00-0001/0002 Boeing YAL-1A 0001 (MSN 30201) Airborne laser platform conversion of Model 747-400F Freighter, Model 747-4G4F. First firing of laser made on ground at Edwards AFB,CA Nov 24, 2008. To AMARC Feb 14, 2012, departed Nov-Dec 2014. 0002 not built 00-0171/0185 Boeing C-17A Lot XII Globemaster III (0171/0174 MSN 50075, 50076, 50077, 50080) 0175/0185 MSN 50083/50093, line numbers F82/F92) Were formerly 00-0071/0085. It seems that 00-0171/0173 were formerly 09-0171/0173. 0171 set 13 payload-to-altitude records Nov 28, 2001. 0172 was named *Spirit of the Cascades*, name changed to *Spirit of Denali* 0173 is named "Spirit of the Aleutians". Crashed Jul 28, 2010 at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska. Aircraft stalled at an attitude and altitude from which recovery to controlled flight was impossible while practing for an airshow. 4 killed. 0174 is named *Spirit of 9-11..Let's Roll*, later "Spirit of the Sourdoughs" 0176 (62nd AW) made first transcontinental flight (McChord AFB, WA to McGuire AFB, NJ) using blend of regular aviation fuel and synthetic fuel Dec 17, 2007 0179 listed as being named "Spirit of Connecticut" 0182 (MSN 50059/F089) with 62nd AW, 446th AW in 2014 0183 named "Spirit of Freedom" 0184 named "Spirit of Col Joe M. Jackson" 0185 is named *The American Spirit* 00-0201/0204 Boeing C-17A Lot XII Globemaster III MSN 50078 (F77), 50079 (F78), 50081 (F80), 50082(F81). Reserved for aircraft to be leased to RAF as ZZ171/ZZ174. These were later bought. Delivery registrations N171UK/N174UK have been allocated. 0201 to RAF as ZZ171 May 23, 2001 0202 to RAF as ZZ172 Jun 15, 2001 0203 to RAF as ZZ173 Aug 4, 2001 0204 to RAF as ZZ174 Aug 26, 2001. 00-0218/0227 Lockheed Martin F-16CJ Block 50 Fighting Falcon MSN CC-218/227 0221 Active in April 2015 as F-16CM with 79th Fighter Squadron at Shaw AFB, South Carolina. 00-0241 Rutan VZ-10 Used by US Army's Threat Support Activity to simulate cruise missiles and UAVs 00-0292 Let 410 MSN 892307. Registration N551AG cancelled Jan 11, 2000. W/o at Fort Bliss Feb 8, 2002 00-0439 Aero Vodochody L-39C Albatros Used by 412th Test Wing at Edwards AFB under civil registration N439RS being evaluated as possible replacement for T-39. Still current as N439RS 00-0609 Lockheed Martin F-16C Fighting Falcon 00-1001/1050 Lockheed Martin F-16I Block 52+ Fighting Falcon MSN YD-1/50. To Israel AF under Peace Marble V. 1001 (YD-1) IDF/AF 401. remains in USA for use by F-16 Combined Test Force at Edwards AFB. 1002 IDF/AF 403 1003 IDF/AF 404 1004 IDF/AF 253 1005 IDF/AF 407 1006 IDF/AF 408 1007 IDF/AF 410 1008 IDF/AF 411 1009 IDF/AF 413 1010 IDF/AF 415, 253 Squadron 1011 IDF/AF 417 1012 IDF/AF 421 1013 IDF/AF 422 1014 IDF/AF 425 1015 IDF/AF 427 1016 IDF/AF 430 1017 IDF/AF 432, 253 Squadron 1018 IDF/AF 434 1019 IDF/AF 437 1020 IDF/AF 440 1021 IDF/AF 441, reserialled 119; 119 Squadron 1022 IDF/AF 444 1023 IDF/AF 445 1024 IDF/AF 447 1025 IDF/AF 448 1026 IDF/AF 451 1027 IDF/AF 455 1028 IDF/AF 456 1029 IDF/AF 457 1030 IDF/AF 459 1031 IDF/AF 462 1032 IDF/AF 463 1033 IDF/AF 466. 