US Navy and US Marine Corps BuNos

Third Series (21192 to 30146)


Last revised August 26, 2008


21192/21232		Canadian Car and Foundry SBW-1 Helldiver
				License-built version of SB2C-1C
				21198 converted to SBW-3
				21201 and 21202 were SBW-1B for Royal Navy as JW101/JW102
				21206 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				21232 converted to SBW-5 - cancelled
21232			Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina
				BuNo reassigned from cancelled SBW-5.   On civil registry as
				N2763A as one of the Alaska Coastal-Ellis Airlines planes that went
				to US Virgin Islands in 1970.  Offered for sale on eBay.
21233/21645		Canadian Car and Foundry SBW-3 Helldiver
				License-built equivalent of SB2C-3
21646/21741		Canadian Car and Foundry SBW-4E Helldiver
				License-built equivalent of SB2C-4E
21742-22006		Douglas BT2D-1, -1Q
				contract cancelled
22007/22256		Curtiss SO3C-2C Seagull
				For Royal Navy as Seamew (FN450/649, JW550/599).  There is a
					record of only FN453, 463/467, 472/475, 483, 489, 573, 608, 22,
					631 being delivered.
				22025 lost Aug 9, 1944 in collision with an obstacle.
22257/22856		Curtiss SO3C-3 Seagull
				Contract cancelled
22257/22856		Martin AM-1 Mauler
				BuNos reassigned from cancelled SO3C-3 batch.
				22296, 22346-22355 as AM-1Q
				22356/22856 cancelled
				22264 swerved off runway on takeoff NAS Columbus, OH
					3/23/1952.
				22265 spun-in during landing NAS Quonset Point, RI
					2/24/1948.  Pilot killed.
				22271 (VA-85) hit barrier on landing on USS Midway
					5/4/1949.
				22273 (VA-45) in midair with 22314 during joinup near
					Mayport NAAS 8/25/1949.  Pilot killed.
				22285 (VA-174) crashed on landing at NAS Cecil Field,
					FL.  Pilot killed.
				22288 (VA-44) in taxi accident 8/2/1949.
				22290 (VA-703) swerved of runway at NAS Dallas, TX 
					during takeoff 7/8/1951.
				22291 (VA-44) undershot landing near NAAS Green Cove
					Springs, FL. 10/6/1949.
				22292 (VA-44) wing failed on dive pullout 6/6/1949 near
					Jacksonville, FL.  Pilot killed.
				22294 (VA-44) in late pullout from dive 8/4/1949.
					Pilot killed.
				22301 (VA-735) crashed through trees into slope near
					Lansing, MI 8/11/1951.  Pilot killed.
				22303 (VA-174) crashed into Naragansett Bay, RI 
					11/30/1948.  Pilot killed.
				22310 (VA-174) spun in after takeoff USS Leyte 1/19/1949.
					Pilot injured.
				22312 (VA-174) hit barrier landing on USS Leyte
					1/13/1949.
				22314 (VA-45) in midair with 22273 during joinup near 
					Mayport NAAS, FL 8/25/1949.  Pilot killed.
				22315 (VA-174) in midair fire 9/17/48 Otis Field, MA.
					Undershot landing 300 feet short of runway.
				22321 (VA-174) hard landing 1/13/1949, USS Leyte
				22326 (VA-84) force landed after fuel exhaustion
					Flemings Island, FL 6/12/1949.
				22331 (VA-85) had engine failure near St Augustine, FL
					12/22/1948.  Pilot bailed out.
				22333 (VA-673) ditched offshore from Miami, FL
					9/4/1951.
				22338 (VA-85) ditched off Midway CVB-41 6/27/1949.
				22341 engine failure 4/22/1950 NAS Olathe, KA.  Pilot
					bailed out at low altitude and was killed.
				22350 stalled on landing at Groton, CT and hit trees 
					short of runway 7/25/1950.
22453/22458		Bell HTL-1
				BuNos reassigned from cancelled AM-1 batch. 
				There was no 22455
22857/23656		General Motors TBM-3 Avenger
				c/n 1/800
				23246 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL436.  No record of fate
				23286 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL501.  No record of fate
				23307 was a member of the famous Flight 19 which was
					lost out of NAS Ft Lauderdale, FL Dec 5, 1945.
					It was flown by the flight leader, Lt. Charles
					Carroll Taylor.
				23602 (c/n 746) reported 1979 at Bradley Air Museum, Windsor Locks, CT.
					Destroyed by tornado Oct 3, 1980.  Front fuselage noted May 2006 on display at
					Connecticut Historical Aviation Collection (New England Air
					Museum), Windsor Locks, CT
23657/23756		Beech GB-2
				Most transferred to USAAF
				23657 to USAAF as 44-67700
				23661/23665 to USAAF as 44-67701/67705
				23669 to France as F-BEXJ for Societe Air Madagascar
				23671/23678 to USAAF as 44-67706/67713
				23679 to USAAF as 44-67765
				23680 to USAAF as 44-67715
				23681 to USAAF as 44-67766
				23682/23689 to USAAF as 44-67717/67724.  23688 Noted 1988 on USS Yorktown,
					Patriots Point, SC, now at National Museum of Naval
					Aviation, Pensacola, FL.  23689 was originally allocated to the
					aircraft that became 44-67724, but was not taken up.  It seems that 23689
					became 44-67767 instead.
