U-2 / A-12 / YF-12A / SR-71
BLACKBIRD
& RB-57D - WB-57F LOCATIONS |
Listed below is the Production List and current disposition and flying status of the U-2, A-12, YF-12A, RB-57D, RB/WB-57F and the SR-71. |
A-12 | OXCART | ||
Serial Number | Article Number | ||
60-6924 | 121 | On display at Blackbird Airpark, Palmdale, CA | |
60-6925 | 122 | On display at USS Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum | |
60-6926 | 123 | Lost on 24 May 1963, Nevada. The CIA Pilot Ken Collins ejected safely. | |
60-6927 | 124 | Two-seat trainer model nicknamed Titanium Goose, On display at the California Science Centre. | |
60-6928 | 125 | Lost on 5 January 1967, Groom Lake, Nevada. CIA Pilot Walt Ray ejected from the aircraft but he failed to separate from the ejection seat and was killed . | |
60-6929 | 126 | Lost on 28 December 1967, Groom Lake, NV. CIA Pilot Mel Vojovidich ejected safely | |
60-6930 | 127 | On display at Alabama Space & Rocket Centre, Huntsville, AL | |
60-6931 | 128 | On display at CIA HQ, Langley, VA | |
60-6932 | 129 | Lost on 5 June 1968, in South China Sea off Philippines Islands. No trace was ever found of pilot or aircraft | |
60-6933 | 130 | On display at San Diego Aerospace Museum, San Diego, CA | |
6934 | Number assigned to YF-12 production, | ||
6935 | Number assigned to YF-12 production, | ||
6936 | Number assigned to YF-12 production, | ||
60-6937 | 131 | On display at the Southern Museum of Flight, Birmingham, AL | |
60-6938 | 132 | On display at USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park, Mobile, AL | |
60-6939 | 133 | Lost on 9 July 1964, at Groom Lake, NV. Lockheed Test Pilot Bill Park ejected safely. | |
60-6940 | 134M | Actually a M-21, On display at Museum of Flight, Seattle,WA. Mated with D-21 drone | |
60-6941 | 135M | M-21, Lost on 30 July 1966, near Midway Island,. The Lockheed Test Pilot Bill Park and the Launch Control Officer, Ray Torick ejected safely, but upon landing in the water Ray Torrick's suit filled with water drowning Torrick. Bill Park was rescued safely. | |
Serial Numbers assigned to A-12 production was 60-6924 through 60-6948 | |||
60-6942 | Serial numbers 60-6942 through 60-6948 were not used | ||
60-6943 | |||
60-6944 | |||
60-6945 | |||
60-6946 | |||
60-6947 | |||
60-6948 | |||
Go To Roadrunners Internationale page http://roadrunnersinternationale.com/articlestoday.html for more details on Individual A-12's | |||
YF-12A | KEDLOCK | ||
60-6934 | 1001 | Lost on 14 August 1966 (some sources say 14 July 1966), at Edwards AFB, CA. Seriously damaged during a landing at Edwards. The rear half of the 6934 was fused with the front half of the SR-71 static model to make the SR-71C 64-17981. | |
60-6935 | 1002 | On display in Annex of USAF Museum, Wright-Patterson, OH | |
60-6936 | 1003 | Lost on 24 June 1971, Edwards AFB, CA. Lt. Col. Ronald Layton, and Major Bill Curti both ejected safely. | |
SR-71 | SENIOR CROWN | ||
61-7950 | 2001 | Lost on 10 January 1967 at Edwards AFB, CA. Lockheed Test pilot Art Peterson survived. | |
61-7951 | 2002 | On display at Pima Air Museum, Tucson, AZ | |
61-7952 | 2003 | Lost on 25 January 1966 near Tucumcari, NM. The Lockheed RSO Jim Zwayer was killed in the bailout, while Lockheed Test Pilot Bill Weaver survived . | |
