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A-28 Hudson (similar to Hudson Mk. I) maritime reconnaissance 1939
A-29 Hudson: strike/maritime patrol; 5x0,762 MG; 726 kg bombs
A-29A Hudson:
A-50 see Korea Aerospace Industries
AC-130A Gunship: 1968 2x0,762MG; 2x2,0; 2x4,0; 2x10,5; 1 prototype AC.130 Gunship; 7 �Plain Jane initial conversions; 1 �Surprise Package�/�Coronet Surprise� test aircraft; 10 �Pave Pronto�
AC-130E Gunship: 11 converted from C-130E; �Pave Spectre� mit 2x2,0 + 2x4,0; �Pave Aegis� 2x2,0 + 1x4,0 + 1x10,5; in service 2/1972
AC-130H Spectre Gunship: 1972 1x10,5; 2x2; 1x4
AC-130U Spooky: 1994 deilivered 1x10,5; 1x2,5; 1x4
AP-2H Neptune: since 1966 in Vietnam
AP-3C Orion: 2/2002 delivered to RAAF; upgrades in service mid 2002, upgrade completed 3/05
AT-18A Hudson: trainer version of A-29A
AT-18B Hudson: trainer version of A-29A
B-34 Ventura: bomber/reconnaissance
C-5A Galaxy: transport 1969
C-5B Galaxy: 1986
C-5B AMP Galaxy: in service 12/2002
C-5C: NASA
C-5M Galaxy (aka C-5 RERP)
C-56 Lodestar: ex L-18; ex-civil transport 1941
C-57 Lodestar: ex L-18; ex-civil transport 1941
C-59 Lodestar: ex L-18; ex-civil transport 1941
C-60 Lodestar: transport 1942
C-69 Constellation: transport 1944
C-130A Hercules: 1956 delivered, 1955 in production
C-130B Hercules: transport 1959; 6 modified in 1961 for satellite recovery
C-130BL Hercules: = LC-130F artic support, as UV-1L 1960 in service
C-130D Hercules: ex C-130A for artic support, introduced in 1956
C-130E Hercules: transport 1962, upgraded with SCNS 1990
C-130E (AEH) Hercules: airborne hospital
C-130F Hercules: USN transports (ex GV-1U)
C-130G Gabriel: to French Arm�e de l�Air 1989
C-130G Tacomo III: USN communications aircraft (EC-130G) 1965
C-130H Hercules: transport 1964, NVIS since 1993, TCAS II 1994
C-130H Combat Talon II: 1979 delivered to USAF
C-130H2 Hercules: 1978
C-130H3 Hercules: 1992
C-130H-30 Hercules: transport 1980
C-130J Hercules II: transport 1998
C-130J-30 Hercules II: 12/2001 delivered; lengthened J
C-130K Hercules: transport 1966
C-141A Starlifter: transport 1965, updated 1976
C-141B Starlifter: transport 1982
C-141C Starlifter: roll out 1997
DC-130A Hercules: (GC-130A until 1962) drone control 1958
DC-130E Hercules: drone control
DC-130H Hercules: drone control
DP-2H Neptune drone control
EC-121K see WV-2
EC-121M: 1954
EC-130E ABCCC: (C-130E-II until 1977) 1967
EC-130E Commando Solo = Volant Solo: flying propaganda broadcasting station
EC-130E Volant Solo II: ECM 1979, new ones built up to the 1990s
EC-130E Rivet Rider (RR): 1992(?), ECM
EC-130E Comfy Levi (CL): 1992(?), ECM
EC-130H Compass Call: (later modeified �Rivet Fire�) 1981 ECM
EC-130J Commando Solo: expected IOC 2001
EC-130Q Tacomo III: USN communications aircraft 1973
Electra see XR2O-1 and XR3O-1
EP-3B Aries I: ECM 1969
EP-3E Aries II: ECM 1991
ES-3A Shadow: 1992
F-4 Lightning: reconnaissance 1942
F-5B Lightning (~ P-38G) 1943 reconnaissance
F-5G Lightning (~ P-38L) 1944 reconnaissance
F-16: see General Dynamics
