1992 USAF Serial Numbers


Last revised July 21, 2008


92-0001/0017		Lockheed F-16C Block 40L Fighting Falcon 
				c/n 4R-102/118.  Built by TAI for Turkey, Peace Onyx I
92-0018/0021		Lockheed F-16C Block 40P Fighting Falcon 
				c/n 4R-119/122.  Built by TAI for Turkey, Peace Onyx I
92-0022/0024		Lockheed F-16D Block 40L Fighting Falcon 
				c/n 4S-22/24.   Built by TAI for Turkey, Peace Onyx I
92-0025/0099		Boeing AGM-131A
92-0100/0218		Lockheed F-16C Block 40 Fighting Falcon
				contract cancelled
92-0110/0111		McDonnell Douglas AH-64A+ Apache
				c/n PV889/PV890.  Conflict here with C/ns for 90-0537/0537
				to Greek Army as 1015/1016
92-0219/0249		Lockheed F-16D Block 40 Fighting Falcon
				contract cancelled


92-0253			Lockheed AC-130U Hercules
				c/n 382-5279.  Named "8-Ball"

92-0280/0312		Boeing-Vertol CH-47D Chinook
				c/n M3421/3453.  Remanufactured from CH-47A/C and YCH-47D
				0280 (M.3421) was ex CH-47A 62-2115
				0281 (M.3422) was ex CH-47C 85-24736.  (Det 1 G Company 3-140th AVN 
					NV NG) damaged Jun 10, 1998
				0282 (M.3423) was ex CH-47A 62-2116.
				0283 (M.3424) was ex CH-47C 85-24740
				0284 (M.3425) was ex CH-47C 67-18548
				0285 (M.3426) was ex CH-47A 62-2130.  Also listed as being ex
					CH-47C 85-24741.
				0286 (M.3427) was ex CH-47A 62-2131.
				0287 (M.3428)
				0288 (M.3429) was ex CH-47C 85-24739
				0289 (M.3430) was ex CH-47A 63-7905
				0290 (M.3431) was ex CH-47A 63-7908
				0291 (M.3432) was ex CH-47C 85-24735
				0292 (M.3433) was ex CH-47A 63-7916
				0293 (M.3434) was ex CH-47A 62-2127.
				0294 (M.3435) was ex CH-47C 85-24742.
				0295 (M.3436) was ex CH-47A 63-7912.
				0296 (M.3437) was ex CH-47A 62-2128.
				0297 (M.3438) was ex CH-47C 85-24744.
				0298 (M.3439) was ex CH-47A 63-7914.
				0299 (M.3440) was ex CH-47A 61-2413
				0300 (M.3441) was ex CH-47C 85-24737
				0301 (M.3442) was ex CH-47A 61-2412.  (Hawaii ANG/ C Company/193rd AVN) damaged in accident Apr 16, 2004.
					Was one of 3 helos that ran into sandstorm 70 mi SE of Baghdad, Iraq.
					Two climed out safely, this one attempted to land, but  
					landed hard, rolled over on its side, and caught fire.
					All crew recovered safely, but helicopter was subsequently destroyed
					by a precision weapon. (AFM 11/2005)
				0302 (M.3443) was ex CH-47A 62-2123.
				0303 (M.3444) was ex CH-47C 67-18538.
				0304 (M.3345) was ex CH-47A 65-8008.
				0305 (M.3446) was ex CH-47A 63-0790.
				0306 (M.3447) was ex CH-47C 85-24738
				0307 (M.3448) was ex CH-47A 62-2119.
				0308 (M.3449) was ex CH-47A 62-2124.
				0309 (M.3450) was ex CH-47A 60-03449
				0310 (M.3451)
				0311 (M.3452)
				0312 (M.3453)
92-0313/0327		Boeing-Vertol MH-47E

