The FriedrichFiles - Boeing, Boeing-Stearman, Boeing-Vertol, Stearman, Stearman-Hammond

• 40: mail plane, liason 1925
  
• 40A: 1927
  
• 40B2: 1928
  
• 40B4: 1929
  
• 40C: 1928
  
• 40Y: 12/1928
  
• 107: see H-46 family
  
• 114: see H-47 family
  
• 234: see P-12E
  
• 234 Chinook: civil, 1981 in service with British Airways
  
• 234 ER: cargo version
  
• 234 LR
  
• 234 MLR
  
• 234 UT: cargo version
  
• 237: UH-60 competitor
  
• 247: transport
  
• 247D: freighter 1935
  
• 299: see B-17
  
• 301: Heavy Lift Helicopter program
  
• 314: flying boat transport 1938
  
• 314A: flying boat
  
• 377 Mini Guppy: 1967
  
• 377 Pregnant Guppy: 1963
  
• 377 Super Guppy T201 (377SG): 1971
  
• 707: 1958
  
• 707-300: 2001 Tanker/Cargo (convertible) for Israel
  
• 707-420 Intercontinental: 1959
  
• 717-200 (ex MD 95-30): 1999
  
• 720: 1961
  
• 727: 1964
  
• 737-300: 1984
  
• 737-400: 1988
  
• 737-500: 1991
  
• 737-700: 1997, winglets since 10/01
  
• 737-800: 1998
  
• 737-900: certification 4/01; delivery 5/01
  
• 737 AEW&C Wedgetail:
  
• 737 BBJ: 1998
  
• 737 BBJ2: 2001
  
• 747-100: delivery 1969, in service 1970
• 747-200: in service 1971
  
• 747-200C: in service 1973
  
• 747-200F: in service 1972
  
• 747-200F Super Tanker: fire fighting/cargo transport aircraft, delivered 7/2004
• 747-200M: in service 1975
  
• 747-300: in service 1983
  
• 747-300M: in service 1983
  
• 747-400: delivery 1989, some converted to freighters, first flight of first converted aircraft 10/2005
  
• 747-400D: delivery 1991
  
• 747-400ER: (ex Long Ranger 747-400LR) delivered 10/2002
  
• 747-400ERF: freighter version of ER
• 747-400F: delivery 1991, in service 1993
  
• 747-400M: delivery 1989
  
• 747 LCF: large cargo freighter, scheduled for 2007
• 747 SP: in service 1976
  
• 757-200: delivery 12/1982
  
• 757-200ER: first delivery 5/1986
• 757-200M: combi freighter/passenger transport, delivery 1988
• 757-200PF: delivery 1987
  
• 757-300: 1999
  
• 767-200: 1981
  
• 767-300: 1986
  
• 767-300ER: 1988
  
• 767-300F: freighter 1995
  
• 767-400ER: delivery 8/2000
  
• 767 AWACS: E-767T/AWACS; 2 delivered to Japan in 1998
  
• 767 Tanker: as KC-767A to USAF 4/2006 (?), as E-767T-T an Italien (roll out 2/2005), first flight 2003, also for Japan
• 777-200A: 1995 to British Airways
  
• 777-200ER: 1999 to British Airways; 7/02 to Alitalia
  
• 777-200F: freighter version of LR
• 777-200IGW: 1995 to British Airways
• 777-200LR: first flight 3/2005
• 777-300 1998
  
• 777-300ER: first flight 3/03, deliveries 2004 to Air France
  
• B-17B Flying Fortress: bomber 1939
  
• B-17C Flying Fortress: bomber 1940; 4700 kg; 7 MG; (1941 RAF Boeing Fortress Mk. I)
  
• B-17D Flying Fortress: bomber 1941
  
• B-17E Flying Fortress: bomber 1941 (RAF Boeing Fortess Mk. IIA) 1x0,762 MG; 12x1,27 MG
  
• B-17F Flying Fortress: bomber 1942, 13 MG (RAF Boeing Fortess Mk. II)
  
• B-17G Flying Fortress: bomber 1943 (RAF Boeing Fortess Mk. III) 13x1,27 MG; 7983 kg bombs
  
• B-29A Superfortress: 1944 = Tu-4 = Washington Mk. I: bomber, 1944, 10x1,27 MG; 9072 kg bombs
  
• B-29B Superfortress: bomber 1945
  
• B-29-BA Superfortress: 1944
  
• B-29-BW Superfortress: 1943
  
• B-29-MO Superfortress: 1944
  
• B-47A Stratojet: bomber 1950
  
• B-37B Stratojet: bomber 1951
  
• B-47E Stratojet: bomber 1953
  
• B-50A Superfortress: bomber 1947
  
• B-50B Superfortress: bomber 1949
  
• B-50D Superfortress: bomber 1949
  
• B-50B Superfortress: bomber 1949
  
• B-50D Superfortress: bomber 1949
  
• B-52A Stratofortress: bomber 1954, not operational, 9187,8 kg bombs, to SAC in 1957
  