					23687 (c/n 6699) to USAAF as 44-67722.  Returned to USN
						as 32872.
				23690 to USAAF as 44-67768
				23691/23692 to USAAF as 44-67726/67727. Also listed as being
					44-67769/67770.  I wonder if the first batch was not taken up.  Need
					confirmation.  
				23693/23696 to USAAF as 44-67771/67774.
				23697/23701 to USAAF as 44-67800/67804.
					This conflicts with Air-Britain which has 23703 becoming 44-67738
				23706 (c/n 6723) was ex-USAAF 44-76041, accepted May 15, 1944.  SOC Oct 31, 1946
					and to civil registry as N68113.  Later changed to N192H
				23721 (c/n 6738) was former USAAAF 44-76056. Became NC67718, then XB-LEQ,
					then N4926V, then N1126V, then F-AZJP (F-AZGU originally reserved
					but NTU)
				23736 (c/n 6916) was ex-USAAF 44-76071, accepted May 27, 1944.  SOC
					Jul 31, 1946.  To civil registry as N67426.  Later changed to N44GM
				23743 (c/n 6923) on civil registry as N44562
				23747 (c/n 6927) on civil registry as N4607N
				23749 sold as surplus 2/47.
23757/23856		Beech SNB-2C Navigator
				Many were upgraded to SNB-5 standards
				23783 acquired by US Army as VC-45J VIP transport
				23789 upgraded to SNB-5/RC-45J.  To civil registry as N75019
				23791 upgraded to SNB-5/TC-45J.  To civil registry as N10909
				23793 to N5646
				23806 upgraded to SNB-5/UC-45J.  To civil registry as N11246
				23815 upgraded to SNB-5/UC-45J.  To civil registry as N987SC
				23818 seen in US Army insignia at JFK Center for Special Warfare, Fort Bragg, NC.
				23822 acquired by US Army as C-45J
				23824 (c/n 6103) converted by US Army to C-45J tricycle undercarriage configuration.
					Became N38546, later N5351G, later N169GC.
				23829 former AT-7C 43-33553.  Converted to NB-3 then SNB-5 (c/n 6113).  Acquired by
					US Army as TC-45J. Redesignated UC-45J in 1962.  Converted to tricycle
					undercarriage configuration and redesignated NC-45J.  To
					US Department of Agriculture Nov 1974 as N90809.  Went to the Confederate AF October 1978;
					registration cancelled March 1986.
				23835 upgraded to SNB-5/TC-45J.  To civil registry as N231LJ
				23843 upgraded to SNB-5.  To civil registry as N90265
				23851 (UC-45J) at Monroe Aviation Historical Museum, Monroe, LA without wings, engine, and tail.
23857/24140		Grumman TBF-1 Avenger
				23857/24086 c/n 4540/4769
				24087/24520 c/n 4970/5403
				23869 (VT-7) 1-Jun-43; crashed during dummy torpedo 
					runs, 7mi.off Pt. Loma, CA; 2 killed
				23904 (VC-42) Clover Field, WA; 6-Aug-43; Flew into 
					water during low level bombing practice; crew OK.
				23906 (VC-18) NAS San Diego, CA 26-Jun-43  Left wing came 
					off during glide bomb practice, on dive pull-out;
					1mi.N,Otay Target; 3 killed
				23914 (VC-58) 16-Jun-43-nite; NAS Clover Valley, Wa; 
					VC-58 used by VC-55; 3/missing
				23939 (VTB-OTU1) collided with TBF-1 23949 w mi NE of airfield
					killing Royal Navy crewmember.
				23949 (VTB-OTU1) collided with TBF-1 23949 w mi NE of airfield
					killing Royal Navy crewmember.
				23990 ditched at sea on flight from Fort Lauderdale, FL.  Date?
				24016 (VC-19) Croatan CVE-25; 7-Jul-43; Stalled on take-
					off, sank
				24027 (VC-50) wing failed in level flight Sept 3, 1943.
					3 crew killed.
				24028 (VT-2) NAS Quonset Point, RI; 3-Aug-43; Fuel 
					exhaustion, ditched; 1mi.SE,Quonset Pt.field 
					during nav flt
				24085 (c/n 4968 (or is it 4768) reported 1976 stored at NASM Silver
					Hill, MD.
				24108 (VT-8) NAAS Chincoteague, Va; 28-Jul-43; FCLP; Low 
					altitude stall
				24125 (CASU-22, VC-43) in midair with 24130 Aug 27, 1943 
					during torpedo practice near Nashawens Island, 
					Mass.  2 bailed out, one killed.
				24130 (CASU-22, VC-43) in midair with 24125 Aug 27, 1943 
					during torpedo practice near Nashawens Island, 
					Mass.  1 bailed out, two killed.
24141			Grumman XTBF-3 Avenger
				Became flying test bed for Halford H-1B
				turbojet.
24142/24241		Grumman TBF-1 Avenger
				24167 (VMTB-134, MBDAG-42) 20-Jul-43; Ditched during 
					torpedo runs;12mi.SE,MCAS Santa Barbara,Ca.
				24174 (VT-1) stalled on takeoff from CVE-20 Barnes Aug 
					24, 1943 and sank.  3 crew injured.