253 Squadron 1034 IDF/AF 468 1035 IDF/AF 469. 119 Squadron 1036 IDF/AF 470 1037 IDF/AF 471 1038 IDF/AF 476 1039 IDF/AF 477 1040 IDF/AF 478 1041 IDF/AF 480. Crashed Nov 10, 2010. The aircraft was part of a four-ship formation that was on a training exercise from Ramon AFB and crashed in the area of Mitzpeh Ramon. Both crew killed. 1042 IDF/AF 482 1043 IDF/AF 486 1044 IDF/AF 488 1045 IDF/AF 489. Plane crashed Jul 19, 2006 while taking off from an IDF base in the Negev desert as part of operations against targets in Lebanon. An initial report suggests that one of the jets tyres burst on take-off, causing instabilities to the jet which was loaded with armaments. The crew followed ejection procedures and the aircraft crashed without causing any injuries on the ground. Some sources state this mishap wasn't a complete write-off but that the aircraft was captured in the emergency net at the end of the runway and should be repairable 1046 IDF/AF 491 1047 IDF/AF 493 1048 IDF/AF 494. 119 Squadron 1049 IDF/AF 497 1050 IDF/AF 499 00-1934 Lockheed EC-130J-505 Hercules MSN 382-5522 with 193rd SOS, Pennsylvania ANG 00-2000 Northrop Grumman E-8C JSTARS MSN P-15. Former B707-396C MSN 20043 N1786B/CF-ZYP, C-FZYP, OE-IDA MSN 20043/786 C-FZYP seized by US Justice Department after drug smuggling incident May 12, 1981 and serialed USAF 85-6973. Modified by Northrop Grumman as JSTARS aircraft and reserialled 00-2000. Believed to have been cancelled, but was seen at Robins AFB May 4, 2005. Also noted at Robins AFB Mar 4, 2005 with 116th ACW. 128th ACCS Active 25feb03 jan16 00-2006/2007 Teledyne Ryan YRQ-4A-10 Global Hawk MSN UAV-6/7 2006 built under the original Global Hawk Advanced Concept Technology Demonstrator development program sponsored by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. Taken out of storage at Edwards AFB and assigned to NASA Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards AFB, CA, later as the Neil A Armstrong Flight Research Center. Registered as NASA 872. Registered as N872NA as a YRQ-4A to the NASA Neil A Armstrong Flight Research Center May 30, 2014; current 2007 assigned to NASA Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards AFB, CA, later as the Neil A Armstrong Flight Research Center. Stored 00-3000/3004 Boeing F-15E-63-MC Strike Eagle 3000 MSN 1366/E227 3001 MSN 1367/E228 3002 MSN 1368/E229 3003 MSN 1369/E230 3004 MSN 1370/E231 All now operating with 494th FS. 00-3065/3072 General Atomics RQ-1K/L Predator MSN P-065/072 3065 (57th W, 11th RS) crashed into side of mountain during training mission in Nevada Test and Training Range Oct 25, 2002 3066 (MQ-1B) crashed in Afghanistan due to mechanical failure Sep 4, 2009. 3068 (MSN P-068) noted as MQ-1K with 57th Wing Oct 2003. Crashed 1.5 mi W of Creech AFB, NV Apr 28, 2009. Cause was failure of manifold absolute pressure reference vacuum line. Damage may be repairable. 3070 (57th Wing, 15th RS) shot down by Iraqi AF MiG 25 fighter near Al Kut, Iraq Dec 23, 2002. AFM 4/2007 3072 modified to MQ-1B. Crashed 20 mi S of Kabul, Afghanistan Sep 19, 2010. 