61-7953 | 2004 | Lost on 18 December 1969 near Shosone, CA. USAF Pilot and RSO: Lt. Col. Joe Rogers/ Lt. Col. Garry Heidelbaugh ejected safely. | |
61-7954 | 2005 | Lost on 11 April 1969 at Edwards AFB, CA. . USAF Pilot/ RSO: Lt. Col. Bill Skliar/ Major Noel Warner escaped safely. | |
61-7955 | 2006 | On display at Edwards AFB, CA | |
61-7956 | 2007 | SR-71B On display at the Kalamazoo Air Zoo, Kalamazoo, Michigan. NASA 831 | |
61-7957 | 2008 | SR-71B (Trainer) Lost on 11 January 1968 near Beale AFB, CA. Lt. Col. Robert Sowers and the Student Pilot: Capt. David Fruehauf . Both crew members ejected safely | |
61-7958 | 2009 | On display at Museum of Aviation, Robbins AFB, GA | |
61-7959 | 2010 | On display at USAF Armament Museum, Eglin AFB, FL. "BIG TAIL" Modification | |
61-7960 | 2011 | On display at Castle Air Museum, California | |
61-7961 | 2012 | On display at Kansas Cosomphere and Space Centre, Hutchinson, KS | |
61-7962 | 2013 | On display at he Imperial War Museum at Duxford, England | |
61-7963 | 2014 | On display In the Heritage Park at Beale AFB, CA | |
61-7964 | 2015 | On display at SAC Museum, Offutt AFB, NE | |
61-7965 | 2016 | Lost on 25 October 1967 near Lovelock, NV. USAF Pilot/ RSO: Capt. Roy St.Martin/ Capt. John Carnochan ejected safely. | |
61-7966 | 2017 | Lost on 13 April 1965 near Las Vegas, NM. USAF Pilot/RSO: Capt. Earle Boone/ Capt. Richard Sheffield ejected safely. | |
61-7967 | 2018 | On display at Barksdale AFB | |
61-7968 | 2019 | On display at Viginia Aviation Museum | |
61-7969 | 2020 | Lost on 10 May 1970 near Korat Royal Thai Air Force Base (RTAFB), Thailand. USAF Pilot/ RSO: Maj. William Lawson/ Maj. Glibert Martinez ejected safely. | |
61-7970 | 2021 | Lost on 17 June 1970 near El Paso, TX. The USAF Pilot/RSO: Lt. Col. Buddy Brown/ Maj. Mortimer Jarvis both ejected safely, but Buddy Brown broke both his legs during the ejection. | |
61-7971 | 2022 | On display at Evergreen Museum, McMinniville OR | |
61-7972 | 2023 | Dulles Intl. Airport for National Air & Space Museum | |
61-7973 | 2024 | On display at Blackbird Airpark, Palmdale, CA | |
61-7974 | 2025 | Lost on 21 April 1989 near the Philippines in the South China Sea.e USAF Pilot: Lt. Col. Dan House and RSO: Maj. Blair Bozek ejected safely. | |
61-7975 | 2026 | On display at March Field Air Museum, CA | |
61-7976 | 2027 | On display at USAF Museum, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | |
61-7977 | 2028 | Lost on 10 October 1968 at Beale AFB, CA. t. USAF RSO: Maj. James Kogler ejected, Pilot: Maj.Gabriel Kardong elected to stay with the aircraft. Both crew members survived. | |
61-7978 | 2029 | Lost on 20 July 1972 at Kadena AB, Okinawa. USAF Pilot: Capt. Dennis Bush and RSO: Capt. James Fagg and pilot survived safely. | |
61-7979 | 2030 | On display at USAF History and Traditions Museum, Lackland AFB, TX | |
61-7980 | 2031 | NASA 844 | |
61-7981 | 2000 | Built from front end of SR-71 static test model & aft end of YF-12 60-0934; On display at Hill AFB, UT "C" model (trainer), | |
AF Serial Numbers assigned for the SR-71: 61-17950 through 61-17985 | |||
61-7982 | not used | Serial numbers 61-7982 through 61-7985 were not used | |
61-7983 | not used | ||
61-17984 | not used | ||
61-17985 | not used | ||
Numerous Blackbird books and articles have been
published containing incorrect SR-71 serial numbers with a ‘64’ prefix.