92-0330/0363		Beechcraft T-1A Jayhawk
				c/n TT-44/TT-77
92-0364/0366		McDonnell Douglas F-15E-53-MC Strike Eagle
				0364 c/n 1249/E207
				0365 c/n 1250/E208.  Nose undercarriage collapsed while in Hangar 262 at Nellis AFB, NV
					Jul 25, 2003.  Presumably reparable.
				0366 c/n 1251/E209.  
92-0367/0368		Boeing-Vertol CH-47D Chinook
				c/n M4301/4302.  New builds
92-0369/0374		Fairchild Swearingen C-26B
				0370, 0371, 0373 to US Navy as C-26D
				0371 (c/n DC-833M)
				0372 operates under civil registration of N61050 on anti-drug 
					operations.  Noted at Kirtland AFB, NM Mar 9, 2004 as 92-0372
				0373 is supposedly being used by US drug enforcement agencies.
92-0375			Gulfstream C-20H
				Gulfstream IV c/n 1256 ex N438GA for USAF.  The serial 90-0375 is also quoted for this plane, but is probably wrong.

92-0400/0403		Boeing-Vertol MH-47E Chinook
				c/n M.3708/3711.  Remanufactured from CH-47C 
				0400 was ex CH-47C 70-15007
				0401 was ex CH-47C 70-15029.  (2-160th SOAR(A)) damaged Dec 4, 2001
				0402 was ex CH-47C 74-22276.   0402 (B Coy/2-160th SOAR(A)) Caught fire during landing 
					approach at undisclosed location (believed in Afghanistan) Oct 25, 2002. Crew unhurt;
					Class A damage to aircraft.
				0403 was ex CH-47C 70-15030
92-0404/0408		Lockheed F-16A Block 15AQ OCU Fighting Falcon
				c/n DG-7/11.  For Pakistan as 92-735/92-738, 93-739, Peace Gate IV
				0404 embargoed at AMARC Jun 23, 1993 as FG0010.  To US Navy as 920404.
				0405 embargoed at AMARC Jul 15, 1993 as FG0011.  Delivered Dec 13, 2005
					to Pakistan AF with serial 92729
				0406 embargoed at AMARC Sept 21, 1993 as FG0034.  To 416th FLTS Oct 2003
					Delivered Dec 13, 2005 to Pakistan AF with serial 92730
				0407 embargoed at AMARC Sept 28, 1993 as FG0036.  To 416th FLTS Oct 2003
				0408 (c/n DG-11, 93-739) embargoed at AMARC Sept 29, 1993 as FG0037.  To US Navy.
					Embargo lifted in 2006 and to be delivered to Pakistan, but
					reported as going to US Navy as 920408.
92-0409/0410		Lockheed F-16A Block 15AR OCU Fighting Falcon
				C/n DG-12/13.  For Pakistan as 93-740/93-741, Peace Gate IV
				0409 embargoed at AMARC Dec 20, 1993 as FG0039.  To US Navy as 920409
				0410 embargoed at AMARC Dec 21, 1993 as FG0040.  To US Navy as 920410
92-0411/0413		Lockheed F-16A Block 15AV OCU Fighting Falcon
				C/n DG-14/DG-16.  For Pakistan AF as 9.-742/9.-744
				Production cancelled.
92-0414/0418		Lockheed F-16A Block 15AW OCU Fighting Falcon
				C/n DG-17/DG-21.  For Pakistan AF as 9.-745/9.-749
				Production cancelled.
92-0419/0423		Lockheed F-16A Block 15AX OCU Fighting Falcon
				C/n DG-22/DG-26.  For Pakistan AF as 9.-750/9.-754
				Production cancelled
92-0424/0428		Lockheed F-16A Block 15AY OCU Fighting Falcon
				C/n DG-27/DG-31.  For Pakistan AF as 9.-755/9.-759
				Production cancelled
92-0429/0436		Lockheed F-16A Block 15AZ OCU Fighting Falcon
				C/n DG-32/DG-39.  For Pakistan AF as 9.-760/9.-767
				Production cancelled
92-0437/0445		Lockheed F-16A Block 15BA OCU Fighting Falcon
				C/n DG-40/DG-48.  For Pakistan AF as 9.-768/9.-776
				Production cancelled.
92-0446/0451		Lockheed F-16A Block 15BB OCU Fighting Falcon
				C/n DG-49/DG-54.  For Pakistan AF as 9.-777/9.-782
				Production cancelled.
92-0452			Lockheed/General Dynamics F-16B Block 15AQ OCU Fighting Falcon
				C/n DH-6.  For Pakistan as 92-618
				Embargoed at AMARC Aug 25, 1993 as FG0026.  Delivered to Edwards AFB Flight Test
					Center in Jan 2003 for test work
				Leased to New Zealand in 1999.
92-0453/0455		Lockheed F-16B Block 15AR OCU Fighting Falcon
				C/n DH-7/9.  For Pakistan as 93-619, 93-620,621
				0453 embargoed at AMARC Dec 2, 1993 as FG0038.  To 416th FLTS Oct 2003
