they show up as being in the inventory of US Army.
				24190 (c/n 22338) taken from storage at Fort Drum, NY and moved
					go DynCorp, Puerto Rico for assessment and possible
					transfer to Pakistan Army.  Refurbished for supply to
					Pakistan Army.
				24191 (AH-1F) noted in storage at Fort Drum, NY. May 21, 2001
				24193 (c/n 22341) noted May 16, 2001 withrawn from use with 1-150th AVN
				24194 (c/n 22342) noted May 16, 2001 in use with 1-150th AVN.  Registered N107Z Apr 30, 2004
				24195/24199 (c/n 22343/22347) all noted May 18, 2001 as withdrawn from use 
					with 1-158th CAV.
					24195/24196 taken from storage at Fort Drum, NY and moved to
					DynCorp, Puerto Rico for assessment and possible transfer
					to Pakistan Army.  Refurbished for supply to Pakistan Army.
					24197 (c/n 22345) registered N197LE May 12, 2006
					24198/24199 taken from storage at Fort Drum, NY and moved to
					DynCorp, Puerto Rico for assessment and possible transfer
					to Pakistan Army.  Refurbished for supply to
					Pakistan Army.


83-24313/24318		Beech RC-12D Huron
				c/n GR-014/019.  All converted to RC-12H and used
				for military intelligence in Korea.

83-24370		Beech QA-65