				24205 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL437.  No record of fate
				24221 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL438.  No record of fate
				24237 (VT-1) ditched during torpedo training Aug 9, 1943.
24242/24340		Grumman TBF-1C Avenger
				24257 (VD-29) waved off and ditched from Santee CVE-29.
					Crew OK.  Date??
				24261 (VC-9) crashed off bow of USS Solomons CVD-57 when catapult failed Apr 22, 1944.  
				24279 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				24295 (VC-9) hit ramp landing USS Solomons and crashed 25 March 1944; one dead
				24328 to New Zealand as NZ2501
				24332 to New Zealand as NZ2502
				24335 to New Zealand as NZ2503
				24336 (c/n 5219) to New Zealand as NZ2504.  Reported 1959 on display at
					Te Rapa, New Zealand.  Noted 1989 at RNZAF Museum, Wigram, 
					NZ painted as NZ2521, which had been lost over Rabaul May 31, 1944.
				24337 (c/n 5220) to New Zealand as NZ2505.  Reported 1969 at playground
					at Opunake, New Zealand and in 1973 with preservation group at
					Wellington, NZ.
				24339 to New Zealand as NZ2506
24341			Grumman XTBF-3 Avenger
24342/24520		Grumman TBF-1C Avenger
				24398 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL502.  No record of fate
				24407 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				24459 to New Zealand as NZ2507
				24460 to New Zealand as NZ2508.   Royal Navy records say that this
					aircraft was reconditioned and transferred to them Jul 31, 1945
					as VL405 but gives no record of use or fate.  Maybe it
					went to New Zealand first.
				24461 to New Zealand as NZ2509
				24462 to New Zealand as NZ2510
				24463 to New Zealand as NZ2511.  24463 also listed as being destroyed on 
					ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok
				24464 to New Zealand as NZ2512
				24465 to New Zealand as NZ2513
				24466 to New Zealand as NZ2514
				24467 to New Zealand as NZ2515
				24469 to New Zealand as NZ2516
				24481 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				24501 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL439.  No record of fate
				24516 crashed 1mi W of Palmdale, CA Oct 11, 1944.
24521/25070		General Motors TBM-1 Avenger
				24573 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL440.  No record of fate
				24661 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL407.  No record of fate
				24766/24795 to Royal Navy as JZ301/JZ330
				24814 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL441.  No record of fate
				24846 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL401.  No record of fate
				24862 in mid-air Sept 12, 1942 east of NAS Ft. Lauderdale, FL.  One killed, one bailed out.
				24876/24905 to Royal Navy as JZ331/JZ360.
				24957 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL442.  No record of fate
				24976 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL443.  No record of fate
				25041 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL444.  No record of fate
				25055 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL445.  No record of fate
25071/25720		General Motors TBM-1C Avenger
				25076/25105 to Royal Navy as JZ361/JZ390
				25154 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				25170 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				25187 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				25175 converted to XTBM-3
				25266 suffered loss of power when approaching to land at NAS San Diego
					Aug 23, 1945 and struck parked R5C-1 39536.  Both aircraft destroyed
					by fire, but all occupants escaped unhurt.
				25292 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				25306 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				25333 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				25334 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				25336/25355 to Royal Navy as JZ421/JZ440
				25368 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				25408 (VC-69) ditched at sea May 13, 1945 due to hydraulic failure.  Crew survived.
				25414 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				25416 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				25423 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				25441 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				25446/25465 to Royal Navy as JZ441/JZ460
				25501 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL448.  No record of fate
				25504 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL449.  No record of fate
				25513 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				25514 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				25521 converted to XTBM-3
				25533 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL409.  No record of fate
				25542 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
					Royal Navy records say aircraft was reconditioned and 
					transferred to them Jul 31, 1945 as VL450, but there is no
					record of use or fate.
				25543 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL410.  No record of fate
				25556/25575 to Royal Navy as JZ461/JZ480
				25594 (VT-92) crashed in Marquesas Bay, FL Beb 5, 1945 on practice torpedo run.
					Both crew killed.
				25603 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL451.  No record of fate
				25636 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL452.  No record of fate
				25676/25695 to Royal Navy as JZ481/JZ500
				25697 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				25700	converted to XTBM-3.  Became prototype for TBM-3W AEW version
				25703 reconditioned and transferred to Royal Navy Jul 31, 1945 as
					VL453.  No record of fate
25721/26195		Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat
				25724 crashed into sea 10 mi E of New Smyrna, FL Oct 9, 1944.  Plane was observed
					to go into spin at 6000 feet during a rapid maneuver while
					squadron was being instructed in gunnery tactics.  Pilot killed.
				25744 (VF-8) collided with F6F-3 BuNo 25776 15 mi E of Kitty Hawk, NC Jul 13, 1943.
					Both pilots killed.
				25776 (VF-8) collided with F6F-3 BuNo 25744 15 mi E of Kitty Hawk, NC Jul 13, 1943.
					Both pilots killed.
				25778/25787 to Royal Navy as FN370/FN379
				25848 (VF-31) crashed into sea S of Brenton Reef, RI Jul 16, 1943 while engaged in maneuvering
					with Army P-47.  Pilot killed.
				25862 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				25868/25877 to Royal Navy as FN380/FN389
				25897 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				25934 destroyed on ground by crashing PB4Y-1 38766 Aug 9, 1944, Eniwetok.