00-3569/3597 Raytheon T-6A Batch 7 Texan II 3569/3580 MSN PT-73/84, 3581/3597 MSN PT-87/103 3579 (14th FTW, 41st FTS) collided midair with T-6A 01-3613 and crashed at Columbus AFB, MS Nov 28, 2007. Both crew ejected safely. 3580 (MSN PT-84) to 434th FTS, then to 41st FTS 3584 (MSN PT-90) 00-4012/4017 Lockheed Martin F/A-22A Block 10 Raptor MSN 4012/4017. Lot 1 IP aircraft. Reserialed from 99-4012/4017 4012 43rd FS. 4013 crashed near Tyndall AFB Nov 15, 2012. Pilot ejected safely. 4014 (422nd TES) crashed and burned out Dec 20, 2004 at Nellis AFB, NV when lost power on takeoff. Pilot ejected safely. Cause of crash was power interruption which caused flight control system to become inoperative. 4015 43rd FS 4016 43rd FS 4017 43rd FS 00-5011 General Atomics RQ-1Q Predator (Tier II) Ground Control Station 00-6001/6055 Lockheed Martin F-16C Block 60 Fighting Falcon MSN RE-1/RE-55. Redesignated F-16E. For United Arab Emirates as 3026/3080 6001 made first flight Aug 6, 2004 bearing civil registration N60019. 6003 made first flight Sep 13, 2004 as N60066. UAE serial will be 3028 6016 (RE-16) seen at Fort Worth, TX Apr 22, 2005 in full UAE colors with serial 3041. 6018 (RE-18) noted at Fort Worth, TX Apr 22, 2005 with test registration N6011C. Will be 3043 with UAE AF. 6036 noted as CC-227 with 78th FS Oct 2002. 6027 (MSN RE-27, UAE 3052) test registration was N60019. Crashed near Al Ain AP, UAE Jan 9, 2006 while practicing for Al Ain 2006 Aerobatic Show. While attempting low recovery from loop, hit ground tail first at high angle of attack with high sink rate and in full afterburner, bounced once and crashed. Pilot ejected at top of bounce but severely injured as parachute failed to deploy fully. Cause of loss was an engine compressor surge at too low an altitude for recovery to be effected. 00-6056/6080 Lockheed Martin F-16D Block 60 Fighting Falcon MSN RF-1/RF-25. Redesignated F-16F. For United Arab Emirates as 3001/3025 6056/6058 allocated civil registrations N161LM, N162LM, N163LM. These registrations were all cancelled Aug 23, 2004, presumably upon delivery to UAE. 6056 carries UAE serial 3001 00-6081 Lockheed Martin F-16C-60-CF Fighting Falcon MSN RE-56. Bore civil registration of N16EX. Redesignated F-16E. For United Arab Emirates as 3081, replacement for 3052 which crashed Jan 9, 2006. 00-9001 Boeing C-32B A Boeing 757 was photographed at Capetown AP, South Africa Aug 3, 2003, apparently unmarked except for the 'tail number' (actually carried on the rear fuselage) '09001' (which may be 00-9001 or may be spurious). Plane with same tail number seen at Stuttgart, Athens, Naples, central Asia, Sofia, Helsinki in Nov 2003. Seen at Edmonton, Alberta May 2005. Seen at RAF Mildenhall Feb 4, 2006. Aircraft allegedly operated in support of US State Dept's Foreign Emergency Support Team. User quoted as 108th ARW/227th SOF. It is actually B757-23AER MSN 25494/611, which has carried serials 98-6006, 99-6143, 00-9001, and 02-5001 interchangeably. Former civil registry was N987AN * Army Serials Start Here* 00-01051/01053 Cessna UC-35B Citation 560 Citation Encore for Army 01051, MSN 560-0565, ex N5211A. Delivered to US Army Sep 11, 2001. Assigned to 2nd Battalion, 228th Aviatin Regiment. 