Curtiss P-40 Survivors

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P-40E-1CU 41-36084RAF Kittyhawk Ia ET730 Polly Australian War Memorial
P-40E-1CU 41-36084
RAF Kittyhawk Ia ET730 Polly
Australian War Memorial

Curtiss P-40 Survivors highlights the history of many well known flying and static displayed Curtiss P-40s in the United States. A list is also provided of other P-40s on display around the world; including location, model and serial numbers, brief history, nicknames/markings, and conditions.

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[edit] Background


In December 1944, the last P-40 was accepted by the USAAF after 13,738 aircraft were produced. By this date, however, both the Republic P-47 as well as the North American P-51 had eclipsed the P-40 in every area of performance, range and armament. With the next generation aircraft already on development (the Lockheed P-80, Republic P-84 as well as the North American P-86) the Curtiss P-40 was truly obsolete.

Close to the fall of 1944, the USAAF had already surveyed/retired/scrapped the majority of the early versions (P-40B/P-40L) and was in the midst of transiting the remaining combat units from the P-40N to the either P-47D or P-51D. As the war drew to and end, the only remaining P-40 were in several advanced training units (Operational Training Units – OTU’s). These aircraft quickly were struck-off charge and placed into storage.

Unlike the aircraft which remained in production till the last date of the war (where brand new aircraft were flown directly to storage), those P-40’s that remained were truly worn-out, high-time aircraft. The vast majority of these aircraft were scrapped.

Most foreign users of the P-40 also quickly retired there usage as well – the Royal New Zealand Air Force retired there last P-40 in 1947 (but did not scrap the aircraft until 1962) and the last military to use the P-40 operationally was the Brazilian Air Force who used them until late 1950’s.

In 1947 the Royal Canadian Air Force put their P-40’s up for sale at a price of $ 50.00 each. Mr. Fred Dyson purchased 35 aircraft (P-40E/M/N’s) and barged them down from Vancouver Canada to Seattle where he found a ready market for these aircraft. Numerous example of the RCAF fleet of P-40’s were also purchased by farmers looking to strip the aircraft of hardware, which was in short, supply after the war. These RCAF aircraft for the next 30 years would be preponderance of the remaining examples of the P-40 family. One interest fact however; the P-40E’s and M’s were declared experimental aircraft by the FAA and had strict restrictions placed on there operations. The P-40N however, was placed in the limited category (typical for most warbirds). To bypass the stringent FAA limitations, many P-40E’s were licensed by the owners as P-40N’s.

What also propelled the P-40 to popularity was just as the USAF was announcing the retirement of the P-51 mustang in 1950, the Korean War put these plans on hold. People who wanted a high performance aircraft had to settle for these Canadian P-40. It was not until the late 1950’s that once again the P-51 became available but by this time, the Kittyhawks/Warhawks had found a popular niche in the aviation community. The airshow display was becoming popular and having an aircraft, which could be painted in spurious AVG markings, made them a popular entertainer.

In the mid 1970’s to late 1980’s, collectors from the United States started traveling to former South Pacific battlefield airfields and recovered the second generation of P-40 survivors. A vast majority of these airframes were RZNAF and RAAF combat veterans. These recovered P-40’s are still being taken from storage and after a considerable amount of time and resources, being returned to airworthy status.

The third generation of P-40’s survivors became available with the fall of the Soviet Union in the late 1980’s and numerous example were discovered and recovered from former WWII Arctic battlefields near Murmansk. Other examples also included airframes being recovered from Alaskan wartime crashes during this same time frame.

There are still numerous example of wrecked P-40’s that have yet to be recovered in China, United States, Canada as well as Russia in addition to the South Pacific sites. One difficulty being faced by those wishing to recover the crashed aircraft from New Guinea is that this government has decreed that these wrecks are to remain where they crashed (and allowed to deteriorate due to weather/vandalism or scrap dealers) with no plans other than hostility, many of these restorable airframes will be lost.

With over 100 aircraft either flyable, on display or under restoration the P-40 population remains in steady growth.

