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The Boeing Vertol CH-46 Sea Knight is a medium-lift tandem-rotor transport helicopter powered by twin turboshaft engines. It was designed by Vertol and manufactured by Boeing Vertol following Vertol's acquisition by Boeing in 1960.

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• Assigned as a ground trainer to NATTC Memphis, TN.
• Sold on the civilian market and registered as N190CH and N-GHFY.
• 8/20/1983: Crashed into Shaver Lake, CA. 2 crewmen were killed.
• Recovered and repaired, now flying again?

• Assigned as a ground trainer to NATTC Memphis, TN.
• Sold on the civilian market and registered as N191CH and P2-CHD.

• 1967: HMM-165.
• 5/1/1967: Crashed into the Gulf of Tonkin. 6 crewmen were killed.

• 1969: HMM-364.
• 2/7/1969: Shot down by ground fire near An Hoa, South Vietnam. 6 crewmen were killed.

• 1967: HMM-265.
• 6/11/1967: Shot down by ground fire near Dong Ha, South Vietnam. 11 crewmen were killed.

• 9/1973: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1981: NAS Cubi Point Base Flight.

• 1967: HMM-265.
• 1/26/1967: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1967: HMM-262.
• 7/25/1967: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1968: HMM-265.
• 3/17/1968: Shot down by an RPG near Charlie Ridge in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam. 3 crewmen were killed.

• 1965-66: HMM-265 as EP-xx.
• 1968: HMM-165.
• 10/9/1968: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1990: HC-6 as HW-01.
• 5/9/2002: Struck off charge.
• Dumped at NAS North Island, CA.

• 10/19/1969: Written off at MCAS Futenma, Japan.

• 1968: HMM-265.
• 8/14/1968: Damaged beyond repair in an accident onboard USS Tripoli in the South China Sea.

• 1968: HMM-164.
• 5/25/1968: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1968: HMM-165.
• 10/10/1968: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1969: HMM-164.
• 1/10/1969: Struck off charge onboard USS Tripoli.

• 6/20/1967: Lost power and crashed into the South China Sea off South Vietnam. Some crewmen were killed?

• 1968: HMM-164.
• 7/3/1968: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam. 13 crewmen were killed.

• 1966: HMM-262 as ET-29.
• HC-7 as VH-58.
• 1970-71: HC-3 as SA-xx.
• 8/1971: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 1982: HC-11 as VR-60.
• 1989: HC-11 as VR-60.
• 1992-94: HC-5 as RB-02.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 2/26/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1967: HMM-262.
• 6/16/1967: Damaged beyond repair in South Vietnam.

• 1970: HMM-165 as xx-14.
• 9/1971: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Sold on the civilian market.

• 1/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 4/26/2005: Struck off charge.
• Currently preserved in Havelock, NC.

• Converted to CH-46D.
• 6/2003: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/8/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1968: HMM-265.
• 1/29/1968: Crashed on Ba Na Mountain in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam.

• 1968: HMM-265.
• 2/1/1968: Shot down by an RPG near Da Nang, South Vietnam. 1 crewman was killed.

• 1967: HMM-164.
• 2/20/1967: Damaged beyond repair in South Vietnam.

• 8/1971: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• Converted to HH-46D.
• 2002: HC-5.
• 4/2/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1967: HMM-164.
• 8/28/1967: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1966-67: HMM-261 as EM-15x.
• 1969: HMM-265.
• 7/16/1969: Struck off charge at Phu Bai AB, South Vietnam.

• 1970: HC-4 as HT-05.
• 1978: HC-16.
• 3/1/1978: Crashed into the sea off USS D.D. Eisenhower.

• 1980: MCAS Iwakuni Base Flight.
• 1990: MCAS Iwakuni Base Flight.
• 2001: MCAS Iwakuni Base Flight.
• Put into storage at NAS North Island, CA.

• 5/24/1968: Destroyed by an RPG hit while on the ground at a landing zone in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam.
• Also noted as now at NAS Pensacola, FL?

• 1967: HMM-164.
• 1/26/1967: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1989: HC-11 as VR-71.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• Currently preserved onboard the USS Midway Museum, CA.