01052, MSN 560-0574, ex N52526. Delivered to US Army Sep 2001. Assigned to Priority Air Transport Detachment, Andrews AFB, Maryland 01053, MSN 560-0577, ex N5207V. Delivered to US Army Sep 2001. Assigned to Priority Air Transport Detachment, Andrews AFB, Maryland 00-02160 Boeing MH-47G Chinook (MSN M3726) conversion from CH-47D 86-1678. First flew Mar 15, 2004, delivered to Army Special Operations Command May 19, 2004. Assigned to 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment 00-05159/05232 Boeing AH-64D Lot 5 Longbow Apache MSN PVD159/PVD232. Remanufactured from existing AH-64As. 05159 AH-64D PVD159 ex AH-64A 90-00483 (PV810) 05160 AH-64D PVD160 ex AH-64A 90-00485 (PV812) 05161 AH-64D PVD161 ex AH-64A 90-00490 (PV817) 05162 AH-64D PVD162 ex AH-64A 90-00486 (PV813). Rebuilt as AH-64E 11-09010 05163 AH-64D PVD163 ex AH-64A 83-23806 (PV031) 05164 AH-64D PVD164 ex AH-64A 90-00491 (PV818). Rebuilt as AH-64E 10-09003 05165 AH-64D PVD165 ex AH-64A 90-00492 (PV819) 05166 AH-64D PVD166 ex AH-64A 90-00495 (PV822). Rebuilt as AH-64E 11-09023. 05167 AH-64D PVD167 ex AH-64A 90-00493 (PV820) 05168 AH-64D PVD168 ex AH-64A 90-00494 (PV821) 05169 AH-64D PVD169 ex AH-64A 90-00496 (PV823) 05170 AH-64D PVD170 ex AH-64A 90-00497 (PV824) 05171 AH-64D PVD171 ex AH-64A 90-00498 (PV825) 05172 AH-64D PVD172 ex AH-64A 82-23362 (PV008) 05173 AH-64D PVD173 ex AH-64A 94-00336 (PV914) 05174 AH-64D PVD174 ex AH-64A 91-00116 (PV854) 05175 AH-64D PVD175 ex AH-64A 91-00123 (PV876). C Co/6/6th CAV in accident near Kuwait City, Kuwait Sep 6, 2003. 30-mm cannon torn off and the two main undercarriage legs bent upwards. AFM 12/2005 05176 AH-64D PVD176 ex AH-64A 84-24205 (PV065) 05177 AH-64D PVD177 ex AH-64A 86-09055 (PV425) 05178 AH-64D PVD178 ex AH-64A 87-00462 (PV481) 05179 AH-64D PVD179 ex AH-64A 87-00489 (PV508). Crashed near Bagram, Afghanistan (A Troop/2-6th Cav) Jul 29, 2005 when it hit the ground during close combat-attack training, sustaining Class A (repairable) damage. Both crew members injured. (AFM Apr 2006) 05180 AH-64D PVD180 ex AH-64A 84-24279 (PV139) 05181 AH-64D PVD181 ex AH-64A 84-24304 (PV164) 05182 AH-64D PVD182 ex AH-64A 87-00433 (PV452) 05183 AH-64D PVD183 ex AH-64A 85-25464 (PV285) 05184 AH-64D PVD184 ex AH-64A 84-24297 (PV157) 05185 AH-64D PVD185 ex AH-64A 85-25363 (PV184) 05186 AH-64D PVD186 ex AH-64A 85-25392 (PV213) 05187 AH-64D PVD187 ex AH-64A 86-08983 (PV353). 05188 AH-64D PVD188 ex AH-64A 85-25486 (PV307) 05189 AH-64D PVD189 ex AH-64A 86-09033 (PV403). 