F/A-22A Raptor: since 1/2003 deliveries to USAF (Lockheed-Martin/Boeing F-22)
F-80 see also P-80
F-80C Shooting Star: fighter-bomber 1948
F-94A Starfire 1950
F-94B Starfire 1951
F-94C Starfire: allweather interceptor 5/1951
F-104A Starfighter: interceptor 1958
F-104B Starfighter: trainer 1958
F-104C Starfighter: fighter
F-104D Starfighter: trainer
F-104G Super Starfighter: fighter-bomber 1960
F-117A Nighthawk: deliveries since 1982; about 5000 lb stores
HC-130B = SC-130B combat rescue, helicopter refueller, paratrooper 1959, ex R8V-1G
HC-130E combat rescue, helicopter refueller, paratrooper
HC-130H: 1965, combat rescue, helicopter refueller, USCG
HC-130H(N) Hercules: combat rescue, helicopter refueller, paratrooper
HC-130N Hercules: combat rescue, helicopter refueller, paratrooper
HC-130P Hercules: 1964, combat rescue, helicopter refueller, paratrooper
Hercules C. Mk. 1: 1967 (=C-130K) RAF
Hercules C. Mk. 1P: 1982 from Mk. 1 modified (aerial refueller) (C-130K) RAF
Hercules C. Mk. 3: 1979 (C-130K) RAF
Hercules W Mk. 2: weather reconnaissance, RAF-version, 1973, conversion of former transports
Hudson Mk. III = A-28
Hudson Mk. IV = A-29
JC-130A space operations
JC-130B space operations 1961
JC-130E space operations, test & evaluation
JC-130H space operations, test & evaluation
JO-1 1937, VIP transport, = Lockheed Model 12A
JO-2 transport, 1937
KC-130B Hercules: Tanker
KC-130H Hercules: Tanker
KC-130F Hercules: 1962, USN designation: GV-1
KC-130J Hercules: 2000/1996? Tanker
KC-130R Hercules: Tanker 1976
KC-130T Hercules: Tanker 1983
L-14 Electra: airliner
L-100-10 Hercules 1964
L-100-20 Hercules 1968
L-100-30 Hercules:civil transport 1970
L-100F Super Hercules 1992
L-749: 1948
L-1049: 1951
L 1049C: 1953
L-1049G Super Constellation: 1955
L-1011-1 TriStar 1972
L-1011-500 TriStar 1981
LC-130F Hercules: see C-130BL LC-130H Hercules: artic support
LC-130R Hercules: artic support
MC-130E Combat Talon I: SAR etc 1966
MC-130H Combat Talon II 1991, SOC transport
MC-130P Combat Shadow: 1986, helicopter refueller, commado transport, former HC-130P
NC-130A Hercules: experiments, evaluation, tests
NC-130B Hercules: experiments, evaluation, tests
NC-130E Hercules: experiments, evaluation, tests
NC-130H Hercules: space & missile operations
OP-2E Neptune: since 1967 in Vietnam; P-2E conversions; sensor dropper
P2V-1 Neptune: 6x1,27MG twin in the nose, ventral, stern (+16 underwing rockets?); 8000 lbs bombs/M/T/DC; 1947
P2V-2 Neptune: as P2V-1 but 6x2,0 nose, 2x1,27 MG/2,0 ventral, 2x1,27 MG/2,0 stern; 1947
P2V-2N Neptune: winterized, 2 built 1949
P2V-2S Neptune: special ASW-version with APS-20 radar, 1 built
P2V-3 Neptune: belly radome, different engines, 6x2,0 nose; 2x2,0 ventral; 2x2,0 stern; 16 rockets 12,7; 8000 lbs bombs/M/T/DC; 1948 or 1949
P2V-3B Neptune: close support
P2V-3C Neptune: 4 aboard each Midway-class (no landing capability) nuclear bombers/reconnaissance 1949
P2V-3W Neptune: radar search 1949 AEW
P2V-3Z Neptune: personel transport
P2V-4 Neptune: 1950 AEW