• 1967: HMM-165.
• 6/3/1967: Shot down by ground fire over the Ashau Valley in Sekong Province, Laos. 2 crewmen were killed.

• 1968: HMM-164.
• 4/15/1968: Hit and destroyed by artillery rounds while attempting to land in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam.

• 1992-93: HC-11 as VR-77.
• Converted to CH-46D.
• 1996: HC-5 as RB-00.
• 1997-98: HC-11 as VR-xx.
• 6/2003: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/8/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1982: HC-11 as VR-61.
• 1985: HC-11 as VR-61.
• 1989: HC-11 as VR-61.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 11/2003: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1967: HMM-265.
• 1/26/1967: Struck off charge at Phu Bai AB, South Vietnam.

• 1965-66: HMM-265 as EP-xx.
• 1968: HMM-164.
• 6/11/1968: Shot down in error by friendly artillery fire over the Elephant Valley in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam. 3 crewmen were killed.

• 1969: HMM-265.
• 1/19/1969: Struck off charge at Phu Bai AB, South Vietnam.

• 1975: MCAS Iwakuni Base Flight.
• 1983: HC-3 as SA-11.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 1991: HC-5 as RB-10.
• 6/6/2003: Struck off charge.

• Converted to HH-46D.
• 2000: MCAS Cherry Point Base Flight.
• 4/14/2005: Struck off charge.
• Currently preserved at Craven Community College in Havelock, NC.

• 1970: HMM-764 as SL-404.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 3/9/2002: Ditched, but recovered.
• 7/24/2002: Struck off charge.

• 12/12/1966: Crashed into the sea off Southern California on approach to USS Valley Forge. 10 crewmen were killed.

• 1966: HC-1 as UP-61.
• 1968-69: HC-7 as VH-50.
• HC-7 as VH-61.
• Converted to CH-46D.
• 8/2003: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/5/2003: Struck off charge.
• Also noted as sinking in the sea after an engine loss on 11/26/1967?

• 1965-66: HU-4 as HT-1.

• HU-4 as HT-2.
• 1985: HC-11 as VR-62.
• 1990: HC-11 as VR-72.
• 1991: HC-11 as VR-62.
• 8/15/1991: Written off.

• 1966: HC-1 as UP-62.
• 1968: HC-3 as SA-1.
• 1970: HC-7 as VH-54.
• Assigned as a ground trainer to NATTC Memphis, TN.
• 4/19/1997: Written off?

• 1965-66: HC-1 as UP-63.
• 1969: HC-7 as VH-51.
• 1993: HC-11 as VR-53.
• Converted to UH-46D.
• 1994: HC-11 as VR-51.
• 3/2004: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1968-69: HC-3 as SA-3.
• 1969-70: HC-7 as VH-53.
• 9/1971: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/1983: Returned to service.
• Converted to UH-46D.
• 1986: HC-8 as BR-55.
• 1994: HC-8 as BR-55.
• 7/19/2002: Struck off charge.

• 1986-87: HC-11 as VR-74.
• 1990-91: HC-11 as VR-64.
• Converted to UH-46D.
• 4/2/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1968: HMM-165.
• 3/24/1968: Shot down by ground fire over the Ashau Valley in Thua Thien Province, South Vietnam.

• 1968: HMM-265.
• 5/10/1968: Shot down by and RPG near Ngok Tavak in Quang Tin Province, South Vietnam.

• Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 6/2004: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1968: HMM-165.
• 3/6/1968: Shot down by ground fire over the Ashau Valley near Phu Thuong in Thua Thien Province, South Vietnam. 2 crewmen were killed.

• Converted to HH-46D.
• 5/2004: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 10/1973: Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to CH-46D.
• 1995: HC-5 as RB-01.
• 2/3/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1966-67: HMM-261 as EM-15x.
• 4/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 11/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 8/17/2007: Struck off charge.
• Currently preserved at MCAS Cherry Point, NC.

• 3/23/1987: Written off.