[edit] Individual histories

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[edit] P-40 Survivors


Each line describes one remaining complete or partial airframe. Each line is broken down into several sections:

Aircraft number History Markings Holder Location Condition
P-40M-10CU
c/n 27483 43-5795
(N1232N)		 ex-RCAF Kittyhawk III 845
ex-5 OTU		 "00 The Jackie C II " NA-50 Inc Long Island City, NY (A)
  • Aircraft Number describes the type of aircraft and model P-40M-10CU it's c/n 27483 & s/n 43-5795
    and current registration (N1232N).
  • History tells the military history (oldest to newest):
ex-RCAF Kittyhawk III 845,
ex-5 OTU
  • Markings deals with current markings, codes first then name: 00 The Jackie C II
  • Holder is current owner or museum: NA-50 Inc
  • Location deals with eith location where it might be seen or owners address: Long Island City, NY
  • Condition:
(D) = Display
(A) = Airworthy
(S) = Stored
(R) = Under restoration
(W) = Wreck
(U) = Unknown
  • If Latitude & Longitude points are given, aircraft is on permanent outside display and can be seen using Google maps.

[edit] P-40B CU Curtiss-Buffalo

  • P-40B-CU c/n 16073 41-13297 (G-CDWH), ex-73rd PS "284", " 284 ", The Fighter Collection, Duxford, England (A) [1] [2]note: restored using parts from P-40B's 39-285 & 39-287

[edit] Hawk 81A-3 (P-40C) Curtiss-Buffalo

Hawk 81A-3 / Tomahawk IIb AK255, US National Museum of Naval Aviation
Hawk 81A-3 / Tomahawk IIb AK255, US National Museum of Naval Aviation
  • Hawk 81A-3 c/n 14777 AK295, ex-RAF Tomahawk Mk IIb, ex-Soviet AF ex-14th Army,147th Fighter Regiment "53", ex-1st Combined Air Division/20th Guards Fighter Regiment - shot down 1 February 1942, AV Specs Ltd Ardmore Airfield, Auckland, New Zealand (R)
  • Hawk 81A-3 c/n 14783 AK301, ex-RAF Tomahawk Mk IIb, ex-Soviet AF, Tom Wilson/The Curtiss Hawk Factory, Griffin, GA (S)
  • Hawk 81A-3 c/n 14784 AK302, ex-RAF Tomahawk Mk IIb, ex-Soviet AF, The Fighter Factory, Suffolk, VA (S)
  • Hawk 81A-3 c/n 15451 AK498, ex-RAF Tomahawk Mk IIb 250 Sqn "LD-C" - 8 confirmed kills, RAF Museum (D). (Flown by Clive Caldwell.)
  • Hawk 81A-3 c/n 15453 AK500, ex-RAF Tomahawk Mk IIb, AVG P-8115, 3rd Flight "69", Chiang Mai Air Museum, Chiang Mae, Thailand (W)

[edit] P-40C CU Curtiss-Buffalo

  • P-40C-CU c/n 16194 41-13390 (N2689) Tomahawk Mk. IIb AH935, ex-Soviet AF 194, ex-14th Army,147th Fighter Regiment "53", ex-1st Combined Air Division/20th Guards Fighter Regiment, " 71 ", Flying Heritage Collection Inc, Bellvue, WA (A) [5][6][7]