• B-52B Stratofortress: bomber 1955 19510 kg bombs
  
• B-52C Stratofortress: bomber 1956 19510 kg bombs, multimission version
  
• B-52 CBC Stratofortress: bomber 1964 39270 kg bombs
  
• B-52D Stratofortress: bomber 1956 19510 kg, from 1966 (Big Belly conversion) 1975 modernised; 60,000 lb 4x1,27 MG; long range bomber
  
• B-52E Stratofortress: bomber 1957
  
• B-52F Stratofortress: bomber 1958 27,000 lbs maximum, from 1966 48000lb 4x1,27 MG (20417 kg) bombs
  
• B-52G Stratofortress: bomber 1959; 4x1,27 MG (twin mounts); 30.000 kg bombs/50000 lb Hound Dog ASM
  
• B-52H Stratofortress: bomber 1961, improved 1962; 2,0cm 6-barrelled gun; 50,000 lb bombs/ASM: 2 Hound Dog, from 1972 20 SRAM, from 1981 12 ALCM
  
• B-314: see 314
  
• Bird of Prey: experimental plane, first flight 1996, 1 built
• C: trainer 1917
  
• MDD/Lockheed C-17A Globemaster III: transport 1993, IOC 1995
  
• C-22B: 1984 personell transport
  
• C-32: (757-200) VIP transport 1998
  
• C-40A: military 737-700; 2001 delivered
  
• C-97A Stratofreighter: transport 1949
  
• C-97B Stratofreighter: see YC-97B
  
• C-97C Stratofreighter: transport 1951
  
• C-98: 314 in USAAC
  
• C-135A Stratolifter: 1961
  
• C-135B Stratolifter: 1962
  
• CH-46A Sea Knight: 1964 (Model 107M), USN-designation: HRB-1; USMC
  
• CH-46D Sea Knight: USMC 1966
  
• CH-46E Sea Knight: 1978
  
• CH-46F Sea Knight
  
• CH-47B Chinook: 1967
  
• CH-47C: 1968
  
• CH-47D Chinook: delivery 1982, in service 1984
  
• CH-47F: 6/01 first flight of prototype, 2002 IOC
  
• CH-47SD: tactical transport 1999
  
• Chinook HC Mk. 1: 1980 for RAF
  
• E-3A Sentry AWACS: 1977, improved 1981
  
• E-3B Sentry: 1984
  
• E-3C Sentry: 1984
  
• E-3D = Sentry AEW Mk. I: RAF-version 1990
  
• E-3F SDA: French version 1990
  
• E-4A: 1974
  
• E-4B National Airborne Operations Center: 1980
  
• E-6A Mercury: 1989
  
• E-6B: (military 707-320B) 1989 command and control aircraft
  
• E-6B: trials 8/02
  
• E-8A: prototype of E-8B
  
• E-8B Joint STARS: 1996
  
• E-8C J-STARS: surveillance/reconnaissance 1996
  
• E-8C Block 20 Joint STARS: 2001
  
• E-9A: missile test support 1988
  
• E-10A: based on 767-400ER, command and control, scheduled for first flight 2008
• EC-18B ARIA: test & evaluation
  
• EC-18D CMMCA: missile/drone control & testing
  
• EC-135A: AEW
  
• EC-135C Looking Glass: 1964?
  
• EC-135E ARIA: NASA service: missile testing
  
• EC135G: AEW
  
• EC-135H: AEW
  
• EC-135J: AEW
  
• EC-135K: AEW
  
• EC-135L: AEW
  
• EC-135N: 1968 NASA assistance
  
• EC-135P: AEW
  
• F2B-1: 1928, carrier-borne fighter
  
• F3B-1: carrier-borne fighter 1928
  
• F4B-1: carrier-borne fighter 1929
  
• F4B-2: carrier-borne fighter 1931
  
• F4B-3: carrier-borne fighter, 1931
  
• F4B-4: carrier-borne fighter, 1932
  
• F4B-4A: ex P-12 1940 purchased by USN, used as radio-controlled drones
  
• F-13A Stratofortress: reconnaissance 1944
  
• F/A-22: see Lockheed
  
• FB-1: land based fighter, 1925
  
• FB-5: carrier-based fighter 1927
  
• FB-6: fighter 1928
  
• HH-46D Sea Knight:
  