• Converted to HH-46A.
• 1980: HC-16 as BF-417.
• 1982-83: HC-16 as BF-xx.
• 1983: HC-11 as VR-6x.
• 1985: HC-11 as VR-63.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 8/2003: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/5/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1970: H&MS-36 as WX-xx.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 11/2003: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1969: HMM-164.
• 8/28/1969: Struck off charge onboard USS Valley Forge in the South China Sea.

• 1968: HMM-265.
• 10/11/1968: Crashed at Hill 52 near the Song Vu Gia River in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam after a collision with UH-34D 148802. 4 crewmen were killed.

• 2/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 8/1973: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1994: HC-6 as HW-02.
• Converted to CH-46D.
• 6/2003: Put back into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/8/2003: Struck off charge.

• 3/16/1968: Written off at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1970: H&MS-36 as WX-xx.
• 6/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 3/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1982: HC-3 as xx-12.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 7/31/2002: Struck off charge.

• 7/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 4/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 6/6/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1968: HMM-165.
• 3/29/1968: Shot down by ground fire over the Ashau Valley in Thua Thien Province, South Vietnam. 1 crewman was killed.

• 1967: HMM-164.
• 8/3/1967: Shot down by ground fire over the Ashau Valley in Thua Thien Province, South Vietnam. 4 crewmen were killed.

• 10/1971: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 4/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to CH-46D.
• 4/2003: Put back into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 4/7/2006: Struck off charge.

• 6/19/1968: Written off at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 9/1971: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 1990-92: HC-5 as RB-03.
• 8/23/1993: Written off.

• 1970: HMM-764 as SL-403.
• 9/1971: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to CH-46D.
• 1984: HC-11 as VR-63.
• 1986: HC-11 as VR-54.
• 1994: HC-11 as VR-54.
• 12/2003: Put back into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1966: HMM-164.
• 9/2/1966: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam.

• 1967: HMM-164.
• 7/28/1967: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1966: HMM-164.
• 7/15/1966: Crashed in the Song Ngan Valley in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam after a collision with CH-46A 151936.

• 1970: HC-7 as VH-56.
• 6/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 7/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• 9/23/1982: Written off onboard USS Sacramento.

• 2/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 7/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1982-83: HC-11 as VR-75.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 1989-90: HC-5 as RB-xx.
• 2/26/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1969-70: HMM-164 as YT-6.
• 2/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 9/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1989: HC-11 as VR-70.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 5/2004: Put back into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 2/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 10/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1983-84: HC-11 as VR-73.
• 1987-88: HC-11.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 1/29/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1966: HMM-164.
• 6/11/1966: Hit trees and crashed near Kak To in Kontum Province, South Vietnam. 2 crewmen were killed.

• 1966: HMM-164.
• 7/15/1966: Crashed in the Song Ngan Valley of Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam after a collision with CH-46A 151930.

• 3/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 8/1973: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1980: NAS Rota Base Flight as 937.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 11/2003: Put back into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1968: HMM-265.
• 11/20/1968: Shot down by an RPG in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam. 5 crewmen were killed.

• 1970: HMM-165 as xx-2.
• 2/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 10/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 1989: NAS Point Mugu Base Flight as 14.

• 1968: HMM-165.
• 6/6/1968: Shot down by ground fire near Khe Sanh in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam.

• NATC.
• Converted to NCH-46A.
• Converted to CH-46D.
• 1991: HC-8 as BR-54.
• 1998: HC-8 as BR-xx.
• 11/19/1998: Crashed into the Mediterranean Sea. Or on 1/4/1991?

• 12/1971: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 9/1990: Struck off charge.

• 1967: HMM-164.
• 3/6/1968: Crashed into the Gulf of Tonkin off South Vietnam. 1 crewman was killed. Or on 2/24/1967?

• 12/1971: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 1/1975: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1977: NAS Point Mugu Base Flight as 12.
• 6/12/1979: Written off at NAS Point Mugu, CA.

• 1967: HMM-164.
• 7/30/1967: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam. 4 crewmen were killed.

• 5/28/1966: Written off.

• 1966: HMM-164.
• 6/8/1966: Shot down by ground fire near Cam Lo in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam.

• HMM-165 as YW-10.
• 1/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 6/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to HH-46D.

