91-0001/0005 General Dynamics F-16C Block 40F Fighting Falcon C/n 4R-81/4R-85. Built by TAI for Turkey, Peace Onyx I 91-0006/0021 General Dynamics F-16C Block 40H Fighting Falcon C/n 4R-86/4R-101. Built by TAI for Turkey, Peace Onyx I 0009 w/o 1/3/94, Bursa 0019 (182 Filo) crashed near Kucukmushine village, Konya province, Turkey May 22, 2007 after engine flame out. Pilot ejected safely. 0021 w/o Feb 8, 1995. 91-0022/0024 General Dynamics F-16D Block 40J Fighting Falcon C/n 4S-19/4S-21. Built by TAI for Turkey, Peace Onyx I 0023 shot down by missile from Greek AF Mirage 2000 and crashed into Aegean Sea Oct 8, 1996. One crewmember failed to eject and was killed. The other survived. Not sure of the circumstances of this incident. According to an offician report, a Turkish AF flight of four F-4s and 2 F-16s had violated Greek airspace and was intercepted by 2 HAF Mirage 2000EGs. The Turkish AF F-16s refused to comply and started agressive maneuvers and one of the HAF Mirage 2000s fired a Magic missile, shooting down the F-16. At first the incident was covered up and the loss of the F-16 was attributed to mechanical failure. 91-0025/0032 General Dynamics F-16C Block 40CF Fighting Falcon for Bahrain 91-0033/0036 General Dynamics F-16D Block 40CF Fighting Falcon for Bahrain 91-0037/0061 Boeing AGM-131A 91-0062/0067 General Dynamics F-16A Block 15AJ OCU Fighting Falcon C/n 2J-9/2J-14. To Thailand as 10313/10318 under Peace Naruesan. 91-0068/0070 Pilatus PC-6 91-0071/0073 Pilatus PC-9 c/n 180/182 To US Army, then to Pilatus as HB-HQM, HB-HQN, HB-HQO, then to Slovenia as L9-51/53. Original Slovenian civil identities were S5-DSL/DPT/DPI 91-0074 Antonov AN-2 Damaged Apr 5, 2003 when nose contacted ground during takeoff 91-0075/0102 Beechcraft T-1A Jayhawk 0075 was c/n TT-18 0076 was c/n TT-17 0077 was c/n TT-1, originally Beech 400A c/n RK-12, ex-N2886B 0078/0102 c/n TT-19/43 0087 (c/n TT-28) fuselage and detached wings (minus engines and undercarriage) noted at Tampa, FL Apr 3, 2005. Noted rebuilt and repainted at Tampa, FL May 19, 2006. Now named "Rio Lobos" 0093 (47th FTW, 86th FTS) ran off runway at Keesler AFB, MS Aug 16, 2003. Damage unconfirmed but not believed serious. Crew was unhurt. Aircraft was not repaired, but sent to USAF Aeronautical Systems Center at WPAFB Mar 10, 2005 to be used in ground tests. AFM 12/2005 91-0103/0107 Alenia/Chrysler C-27A Spartan 0103 (c/n 4102) to AMARC Jan 14, 1999 as CC0008 Assigned civil number of N22888 with US State Department. 