				0454 embargoed at AMARC Mar 9, 1994 as FG0101.  To 416th FLTS Oct 2003
				0455 embargoed at AMARC Mar 9, 1994 as FG0102.  To USAF 412th
					TW/416Th FLTS
92-0456/0457		Lockheed F-16B Block 15AS OCU Fighting Falcon
				C/n DH-10/11.  For Pakistan as 94-622/94-623, Peace Gate IV
				0456 embargoed at AMARC July 20, 1994 as FG0183.  To 416th FLTS
					416th FLTS.
				0457 (c/n DH-11, 94-623) embargoed at AMARC Aug 4, 1994 as FG0202.  
					used by 412th Test Wing, 416th Flight Test Squadron.  Embargo
					lifted 2006 and to be delivered to Pakistan.  
92-0458/0463		Lockheed F-16B Block 15AU OCU Fighting Falcon
				C/n DH-12/17.  For Pakistan as 94-624/94-629, Peace Gate IV
				0458 embargoed at AMARC Oct 4, 1994 as FG0239.  Noted at NAS Fallon, NV and believed
					to be in use by VFC-13 in adversary role as 920458.
				0459 embargoed at AMARC Nov 2, 1994 as FG0271.  To US Navy as 920459
				0460 embargoed at AMARC Nov 2, 1994 as FG0270.  To US Navy as 920460
				0461 embargoed at AMARC Dec 7, 1994 as FG0298.  To US Navy as 920461
				0462 and 0463 were cancelled. 
92-0464/0477		Boeing-Vertol MH-47E Chinook
				c/n M.3712/3725.  Remanufactured from CH-47Cs
				0464 (M.3712) was ex CH-47C 74-22283.  (A Coy/2-160th SOAR(A)) This and 
					91-0496 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
				0465 (M.3713) was formerly CH-47C 76-22677.  (60th SOAR) crashed 
					March 7, 1996, Ft. Campbell during night training sortie.  5 killed.
				0467 (M.3715) was formerly CH-47C 79-23396
				0468 (M.3716) was formerly CH-47C 76-22679
				0469 (M.3717) was formerly CH-47C 71-20946
				0470 (M.3718) was formerly CH-47C 71-20950
				0471 (M.3719) was formerly CH-47C 69-17118.  (E Company 2-160th SOAR) crashed into sea off Philippines 
					Feb 22, 2002.  10 killed.
				0472 (M.3720) was formerly CH-47C 85-24734.  (2-160th SOAR) suffered sudden loss of power and control
					and crashed in eastern Afghanistan Feb 18, 2007.
					8 occupants killed, 14 injured.  Wreck destroyed the 
					next day to prevent any sensitive equipment from
					falling into enemy hands.  AFM 4/2007
				0473 (M.3721) was formerly CH-47C 79-23394
				0474 was formerly CH-47C 70-15015.
					(A Company 2-160th SOAR(A)) damaged Feb 10, 1997
				0475 (M.3723) was formerly CH-47C 71-20951. (2-160th SOAR) shot 
					down in Afghanistan Mar 4, 2002.  6 KIA
				0476 (M.3724) was formerly CH-47C 71-20954.  (2-160th SOAR) 
					damaged in Afghanistan Mar 4, 2002.  Not reported as lost.
				0477 (M.3725) was formerly CH-47C 85-24743
92-0478/0517		McDonnell Douglas AH-64A+ Apache
				c/n PV892/PV895, PV902/PV905, PV875, PV877/PV887,
					PV855/PV868, PV896/PV901.
				PV855/PV868 to United Arab Emirates
				PV877/PV887 to Greece
92-0518/0545		Bell-Textron OH-58D Kiowa Warrior
				0525 (1-82nd Avn) made hard landing at camp Mackall, Fort Bragg, NC
					Dec 1, 2005 while practicing straight-in autotrations and
					power recoveries.  Both crew suffered minor injuries.
					Damage categorized as Class A (repairable)
				0533 (A Co/1-82nd Avn) suffered hard landing at or near Camp Mackall,
					SC Apr 5, 2005 and sustained Class A (repairable) damage.
				0529 (OH-58D(I):(1-82nd Avn)) burnt out following hard but controlled landing 
					near Fallujah, Iraq Dec 9, 2003 after being hit by hostile fire.  Both crew 
					escaped with minor injuries.   Initial report of the serial number of this
					loss being 92-0531 appears to be incorrect.  However, AirBritain has this
					aircraft as returning to USA Mar/Apr 2005.
				0540 (C Co/1-14th Avn): Reported to have crashed at unknown location Apr 11, 2003.
					Accident recategorized as Class B, will be repaired.  AFM 1/2006
				0541 (C Company 1-160th SOAR(A)) damaged Jun 5, 2000