• JE-3C Sentry: 1991
  
• KB-29P Stratofortress: tanker 1950
  
• KB-50 Superfortress: tanker 1957
  
• KB-50J Superfortress: tanker 1958
  
• KB-50K Superfortress: tanker 1958
  
• KC-97A Stratotanker: tanker 1950
  
• KC-97E Stratotanker: tanker 1951
  
• KC-97F Stratotanker: tanker 1952
  
• KC-97G Stratotanker: tanker 1953
  
• KC-135A Stratotanker: tanker 1957
  
• KC-135D: tanker 1980
  
• KC-135E: tanker 1982
  
• KC-135F: tanker 1964
  
• KC-135R: tanker 1985
  
• KV 107/11A: tropicalized version of Sea Knight
  
• MC-97C Stratofreighter: ambulance 1951
  
• MH-47
  
• MD-11: airliner 1990 delivered
  
• MD-11C: airliner 1992 certified
  
• MD-11ER: airliner 1996 delivered
  
• MD-11F: freighter 1991 delivered
  
• MD 900 Explorer: utility 1994
  
• MD-902 (ex MD-903) 1998 certified (ex McDonnell-Douglas, verkauft an MD Helicopters)
  
• MH-46D Sea Knight, where can I find a line drawing?
  
• MH-47E 1990/94?, where can I find a line drawing?
  
• MH-47G Chinook: delivered 5/2004, where can I find a line drawing?
• NB-1: trainer, 1924
  
• NB-2: trainer, 1926
  
• O2B-1: observation, attack 1925 = DH-4M1 400 lb bombs
  
• OC-135 Open Skies unarmed Observation 1993
  
• P2B-1S Superfortress: ex USAF B-29, acquired 1947, test and evaluation aircraft/drone carrier
  
• P2B-2S Superfortress: ex USAF B-29, acquired 1947, test and evaluation aircraft/drone carrier
  
• P-12E: Model 234, fighter 1931 = F-4B
  
• P-26A Peashooter: fighter 1934, photo
  
• PB-1G Fortress: SAR aircraft 1945
  
• PB-1W Fortress: B-17F/G with APS-20 radar: fighterdirection- and AEW-aircraft, first aircraft were delivered to VPB 101 in the spring of 1946, unarmed
  
• PB2B-1 Catalina: 1943, Lizenzbau der PBY-5 durch Boeing Canada
• PB2B-2 Catalina/Canso: similar to Naval Aircraft Factory PBN-1 Nomad
  
• PT-17 Kaydet (Boeing Stearman) trainer 1940
  
• PT-18
  
• PT-27
  
• PW-9: fighter 1924
  
• PW-9A : fighter 1925
  
• PW-9C: fighter 1926
  
• QB-47E 1960
  
• RAH-66A Comanche see Sikorsky
  
• RB-47B: reconnaissance 1953, converted B-47B, also trainer
  
• RB-47E: reconnaissance 1953
  
• RB-47H: ECM 1955
  
• RB-47K: 1955
  
• RB-52B: 1955
  
• RB-52D: 2x2,0
  
• RC-135: 1956
  
• RC-135S Cobra Bell: missile tracking
  
• RC-135U Combat Sent: 1967 Electronic reconnaissance
  
• RC-135V Rivet Joint: Electronic reconnaissance
  
• RC-135W Rivet Joint: 1973 Electronic reconnaissance
  
• RC-135X Cobra Eye:
  
• RH-46A Sea Knight: mine counter measures helicopter, USN
  
• RH-46E Sea Knight: mine counter measures helicopter, USN
  
• T-43A: 1974 navigation trainer version of 737-200
  
• T-45 Goshawk: see McDonnell-Douglas
  
• TB-1: 1927, torpedo bomber
  
• TB-47B: trainer 1953
  
• TB-50H Superfortress: trainer
  
• UH-46A Sea Knight: USN, carrier-borne utility helicopter 1964
  
• UH-46B: USAF
  
• UH-46D: USN carrier-corne utility helicopter
  
• VC-135C: VIP transport 1962
  
• X-32B JSF Joint Strike Fighter: cancelled
  
• X-45A: first flight 5/2002, trials completed 8/2005
• X-45C: (ex A-45 Spiral 2) UCAV unmanned combat air vehicle, scheduled for 2008
• Y1B-17 Superfortress: bomber 1939, 5x7,62 MG; 10496 lb = 4762 kg bombs
  
• YAL-1A Airborne Laser:
  
• YC-97 Stratofreighter: 1947
  
• YC-97A Stratofreighter: 1948
  
• YC-97B Stratofreighter: 1949 (= C-97B)
  
• YC-97J Stratofreighter: 1955
  

• JH-1: radio control experiments 1937, (USN Y-1S)
• N2S-3 Kaydet: trainer
• N2S-5 Kaydet: trainer 1942 (identical to PT-13D)
• NS-1 Kaydet: trainer 1935
• PT-13: 1936, trainer
• PT-13D = N2S-5 Kaydet: trainer 1942
• PT-17 family: see Boeing
• Y-1S: low-cost aeroplane

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