0104 (c/n 4103) to AMARC Jan 11, 1990 as CC0006 Assigned civil number of N47892 with US State Department 0105 (c/n 4104) to AMARC Jul 14, 1997 as CC0001 Assigned civil number of N2286Y 0106 (c/n 4105) to AMARC Jan 14, 1999 as CC0009. To DOS as N12310 to US State Department 0107 (c/n 4106) to AMARC Sep 22, 1997 as CC0003 Assigned civil number of N2286Z 91-0108 Gulfstream C-20F Gulfstream IV c/n 1162 ex-N478GA for US Army. Became temporarily N7096B 91-0109 Listed as "Barb Sally". Anyone know what this is? 91-0110/0123 McDonnell Douglas AH-64A Apache 0110 (PV890) 0111 (PV891) 0112 (PV850) 0113 (PV851) 0114 (PV852) 0115 (PV853) 0116 (PV854) rebuilt as AH-64D 00-5174 (PVD174) 0117 (PV869) 0118 (PV870) 0119 (PV871) 0120 (PV872) 0121 (PV873, B Troop 1-6th Cav) crashed on nighttime training flight from Camp Page, Chuncheo, South Korea Aug 21, 2002. Both crew killed. 0122 (PV874) 0123 (PV876) rebuilt as AH-64D 00-5175 (PVD175) 91-0130/0179 General Dynamics AGM-129A 91-0180/0188 General Dynamics AGM-129A Contract cancelled 91-0189/0229 General Dynamics AGM-129 91-0230/0271 Boeing-Vertol CH-47D Chinook C/n M3379/3420. Remanufactured from CH-47A/C 0230 (M.3379) was formerly CH-47C 71-20953. (Det 1/F Coy/1-106th Avn) shot down in Iraq Nov 2, 2003. 0231 (M.3380) was formerly CH-47C 74-22280. Noted Mar 8, 2005 in storage at Knox AHP, Fort Rucker, AL 0232 (M.3381) was formerly CH-47C 70-15033 0233 (M.3382) was formerly CH-47C 68-16019. (G Company 104th AVN PA NG) damaged Sep 23, 2002. Location of accident was Muir AAF, Fort Indiantown Gap. Aft swashplate bearing failed, resulting in major damage to rear rotor gearbox and causing heavy landing in which both rear undercarriage legs were pushed up through fuselage. 0234 (M.3383) was formerly CH-47C 68-15814. 0235 (M.3384) was formerly CH-47C 67-18525. 0236 (M.3385) was formerly CH-47C 68-15833. 0237 (M.3386) was formerly CH-47C 71-20948 0238 (M.3387) was formerly CH-47C 76-22673 0239 (M.3388) was formerly CH-47C 76-22674 0240 (M.3389) was formerly CH-47C 67-18494 0241 (M.3390) was formerly CH-47C 74-22282 0242 (M.3391) was formerly CH-47C 79-23399 0243 (M.3392) was formerly CH-47C 79-23401 0244 (M.3393) was formerly CH-47C 79-23400 0245 (M.3394) was formerly CH-47C 76-22680 0246 (M.3395) was formerly CH-47C 69-17110 0247 (M.3396) was formerly CH-47C 67-18495. 0248 (M.3397) was formerly CH-47C 67-18547 0249 (M.3398) was formerly CH-47C 68-16018. 0250 (M.3399) was formerly CH-47C 68-15811 0251 (M.3400) was formerly CH-47C 68-15844. 0252 (M.3401) was formerly CH-47C 70-15026 0253 (M.3402) was formerly CH-47C 70-15024. 0254 (M.3403) was formerly CH-47C 70-15032 0255 (M.3404) was formerly CH-47C 74-22284 0256 (M.3405) was formerly CH-47C 69-17101 0257 (M.3406) was formerly CH-47C 74-22291 0258 (M.3407) was formerly CH-47C 70-15020 0259 (M.3408) was formerly CH-47C 69-17103 0260 (M.3409) was formerly CH-47A 61-2416 0261 (M.3410) was formerly CH-47A 61-2409. 0262 (M.3411) was formerly CH-47C 70-15003 0263 (M.3412) was formerly CH-47A 62-2114. 0264 (M.3413) was formerly CH-47A 61-2420 0265 (M.3414) was formerly CH-47A 61-2410 0266 (M.3415) was formerly CH-47A 61-2415 0267 (M.3416) was formerly CH-47A 61-2417 0268 (M.3417) was formerly CH-47A 61-2419 0269 (M.3418) was formerly CH-47A 61-2421. (D Coy/113rd Avn) struck by hostile fire and caught fire N of Kandahar, Afghanistan Dec 4, 2005. Made heavy forced landing, injuring 5 of the 35 occupants. Helo believed a write-off 0270 (M.3419) was formerly CH-47A 61-2423 0271 (M.3420) was formerly CH-47C 67-18540 91-0272/0277 Boeing-Vertol CH-47D Chinook contract cancelled. 