AB-1 to AB-5 C-1 to C-5 renumbered. AB-6 D-1 renumbered. AB-7 D-2 renumbered. AH-1 A-1 renumbered. Believed struck off charge 16/10/14. AH-2 to AH-3 A-4 and A-3 renumbered. AH-4 to AH-6 B-1 to B-3 renumbered. AH-7 Burgess-Dunne tailless seaplane. AH-8 to AH-9 Curtiss pusher seaplanes AH-8 crashed off Pensacola, FL during attempted duration flight Jun 9, 1916. Pillot Lt JG Richard Saufley was killed. Saufley Field is subsequently named for him. Plane must have been rebuilt since reported transferred to Army, and still in Army hands in 1919 AH-9 crashed at Pensacola, FL May 8, 1915, killing the pilot. Plane was rebuilt and renumbered A83 in the first numerical series. AH-10 Burgess-Dunne tailless seaplane. AH-11 to AH-18 Curtiss pusher seaplanes. AH-19 Originally allocated to a Wright Model G Aeroboat; this was not accepted, so number was reallocated to a Martin Model S seaplane, which later became A68 in the first numerical series. AH-20 to AH-21 Thomas seaplanes (renumbered A57 and A58 in first numerical series). AH-22 Martin Model S seaplane (renumbered A69 in first numerical series). AH-23 Wright Model K seaplane (renumbered A51 in first numerical series). AH-24 Sturtevant S (renumbered A76 in first numerical series). AH-25 to AH-31 Burgess Model S (AH-25 renumbered A70 in first numerical series). AH-61 Gallaudet D-1 (renumbered A59 in first numerical series). AH-62 Curtiss R-3 (renumbered A67 in first numerical series). AH-65 Curtiss R-3 (renumbered A66 in first numerical series). AX-1 E-1 renumbered. BC-2 to BC-4 Goodyear kite balloons (renumbered A94, A95 and A151 in first numerical series.