• 1970: HC-7 as VH-57.
• 3/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 4/1975: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1997: HC-8 as BR-47.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 6/22/2001: Ditched into the sea off the island of Crete.

• 3/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 3/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 9/27/2004: Struck off charge.

• 3/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 12/1973: Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 1997: HC-6 as HW-16.
• 3/2004: Put back into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• Converted to CH-46D.
• 6/6/2003: Struck off charge.
• Currently preserved at the Naval Aviation Museum at NAS Pensacola, FL.

• 2/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 1/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• Currently preserved at NAS Norfolk, VA.

• 1968: HMM-262.
• 1/23/1968: Struck off charge in South Vietnam.

• 3/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 10/1973: Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 10/15/2004: Struck off charge.

• 1966: HMM-164.
• 2/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 1/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1974: HC-3 as SA-05.
• Converted to HH-46D.

• 1970: HMM-165 as YW-16.
• 12/1971: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• Converted to CH-46D.
• 6/2003: Put back into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/8/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1966: HMM-164.
• 2/13/1968: Written off at NAS North Island, CA.

• 3/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• 12/22/1980: Written off at NAS Pensacola, FL.

• 1966: HMM-265.
• 10/6/1966: Crashed in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam. 4 crewmen were killed.

• 7/15/1966: Damaged beyond repair in an accident.
• 7/20/1966: Struck off charge at Phu Bai AB, South Vietnam.

• 1966-67: HC-1 as UP-65.
• 1968: HC-7 as VH-51.
• 11/26/1967: Written off at NAS Atsugi, Japan? Date must be wrong?

• 1969: HC-7 as VH-55.
• 1971: HC-7 as VH-55.
• Converted to UH-46D.
• 1991: HC-11 as VR-76.
• Assigned as a ground trainer to NATTC Memphis, TN.
• 4/2/2003: Struck off charge.

• 9/6/1977: Struck off charge.

• 1966-67: HC-4 as HT-5.
• Converted to UH-46D.
• 8/2003: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/5/2003: Struck off charge.

• HC-7 as VH-67.
• 1966-67: HC-1 as UP-67.
• 1968-69: HC-7 as VH-52.
• 4/8/1969: Crashed into the sea while doing a VERTREP on USS Ranger due to engine failure.

• 1967: HC-7 as VH-xx.
• Converted to UH-46D.
• 1997-98: HC-11 as VR-65.
• 11/2003: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 11/1971: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 5/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 2/2003: Put back into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 2/12/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1968: HMM-265.
• 5/6/1968: Struck off charge onboard USS Valley Forge.

• 1/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 2/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• HC-5 as RB-02.
• 1991: HC-11 as VR-60.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 6/2004: Put back into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 11/1971: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• Converted to HH-46A.
• 1982: HC-3 as SA-00.
• 1984: HC-5.
• 11/1/1984: Crashed near NAS Agana, Guam.

• 1966: HMM-265.
• 7/15/1966: Shot down by ground fire in the Song Ngan Valley in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam. 15 crewmen were killed.

• 7/1971: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 2/1975: Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 8/31/2004: Struck off charge.

• 1968: HMM-265.
• 8/24/1968: Shot down by ground fire near Da Nag in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam. 3 crewmen were killed.

• 2/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 5/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1981: NAS Cubi Point Base Flight.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 1985: HC-5 as RB-11.
• 6/6/2003: Struck off charge.

• 2/16/1967: Damaged beyond repair in an accident.
• 3/2/1967: Struck off charge at Phu Bai AB, South Vietnam.

• 1968: HMM-265.
• 5/10/1968: Shot down by ground fire near Ngok Tavak in Quang Tin Province, South Vietnam.

• 1968: HMM-265.
• 9/14/1968: Crashed during a test flight in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam.

• 1968: HMM-265.
• 4/19/1968: Struck off charge onboard USS Valley Forge.

• 1966: NATC as JCH-46A.
• 1979: HC-6 as HW-2x.
• 1982: HC-6 as HW-1x.
• Converted to CH-46D.
• 2/28/1983: Crashed into the Indian Ocean north of Diego Garcia.