				25958/25967 to Royal Navy as FN390/FN399
				26047 (F-31) collided with TBF and crashed into sea while on antisubmarine patrol 
					near Penas Point, Trinidad Sep 19, 1943.  Pilot killed.  TBF landed safely with damage.
				26053/26062 to Royal Navy as FN410/FN419
26196/26425		Piper NE-1 
				26406 (VR-2) damaged in ground accident at Palmdale AAF, CA Apr 20, 1945.
26426 			Schweizer LNS-1
				Cancelled contract
26427/27851		North American SNJ-4 Texan
				26427/26442 c/n 88-10322/10337	(16)
					26427 (c/n 88-10322) to FAA as NC349 and returned
				26443/26513 c/n 88-10370/10440	(71)
					26453 (c/n 88-10380) to Thai AF as F8-50/93
					26458 (c/n 88-10385) with VMF-211 lost Feb 25, 1943, Palmyra Atoll.
					26488 (c/n 88-10415) to FAA as NC295 and returned
					26499 (c/n 88-10426) to Norwegian AF as M-BN.  To Turkish AF
						as 7362 Oct 6, 1955.
				26514/26588 c/n 88-10678/10752 (75)
					26539 (c/n 88-10703) to FAA as NC325 and returned
					26548 (c/n 88-10712) to FAA as NC285 and returned
					26550 (c/n 88-10714) to FAA as NC311
					26552 (c/n 88-10716) to FAA as NC276 and returned
				26589/26628 c/n 88-10883/10922	(40)
					26590 (c/n 88-10884) to FAA as NC298 and returned
					26598 (c/n 88-10892) to FAA as NC312 and returned
					26603 (c/n 88-10897) to FAA as NC347 and returned
					26608 (c/n 88-10892) to FAA as NC315
					26610 (c/n 88-10894) to FAA as NC306 and returned
					26611 (c/n 88-10895) to FAA as NC304 and returned
					26614 (c/n 88-10898) to FAA as NC326 and returned
				26629/26668 c/n 88-11003/11042	(40)
					26632 (c/n 88-11006) to FAA as NC319
					26633 (c/n 88-11007) to FAA as NC313
					26634 (c/n 88-11008) to FAA as NC320 and returned
					26637 (c/n 88-11011) to FAA as NC327
					26655 (c/n 88-11029) to FAA as NC329 and returned
					26659 (c/n 88-11033) to FAA as NC263 and returned
					26661 (c/n 88-11035) to FAA as NC271 and returned
				26669/26708 c/n 88-11083/11122	(40)
					26688 (c/n 88-11102) to Thai AF as F8-52/93
					26693 (c/n 88-11107) to FAA as NC324 and returned
				26709/26748 c/n 88-11193/11232	(40)
					26715 (c/n 88-11199) to FAA as NC275 and returned
					26728 (c/n 88-11212) to FAA as NC339 and returned
					26734 (c/n 88-11218) to FAA as NC301 and returned
					26738 (c/n 88-11222) to FAA as NC267 and returned
					26745 (c/n 88-11229) to FAA as NC279 and returned
					26747 (c/n 88-11231) to FAA as NC338 and returned
				26749/26788 c/n 88-11313/11352	(40)
					26769 (c/n 88-11333) to Thai AF as F8-53/93
					26785 (c/n 88-11349) to Thai AF as F8-54/93
				26789/26828 c/n 88-11433/11472	(40)
					26800 to RAF as KE305
					26811 (c/n 88-11455) to Thai AF as F8-56/93
					26812 to RAF as KE306
					26816/26818 to RAF as KE307/KE309
				26829/26868 c/n 88-11513/11552 (40)
					26834 (88-11518) to Thai AF as F8-90/93
					26861 (88-11545) to Norwegian AF as M-BG.  To Turkish AF as
						7368 Oct 6, 1955.
				26869/26938 c/n 88-11688/11757 (70)
				26939/27018 c/n 88-11798/11867 (70)
					26943 to YV-ARU
					26980 (c/n 88-11839) to Thai AF as F8-57/93
				27009/27129 c/n 88-11908/12028 (121)
					27094 to YV-ARI
					27109 (c/n 88-12008) to Thai AF as F8-58/93
				27130/27179 c/n 88-12073/12122 (50)
					27154 (c/n 88-12097) registration N103LT reserved Nov 4, 2005, taken
						up Jan 5, 2006.  Owner is American Airpower Heritage
						Museum, Midland, TX.
				27180/27229 c/n 88-12175/12224	(50)
					27192 to YV-ASE
					27222 (c/n 88-12217) registered N712AW Feb 25, 2008.  Has
						been stored since Jun 1986
				27230/27278 c/n 88-12266/12314	(49)
					27234 (c/n 88-12270) registered N714AW Feb 25, 2008.  Has been
						stored since Jun 1986
					27255 (c/n 88-12291) to civil registry as N9528C, then N86WW
					27259 (c/n 88-12295) to Thai AF as F8-60/93
					27268 (c/n 88-12304) to Spanish AF as C.6-180.  W/o Mar 9, 1977
				27279/27300 c/n 88-12335/12356	(22)
					27298 to YV-ASA
				27301/27328 c/n 88-12401/12428	(28)
					27320 (c/n 88-12420) to Brazil as FAB 1469, then to Paraguay
						as FAP 0133, later FAP0108.  Registered VH-TOA Jun 16, 1995.