P2V-5 Neptune: redesignated P-2E 2x2,0 nose; 2x2,0 stern; 2,0/1,27MG-turret ventral; 8000 lbs bombs/M/T/DC; 16 rockets; maritime reconnaissance 1951; ASW; all modified to P2V-5F
P2V-5F Neptune: redesignated P-2E as P2V-5 additional jet engines for take off, modified P2V-5; 12000 lb weapons; 1954
P2V-5FD Neptune: redesignated DP-2E drone director
P2V-5FE Neptune: redesignated EP-2E similar to -5FS
P2V-5FS Neptune: redesignated SP-2E with special equipment
P2V-6 Neptune: redesignated P-2F 1952 M/Bo/T/2 ASM later P2V-6B = P2V-6M = MP-2F
P2V-6B Neptune: redesignated P2V-6M = MP-2F P2V-6 with 2 ASM (anti-shipping)
P2V-6F Neptune: redesignated P-2G ASW, jet assisted
P2V-6M Neptune: redesignated MP-2F: 2 ASM
P2V-6T Neptune: redesignated TP-2F Trainer
P2V-7 Neptune: redesignated P-2H: maritime reconnaissance 1954, 10000 lb weapons; since 1959 without ventral turret, 4 modified in 1966-67: TRIM package, 2x2,0; 2x0,762, 4 bombs beneath wings, some also 1x4,0 grenade launcher, further developped to OP-2E (see there; reconnaissance, sensor dropper), AP-2H (see there) and SP-2H (designation since 1962 = no defensive armament: maritime reconnaissance, see there)
P2V-7B Neptune: Dutch, 4x2,0 in nose
P2V-7Kai Neptune: (redesignated P-2J) Japanese, 1966, modified P2V-7
P2V-7LP Neptune: redesignated LP-2J winterized
P2V-7S Neptune: redesignated 1962: SP-2H
P2V-7U Neptune: (redesignated RB-69A USAF) reconnaissance, first aircraft accepted by USAF 11/56, all others delivered in 1957
P-3A Aerostar: fire fighter, converted P-3A Orions since 1991
P-3A Orion: maritime reconnaissance 1962
P-3B Orion: maritime reconnaissance 1965
P-3C Orion: maritime reconnaissance 1969
P-3C Update I 1975
P-3C Update II 1977
P-3C Update II/II.5 2001; see also AP-3C
P-3C Update III 1985
P-3C Update IV 1994
P-38D Lightning: fighter 1941 1x3,7; 4x1,27 MG
P-38E Lightning: fighter 1941 1x2,0; 4x1,27 MG
P-38F Lightning: fighter-bomber 1942 454 kg bombs; 1x2,0; 4x1,27 MG
P-38G Lightning: fighter; 907 kg bombs; see also F-5B
P-38H Lightning: fighter 1943
P-38J Lightning: fighter/bomber (different noses) 1943 1x2,0; 4x1,27 MG; 1450 kg bombs
P-38L Lightning: fighter-bomber 1943 1814 kg bombs/rockets; pathfinder; see also F-5G
P-38L Droop Snoot: pathfinder 3000 lb bombs, no guns, glazed nose
P-38M Lightning: night fighter 1944 1x2,0; 4x1,27 MG
P-80A Shooting Star: fighter 1945
P-80B Shooting Star: fighter
PBO-1 Hudson: patrol 1941
PC-130H = C-130H-NP maritime patrol
PO-1W: redesigned Lockheed 749 Constellation airliner later designated WV-1, first flew in 1949
PO-2W see WV-2
PV-1 Ventura: bomber-reconnaissance 1942
PV-1P Ventura: camera reconnaissance 1945
PV-2 Harpoon: reconnaissance 1944
PV-2C Harpoon: trainer 1944
PV-2D Harpoon: reconnaissance/attack (8 x1,27 MG in nose)
PV-2T Harpoon: 1952
QT-33A Shooting Star: 1968 from USAF to USN
R3O-2 see XR3=-2
R5O-1 = Lockheed Model 18 Lodestar 1940; command transport
R5O-2
R5O-3 VIP transport
R5O-4 VIP transport
R5O-5 liason, light transport 1943?