92-0547/0554		Lockheed C-130H Hercules
				0547 (c/n 382-5332)
				0548 (c/n 382-5335)
				0549 (c/n 382-5337)
				0550 (c/n 382-5321)
				0551 (c/n 382-5346)
				0552 (c/n 382-5348)
				0553 (c/n 382-5350)
				0554 (c/n 385-5352)
92-0555/0570		Lockheed C-130E Hercules
					contract cancelled
92-0571/0606		Bell-Textron OH-58D Kiowa Warrior
				0571 (B Troop 2-17th CAV) damaged Oct 25, 2001
				0578 crashed in Iraq Oct 7, 2003
				0582 (D Troop 4-7th CAV) w/o Dec 11, 1998
				0583 (1-25th Avn) force landed after being hit by small-arms
					fire over Babouba, Iraq.  Crew unhurt
				0594 (H Company 185th AVN MS NG) w/o May 20, 1997
				0605 (D Troop, 1/17th CAV) w/o in Iraq Nov 21, 2003 (AFM 11/2005)
92-0607/0608		McDonnell Douglas F-15E Eagle

92-0624			Schweizer TG-3A
				single seat glider for USAF academy
92-0625/0662		Slingsby T-3A Firefly
				c/ns in sequence are 2109,2110,2123/2158
				N-numbers in sequence are
				N7020D(ex G-BYAK),N3154Z(ex G-BYAL),N30010,
				N30016,N3002A,N3004H,N3010H,N3011Q,N3022C,
				N3022K,N30265,N30364,N30367,N3037C,N3037H,
				N3037T,N3037X,N30377,N30428,N3034V,N3045H, 
				N3054S,N30454,N3046E,N3046L,N30466,N3074K,
				N3051R,N30575,N3063G,N3064Q,N30678,N30698,
				N30723,N30744,N3079Q,N3088R,&3091G.
				0625/41 all noted stored at Hondo March 2003
				0642 was stored at Hondo, but had gone by March 2003.
				0643/52 All noted stored at Hondo March 2003.
				0625/0662 all scrapped Sep 2006 by Total Metal Recycling