				27329/27378 c/n 88-12485/12534 (50)
					27352 on civil registry as N7058C
					27357 force landed 1 mi S oF Falmouth, KY Jul 6, 1947
				27379/27428 c/n 88-12615/12664	(50)
					27383 (c/n 88-12619) became N2269S, then XB-GVK, then XB-HLM
						Mar 1998.
					27386 (c/n 88-12622) to civil registry as N7061C
				27429/27478 c/n 88-12705/12754	(50)
					27437 (c/n 88-12713) registered N6513A Mar 20, 2007.
				27479/27528 c/n 88-12815/12864	(50)
					27485 to YV-ARA
					27491 to Honduras AF as FAH 202
				27529/28578 c/n 88-12925/12974	(50)
					27560 on civil registry as NX30CE and converted to look like a P-64.  Now in Thailand.
				27579/27628 c/n 88-13035/13084	(50)
					27594 (cn 88-13050) became N9183H, then SAAF 7646, then N7646S.  Presumably sold
						to owner in Germany, as registration D-FFCI reserved Aug 11, 2003
					27600 to YV-ASI
				27629/27678 c/n 88-13125/13174	(50)
					27668 (c/n 88-13164) to civilian registry as N7070C
					27675 (c/n 88-13171) to civil registry as N7062C.  Converted
						into a Kate replica for filming of 'Tora! Tora! Tora!'
				27679/27728 c/n 88-13235/13284 	(50)
					27680 (c/n 88-13236) to Spanish AF as C.6-177
				27729/27778 c/n 88-13345/13394	(50)
					27754 to civil registry as N7090C
					27768 to civil registry as N101VT
				27779/27828 c/n 88-13475/13524 (50)
					27813 (c/n 88-13509) became N6171Q.  Reported sold to owner
						in South Africa Feb 2005.
					27824 (c/n 88-13520) to Spanish AF as C.6-160
				27829/27851 c/n 88-13565/13587 (23)
					27842 (c/n 88-13578) to Spanish AF as C.6-159.  Noted preserved at
						Cuatro Vientos Jun 2004 as 'C.6-35'
					27844 (c/n 88-13580) to Spanish AF as C.6-158
					27845 (c/n 88-13581) to Spanish AF as C.6-157.  Sold May 1982, became
						N29910
					28751 (c/n 88-13587) to civil registry as N4138A, then N97TR.
						Damaged after landing gear collapsed during ground loop,
						Bellingham, WA Aug 17, 1982 and rebuilt.
27852			Consolidated XP4Y-1 Corregidor
27853/27856		Naval Aircraft Factory XTDN-1 
27857/27858		Interstate XTDR-1 
				Originally ordered with BuNos 37635/37636
27859/27958		Interstate TDR-1 
27959			Lockheed R5O-3  
27960/28058		Boeing/Stearman N2S-4
				27960/27974 c/n 75-3234/75-3248
				27975/28058 c/n 75-3250/75-3333
					28011 (c/n 75-3286) ex USAAF 41-25848.  Became N65335, 
						then C-GBLQ, then F-WZEE, then F-AZEE. Badly damaged
						in forced landing at Kirn, West Germany May 18, 1986
					28021 (C/n 75-3296) became N63914.  Registration ZS-ACK was 
						reserved Mar 6, 2003 for an unknown South African owner.
28059/29213		Douglas SBD-5 Dauntless
				c/n 3406/4560 
				28060 spun in after pullout from bomb run near
					NAS Corpus Christi, TX 11/27/1944.  Both
					Crew killed.
				28076 force landed after takeoff from NAS Deland,
					FL 11/22/1944.  Pilot OK.
				28116 (CAU-32) crashed in Pacific 3/5/1945.
				28118 lost 40 mi E of Ft Lauderdale, FL 3/6/1945.
					2 crew missing.  I have this one also have
					been involved in a wheels up landing 5/8/1945
					Ft Lauderdale, FL.
				28119 (VJ-13) crashed into house on takeoff from
					Moon Island, WA 8/14/1944.  2 crew injured.
				28136 (VN19D8) NAAS Chase Fld, Tx; 07.11/45: 
					Solo; Stalled on wave-off, landing; Pilot OK
				28162 (VS-59) ditched 5/15/1945.  Crew OK.
				28166 on display at Flying Leathernecks Aviation Museum.
				28237 force-landed during bomb training NAS
					Jacksonville, FL. 10/15/1944.  Crew injured.
				28238 (VN19D8) 09/18/45; Mid-air with 36136 during sqd 
					tactics; pilot killed
				28268 (VJ-10) spun in while pulling target for AA and
					crashed near NAS Whidbey Island, WA 12/22/1944.
					2 crew killed.
				28271 (VMF-452) wave-off MCAS EL Toro, CA and spun-
					in on landing 12/06/1944.  Pilot killed.
				28278 force landed in rough terrain FL 5/7/1945.
					SOC.  Crew OK.
				28355 collision with obstacle 5/20/1945 Kalalui Pool,
					Maui, HI.  SOC.
				28361 suffered fuel exhaustion during bomb practice
					near NAAS Cecil Field, FL. 9/20/1944.  Crew
					bailed out.