Regrettably, the ‘64’ numbers have been published so often that authors
and researchers continue to use them. Official documentation on the Blackbird released by various government agencies includes technical manuals, accident reports, maintenance records, and test reports. Many of them contain references to the serial numbers, all with a ‘61’ prefix. Not a single official document has yet surfaced in which a ‘64’ prefix was used. When a few SR-71s were reactivated for operational duty in the mid-1990s their markings included standard USAF tail numbers with the FY61 base number followed by the last three digits of the sequence number. |
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U-2 | Original Production Batch for the CIA | ||
341 | Lost 4 April 1957 near Pioche, NV. Crashed killing Lockheed Test Pilot Robert Seiker. | ||
56-6675 | 342 | U-2F Lost on 25 Feb 1966 in California. Civilian Pilot: Hall survived. | |
56-6676 | 343 | Lost on 27 October 1962 near Banes, Cuba. USAF Pilot: Maj. Rudolf Anderson was killed. | |
56-6677 | 344 | Lost on 1 March 1962 at Edwards AFB, CA. USAF Pilot: John A. Campbell was killed. | |
56-6678 | 345 | Lost in May 1956 at "The Ranch". Killing Pilot: Wilburn S. Rose. | |
56-6679 | 346 | Lost on 17 Sep 1956 in Germany. Killing Pilot: Howard Carey | |
56-6680 | 347 | On display as U-2C at National Air & Space Museum Smithsonian, Washington, DC) | |
56-6681 | 348 | On display as U-2C at NASA Ames Research Centre, NAS Moffet Field | |
56-6682 | 349 | On display as U-2C at Museum of Aviation, Robbins AFB, GA | |
56-6683 | 350 | Lost on 20 November 1963 near Key West, FL. Crashed NW of Key West, FL, USAF Pilot: Captain Joe G. Hyde was killed. | |
56-6684 | 351 | Lost Sept. 1962 near Taoyuan, Taiwan. Killing ROCAF Pilot: Major Yao- Hua Chih | |
56-6685 | 352 | Lost on 22 Oct. 1965 off Taiwan. Killed ROCAF Pilot: Major Pete Wang | |
56-6686 | 353 | Lost on 14 September 1961 at Edwards AFB, CA. CIA Pilot: Buster Edens ok. | |
56-6687 | 354 | Lost on 31 August 1956 at Groom Lake Killing CIA Pilot: Frank Grace | |
56-6688 | 355 | Lost on 1 November 1963 near Jiangxi, China. ROCAF Pilot: Maj. Rober Yeh survived, he was released in 1983 | |
56-6689 | 356 | Lost on 23 March 1964 near Taiwan. Killing ROCAF Pilot: Maj.Sonny Liang. | |
56-6690 | 357 | Lost on 19 December 1956. Pilot: Bob Ericson survived. | |
56-6691 | 358 | Lost on 10 January 1965 near Peking, China. U-2C, , ROCAF Pilot Major Jack Chang survived released in 1983. | |
56-6692 | 359 | On display at Imperial War Museum, Duxford, UK | |
56-6693 | 360 | Lost on 1 May 1960 near Sverdlovsk, Russia.CIA Pilot: Francis Gary Powers survived | |
U-2 | Original Production Batch for the USAF | ||
56-6694 | 361 | Lost on 26 September 1957 near Del Rio, TX. USAF Pilot: Col Jack Nole survived. | |
56-6695 | 362 | Loston 7 July 1964 near Fujian, China. ROCAF Pilot: Lt. Col. Terry Lee killed. | |
56-6696 | 363 | Lost on 22 March 1966 near Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ. CAF Pilot: Captain Andy Fan survived. | |
56-6697 | 364 | Lost on 6 August 1958 near Laughlin AFB, TX. USAF Pilot: Lt Paul L. Haughland was killed. | |
56-6698 | 365 | Lost on 9 July 1958 SW of Tucumcari, NM. USAF Pilot: Captain Alfred L. Chapin was killed. | |
56-6699 | 366 | Lost on 28 June 1957 in New Mexico. USAF Pilot: Lt Leo Smith was killed.) | |
56-6700 | 367 | Lost on 29 May 1975 near Winterberg, Germany. USAF Pilot: Captain Robert T. Rendlemen survived. | |
56-6701 | 368 | On display as U-2C at SAC Museum, Offutt AFB, NE | |
56-6702 | 369 | Lost on 28 Jun 1957 near Del Rio, TX, Pilot Lt Ford Lowcock killed | |
56-6703 | 370 | Lost on 18 September 1964 near Del Rio. Killing USAF Pilot: Major Robert Primrose | |