92-0700			Northrop B-2A Block 20 Spirit
				0700 AV-17 c/n 1017 *Spirit of Florida*.  Modified to Block 30 1999
				
92-0730/0734		General Dynamics F-16A Fighting Falcon
				Quoted as being intended for Pakistan under Peace Gate III but were embargoed.
92-0735/0782		General Dynamics F-16A Fighting Falcon
				Quoted as being intended for Pakistan under Peace Gate III but were embargoed

92-1094			Lockheed C-130H Hercules
				c/n 382-5402.  Converted to LC-130H
92-1095			Lockheed C-130H Hercules
				c/n 382-5405.  Converted to LC-130H
92-1096			Lockheed C-130H Hercules
				c/n 382-5410.  Converted to LC-130H

92-1451/1454		Lockheed C-130H Hercules
				1451 (c/n 382-5343)
				1452 (c/n 382-5329)
				1453 (c/n 382-5330)
				1454 (c/n 382-5333)

92-1531/1538		Lockheed C-130H Hercules
				c/n 5310,5328,5322/5327
				1531 (c/n 382-5310)
				1532 (c/n 382-5328)
				1533 (c/n 382-5322)
				1534 (c/n 382-5323)
				1535 (c/n 382-5324)
				1536 (c/n 382-5325).  Reported Feb 2008 to have been fitted with
					8-bladed props.
				1537 (c/n 382-5326)
				1538 (c/n 382-5327)
92-1539			Schweizer TG-4
				Schweizer SGS2-33 glider c/n 84.  To Civil Air Patrol in
					2003 as N5742S
92-1540			Schweizer TG-4A
				Schweizer SGS2-33A glider c/n 515.  To Civil Air Patrol in
					2003 as N2805H

92-1542			Schweizer TG-4A
				Schweizer SGS2-33A glider c/n 473.  To Civil Air Patron in
					2003 as N2043T

92-2104			Lockheed HC-130H(N) Hercules
				c/n 382-5381.  Is this 93-2104?

92-2270			Mil Mi-24P (Mi-35)
				Acquired from Luftwaffe (96+51) Apr 12, 1991.  Now quoted
					as being 91-22270.

92-3021/3024		Lockheed C-130H Hercules
				c/n  5312/5315
				3021 (c/n 382-5312)
				3022 (c/n 382-5313)
				3023 (c/n 382-5314)
				3024 (c/n 382-5315)

92-3281/3288		Lockheed C-130H Hercules
				3281 (c/n 5331)
				3282 (c/n 5334)
				3283 (c/n 5336)
				3284 (c/n 5338)
				3285 (c/n 5347)
				3286 (c/n 5349)
				3287 (c/n 5351)
				3288 (c/n 5353)
92-3289/3290		Grumman E-8C JSTARS
				Boeing 707 airframes modified by Grumman as JSTARS aircraft.
				3289 (P-1) is c/n 19622 ex Boeing 707-338C delivered as VH-EAB in 1968 to Qantas, 
					then OO-YCL,  P2-ANA,  TF-AEC,  SU-DAE,  ST-ALL,  5B-DAY,  N4131G
				3290 (P-2) is c/n 19295 ex Boeing 707-338C delivered as VH-EBV in 1967 to Qantas, 
					then 9J-AEL, ST-ALP, N4115J.
92-3291/3294		McDonnell Douglas C-17A Lot IV Globemaster III
				c/n P-11/P-14 
				
92-3309			BQM-34A

92-3327/3329		Beechcraft C-12R Huron
				c/n BW-001/003
				I have a reference to a tail number 23379 for an RC-12.

