USAF Serial Number Search Results

69-6334 ... 69-6446 (EXACT MATCH)
Cessna A-37B Dragonfly
MSN 43179/43291
6364,6372/6376,6383,6384,6386/6389,6393, 6397,6398 converted to GOA-37B.
6375 to GA-37B
6334/6339, 6340/6347,6350,6353/6354,6357,6358,6360/6363,
6365,6373,6374,6376,6377,6382,6390/6392,6394,
6395,6399/6413,6418,6431,6433/6435,6437,6439,6440, 6444,
6445, 6446 sold to South Vietnam
6415,6419,6420,6422/6426,6428/6430,6432,6436,6438,6441/6443 converted to OA-37B.
6408/6413,6418,6427,6431,6433/6435,6437,6439,6440,6444,6446 to South Vietnam.
Transfers to AMARC from www.amarcexperience.com
6334 (MSN 43179) to South Vietnam
6335 (MSN 43180) to South Vienam
6336 to South Korean AF as 96-336.  While being operated by 239th
Special Flying Squadron "Black Eagles" crashed during aerobatic
display at Suwon AB May 5, 2006.  Pilot killed
6345 (MSN 43190, 8th Special Operations Squadron, 377th Air Base Wing) shot down by 23mm AAA   May 11, 1972
2 Miles Northwest of An Loc, Binh Long Province South Vietnam.  Aircraft rolled inverted & 
crashed & exploded.  Pilot KIA. 
6346 (604th Air Command Squadron 3rd Tactical Fighter Wing) shot down by ground fire June 24, 1970
about 10 Miles East of Kratie City, Kratie Province Cambodia.  Pilot ejected and was rescued by
US Army helicopter, but died later that day of injuries.
6348 (8th Special Operations Squadron 377th Air Base Wing) hit by ground fire May 1, 1972 while flying 
a close air support mission mear Kien Long South Vietnam.  Able to make it back to Bien Hoa Air Base. 
Pilot survived.  Aircraft was so badly damaged that it had to be scrapped.    
6349 (377th Air Base Wing, 8th SOS) crashed in Thailand Jun 18, 1972.   1 escaped. 
6351 (8th Special Operations Squadron 35th Tactical Fighter Wing) shot down by ground fire Mar 26, 1971
while dropping napalm on enemy troops in bunkers 17 Miles Northwest of Kampong Cham Cambodia. 
Pilot KIA. 	
6352 (8th Special Operations Squadron 315th Tactical Fighter Wing) hit by ground fire in the port engine
Nov 29, 1971 while attacking enemy troops 25 Miles Northwest of Kampong Cham Cambodia.  Pilot ejected
and was rescued by USAF helicopter.
6353 to South Vietnam.  Captured Apr 1975 by North Vietnam.  Ond display at Vietnam Military History Museum,
Hanoi, Vietnam.  On display outside museum, number 43198 painted on tail.
6355 (8th Special Operations Squadron 377th Air Base Wing) crashed while landing Mar 17, 1972
at Bien Hoa Air Base South Vietnam.  Pilot killed.
6356 (8th Special Operations Squadron 35th Tactical Fighter Wing) hit By ground fire and crashed while 
attacking NVA positions about 40 Miles Southwest of Pleiku in Mondulkiri Province Cambodia Feb 1, 1971
Pilot KIA.
6358 (8th Special Operations Squadron 377th Air Base Wing) destroyed in VC 122 mm rocket attack Aug 30, 1972
at Bien Hoa Air Base, South Vietnam.  This was the last A-37 Dragonfly lost in Vietnam.
6359 (8th Special Operations Squadron 377th Air Base Wing) shot down by ground fire Jul 23, 1972
while flying a close air support mission at An Loc South Vietnam. Pilot KIA. 
6367 (MSN 43212) to Honduras as FAH 1017
6369 (MSN 43214) converted to OA-37B.  To AMARC as AB0017 Aug 7, 1991.  To Peru in 1992
6370 (MSN 43215) on display (ANG) Base 111th Fighter Wing Pennsylvania Air National Guard, Willow Grove, Pennsylvania
Base ordered closed by BRAC in 2005. On display outside.  Might be moved when base closes in November 2011. 
6375 (MSN 43220) on display at Valiant Air Command Warbird Museum, Titusville, FL
6381 (MSN 43226) being restored.  May have been an ex Vietnamese machine.  Registered as N34EA Aug 19, 2011 with Executive
Aircraft Services Inc of Scottsdale, Arizona
6384 (MSN 43229) converted to OA-37B.  To El Salvador AF as 429.  Shot down by rebels Nov 11, 1989.  Pilot 
ejected safely.
6393 (MSN 43238) to Honduras as FAH 1015
6397 (MSN 43242) converted to OA-37B.  To AMARC as AB0023 Apr 16, 1992.
To Peru in 1996
6398 (MSN 43243) converted to OA-37B.  To Honduras AF as FAH 1016
6400 (MSN 43245) to Guatemalan AF May 12, 1971 as FAG-400
6401 (MSN 43246) to Guatemalan AF May 12, 1971 as FAG-404.  Noted preserved in Museo Militar, Antiguo Castillo de
San Jose, Guatemala in Nov 2014.
6402 (MSN 43247) to Guatemalan AF May 12, 1971 as FAG-408.  W/o Jan 15, 1985
6403 (MSN 43248) to Guatemalan AF May 12, 1971 as FAG-412.  Crashed after midair collision with A-37B FAG-416 
Jun 26, 1971. FAG-416 landed safely.