56-6704 | 371 | Lost on 28 November 1957, Laughlin AFB, TX. USAF Pilot: Captain Bennidict A. Lacombe was killed,.. | |
56-6705 | 372 | Lost 17th February 1966 Taichung, Captain Charlie Wu Killed | |
56-6706 | 373 | Lost 9th September 1967, Captain Tom Hwang Killed | |
56-6707 | 374 | On display as U-2C at Laughlin AFB, TX | |
56-6708 | 375 | Lost on 1 July 1967 near Pineville, LA. USAF Pilot: Captain Sam Swart survived. | |
56-6709 | 376 | Lost on 2 Janauary 1962 near Picayune, MS. USAF Pilot: Captain Charles B. Stratton survived. | |
56-6710 | 377 | Lost on 11 September 1958 at Edwards AFB, CA. USAF Pilot: Captain Patrick Hunderwahl was killed. | |
56-6711 | 378 | Lost on 9 September 1962, 15 km south of Nanchang, China by SA-2, ROCAF Pilot: Lt Col Chen-Huai survived but died later of injuries in hospital. | |
56-6712 | 379 | Lost on 18 Dec 1964, crashed when ROCAF Pilot:Captain Sheng Shih-Hi survived | |
56-6713 | 380 | Lost on 8 July 1958 near Wayside, TX. C Royal Air Force (RAF) Pilot: Squadron Leader Christopher H. Walker killed | |
56-6714 | 381 | The U-2 is now mounted on pylon at Beale AFB, CA | |
56-6715 | 382 | Lost on 26 April 1965 near Borone, CA. Killing CIA Det G pilot: Eugene Edens. | |
56-6716 | 383 | On display as U-2C at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ | |
56-6717 | 384 | Lost , 21 June 1963 Major Mickey Hu killed. | |
56-6718 | 385 | Lost, Yellow Sea Maj Billy Chang killed | |
56-6719 | 386 | Lost on 28 July 1966 near Oruro, Bolivia. USAF Pilot: Captain Robert D. Hickman killed | |
56-6720 | 387 | Lost on 14 July 1960, 30nmi NW of Uvalde, TX. USAF Pilot: Major Raleigh B. J. Meyers survived. | |
56-6721 | 388 | U-2D (purpose built 2 place a/c, not trainer) On display at Blackbird Airpark, | |
56-6722 | 389 | On display as U-2A at USAF Museum, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | |
56-6950 | 390 | Lost on 8 October 1966 near Bein Hoa, Vietnam. USAF Pilot: Major Leo J. Stewart, Jr. survived | |
56-6951 | 391 | Lost on 17 Oct 1966 near Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ, USAF Pilot: Captain Leslie M. White survived. | |
56-6952 | 392 | Lost on 18 November 1971 near Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ. USAF Pilot: Captain John C. Cunney was killed | |
56-6953 | 393 | U-2CT (trainer); On display at Bodo, Norway U-2C | |
56-6954 | 394 | Lost on 31 May 1968 near Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ. USAF Pilot: mAJORVictor L. Milam survived. | |
56-6955 | 395 | Lost on 14 August 1964 near Boise, Idaho. Taiwanese Air Force Pilot: Captain Steve Sheng survived | |
AF Serial numbers assigned to U-2 A/C/F/G/H production: | |||
56-6675 through 56-6722 | |||
56-6950 through 56-6955-- Ordered in 1958 but assigned Fiscal 1956 Serial Numbers | |||
Original U-2R Production Batch | |||
68-10329 | 051 | Originally built as a U-2R, first flew as N803X on 28 Aug 1967 . Transferred to 9 SRW, | Currently with the 9th RW |
68-10330 | 052 | Lost on 7 December 1977 at RAF Akrotiri, Cyprus. USAF Pilot: Capt. Robert A. Henderson killed | |
68-10331 | 053 | ex- ROCAF , Transferred to 9 SRW, 1976 . | Currently with the 9th RW |
68-10332 | 054 | Lost on 15 January 1992 in Sea of Japan. USAF Pilot: Capt. Marty McGregor was killed | |
68-10333 | 055 | Lost on 22 May 1984 at Osan AB, Korea, . USAF Pilot: Captian Dave Bonzi survived. | |
68-10334 | 056 | Lost on 16 April 1975 in Gulf of Thailand. USAF Pilot: Captain Jon T. Little survived | |
68-10335 | 057 | Lost on 24 November 1970 near Taiwan. Taiwanese Air force Pilot: Major Denny Huang was killed. | |
68-10336 | 058 | Currently flying with Flight Test, Palmdale, CA | DET 2 WR-ALC |