92-3880/3882		Lockheed F-16C Block 52P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-122/124
92-3883/3884		Lockheed F-16C Block 50P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-125/126
92-3885			Lockheed F-16C Block 52P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-127
92-3886/3887		Lockheed F-16C Block 50P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-128/129
92-3888/3890		Lockheed F-16C Block 52P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-130/132
92-3891/3895		Lockheed F-16C Block 50P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-133/137
92-3896			Lockheed F-16C Block 52P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-138
92-3897			Lockheed F-16C Block 50P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-139
92-3898/3899		Lockheed F-16C Block 52P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-140/141
92-3900/3901		Lockheed F-16C Block 50P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-142/143
				3900 (F-16CJ, 13th FS) w/o Jan 21, 1999
				3901 (35th FW/13th FS) crashed close to runway at Balad AB,
					Iraq immediately after takeoff Jul 15, 2007.  Pilot
					ejected safely.  (AFM 10/2007)  Cause of crash was
					that nosewheel tire had been underinflated, blowing out
					and resulting in collapse of nose undercarriage.
92-3902/3903		Lockheed F-16C Block 52P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-144/145
92-3904			Lockheed F-16C Block 50P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-146
92-3905			Lockheed F-16C Block 52P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-147
92-3906/3907		Lockheed F-16C Block 50P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-148/149
92-3908/3909		Lockheed F-16C Block 52P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-150/151
92-3910			Lockheed F-16C Block 50P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-152
92-3911			Lockheed F-16C Block 52P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-153
92-3912/3913		Lockheed F-16C Block 50P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-154/155
92-3914			Lockheed F-16C Block 52P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-156
92-3915			Lockheed F-16C Block 50P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-157
92-3916/3917		Lockheed F-16C Block 52P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-158/159
92-3918/3921		Lockheed F-16C Block 50P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-160/163
				3919 (14th FS, 35th FW) crashed into Sea of Japan Apr 15, 2002 due to catastrophic
					engine failure.  Pilot ejected safely.
92-3922			Lockheed F-16C Block 52P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-164
92-3923			Lockheed F-16C Block 50P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CC-165
92-3924/3927		Lockheed F-16D Block 52P Fighting Falcon
				c/n CD-37/40
				3927 (F-16DG, 57th Wing/FWS/16th WS) crashed on approach to
					Nellis AFB, NV Mar 18, 2005.  Pilot ejected safely.  At one
					time, it was believed that this plane was 90-0747, a single-seater.
					Cause of loss was pilot failing to observe standard operating
					procedures, items including a metal briefcase were strapped
					into the vacant rear seat, and during takeoff the briefcase
					slipped and jammed throttle in after burner mode.  Attempt
					to land back on was thwarted when engine stalled, forcing
					pilot to eject.  AFM 10/2005