				28378 (VMF-311 force-landed on Roi Island during
					non-combat mission 8/18/1944.  Pilot OK.
				28379 had mid-air during bomb practice 11/17/1944.
					Pilot parachuted to safety.
				28410 gear collapsed on landing Banning, CA 5/2/1945.
					SOC.
				28426 (VTB,OTU#1)ditched off Ft Lauderdale, FL 
					6/28/1945.  Crew OK.
				28435 to New Zealand as NZ5066.
				28452 lost on delivery flight to New Zealand.
				28486 spun in on landing at NAS Miami, FL 3/5/1945.
					Pilot killed.
				28459 (VMO-155) crashed on non-combat mission 
					12/10/1944.
				29498 to civil registry as HC-AAH
				28503 crashed during bomb practice near NAS Deland, FL
					10/26/1944.  Crew killed.
				28516 to New Zealand as NZ5060.
				28526 to New Zealand as NZ5061.
				28535 (c/n 3883) to New Zealand as NZ5062.  By late 1960s was
					used by MGM Studios, Culver City, CA as wind machine.
					Moved to The Air Museum, Ontario, CA.  Registered 1987
					as N670AM.
				28536 to New Zealand as NZ5062.  Noted as NX670AM at Planes of Fame Jan 13, 2002.  Was NX670AM
					by mid 1996.
				28537 (VC-24) suffered engine failure and ditched 3 mi off Kokohead, Oahu,
					Hawaii Oct 5, 1943.
				28539 (VMSB-931) crashed on takeoff Galveston, TX and
					sand 9/20/1944.  Both crew killed.
				28549 crashed on takeoff NAS Jacksonville 11/19/1944.
					Crew killed.
				28554 in mid-air with 29179 during gunnery training
					near NAS Deland, FL 7/24/1944.  Pilot bailed
					out, other crewman killed.
				28557 A&R (assembly & repair); NAS Corpus Christi, TX; 07/24/45
				28579 crashed South West Pacific 2/14/1945.
				28637 (VMSB-944) had engine failure off Camp
					Lejeune, NJ 10/10/1944.  Crew bailed out.
				28654 (VS-34) in midair fire near Arapahoo, NC
					9/11/1944.  Pilot killed.
				28655 hit water on pullout from bomb run near NAS
					Deland, FL.  Crew killed.  Date??
				28659 wheels-up landing at Naval Proving Grounds,
					Dahlgren, Va 10/05/1944.  Pilot OK.
				28675 (VS-69) ditched at sea off Oahu, HI 7/11/1944.
					Crew OK
				28684 suffered fuel exhaustion during familiarization
					flight near NAS Deland, FL 11/18/1944 and force-
					landed.  Pilot OK.
				28720 (VN19DA) ground looped on landing at NAAS
					Chase Field, TX 7/6/1945.  Crew OK.
				28752 crashed on night navigation flight from NAS
					Jacksonville, FL 7/18/1944.  2 crew killed.
				28753 no pullout from dive bomb run near Black Creek
					Target 9/05/1944.  Both crew killed.
				28754 spun in 4 mi SSE of Catheart, VA 1/10/1945.
					2 crew killed.
				28774 (MAG-92) ran out of fuel near Batesville, Ark.
					and pilot bailed out 12/23/1944.
				28796 spun in while landing at NAAS Cecil Field, FL
					12/10/1944.  Pilot killed.
				28804 in hard landing on USS Sable, Lake Michigan
					12/15/1944.  Pilot OK
				28812 (VMF-224) ditched 1/15/1945.  2 crew OK.
				28830	converted to XSBD-6
				28850 crashed near Watsonville, CA Jan 14, 1944, killing the
					two crew members.  A work crew unearthed the wreckage
					Jul 11, 2007.  
				28890 (VS-53) in wheels-up landing NAS Barbers Pt,
					Hawaii 4/29/1945.  SOC.  Crew OK.
				28893 in mid-air during glide bombing training off NAS
					Miami, FL 8/01/1944.  2 crew bailed out.
				28898 (VS-28) ditched at sea due to bad weather near
					Amchitka, AK 9/28/1944..  2 crew killed.
				28908 stalled landing NAAS Cuddihy Field, TX 10/16/1944.
					Pilot suffered minor injuries.
				28917 (MAG-37) in wheels-up landing 12/16/1944.
					Pilot OK
				28943 pilot bailed out due to bad weather near St. 
					Augustine, FL 8/19/1944.  
				28945 crash-landed at NAS Deland, FL 8/26/1944 after 
					engine fire on takeoff.  Pilot killed.
				28950 crashed in bad weather near Beecher City, IL on
					ferry flight 5/25/1945.  Both crew killed.
				28954 ditched after takeoff Guadalcanal CVE-60 
					1/24/1944.  Pilot OK.
				28972 in hard landing on Guadalcanal CVE-60 and hit
					barrier 1/18/1945.  Pilot OK.
				28990 in hard landing on USS Sable 9/29/1944.  Pilot OK
				29002 in mid-air during gunnery near NAS Miami, FL
					8/28/1944.  2 crew killed.
				29008 stalled after takeoff from NAS Deland 7/18/1944.