91-0292/0297 McDonnell Douglas F-15E Strike Eagle contract cancelled 91-0300/0317 McDonnell Douglas F-15E-51-MC Strike Eagle 0300 c/n 1207/E165 0301 c/n 1208/E166 0302 c/n 1209/E167 0303 c/n 1210/E168 0304 c/n 1211/E169 0305 c/n 1212/E170. 0305 and 0314 (48th FW, 494th FS) were in accident May 24, 2001, but were repaired and returned to service. 0306 c/n 1213/E171 0307 c/n 1214/E172 0308 c/n 1215/E173 0309 c/n 1216/E174 0310 c/n 1217/E175 0311 c/n 1218/E176 0312 c/n 1219/E177 0313 c/n 1220/E178 0314 c/n 1221/E179 0315 c/n 1222/E180 0316 c/n 1223/E181 0317 c/n 1224/E182 91-0318/0335 McDonnell Douglas F-15E-52-MC Strike Eagle 0318 c/n 1225/E183 0319 c/n 1226/E184 0320 c/n 1227/E185 0321 c/n 1228/E186 0322 c/n 1229/E187 0323 c/n 1230/E188 0324 c/n 1231/E189 0325 c/n 1232/E190 0326 c/n 1233/E191 0327 c/n 1234/E192 0328 c/n 1235/E193 0329 c/n 1236/E194 0330 c/n 1237/E195 0331 c/n 1238/E196 0332 c/n 1239/E197 0333 c/n 1240/E198 0334 c/n 1241/E199 0335 c/n 1242/E200. (48th FW, 494th FS) broke free from restraining device during engine test inside building at RAF Lakenheath Aug 11, 2000. Aircraft has been repaired and is now flying again. 91-0336/0338 General Dynamics F-16C Block 50B Fighting Falcon c/n CC-34/36 0337 (F-16CJ, 52nd TW, 22nd FS) struck antenna at Spangdahlem AB, Germany Sep 14, 2006. Pilot reported undercarriage problem which was still unresolved when plane became low on fuel. Pilot flew the aircraft to an open area 10 mi N of base and ejected. Plane crashed near Oberkail. AFM Nov 2006. An investigation revealed that the upslope at SW end of runway at Spahgdahlem AB produces an optical illusion leading pilots to believe that they are approaching too high, in this case it led the pilot to descend too soon and strike the antenna, which has now to be removed. (AFM 3/07) 91-0339/0359 General Dynamics F-16C Block 50C Fighting Falcon c/n CC-37/57 0350 w/o Oct 8, 1993, Rome, NY 0353 (F-16CJ) of 78th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron, 31st Air Expeditionary Wing shot down MiG-29 with AIM-120B May 4, 1999. 0354 crashed Pensacola, FL Jul 11, 1996. 91-0360/0361 General Dynamics F-16C Block 50D Fighting Falcon c/n CC-58/59 91-0362 General Dynamics F-16C Block 52D Fighting Falcon c/n CC-60 91-0363/0369 General Dynamics F-16C Block 50D Fighting Falcon c/n CC-61/67 91-0370 General Dynamics F-16C Block 52D Fighting Falcon c/n CC-68 91-0371/0373 General Dynamics F-16C Block 50D Fighting Falcon c/n CC-69/71 91-0374 General Dynamics F-16C Block 52D Fighting Falcon c/n CC-72 91-0375/0385 General Dynamics F-16C Block 50D Fighting Falcon c/n CC-73/83 91-0386 General Dynamics F-16C Block 52D Fighting Falcon c/n CC-84. (FWS, 16th WS) crashed near