• 3/12/1967: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam.

• 1972: HMM-767.
• 1/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 3/21/1979: Written off at NAS Jacksonville, FL.

• 9/1971: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 8/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1982: HC-16.
• 5/13/1982: Crashed into the Gulf of Mexico off Pensacola, FL. 1 crewman was killed.

• 1965-66: HMM-265 as EP-73.
• 7/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 4/27/1993: Written off.

• 1971: HAF Cam Ranh Bay Base Flight.
• 11/1973: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1985: HC-5 as RB-00.
• 1992: HC-8 as BR-00.
• 1994: HC-11 as VR-66.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 5/3/2004: Struck off charge.

• 1967: HMM-265.
• 1/26/1967: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam.

• 1967: HMM-265.
• 6/30/1967: Shot down by ground fire near Hue in Thua Thien Province, South Vietnam. 6 crewmen were killed.

• 1967: HMM-265.
• 3/12/1967: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam.

• 1968: HMM-165.
• 10/10/1968: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 11/1972: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1982: HC-16 as BF-400.
• 1984: HC-16 as BF-400.
• 1987: HC-5 as RB-12.
• 10/22/1987: Written off.

• 1968: HMM-165.
• 3/16/1968: Struck off charge at Phu Bai AB, South Vietnam.

• 7/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 1/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 6/2003: Put back into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/8/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1967: HMM-165.
• 6/3/1967: Struck off charge at Chu Lai AB, South Vietnam.

• 4/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 11/1973: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1984: NAS Point Mugu Base Flight as 15.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 1/2004: Put back into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1969: HMM-265.
• 5/12/1969: Struck off charge onboard USS Iwo Jima.

• 3/29/1968: Shot down by ground fire near the Ashau Valley in Thua Thien Province, South Vietnam. 1 crewman was killed.

• 1969: HMM-265.
• 6/7/1969: Struck off charge onboard USS Iwo Jima.

• 1967: HMM-165.
• 3/3/1967: Damaged beyond repair.
• 3/22/1967: Struck off charge at Chu Lai AB, South Vietnam.

• 1967: HMM-165.
• 5/23/1967: Shot down by ground fire in Sekong Province, Laos.

• 4/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 4/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1978: MCAS Iwakuni Base Flight.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 12/14/2007: Struck off charge.
• Put into storage at MCAS Cherry Point, NC.
• Currently preserved at NAS Whiting Field, FL.

• 1968: HMM-262 as ET-5.
• 1969: HMM-165.
• 6/11/1969: Shot down by ground fire near Phu Bai in Thua Thien Province, South Vietnam. 3 crewmen were killed.

• 3/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 2/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1979: MCAS Iwakuni Base Flight.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 3/28/2005: Struck off charge.
• Currently preserved at MCAS Beaufort, SC.

• 1968: HMM-165 as YW-xx.
• 5/5/1968: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam. Pilot was killed.

• 1967: HMM-165 as YW-xx.
• 7/3/1967: Crashed near Dong Ha in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam due to mechanical failure. 4 crewmen were killed.

• 1968: HMM-165 as YW-xx.
• 6/6/1968: Struck off charge at Phu Bai AB, South Vietnam.

• 1967: HMM-164.
• 3/16/1967: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam.

• 1970: H&MS-36 as WX-xx.
• 9/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 3/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 1991-92: HC-11 as VR-67.
• 1994: HC-6.
• 1/10/1994: Crashed.

• 1969: HMM-164.
• 8/11/1969: Struck off charge onboard USS Valley Forge in the South China Sea.

• 1969: HMM-164.
• 3/1/1969: Crashed into the South China Sea off South Vietnam. 1 crewman was killed.

• 3/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 3/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 10/2003: Put back into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 7/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 4/1975: Converted to HH-46A.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 1992: HC-11 as VR-51.
• HC-6 as HW-xx.
• 12/8/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1966: HMM-165 as YW-xx.
• 3/1974: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1986: HC-11 as VR-55.
• 8/27/1987: Written off.

• 4/27/1967: Destroyed by enemy ground fire while on the ground at a landing zone in South Vietnam.