[edit] Hawk 87A-3 (P-40E) Curtiss-Buffalo

  • Hawk 87A-3 c/n 15133 AK752 (N440PE), ex-RAF Kittyhawk IA, ex-RCAF 1028, ex-133 Sqn "ZR-J, ex-132 Sqn "FN-H", James E. Smith, Fortine, MT (A) [8][9]
  • Hawk 87A-3 c/n 15134 AK753 (N4420K), ex-RAF Kittyhawk IA, ex-Soviet AF, " Shirley II ", Dakota Warhawk, Wahpeton, ND (A) [10][11]
Hawk 87A-3 AK875 RCAF 1044 Lope's Hope NASM
Hawk 87A-3 AK875
RCAF 1044 Lope's Hope
NASM
  • Hawk 87A-3 c/n 15184 AK803 (C-GHTM), ex-RAF Kittyhawk IA, ex-RCAF 1034 ex-118Sqn "RE-K", "H", ex-133 Sqn (RCAF) "PN", " PN ", West Coast Museum Of Flying, Sidney, BC (D)[12] note : wings from 1037
  • Hawk 87A-3 c/n 15208 AK827 (N40245), ex-RAF Kittyhawk IA, ex-RCAF 1038, " 136483 " Yanks Air Museum, Chino, CA (A) [13]
  • Hawk 87A-3 c/n 15244 AK863 (N7205A), ex-RAF Kittyhawk IA, ex-RCAF 1044, Ron J. Fagen, Granite Falls, MN (A) [14]
  • Hawk 87A-3 c/n 15349 AK875 (N1048N), ex-RAF Kittyhawk IA, ex-RCAF 1047 ex-111 Sqn, " 194 Lope's Hope", NASM Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Chantilly, VA (D) [15]
  • Hawk 87A-3 c/n 15370 AK899 (N94466), ex-RAF Kittyhawk IA, ex-RCAF 1051, ex-111 Sqn, " 11456 Old Exterminator ", EAA, Oshkosh, WI (A) [16] note: FAA registration not correct...
  • Hawk 87A-3 c/n 15376 AK905 (N40PE), ex-RAF Kittyhawk IA, ex-RCAF 1052, " 474580 47 ", Frasca Air Museum, Champaign, IL (A)
Hawk 87A-3 AK987 RCAF 1068 USAFM
Hawk 87A-3 AK987
RCAF 1068 USAFM
  • Hawk 87A-3 c/n 15404 AK933 (N94466), ex-RAF Kittyhawk IA, ex-RCAF 1057, ex-Pearl Harbor, " SU-E Sneak Attack ", Warhawk Air Museum, Boise, ID (A) [17] note: wings from P-40F
  • Hawk 87A-3 c/n 15411 AK940 (N940AK), ex-RAF Kittyhawk IA, ex-RCAF 1058 ex-111 Sqn & ex-133 Sqn "X", "Vancouver XIII" & "Popeye X", Banta Aviation, Livermore, CA (A) [18][19][20]
  • Hawk 87A-3 c/n 18723 AK979 (N40FT), ex-RAF Kittyhawk IA, ex-RCAF 1064, ex-111 Sqn, ex-Tora Tora Tora, " 67 ", San Diego Aerospace Museum, San Diego, CA (D)
Hawk 87A-3 AL135RCAF 1076 Canada Aviation Museum
Hawk 87A-3 AL135
RCAF 1076
Canada Aviation Museum
  • Hawk 87A-3 c/n 18782 AL138, ex-RAF Kittyhawk IA, ex-RCAF 1079 111 Sqn LZ-S, Ken Hake, Tipton, KS(S)
  • Hawk 87A-3 c/n 18796 AL152 (N95JB) ex-RAF Kittyhawk IA, ex-RCAF 1082, ex-Tora Tora Tora "27/15P", " 38 Hold'n my Own ", War Eagles Air Museum, Santa Teresa, NM (A) [25][26][27]
  • Hawk 87A-3 c/n 18815 AL171 (N62435), ex-RAF Kittyhawk IA, ex-RCAF 1084, Weeks Air Museum, Tamiami, FL (R) [28]
  • Hawk 87A-3 s/n unknown, ex-RAF Kittyhawk IA, ex-Soviet AF, 78th Fighter Plane Regiment /1st Squadron "23" - crashed 17 June, 1944, Jarfjord, Norway (W)

[edit] P-40E CU Curtiss-Buffalo

  • P-40E-CU c/n 16328 41-5336, ex-RAAF "A29-28" ex-75 Sqn & 3SFTS, RAAF Museum, RAAF Point Cook, Victoria (A)
  • P-40E-CU c/n 16624 41-5632, ex-RAAF "A29-71" ex-75 Sqn, ex-1 OTU, Ben Saunders, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (R)
  • P-40E-CU c/n 16701 41-5709, ex-11th AF, Don Brooks, Douglas, GA (R)
  • P-40E-CU c/n 16786 41-13570, ex-Soviet AF 20 GIAP/14th Army "51" - Shot-down 1 June 1942, James Goode/CPSI, Jefferson City, MO (R) [30]
  • P-40E-CU c/n 19128 41-25109 (VH-KTH), ex-RAF Kittyhawk Ia ET444, ex-USAAF 347th FG/68th FS, ex-RZNAF NZ3094 ex-14sq, Col Pay, Scone, NSW (R)
  • P-40E-CU c/n 19177 41-25158 (ZK-RMH), ex-RAF Kittyhawk Ia ET433, ex-USAAF ex-USAAF 347th FG/68th FS, ex-RZNAF NZ3009, ex-14 Sqn,ex-4 OTU FE-F, , " 88 ", Old Stick & Rudder Company, Hood Aerodrome, Masterton, North Island, New Zealand (A) [31][32] note: wings from NZ3201
  • P-40E-1CU c/n 18439 41-35918 (N1941P) ex-RAF Kittyhawk Ia ET564, ex-Soviet AF, " 108 ", The Fighter Factory, Aviation Institute of Maintenance, Norfolk, VA (A) [33][34][35][36]
  • P-40E-1CU c/n 18505 41-35984, ex-RAF Kittyhawk Ia ET630, ex-Soviet AF, "V A29-113 " Precision Aerospace/Pacific Fighters Museum, Wangaratta Airport, Wangaratta, Australia (R) [37]
  • P-40E-1CU c/n 18539 41-36018, ex-RAF Kittyhawk Ia ET664, ex-Soviet Navy 25, Pioneer Aero Auckland, New Zealand (S)
  • P-40E-1CU c/n 18605 41-36084, ex-RAF Kittyhawk Ia ET730, ex-RAAF A29-133, ex-75 Sqn "S Polly" - 1 kill, " S Polly ", Australian War Memorial, Canberra, Australia (D) [38]
  • P-40E-1CU c/n 18626 41-36105 ex-RAF Kittyhawk Ia ET751, ex-RAAF A29-114 "HU-B Come in Suckers!", " HS-B " Vintage Wings of Canada, Ottawa/Gatineau Airport, Ottawa, Canada (R)
  • P-40E-1CU c/n 18931 41-36410, ex-RAF Kittyhawk Ia EV156, ex-RNZAF NZ3043, John R. Smith, Nelson, New Zealand (S)
  • P-40E-1CU c/n 19364 41-36843, ex-RAF Kittyhawk Ia EV589, ex-Soviet AF, Murray Griffiths, Deniliquin, NSW (R)
  • P-40E-CU unknown s/n, ex-AVG "68" John Blackburn, Lake Dianchi (Lake Kunming), China (W)