68-10337 | 059 | 100th SRW - Transferred to 9 SRW, 1976 | Currently with the 9th RW |
68-10338 | 060 | Lost on 29 August 1995 at RAF Fairford, UK. USAF Pilot: Captain. David Hawkens was killed | |
68-10339 | 061 | Lost on training flight, 13 Dec 1993 at Beale AFB, CA. USAF Pilot: Captain Richard Schneider was killed | |
68-10340 | 062 | Lost on 5 October 1980 at Osan AB, Korea. USAF Pilot: Captain Cleveland H. Wallace survived. | |
AF Serial numbers assigned to U-2R & TR-1 production: | |||
68-10329 through 68-10340 - First Production run | |||
80-1063 through 80-1099 - Second Production run | |||
68-10346 | not used | AF Serial numbers assigned to the U-2R program but not used are: 68-10346 through 68-10353 | |
68-10347 | not used | ||
68-10348 | not used | ||
68-10349 | not used | ||
68-10350 | not used | ||
68-10351 | not used | ||
68-10352 | not used | ||
68-10353 | not used | ||
U-2R /TR-1A /ER-2 Production Batch 1981-89 | |||
80-1063 | 063 | First ER-2 , N706NA Renumbered N806NA. | NASA |
80-1064 | 064 | Built as TR-1B,Reconfigured to TU-2S, delivered on 28 October 1994 | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1065 | 065 | Built as TR-1B, Reconfigured to TU-2S August 1995 - | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1066 | 066 | Built as TR-1A, Sept. 1981. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1067 | 067 | Built as TR-1A, July 1982 Currently flying with Flight Test Palmdale, CA, | DET 2 WR-ALC |
80-1068 | 068 | Built as TR-1A, July 1982 - Converted to U-2ST 2004. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1069 | 069 | Built as TR-1A , On Loan to NASA as ER-2 N708NA, Returned to the USAF | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1070 | 070 | Built as TR-1A. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1071 | 071 | Built as U-2R, Nov 1983. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1072 | 072 | Built as TR-1A, Lost on 18 July 1984 at Beale AFB, CA. USAF Pilot: Captain Todd Hubbard survived. | |
80-1073 | 073 | Built as TR-1A, Feb 1984. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1074 | 074 | Built as TR-1A Feb 1984. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1075 | 075 | Built as U-2R, Lost on 8 October 1984 at Osan AB, Korea. USAF Captain Thomas Dettmer survived | |
80-1076 | 076 | Built as a U-2R, in 1984-85. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1077 | 077 | Built as TR-1A, March 1985. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1078 | 078 | Built as TR-1A, March 1985. Crashed on 24 April 1990 at RAF Alconbury, UK. USAF Pilot: Kyle Lampella survived. Rebuilt as TU-2S(Trainer), delivered 28 Oct 1994 | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1079 | 079 | Built as TR-1A, March 1985 | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1080 | 080 | Built as TR-1A, May 1985. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1081 | 081 | Built as TR-1A, Oct 1985. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1082 | 082 | Built as TR-1A, Oct 1985. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1083 | 083 | Built as TR-1A, Oct 1985. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1084 | 084 | Built as TR-1A, April 1986. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1085 | 085 | Built as TR-1A, Aug 1986. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1086 | 086 | Built as TR-1A, 1986-87. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1087 | 087 | Built as TR-1A, May 1987. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1088 | 088 | Built as TR-1A, Dec 1987. Crashed on 7 Aug 1996, USAF Pilot: Capt. Randy Roby killed. | |