• 9/1973: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1984: HC-16.
• 7/12/1984: Ditched into the Gulf of Mexico due to engine failure.

• 8/1973: Converted to HH-46A.
• 9/13/1980: Crashed on a night mission from NAS Whitbey Island, WA. 5 crewmen were killed.

• 1/20/1968: Destroyed by enemy ground fire while on the ground at a landing zone in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam.

• 6/2/1968: Crashed into the South China Sea after take-off from USS Valley Forge. 3 crewmen were killed.

• 9/7/1966: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1968: HMM-265.
• 10/25/1968: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1969: HMM-165.
• 7/20/1969: Crashed near MCAS Futenma, Japan. 9 crewmen were killed.

• 1967: HMM-262.
• 4/21/1967: Damaged beyond repair.
• 5/31/1967: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1967: HMM-262.
• 5/12/1967: Crashed into the South China Sea off South Vietnam. 4 crewmen were killed.

• 1967: HMM-262.
• 4/27/1967: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1969: HMM-165.
• 1/7/1969: Crashed into the mountains near Chu Lai AB, South Vietnam. All aboard were killed (number?)

• 6/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 10/1973: Converted to HH-46A.
• 1980: HC-16 as BF-411.
• Converted to HH-46D.
• 1/2003: Put back into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 3/13/2003: Struck off charge.

• 9/17/1975: Written off at NAS Norfolk, VA.

• 1982: HC-6 as HW-20.
• 1991: HC-6 as HW-03.
• 1996: HC-8.
• 8/14/1996: Written off.

• 1969: HMM-262.
• 3/11/1969: Shot down by a mortar round in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam.

• 1968: HMM-262.
• 9/21/1968: Shot down by an RPG near Rockpile Mountain in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam. 5 crewmen were killed.

• 1967: HMM-262.
• 1/25/1967: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam.

• 1969: HMM-262.
• 5/2/1969: Crashed near Hill 304 in the Cam Lo Valley in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam after a collision with a US Army UH-1E. 12 crewmen were killed.

• 1969: HMM-262.
• 5/10/1969: Shot down by ground fire near FSB Erskine in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam. 7 crewmen were killed.

• 1967: HMM-262.
• 8/4/1967: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam.

• 1970: HMM-263 as EG-7.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2014: HMMT-164.
• 8/2014: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1988: HC-8 as BR-45.
• 3/10/2004: Struck off charge.

• 4/9/1972: Written off.

• 1982-83: HC-6 as HW-01.
• 11/17/1985: Written off.

• 1968: HMM-262.
• 8/19/1968: Shot down by an artillery round near Gio Lin in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam. 3 crewmen were killed.

• 1970: HMM-164 as YT-9.
• 1970: H&MS-36 as WX-xx.
• 1972-73: HC-6 as HW-05.
• 1984-85: HC-6 as HW-05.
• 1988-89: HC-6 as HW-0x.
• 1997: HC-6 as HW-14.
• 9/2002: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 3/13/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1968: HMM-262.
• 11/7/1968: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam.

• 1967: HMM-262.
• 8/30/1967: Crashed into the South China Sea off South Vietnam. 5 crewmen were killed.

• 1968: HMM-262.
• 12/9/1968: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam.

• 1968: HMM-262.
• 3/28/1968: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam.

• 5/3/1967: Written off at Santa Ana, CA.

• 1975: HC-6 as HW-17.
• 1977: HC-6.
• 2/10/1977: Crashed into the sea off Palma de Majorca. 2 crewmen were killed.

• 1971: HMM-364 as YK-21.
• 3/2014: Transferred to the US State Department as N574AW.

• 1973-77: HC-6 as HW-15.
• 1986: HC-8.
• 4/1/1986: Written off in a hard landing on USS America. Repaired?

• 1970: HMM-364.
• 8/7/1970: Shot down by ground fire near An Hoa in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam. 2 crewmen were killed.

• 12/1971: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• Also noted as being shot down by ground fire in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam on 9/22/1970 with 5 dead while with HMM-262?

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 10/24/2012: Struck off charge.
• Currently preserved at the NATC Museum, MD.