[edit] P-40F CU Curtiss-Buffalo

  • P-40F-1CU 41-14112, ex-13th AF/18th Fg/44th FS "Bone Crusher", The Old Aeroplane Company", Tyabb, Victoria, Australia (R)[40][41][42]

[edit] P-40K CU Curtiss-Buffalo

  • P-40K-1CU c/n 15736 42-45946 (N45946), ex-11th AF/343FG/11FS, Dwight Jones, Anchorage, AK (S)
  • P-40K-1CU c/n 15921 42-46111, ex-RAF Kittyhawk III FR318, ex-Soviet AF, Tom Wilson/The Curtis Hawk Factory, Griffin, GA (R)
  • P-40K-5CU c/n 21117 42-9733 (NX4436J), ex-11th AF, " 33 ", Spitfire USA/Tom Blair, Fl (A) [45][46]
  • P-40K-10CU c/n 21467 42-10083 ex-Soviet AF, Tom Wilson/The Curtis Hawk Factory, Griffin, GA (R)
  • P-40K-10CU c/n 21640 42-10256 (N401WH), ex-Soviet AF, Ron Fagen, Granet Falls, MN (A) [49], [50]
  • P-40K-15CU c/n 234279 42-102?? (N67254), ex-11th AF, Airpower, Inc, Chelan, WA (W) note: not recovered from Aleutian AK crash site.
Kenneth A. Hake, Tipton, KS has two P-40K's recovered from Alaska being restored to one composite airframe.

[edit] P-40L CU Curtiss Buffalo

[edit] P-40M CU Curtiss Buffalo

P-40M-10CU 43-5802 in Aleutian Tiger markings.
P-40M-10CU 43-5802 in Aleutian Tiger markings.
  • P-40M-10CU c/n 27466 43-5788 ex-RCAF Kittyhawk III 832, ex-5 OTU, Texas Air Museum, San Antonio, TX (R)
  • P-40M-10CU c/n 27483 43-5795 (N1232N), ex-RCAF Kittyhawk III 845, ex-5 OTU, "00 The Jackie C II ", NA-50 Inc, Long Island City, NY (A) [53][54]
  • P-40M-10CU c/n 27490 43-5802(G-KITT), ex-RCAF Kittyhawk III 845, ex-5 OTU, " 49 ",Hanger 11, North Weald Aerodrome, Epping, England (A)[55][56][57]
  • P-40M-10CU c/n 27501 43-5813, ex-RZNAF Kittyhawk III NZ3119, Old Stick & Rudder Company, Hood Aerodrome, Masterton, North Island, New Zealand (R)[58]