92-4000			Lockheed F-16C Block 52G Fighting Falcon
				for Korea as 92-000 under Peace Bridge II
92-4001			Lockheed F-16C Block 52H Fighting Falcon
				C/n KC-1.  For Korea as RoKAF serial 92-001 under Peace Brige II
92-4002/4003		Lockheed F-16C Block 52J Fighting Falcon
				C/n KC-2/KC-3.  for Korea as RoKAF serials 92-002/003 under Peace Bridge II
				4003 assembled by Samsung in Korea.
92-4004/4008		Lockheed F-16C Block 52K Fighting Falcon
				C/n KC-4/KC-8 for Korea as RoKAF serials 92-004/008 under Peace Bridge II
				Assembled by Samsung in Korea
				4004 (RoKAF 92-004) crashed near Sosan Sep 18, 1997
92-4009/4013		Lockheed F-16C Block 52L Fighting Falcon
				C/n KC-9/KC-13.  For Korea as RoKAF serials 92-009/013 under Peace Bridge II
				Assembled by Samsung in Korea
92-4014/4017		Lockheed F-16C Block 52M Fighting Falcon
				C/n KC-14/KC-17.  for Korea as RoKAF serials 92-014/017 under Peace Bridge II
				Assembled by Samsung in Korea
				4016 (RoKAF 92-016) crashed south of Seoul Aug 6, 1997 (AFM 10/2007)
92-4018/4028		Lockheed F-16C Block 52N Fighting Falcon
				C/n KC-18/KC-28.  for Korea as RoKAF serials 92-018/028 under Peace Bridge II
				Assembled by Samsung in Korea
92-4029/4031		Lockheed F-16D Block 52G Fighting Falcon
				C/n KD-1/KD-3.  For Korea as RoKAF serials 92-029/031 under Peace Bridge II
				Assembled by Samsung in Korea
92-4032/4038		Lockheed F-16D Block 52H Fighting Falcon
				C/n KD-4/KD-10.  for Korea as RoKAF serials 92-032/038 under Peace Bridge II
				Assembled by Samsung in Korea. 
				4038 Landing gear collapsed in heavy landing at Susan Jan 24, 2003.
					Aircraft came to rest upright.
92-4039			Lockheed F-16D Block 52K Fighting Falcon
				C/n KD-11.  for Korea as RoKAF serial 92-039 under Peace Bridge II.
				Assembled by Samsung in Korea
92-4040			Lockheed F-16D Block 52L Fighting Falcon
				C/n KD-12.  For Korea as RoKAF serial 92-040 under Peace Bridge II.
				Assembled by Samsung in Korea
92-4041/4042		Lockheed F-16D Block 52M Fighting Falcon
				C/n KD-13/KD-14.  for Korea as RoKAF serials 92-041/042 under Peace Bridge II.
				Assembled by Samsung in Korea
92-4043/4048		Lockheed F-16D Block 52N Fighting Falcon
				C/n KD-15/KD-20.  for Korea as RoKAF serials 92-042/047 under Peace Bridge II
				Assembled by Samsung in Korea.

92-5408 		McDonnell Douglas AH-64D Apache
				To RAF as prototype WAH-64D 

92-9000			Boeing VC-25A
				Ex 747-2G4B N60659 c/n 23825 built as presidential aircraft.
				Originally serialed 86-8900.  Changed by special order to create a series
				following the two VC-137Cs 62-6000 and 72-7000, plus the first VC-25A 82-8000.

92-13000/13119		Hughes AGM-129A Advanced Cruise Missile (ACM)
92-13120/13125		Beech RC-12N
				c/n FE-026/031.  All converted to RC-12P

			- Army serials begin here -

92-26408/26459		Sikorsky UH-60L Blackhawk
				26410,26419 mod to MH-60L
				26422 (D Coy/4-16th ACR) w/o Dec 21, 2006.
				26424 (A Company 2-149th AVN TX NG) w/o Feb 9, 2000
				26413 (5-101st Avn) written off at Tikrit, Iraq Nov 7, 2003.  Serial number 92-26431 also quoted.
				26424 (A Coy/2-149th Avn) crashed Feb 9, 2000 during brownout conditions on takeoff.
					5 occupants injured.  Helo destroyed, reports of its subsequent activity
					are incorrect.
				26434 (A Company 1-82nd AVN) damaged Oct 2, 1997.  Repaired and returned to service.
				26450 crashed Oct 14, 1993.  Eventually repaired.
				26455 (A Co/4-101th Avn) suffered Class A (repairable) damage at or
					near Fort Campbell, Kentucky when it impacted the ground during
					an autorotation demonstration Aug 16, 2005.  Significant damage.  AFM Apr 2006
				26457 (A Company, 5-101st AVN) crashed Apr 22, 1999.
				26459 (H&H Company/2-10th AVN) damaged May 4, 1998.  Repaired and put back in service.

92-26463			Sikorsky HH-60G Blackhawk

Note: Lockheed bought out the Fort Worth Division of General Dynamics on
December 9, 1992.  Manufacture of the F-16 continued but under the Lockheed
name.