05190 AH-64D PVD190 ex AH-64A 85-25375 (PV196) 05191 AH-64D PVD191 ex AH-64A 84-24281 (PV141) 05192 AH-64D PVD192 ex AH-64A 85-25356 (PV177) 05193 AH-64D PVD193 ex AH-64A 86-09025 (PV395) 05194 AH-64D PVD194 ex AH-64A 84-24256 (PV116) 05195 AH-64D PVD195 ex AH-64A 85-25470 (PV291) 05196 AH-64D PVD196 ex AH-64A 86-08966 (PV336) 05197 AH-64D PVD197 ex AH-64A 85-25487 (PV308) 05198 AH-64D PVD198 ex AH-64A 86-08977 (PV347) 05199 AH-64D PVD199 ex AH-64A 86-09014 (PV384) 05200 AH-64D PVD200 ex AH-64A 86-09028 (PV398) 05201 AH-64D PVD201 ex AH-64A 84-24207 (PV067) 05202 AH-64D PVD202 ex AH-64A 88-00211 (PV541) 05203 AH-64D PVD203 ex AH-64A 86-09042 (PV412) 05204 AH-64D PVD204 ex AH-64A 86-09045 (PV415) 05205 AH-64D PVD205 ex AH-64A 86-08965 (PV335) 05206 AH-64D PVD206 ex AH-64A 85-25400 (PV221) 05207 AH-64D PVD207 ex AH-64A 86-08969 (PV339) 05208 AH-64D PVD208 ex AH-64A 86-08968 (PV338) 05209 AH-64D PVD209 ex AH-64A 86-08973 (PV343) 05210 AH-64D PVD210 ex AH-64A 86-09001 (PV371) 05211 AH-64D PVD211 ex AH-64A 86-09009 (PV379). Crashed with 6-6th Cav Oct 30, 2003 near Balad AAF, Iraq. Force landed after inflight fire. Crew exited safely but aircraft burnt out. 05212 AH-64D PVD212 ex AH-64A 86-08976 (PV346) 05213 AH-64D PVD213 ex AH-64A 83-23788 (PV013) 05214 AH-64D PVD214 ex AH-64A 86-08971 (PV341) Damaged in Germany Feb 23, 2006. Struck approach lights at Grafenwohr 05215 AH-64D PVD215 ex AH-64A 86-08975 (PV345) 05216 AH-64D PVD216 ex AH-64A 86-08979 (PV349) 05217 AH-64D PVD217 ex AH-64A 86-08985 (PV355) 05218 AH-64D PVD218 ex AH-64A 86-09017 (PV387) 05219 AH-64D PVD219 ex AH-64A 86-08972 (PV342). Crashed in Iraq Oct 23, 2003 while approaching to land at Kirkuk. The APU clutch failed and started a fire. Aircraft landed safely but fuselage was almost completely burnt through. 05220 AH-64D PVD220 ex AH-64A 86-08988 (PV358) 05221 AH-64D PVD221 ex AH-64A 86-08999 (PV369) 05222 AH-64D PVD222 ex AH-64A 86-09015 (PV385) 05223 AH-64D PVD223 ex AH-64A 86-09018 (PV388) 05224 AH-64D PVD224 ex AH-64A 82-23360 (PV006) 05225 AH-64D PVD225 ex AH-64A 82-23361 (PV007) 05226 AH-64D PVD226 ex AH-64A 87-00458 (PV477) 05227 AH-64D PVD227 ex AH-64A 83-23812 (PV037) 05228 AH-64D PVD228 ex AH-64A 88-00212 (PV542) 05229 AH-64D PVD229 ex AH-64A 86-08960 (PV330) 05230 AH-64D PVD230 ex AH-64A 87-00441 (PV460) 05231 AH-64D PVD231 ex AH-64A 88-00215 (PV545) 05232 AH-64D PVD232 ex AH-64A 85-25480 (PV301). Leased to KLu before conversion. With (B Co/6-6th Cav) reported to have crashed in Iraq Mar 24, 2003. Caused only Class B damage. 00-26847/26851 Sikorsky UH-60L Lot 23 Black Hawk 26847, 26849/26851 MSN 702560, 702498, 702504/702505 00-26852/26856 Sikorsky S-70A-41 Black Hawk Ordered by Venezuela but NTU. To Colombian AF as FAC4124/FAC4128 26853 MSN 702480 26854 MSN 702481 26855 MSN 702482 00-26857/26870 Sikorsky UH-60L Lot 24 Black Hawk 00-26871/26872 Sikorsky S-70A-41 AH-60L Black Hawk (Arpia III) to Colombian AF as FAC4128 and FAC4130 26872 MSN 702633 to Colombian AF as FAC4130 00-26873/26875 Sikorsky HH-60L Lot 24 Black Hawk 26875 for sale to Federal Agencies Jan 19, 2018. Located at Science and Engineering Services LLC, Huntsville, AL. Registered N875AR with Department of State, Membourne, FL Zpr 5, 2018 00-26876/26877 Sikorsky S-70A-21 Black Hawk For Egyptian AF