[edit] P-40N CU Curtiss Buffalo

  • P-40N-1CU c/n 28439 42-104687 (VH-ZOC) ex-RZNAF Kittyhawk IV NZ3125 ex-2 OTU, " GA-Q ", Alan Arthur, Albury NSW, Australia (A) [59][60][61]
  • P-50N-1CU c/n 28492 42-104730 (ZK-CAG), ex-RAAF Kittyhawk IV A29-448 ex-75 Sqn "GA-C", " Currawong ", The Kittyhawk Partnership, Auckland, NZ (A) [62][63] [64]
  • P-40N-1CU c/n 28580 42-104818, ex-RAAF Kittyhawk IV A29-405 ex-78 Sqn "HU-S", MAPS Museum Canton, OH (R)
  • P-40N-5CU c/n 28716 42-104954, Edwin Sedgman, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (R)
  • P-40N-5CU c/n 28813 42-105051, ex-RAAF Kittyhawk IV A29-462 ex-86 Sqn, Keith W. Hopper, Townsville, Queensland, Australia (R) (R)
  • P-40N-5CU c/n 28954 42-105192(N85104) ex-RCAF Kittyhawk IV 858 ex-133 Sqn "F", ex-Pearl Harbor, Planes of Fame, Chino, CA (A)[66]
  • P-40N-5CU c/n 29234 42-105472, Bruno Carnovale, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (S)
  • P-40N-5CU c/n 29269 42-105513, ex-5th AF/49th FG/7th FS "20 Keystone Kathleen" Ian A. Whitney/Australian Aerospace Museum, Essendon Airport, Essendon, Victoria, Australia (R) [67]
  • P-40N-5CU c/n 29472 42-105710, ex-RAAF Kittyhawk IV A29-528 ex-78 Sqn "HU-V", Neil Bird (S) note: parts from A29-1134
  • P-40N-5CU c/n 29606 42-105844, ex-RCAF Kittyhawk IV 864 ex-133 Sqn "T", Pioneer Aircraft Restoration Ltd, Auckland, NZ (S)
  • P-40N-5CU c/n 29621 42-104861 (N49FG), ex-5th AF/49th FG/8th FS, John S. Fallis, Lafayette, LA (R) [68]note: fuselage section from 42-104959
P-40N-5-CU 42-105915 Little Jeanne
P-40N-5-CU 42-105915 Little Jeanne
  • P-40N-5CU c/n 29675 42-105913, ex-5th AF/49th FG/7th FS, Monty Armstrong, Melbourne, Victoria (S) note: forward fuselage & wings only
  • P-40N-5CU c/n 29713 42-105951, ex 5th AF, fuselage with Military Aircraft Restoration Corp, Chino, CA // wings held by d'E.C. Darby, Auckland, NZ (S)
  • P-40N-5CU c/n 29858 42-106096, ex-3rd AF/335BU (Dale Mabry Field, Tallahassee), Tom Wilson's Hawk Factory, Griffin, GA (R)
  • P-40N-5CU c/n 29863 42-106101, ex-RAAF Kittyhawk IV A29-556/1134, ex-80 Sqn "BU-", " FX760/ GA-? ", RAF Museum Hendon, England (D) [73]
  • P-40N-15CU c/n 30158 42-106396(N1195N), ex-RCAF Kittyhawk IV 880 ex-No. 135 Sqn "N" , ex-Pearl Harbor, Warhawk Air Museum, Nampa, ID (A) [74][75]
  • P-40N-20CU c/n 30901 43-22962, ex-RNZAF Kittyhawk IV NZ3220, ex-"G" "Gloria Lyons", John Smith, Mapua,Nelson, NZ (S)
  • P-40N-25CU 43-24363, ex-RNZAF Kittyhawk IV NZ3285, (R)
  • P-40N-30CU c/n 32824 44-7084(N999CD), ex-TP-40N, ex-Pearl Harbor "306" " Miss Josephine ", Palm Springs Air Museum, Palm Springs, CA (A)[76]
  • P-40N-30CU c/n 32932 44-7192(N10626), "730 O'Rileys Daughter ", Museum Of Flight, Seattle-Boeing Field, WA (D)[77]
  • P-40N-35CU c/n 33440 44-7700, ex-Brazilian AF FAB 4064, " 3 ", Museum Aerospacial, Campo dos Afonsos AB, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (D) [82]
  • P-40N-35CU c/n 33723 44-7983(N9950), Skyfire Corporation, Dover DE (R)

[edit] Replica

P-40N " 70 " Hill Aerospace Museum Hill AFB, UT (D) note: aircraft composite of crashed 11th AF P-40N & fiberglass replica parts.