80-1089 | 089 | Built as U-2R, 1988. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1090 | 090 | Built as TR-1A, 1988. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1091 | 091 | Built as TU-2R Trainer, March 1988 Converted to TU-2S | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1092 | 092 | Built as TR-1A, April 1988. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1093 | 093 | Built as TR-1A, June 1988. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1094 | 094 | Built as TR-1A, Sept 1988. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1095 | 095 | Built as U-2R, 1988. Crashed in Hwasong, south of Seoul on 26 January 2003, | |
80-1096 | 096 | Built as U-2R, April 1989. | Currently with the 9th RW |
80-1097 | 097 | Second NASA ER-2 N709NA , Renumbered NA809NA | NASA |
80-1098 | 098 | Built as U-2R, 1989. Lost towards end of August 1994 at Osan AB, Korea. USAF Pilot: Cholene Espinoza survived, | |
80-1099 | 099 | Built as TR-1A, 3 Oct 1989. | Currently with the 9th RW |
All TR-1A's redesignated U-2R's 1991 | |||
All U-2R'S Re-designated U-2S From 1994 onwards on being re-engined with the P&W F118-GE-101 | |||
RB-57D | |||
Build No | |||
53-3963 | 14 | RB-57D-1, 4025th SRS , 7407th SS RB-57D, | SCRAPPED |
53-3964 | 15 | RB-57D-2 4025th SRS , 4677th DSES - EB-57D | SCRAPPED |
53-3965 | 16 | RB-57D-2 4025th SRS , 4677th DSES - EB-57D | SCRAPPED |
53-3966 | 17 | RB-57D-2 4025th SRS , 4677th DSES - EB-57D | SCRAPPED |
53-3967 | 18 | RB-57D-2 4025th SRS , 4677th DSES - EB-57D | SCRAPPED |
53-3968 | 19 | RB-57D-2 4025th SRS , 4677th DSES - EB-57D | SCRAPPED |
53-3969 | 20 | RB-57D-2 4025th SRS , 4677th DSES - EB-57D | SCRAPPED |
53-3970 | 7 | RB-57D-0 4025th SRS, 7407th SS - RB-57D, RB-57F 63-13502 | SCRAPPED |
53-3971 | 8 | RB-57D-0 4025th SRS. To MASDC in 1961 for use as spares | SCRAPPED |
53-3972 | 9 | RB-57D-0 4025th SRS, 7407th SS - RB-57D, RB-57F 63-13500. | AMARC |
53-3973 | 10 | RB-57D-0 4025th SRS, 7407th SS - RB-57D, | SCRAPPED |
53-3974 | 11 | RB-57D-0 4025th SRS, 7407th SS - RB-57D, RB-57F 63-13503. | NASA 926NA |
53-3975 | 12 | RB-57D-0 4025th SRS, 7407th SS - RB-57D, RB-57F 63-13501. | Pima Air Museum |
53-3976 | 13 | RB-57D-0 4025th SRS, 7407th SS - RB-57D, | SCRAPPED |
53-3977 | 1 | RB-57D-0 4025th SRS, 4677th DSES - EB-57D. | SCRAPPED |
53-3978 | 2 |
RB-57D-0 4025th SRS, No 4 Squadron ROCAF - ????? - |
Shot Down 7th OCT 1959 |
53-3979 | 3 | RB-57D-0 4025th SRS. | Written Off Del Rio Texas |
53-3980 | 4 | RB-57D-0 4025th SRS, 4677th DSES - EB-57D. | SCRAPPED |
53-3981 | 5 |
RB-57D-0 4025th SRS, ROCAF 5644, 4677th DSES - EB-57D. |
SCRAPPED |
53-3982 | 6 | RB-57D-0 4025th SRS, 4677th DSES - EB-57D, Pima Air Museum | WPAFB MUSEUM |
CREDIT FOR 7499th Group / 7407th SS information ---- John Bessette | |||
RB / WB-57F | |||
Original Airframe | |||
52-1427 | RB-57A | 63- 13300 | AMARC |
52-1432 | RB-57A | 63- 13301 | AMARC |
52-1433 | RB-57A | 63- 13302 | AMARC |
52-1536 | B-57B | 63- 13298 | NASA N928NA |
52-1527 | B-57B | 63- 13289 | AMARC |
52-1539 | B-57B | 63- 13288 | AMARC |
52-1589 | B-57B | 63- 13286 | AMARC |
52-1562 | B-57B | 63- 13290 | AMARC |
52-1573 | B-57B | 63- 13299 | AMARC |
52-1574 | B-57B | 63- 13291 | AMARC |
52-1583 | B-57B | 63- 13293 | Robins AFB |
52-1594 | B-57B | 63- 13292 | Destroyed at Krkland AFB |
53-3864 | B-57B | 63- 13287 | Shot Down? |
53-3935 | B-57B | 63- 13284 | AMARC |
53-3918 | B-57B | 63- 13295--- Removed from AMARG Aug 20011 and under going restoration in Colorado- Will be re-designated NASA 927 , | AMARC |
53-3897 | B-57B | 63- 13296 | AMARC |
53-3900 | B-57B | 63- 13297 | Crashed Albuquerque NM |
53-3970 | RB-57D | 63-13502 | MASDC Scrapped |
53-3972 | RB-57D | 63-13500 | MASDC |
53-3974 | RB-57D | 63-13503, NASA 926NA | NASA |
53-3975 | RB-57D | 63-13501, NASA 925NA | Pima Air Museum |