6404 (MSN 43249) to Guatemalan AF May 12, 1971 as FAG-416.  Preserved as FAG-416 in October 2011 at La Aurora 
International Airport, Guatemala City
6405 (MSN 43250) to Guatemalan AF May 12, 1971 as FAG-420.  W/o in 1974
6406 (MSN 43251) to Guatemalan AF May 12, 1971 as FAG-424
6407 (MSN 43252) to Guatemalan AF May 12, 1971 as FAG-428
6420 (MSN 43265) converted to OA-37B.  To Domincan Republic AF as FAD 3701
6422 (MSN 43267) named "Scarlett" with 103rd TASS Pennsylvania ANG Aug 1988.  To Uruguayan AF as serial 282.
6424 (MSN 43269) converted to OA-37B.  To Uruguayan AF as 283.  Crashed Jan 31, 2004
6425 (MSN 43270) to Fuerza Aerea Colombiana as FAC2153.
6428 (MSN 43273) on display at ANG Base, 182nd Airlift Wing, Illinois ANG, Peoria, Illinois
6433 (MSN 43278) to Republic of Korea AF as 96-433 and in Dec 2013 on display at Jeju Aerospace Museum, Jeju
6438 (MSN 43283) converted to OA-37B.  To AMARC as AB0024
Apr 16, 1992.  To Peru in 1996
6440 (MSN 43285) to Republic of Korea AF as 96-440
6442 (MSN 43287) converted to OA-37B.  To AMARC as AB0015 Jul 26, 1991.
6443 (MSN 43288) converted to OA-37B.  To AMARC as AB0010 Jul 27, 1991.  To Peru in 1996

69-16410 ... 69-16447
Bell AH-1G-BF Cobra
MSN 20842/20879.  Some AH-1Gs converted to AH-1Q prior to further upgrade to AH-1S.
16410 (MSN 20842) converted to AH-1F
16411 (MSN 20843) converted to AH-1F.  To Israeli AF.  Preserved at Holz AB marked as 030.
16412 (MSN 20844) converted to AH-1S
16413 (MSN 20845) converted to AH-1S
16414 (MSN 20846) 
16415 (MSN 20847) converted to AH-1F.  Noted in storage at Fort Drum, NY. May 21, 2001.
16416 (MSN 20848) converted to AH-1F.  At March Field Museum Foundation, March AFB, California Feb 2006
16417 (MSN 20849) converted to AH-1S
16422 (MSN 20854) converted to AH-1F.  Noted withdrawn from use at Rochester International Apt,
NY May 23, 2001.   Registered to USDA Forest Service Apr 24, 2003 as N109Z.
16423 (MSN 20855) converted to AH-1F, then JAH-1F.
16424 (MSN 20856) converted to AH-1F. 
16425 (MSN 20857)
16426 (MSN 20858) converted to AH-1F.  Noted in storage at Fort Drum, NY. May 21, 2001.
16427 (MSN 20859) converted to AH-1F.
16428 (MSN 20860) converted to AH-1F.  Noted in storage at Fort Drum, NY. May 21, 2001.
16429 (MSN 20861) converted to AH-1F
16430 (MSN 20862) converted to AH-1F.  Noted in storage at Fort Drum, NY. May 21, 2001.
16431 (MSN 20863) converted to AH-1F
16432 (MSN 20864) converted to AH-1F
16433 (MSN 20865) converted to AH-1F
16434 (MSN 20866) converted to AH-1F, then to GAH-1F.  At Evergreen Aviation Museum, McMinnville, OR
16435 (MSN 20867) converted to AH-1F In Apr 2015 stored at Kern County Fire Department Air and Wildland
Camp 8 at Tehachapi, California.
16436 (MSN 20868) converted to AH-1F.  noted in storage at Fort Drum, NY. May 21, 2001.
16437 (MSN 20869) converted to AH-1S.  On display Apr 2006 at Aviation Hall of Fame of New Jersey, Teterboro, 
New Jersey
16438 (MSN 20870) th Cav, F Troop) the main rotor hub assembly separated inflight and crashed near 
Quang Tri, SVN Mar 7, 1971. Both crew killed. 
16439 (MSN 20871) converted to AH-1F.  Noted in storage at Fort Drum, NY. May 21, 2001.
16440 (MSN 20872) converted to AH-1F.  Noted in storage at Fort Drum, NY. May 21, 2001.  At Greater
Hawkings Veterans Memorial Association, Hawkins, Texas in 2008.
16441 (MSN 20873) converted to AH-1F.  On display Nov 2007 at VFW Post 9571, Ellsworth, Ohio
16442 (MSN 20874) converted to AH-1F.  Noted in storage at Fort Drum, NY. May 21, 2001.  On display at 
South Plainfield Monument Park, New Jersey.
16443 (MSN 20875) converted to AH-1S
16444 (MSN 20876) converted to AH-1S.  noted in scrapyard at Wampsville/Oneida, 
NY May 2001.
16445 (MSN 20877) converted to AH-1F.  Noted Jul 2002 at Royal Military College of Science, Shrivenham, Wiltshire, 
England
16446 (MSN 20878) converted to AH-1F, then to TAH-1F.  On display at VFW Post #1419, Hamburg, New York in Jun 2006.
16447 (MSN 20879)