[edit] Reference

  1. ^ 41-13297 (Hawks Nest)
  2. ^ 41-13297 (Pacific Wrecks)
  3. ^ AK255
  4. ^ AK255 (Hawks Nest)
  5. ^ 41-13390
  6. ^ 41-13390
  7. ^ 41-13390 (Hawks Nest)
  8. ^ AK752
  9. ^ AK752 (Hawks Nest)
  10. ^ AK753 Shirley II
  11. ^ AK753 (Hawks Nest)
  12. ^ AK803 (Hawks Nest)
  13. ^ AK827 (Hawks Nest)
  14. ^ AK863 1997 NTSB Landing Accident report
  15. ^ AK875 Lope's Hope
  16. ^ AK899 (Hawks Nest)
  17. ^ AK933 (2008 Geneseo Air Show)
  18. ^ AK940 (Pioneer Aero)
  19. ^ AK940 (2008 Geneseo Air Show)
  20. ^ AK940 (Hawks Nest)
  21. ^ 42-65406 (airliners photo collection)
  22. ^ AK987 (Hawks Nest)
  23. ^ AL135/1076 (airliners photo collection)
  24. ^ AL135 (Hawks Nest)
  25. ^ AL152 Hold'n my Own
  26. ^ AL152 (Hawks Nest)
  27. ^ AL152 Hold'n my Own (Walk around)
  28. ^ AL171 (Hawks Nest)
  29. ^ 41-13522 Moorabbin Museum
  30. ^ 41-13570
  31. ^ 41-25158 NZ3008
  32. ^ 41-25158
  33. ^ 41-35918
  34. ^ 41-35919 (AV Specs)
  35. ^ 41-35918 (Pioneer Aero)
  36. ^ 41-35918 (2008 Geneseo Air Show)
  37. ^ 41-35984 (Murray Griffiths)
  38. ^ ET730 Polly (Hawks Nest)
  39. ^ (Alaska Air museum)
  40. ^ 41-14112 (Pacific Wrecks)
  41. ^ 41-14112 (Pioneer Aero)
  42. ^ 41-14112 (Ben Saunders)
  43. ^ 41-14205 (Pacific Wrecks)
  44. ^ 42-45984 Swing It
  45. ^ 42-9733 (Pioneer Aero)
  46. ^ 42-9733
  47. ^ 42-9749
  48. ^ 42-10178
  49. ^ 42-10256 (Hawks Nest)
  50. ^ 42-10256 (2008 Geneseo Air Show)
  51. ^ 42-10857 Skipper
  52. ^ 42-10857 Skipper (Recovery)
  53. ^ 43-5795 The Jackie C II
  54. ^ 43-5795 The Jackie C II (Hawks Nest)
  55. ^ 43-5802
  56. ^ 43-5802
  57. ^ 43-5802 (Hawks Nest)
  58. ^ 43-5813 NZ3119
  59. ^ 42-104687
  60. ^ 42-104687 (Pacific Wrecks)
  61. ^ 42-104687 (Pioneer Aero Restorations)
  62. ^ 42-104730 Currawog
  63. ^ 42-104730 Kittyhawk Partnership
  64. ^ 42-104730 Pioneer Aero Restorations
  65. ^ 42-104961
  66. ^ 42-105192
  67. ^ 42-105513 Keystone Kathleen
  68. ^ 42-104861
  69. ^ 42-105867
  70. ^ 42-105915 Little Jeanne
  71. ^ 42-105927
  72. ^ 42-105927 (Hawks Nest)
  73. ^ 42-106101 GA-?
  74. ^ 42-106396
  75. ^ 42-106396 (2008 Geneseo Air Show)
  76. ^ 44-7084 Miss Josephine
  77. ^ 44-7192 O'Rileys Daughter
  78. ^ 44-7369
  79. ^ 44-7396(2008 Geneseo Air Show)
  80. ^ 44-7619
  81. ^ 44-7619 (Hawks Nest)
  82. ^ 44-7700 (Hawks Nest)
  83. ^ 44-47923
  84. ^ 44-47923 (2008 Geneseo Air Show)
  85. ^ 44-47923 (Hawks Nest)

[edit] External links

Curtiss Kittyhawk Unit Code Jan-May '42 BF, Jun-Oct '42 YA; Kittyhawk Mk I (Feb 1942 - Dec 1943) 1050 B, 1053 K, 1059 YA-K, 1063 H, 1064 D, 1068 T, 1072 M 1080 YA-O Curtiss Warhawk Unit Code Nil; P-40K-1 Warhawk (Jul 1943 - Dec 1943) USAAC aircraft 42-45003, 42-45004, 42-45944, 42-45945, 42-45921, 42-45951, 42-45952, 42-45954, 42-45977

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