end of runway while on approach to Tonopah Test Range Airfield Mar 12, 2007. Pilot ejected safely. AFM 5/2007 91-0387/0391 General Dynamics F-16C Block 50D Fighting Falcon c/n CC-85/89 91-0392/0393 General Dynamics F-16C Block 52D Fighting Falcon c/n CC-90/91 91-0394/0400 General Dynamics F-16C Block 50D Fighting Falcon c/n CC-92/98 0397 (20th FW, 78th FS) crashed July 22, 1998 into Atlantic Ocean off Myrtle Beach, SC. Pilot ejected safely. 0398 (29th FW, 79th FS) collided with 97-0109 Mar 9, 2004. Both aircraft landed safely at Shaw AFB, NC 91-0401 General Dynamics F-16C Block 52D Fighting Falcon c/n CC-99 91-0402/0403 General Dynamics F-16C Block 50D Fighting Falcon c/n CC-100/101 91-0404 General Dynamics F-16C Block 52D Fighting Falcon c/n CC-102 91-0405/0412 General Dynamics F-16C Block 50D Fighting Falcon c/n CC-103/110 0408 (F-16CJ, 52nd FW) damaged in ground collision with towtruck Jan 6, 2003. Can be repaired. 91-0413 General Dynamics F-16C Block 52D Fighting Falcon c/n CC-111 91-0414/0423 General Dynamics F-16C Block 50D Fighting Falcon c/n CC-112/121 0415 (23rd FS/52nd FW) crashed near Spangdahlem AB, Germany Mar 20, 2002. Pilot killed. Cause was pilot failing to initiate missed-approach procedure as directed by ATC. 91-0424/0461 General Dynamics F-16C Block 50D Fighting Falcon contract cancelled 91-0462/0465 General Dynamics F-16D Block 50C Fighting Falcon c/n CD-17/20 91-0466/0467 General Dynamics F-16D Block 52D Fighting Falcon c/n CD-21/22 91-0468/0469 General Dynamics F-16D Block 50D Fighting Falcon c/n CD-23/24 0469 (F-16DJ, 20th FW, 55th FS) crashed next to Ashley River near Charleston, SC following engine problem shortly after takeoff from Shaw AFB Apr 18, 2005. Both crew ejected safely. 91-0470 General Dynamics F-16D Block 52D Fighting Falcon c/n CD-25 91-0471/0472 General Dynamics F-16D Block 50D Fighting Falcon c/n CD-26/27 91-0473 General Dynamics F-16D Block 52D Fighting Falcon c/n CD-28 91-0474 General Dynamics F-16D Block 50D Fighting Falcon c/n CD-29 91-0475 General Dynamics F-16D Block 52D Fighting Falcon c/n CD-30 91-0476/0477 General Dynamics F-16D Block 50D Fighting Falcon c/n CD-31/32 91-0478/0479 General Dynamics F-16D Block 52D Fighting Falcon c/n CD-33/34 91-0480/0481 General Dynamics F-16D Block 50D Fighting Falcon c/n CD-35/36 0481 (F-16DJ, c/n CD-36) 91-0482/0485 General Dynamics F-16D Block 50D Fighting Falcon contract cancelled 91-0486/0489 General Dynamics F-16C Block 40L Fighting Falcon c/n CJ-27/CJ-30. To Israel as 551,554,557,558, Peace Marble III 91-0490/0495 General Dynamics F-16D Block 40L Fighting Falcon c/n CK-25/CK-30. To Israel as 673,676,678,682,684,687, Peace Marble III 91-0496/0501 Boeing-Vertol MH-47E Chinook c/n M3702/3707. Remanufactured from CH-47C 0496 (M.3702) was formerly CH-47C 76-22681. (A Coy/2-160th SOAR(A)) This and 92-0464 were involved in an accident at night at undisclosed location (believed in Afghanistan) when one taxied into the other, which was refuelling. Class A accident. 