R5O-6 paratrooper 1943?
R6O-1 see XR6O-1
R7O-1 Constellation: redesignated R7V-1, see there
R7V-1 Constellation: USN transport 1952
R7V-1P Constellation: photo reconnaissance 1962
R7V-2 Constellation: = YC-121F Super Constellation: transport 1955
R8V-1G Hercules: redesignated SC-130B redesignated HC-130B
RB-69A USAF-version of P2V-7U, strategic reconnaissance, 5 built, 1957 or 1955
RC-130B Hercules: reconnaissance
RC-130S Hercules: test & evaluation
S-3A Viking: carrier-based bomber/ASW 1974
S-3B Viking: carrier-borne ASW/attack 1985
SP-2H Neptune see P2V-7
SR-71A Blackbird: reconnaissance 1966
SR-71B Blackbird
SR-71C Blackbird: trainer
T-33 Shooting Star: see TV-1
T-50 see Korea Aerospace Industries
T2V-1 Seastar: carrier-borne trainer, 1956 redesignated T-1A
TF-104G Starfighter: trainer
TP-80C redesignated TF-80C redesignated T-33A Shooting Star: USAF Trainer 1948
TriStar K. Mk. I: tanker 1985
TV-1 Shooting Star: USN trainer (TO-1) redesignated T-33A
TV-2 Shooting Star: (TO-2) USN trainer (jet), 1948 redesignated T-33B
TV-2D Shooting Star: missile test/evaluation aircraft 1951 redesignated DT-33B
TV-2KD Shooting Star: 1956 drone/control aircraft redesignated DT-33C
U-2A: NASA experimental aircraft
U-2B: reconnaissance 1956
U-2D: reconnaissance
U-2R: 1967 first flight
U-2RT: 2sitzer Trainer
U-2S: delivered 4/2002 (Lockheed-Martin)
U-2ST: 2seat Trainer
UP-2J Neptune: ELINT/ECM trainer version
US 101: US version of EH-101
VC-130B Hercules VIP transport
VC-130H Hercules VIP transport
Vega: 1927, long range aircraft
VH-71A: presidential helicopter, based on US 101
VS-3A Viking transport
WC-130B Hercules: Huricane research 1959
WC-130E Hercules: Huricane research 1962
WC-130H Hercules: Huricane research 1964
WC-130J Hercules: Huricane research. delivered 12.10.1999
WP-3A Orion: weather-reconnaissance 1970
WV-2 Warning Star: (based on the famous L-1049G Super Constellation), first delivered to the Navy in 1954; originally assigned to VW 11 and VW 15, both commissioned in 1955, former PO-2W, it was redesignated WV-2 in 1954 and EC-121K in 1962
WV-2E Constellation: AEW 1956, redesignated EC-121L
WV-2Q: redesignated EC-121M
WV-3: redesignated WC-121N
X-26: USN 1969, for testpilot training
X-35A Joint Strike Fighter JSF: multirole fighter
X-35B Joint Strike Fighter JSF: STOVL multirole fighter
X-35C Joint Strike Fighter JSF: ship-borne CTOL multirole fighter
XR2O-1: 1936 USN VIP transport, = Lockheed Model 10-A Electra
XR3O-1: 1936, USCG VIP transport, = Lockheed Model 10-B Electra
XR6O-1 Constitution = Lockheed Model 89 redesignated R6V-1 transport, 1946
XRO-1: 1931 (aus Lockheed Altair) VIP transport
YAH-56A Cheyenne: cancelled 1972

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