					Two crew OK
				29018 crashed in Wagner Canyon, CA Sep 15, 1943
				29021 (VMSB-236) crashed due to pilot error during
					combat mission 7/26/1944, Munda
				29029 crashed and burned in Aliso Canyon, CA 1944, killing pilot.
				29036 (VS-35) spun in on training flight 8/3/1944.
					2 crew killed.
				29046 (VN8D8) force landed near NAAS Saulfey Field 
					5/9/1945. SOC
				29059 stalled during slow takeoff and crashed NAS Deland,
					FL 9/04/1944.  Pilot killed.
				29073 (VS-51) ditched Sandan Defense Area 9/17/1944.
					Pilot suffered minor injuries.
				29096 (VMSB-241) undershot landing 9/26/1944.  Crew OK
				29101 (VN9D8) force landed near Corpus Christi, TX on
					ferry flight 6/7/1945.  Crew OK.
				29124 crashed into Turnbull Bay near New Smyrna Field,
					FL 8/16/1944.  Pilot killed.
				29179 in mid-air with 28554 during gunnery training
					near NAS Deland, FL 7/24/1944.  Both crew killed.
				29198 in high-speed stall after pull out during test
					flight near NAAS Cecil Field, FL 9/25/1944.
					Both crew killed.
				29201 in midair with 36215 near NAS Deland, FL. 12/18/1944.
					Pilot killed
				29206 stalled on landing and crashed NAAS Branan Field,
					FL 11/20/1944.  Pilot suffered minor injuries.
29214/29375		Brewster SB2A-4 Buccaneer
				Originally ordered by Netherlands East Indies AF, where they would have
					received serials BD-9001/9162.  Not delivered because of capitulation
					to the Japanese.
29376/29550		Howard NH-1 Nightingale
				DGA-15P (c/n 701-875) for US Navy
				29457 (c/n 782) to civil registry as N4622N.  Rebuilt as N88WT,
					later registered as N115KB.
				29498 to civil registry as HC-AAH
				29544 became CF-NTY.
29551/29668		Beech SNB-2C Navigator
				29553 (c/n 6995) to civil registry as N26001
				29558 (UC-45J) used for pest control by Osceola County, FL as 
					N58559.  Now with American Airpower Heritage Flying Museum, Midland, TX as N5855.
				29581 crashed in storm 7 mi SW of Mt Whitney Apr 5, 1954.  All 4 onboard killed.
				29585 (c/n 721, RC-45J) at Pima Air and Space Museum, Tucson, AZ.  Noted at EAA Northwest Fly-In at
					Arlington, WAS Jul 13, 2002 with registration N75018
				29591 (UC-45J) to civil registry as N7268.
				29606 to civil registry as N7939C
				29611 (c/n 7242) to JMSDF as 6410
				29613 (UC-45J) to civil registry as N3026.
				29616 (c/n 7667) to JMSDF as 6406
				29618 (c/n 7677) seen in DMA yard May 10, 1997.
				29626 (TC-45J) to civil registry as N10910.
				29637 (UC-45J) to Army for display at Kelly AFB,
					then to USAF History and Traditions 
					Museum, Lackland AFB, Texas with bogus USAF
					Markings of 42-9637.
				29639 (UC-45J) hulk at J. W. Duff scrapyard, Denver.
				29642 cockpit noted at Fantasy of flight Museum, Polk City, FL Sep 2003.
				29645 (RC-45J) to civil registry as N5245.
				29646 (c/n 7822) converted to SNB-3P in 1946, then rebuilt to SNB-5 in 1953, c/n N-1082, redesignated
					TC-45J in 1962 and redesignated UC-45J in 1964 with no modifications.  To US Army as 29646.  
					Now at Pima Air and Space Museum, Tucson, AZ painted in fake civilian registration of N6000V (it 
					is derived from Pima Museum's address).
				29649 hit mountain during bad weather near MCAS
					El Toro, CA 11/21/1950.  Crew killed.
				29659 to N3482
				29662 (UC-45J) to civil registry as N10386.
				29665/29668 cancelled
29665/29666		Culver XTD3C-1
				BuNos reassigned from cancelled SNB-2C batch.
29667/29668		Lockheed P-80A Shooting Star
				P-80A 44-85000,85005 from USAAF.
				BuNos reassigned from cancelled SNB-2C batch.
				29667 w/o Feb 13, 1947
				29668 w/o June 4, 1947.
29669/29698		Piper NE-2 
				29689/29698 cancelled
				29684 (c/n 13970) was previously 44-55204(?).  Became NC67666,
					then N67666, then N9039Q.  registered G-TCUB Jul 31, 1987
					but with c/n 13805.
29689/29690		Lockheed P-80A Shooting Star
				P-80A-1-LO 44-85235 and 45-8557 from USAAF.
				BuNos reassigned from cancelled NE-2 batch
				29689 with Walter Soplata collection, Newbury, OH.  Now at National Museum of Naval 
					Aviation, Pensacola, FL

29723/29922		Lockheed PV-1 Ventura
				c/n 237-4876/5075
				29726 (VB-2,OTU#2) w/o 15-Oct-44 NAS Lk. City, FL.  
					Crashed 5mi.from field due to unknown cause, 3 
					killed.
				29729 (VP-HDN-6) lost 26-Sep-43 at Clover Fld, Wa due to 
					wheels-up landing & fire.