0497 (M.3703) was ex CH-47C 74-22289. (21-160th SOAR(A)) DBR during emergency landing in Helmand Province, Afghanistan Jun 11, 2006, believed following hits from small arms fire. Aircraft subsequently deliberately destroyed by coalition airstrike. AFM 6/2007 0498 (M.3704) was ex CH-47C 74-22288 0499 (M.3705) was ex CH-47C 68-16005. 0500 (M.3706) was ex CH-47C 74-22276 0501 (M.3707) was ex CH-47C 74-22281 91-0502/0514 Fairchild/Swearingen C-26B Metro III 0503 c/n DC-802M, 504 c/n DC-815M, 505 c/n DC-804M, 0506 c/n DC-806M, 507 c/n DC-807M, 509 c/n DC-810M, 0511 c/n DC-813M. 0502, 0505, 0507, 0509, 0511, 0513 to US Army 0502, 0512, 0514 to US Navy as C-26D 0508 to AMARC as CB0001 Sep 18, 1997. 0510 to AMARC as CB0002 Sep 18, 1997. 91-0515 Schweizer TG-3A Schweizer SGS1-26E c/n 517; c/r N1137S 91-0516/0519 Beechcraft RC-12N Huron c/n FE-023/FE-025. 518 converted to RC-12P. 519 cancelled. 91-0520/0535 Boeing-Vertol MH-47E Chinook 91-0536/0571 Bell-Textron OH-58D Kiowa Warrior c/n 43249/43284. Remanufactured from OH-58A 0541 (N Troop 4/2nd ACR) damaged Aug 22, 1999 0544 (1-6th Cav) crashed at National Training Center near Fort Irwin, CA May 30, 2007 during night training flight. Both crew injured. 0545 (N Troop 4/2nd ACR) crashed at or near Fort Polk, LA Aug 20, 2002, killing both crew. 0560 (4-7th Cav) shot down by ground fire south of Baghdad Jul 1, 2007. 2 crew rescued by AH-64D. Helo subsequently destroyed by friendly aircraft to prevent it from falling into the hands of insurgents. (AFM 10/2007) 0567 (P Troop/4-2nd ACR) made emergency landing at Kut, Iraw Apr 26, 2004 following engine problem. After crew exited safely, helo exploded and burned out. (AFM 11/2005) 0570 (C Troop 4/2nd CAV) crashed Jan 16, 1998 while on SFOR duties in Bosnia 91-0572 Fairchild/Swearingen C-26B Metro III c/n DC-828M 91-0600/0605 McDonnell Douglas F-15E-53-MC Strike Eagle 0600 c/n 1243/E201 0601 c/n 1244/E202 0602 c/n 1245/E203 0603 c/n 1246/E204 0604 c/n 1247/E205 0605 c/n 1248/E206 ?? 91-0613/0619 General Dymanics F-16B Fighting Falcon Quoted as intended to be supplied to Pakistan under Peace Gate III, but were embargoed 91-0729 General Dynamics F-16a Fighting Falcon Quoted as intended to be supplied to Pakistan under Peace Gate III, but were embargoed 91-0901/0902 General Dynamics F-16A Fighting Falcon to Pakistan as 703/704 91-1192 Mil Mi-17 Ex Iraqi AF. 91-1231/1239 Lockheed C-130H Hercules 1231 (c/n 382-5278) 1232 (c/n 382-5282) 1233 (c/n 382-5283) 1234 (c/n 382-5284) 1235 (c/n 382-5285) 1236 (c/n 382-5286) 1237 (c/n 382-5287) 1238 (c/n 382-5288) 1239 (c/n 382-5289) 91-1396 General Dynamics F-16C Fighting Falcon Phot appears in Aircraft Illustrated, Dec 2005. 91-1651/1653 Lockheed C-130H Hercules 1651 (c/n 382-5290) 1652 (c/n 382-5291) 1653 (c/n 382-5292) 91-4001/4009 Lockheed F-22A Block 1 Raptor c/n 4001/4009. EMD aircraft 4001 retired from flight status Nov 2, 2000 and used for battle damage survivability tests. 