				29733 (VP-HDN-6) lost 14-Mar-43 over Puget Sound, WA due 
					to mid-air collision with Army P-38.  6 killed.
				29735 (VB-136) lost in landing accident Apr 2, 1943 at 
					Clover Field, WA.
				29736 (VB-HDN-6) w/o 26-Dec-43 NAS Whidbey Isl,Wa.  
					Missing during cross country flight.  6 MIA
				29746 (VB-135) w/o 16-May-43 in runway collision during 
					landing at Amchitka, Alaska.
				29760 (VB-2,OTU#2) w/o 8-Dec-44.  Stalled in turn during 
					landing near Lk. Butler Fld, FL.  Crashed & 
					burned, 4 killed
				29764 (VB-2,OTU#1) w/o 18-Jun-45 NAS Beaufort, SC.  
					Engine failure during gunnery, ditched in Morgan 
					River.
				29765 (VB-2,OTU#1) w/o 1-Jun-44 Hunting Isl,SC.  Crashed 
					during dummy torpedo run.  7 killed
				29780 (VB-2,OTU#2) w/o 9-Aug-43.  Stalled on take-off, 
					crashed & burned.  4 killed.
				29781 lost in landing accident at NAS Quonset Point, RI, during ferrying Jan 14, 
					1943.  8 killed & 1 major injury.  T
				29787 (VB-135) w/o Amchitka,Ak;23-May-43.  Crashed on 
					take-off and bombs exploded.  2 killed.
				29790 (VB-2,OTU#2) w/o Marquesas Key,FL 21-Sep-43.  Low 
					alt spin during bomb run.  8 killed.
				29793 w/o 9-Feb-43 during ferry test flight.  Crashed & 
					burned.  5 killed.
				29804 (VB-137) missing 7-Sep-43 during search mission.
					6 missing.
				29820 (VMF(N)531 ) w/o 1-Jan-42 Barakoma,Sp in take-off 
					accident.  2 killed in plane & one in bldg.
				29825 (VB-137) w/o 9-Sep-43 Funa Futi Isl's,SP.  Crashed 
					on take-off for convoy coverage.  5 killed.
				29834 (VB-125) w/o 10-Mar-43 NAS Quonset Pt,RI.  Crashed 
					after take-off & burned.  1 killed,3 maj inj,1 
					minor inj.
				29847(VB-136) w/o NAS Adak,Ak 10-May-43.  Stalled during 
					low altitude turn.  5 killed.
				29870 (VMF(N)531) w/o 21-Mar-44Treasure Isl,SP in mid-
					air collision.  4 killed
				29882 (VB-2,OTU#1) w/o 18-Jul-44.  Ditched off 
					Charleston, SC
				29888 (VB-147) w/o 12-Dec-43 Barnegat Inlet,NJ.  Ditched 
					& depth charge exploded.  5 killed
				29898 (VB-2,OTU#2) w/o 3-Apr-45.  Spun-in during one 
					engine landing.  3 killed
				29900 (VB-128) w/o Key West,FL:17-May-43.  Transfer of 
					Sq to new base.  Ditched after take-off.  6 
					killed.
				29902 w/o during ferry 3-Apr-43.  Spun-in on take-off.
					2 killed.
				29903 (VB-125) w/o NAS San Julian,Cuba 16-Oct-43.
					Crashed after take-off.  5 killed.
				29909 (VB-128) shot down Aug 7, 1943 while attacking German submarine U566.  
					Aircraft ditched in Atlantic, pilot killed, copilot and radio operator picked up by
					seaplane.
				29911 (VP-HDN-7) NAS Argentia,Newfoundland w/o 1-May-43.
					Crashed & exploded, 6 killed.
				29917 (Anti-submarine Development Det) w/o 6-Jun-44.  
					Crashed off Jamestown,RI.  7 killed
				29920 (VB-12) w/o Natal,Brazil 1-Aug-43 on take-off & 
					crash landing.  5 killed.
				29921 (VB-127) w/o 4-Apr-44 Port Lyautey,FM.  Crashed 
					after take-off from Craw Field.  5 killed.
29923/30146		Boeing/Stearman N2S-4
				29923/29973 c/n 75-3354/75-3404
					29930 (c/n 75-3361) on civil registry as B-75-A75-N1 as N4409N
				29974 c/n 75-3445
				29975/30013 c/n 75-3406/75-3444
					30010 (c/n 75-3441) became N4467N.  Registered G-BTFG Feb 20, 1991.
						Flies in USN colors with code 699
				30014/30017 c/n 75-3344/75-3347
				30018 c/n 75-3405
				30019/30054 c/n 75-3456/75-3491
					30030 (c/n 75-3467) to clivl registry as N64W
					30038 (c/n 75-3475) became N64639, then N474, then G-BHUW May 16, 1980 (registered as an N2S-5!). 
						British registration cancelled Dec 7, 1983 on sale to owner in Germany, but not 
						registered D-EFTX until April 1992.  Noted 2005 in Deutsches
						Museum, Oberschleissheim, Germany
					30054 (c/n 75-3491) became N54922.
				30055/30126 c/n 75-3494/75-3565
					30083 (c/n 75-3522) became N49366, then CF-UWK. Noted recently 
						in Reynolds Alberta Museum, Wetaskiwin, Alberta.
				30127/30146 c/n 75-3581/75-3600