4003 (412th TW, 411th FTS) crossed the wake of an F-16 target aircraft during air-to-air tracking test mission from Edwards AFB Sep 28, 2004 and commenced an unexpected rapid pitch oscillation which quickly exceeded the set limits for both g-force and angle of attack. The system overrode all pilot imput and brought the aircraft under control and it returned safely to Edwards. Repars estimated at $3.6 million. Restored and put on display at USAF Museum Jan 2008 4005 retired to Langley AFB for use as maintenance trainer. Last flight was Jan 5, 2005 4008 made first airborne separation of Small Diameter Bomb (GBU-39 test article) during mission from Edwards AFB Sep 5, 2007. 91-6555 Antonov An-2 operated by US Army at Nellis AFB for parachute drops. Now quoted as being 95-16555. 91-9141/9144 Lockheed C-130H Hercules 9141 (c/n 382-5293) 9142 (c/n 382-5295) 9143 (c/n 382-5296) 9144 (c/n 382-5297) 91-22258 Antonov An-2 operated by US Army 91-22720 Mil Mi-24P c/n 340341. Ex East German AF 512 and Luftwaffe 96+51 Previously quoted as 92-2270 and 73-22270. 91-32472 Mil Mi-24 91-32741 Mil Mi-24D Ex Iraqi AF. Was at Tonopah, may now be at Edwards AFB - Army serials start here - 91-25364 McDonnell Douglas AH-6J Defender Also listed as 90-25364. Not sure which is correct. 91-25365 McDonnell Douglas AH-6J Defender crashed Aug 14, 1993 91-25366 McDonnell Douglas MH-6J Defender 91-26319/26351 Sikorsky UH-60L Blackhawk 26324 and 26350 modified to MH-60L 26324 (MH-60L) shot down by RPG in Mogadishu, Somalia Oct 4, 1993. 2 KIA, other 2 crew and 4 passengers (members of Delta Force) injured, one of whom died. 26346 (B Coy/1-207th Avn) crashed at night in severe weather 7.5 mi E of Tal Afar, Iraq Jan 7, 2006. All occupants (8 US military personnel and 4 US civilians) killed. AFM 4/2007 91-26352/26359 Sikorsky UH-60L Blackhawk All to USAF as HH/MH-60G Pavehawk 26353 is HH-60G. 26359 (66th RQS) collided with 88-26105 Sept 4, 1998 at night on Nellis range. 91-26360/26367 Sikorsky UH-60L Blackhawk 26360 and 26367 modified to MH-60L. 26360 badly damaged in Somalia Oct 3, 1993, and believed w/o. 26362 w/o Jul 1994, circumstances unknown. Subsequently became instructional airframe at Ft Campbell, KY. 91-26368/26389 Sikorsky UH-60L Blackhawk All converted to MH-60K 26373 (MH-60K, D Company 1-160th SOAR) heavily damaged Dec 4, 1996. Has been repaired. 26374 (C Company 1-160th SOAR(A)) w/o Oct 19, 2001. 26380 (D Company 1-160th SOAR(A)) damaged Jun 18, 2001 in hard landing in brown-out conditions. 26388 (D Company 1-160th SOAR(A)) w/o Aug 4, 1999 91-26390/26392 Sikorsky UH-60L Blackhawk 91-26393/26400 Sikorsky S70A-16 For Saudi Arabia 91-26401/26407 Sikorsky HH-60G Pavehawk 26404 (33rd RQS) w/o Oct 6, 1994 near Osan AB during night exercise when flew into power lines. 4 killed. 91-32472 Mil Mi-24D Ex Iraqi AF, previously quoted as 93-2472.