• 2003: HMM-268.
• 3/21/2003: Lost control and crashed near Umm Qasr, Kuwait. 13 crewmen were killed.

• 1979: HC-11 as VR-77.
• 1986-87: HC-11 as VR-76.
• 1992: HC-11 as VR-52.
• 11/8/1992: Written off.

• 1969: HMM-262.
• 6/5/1969: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam. 1 crewman was killed.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2008: HMM-163 as YP-01.
• 2011: HMMT-164 as YT-00.
• 2011: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 3/1/2012: Struck off charge.

• 1968: HMM-262.
• 6/15/1968: Struck off charge in South Vietnam.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1983: HMM-365 as YM-05.
• HMM-266 as ES-00.
• 2010: HMM-268 as YQ-01.
• 9/2010: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/2/2010: Struck off charge.

• 1982-83: HC-6 as HW-03.
• 1987: HC-6 as HW-03.
• 6/2003: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 9/16/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1968: HMM-164.
• 9/22/1968: Damaged beyond repair.
• 10/3/1968: Struck off charge onboard USS Tripoli in the South China Sea.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1986: HMM-774 as MQ-408.
• 2010: HMM-774 as MQ-425.
• Also noted as written off in South Vietnam on 10/3/1968?

• 1971: HMM-164 as YT-8.
• Converted to CH-46E.

• 1972: HC-6 as HW-04.
• 1980-81: HC-6 as HW-04.
• 6/21/1982: Crashed into the sea off Cape May, NJ. 1 crewman was killed.

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• 1968: HMM-164 as YT-xx.
• 1990: HC-3 as SA-10.
• 5/13/2002: Struck off charge.

• 6/2002: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 6/20/2002: Struck off charge.

• 6/4/1969: Written off.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1983: HMM-163 as YP-27.
• 8/2010: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/2/2010: Struck off charge.

• 1970: H&MS-36 as WX-xx.
• 4/2003: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/8/2003: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.

• 1971: H&MS-36 as WX-III (Roman style).
• 1976-77: H&MS-36 as WX-4.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 3/2/1988: Crashed.

• 1969: HMM-364.
• 4/11/1969: Crashed on take-off from Chu Lai AB, South Vietnam due to rotor failure. 4 crewmen were killed.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1994: HMM-365 as YM-12.

• 1969: HMM-364.
• 2/7/1969: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam.

• 1974: HC-6 as HW-18.
• 1978: HC-6 as HW-18.
• 5/16/2002: Struck off charge.

• 1969: HMM-161.
• 4/23/1969: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam. 1 crewman was killed.

• 1976: HC-6.
• 12/17/1976: Crashed into the sea east of Sardinia. 1 crewman was killed.

• 1981-82: HC-11 as VR-65.
• 1994: HC-11 as VR-50.
• 6/2002: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 6/20/2002: Struck off charge.

• 1984-85: HC-6 as HW-13.
• HC-8 as BR-56.
• 7/24/2002: Struck off charge.

• 1968: HMM-261 as EM-158.
• 1974: HC-3 as SA-12.
• 7/10/1974: Written off.

• 1978-79: HC-6 as HW-21.
• 1981: HC-6 as HW-21.
• 1985-86: HC-8 as BR-xx.
• 1990: HC-6 as HW-00.
• 7/2002: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/18/2002: Struck off charge.

• 10/20/1967: Written off.

• 7/2/1968: Written off.

• 1988: HC-3 as SA-16.
• 1997: HC-5 as RB-03.

• 6/2002: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 6/20/2002: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1985: HMM-161 as YR-104.
• 5/2011: Transferred to the US State Department as N346WC.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 10/30/2006: Struck off charge.
• Assigned as a ground trainer. Where?

• 2/16/1968: Written off.

• 1974-77: H&MS-36 as WX-2.
• 6/29/1978: Written off.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 3/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/28/2009: Struck off charge.

• 1970: HMM-364.
• 12/19/1970: Shot down by ground fire in the Que Son Mountains in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam.

• HC-8 as BR-54.
• 1983: HC-6 as HW-11.
• 2/6/2004: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 10/2008: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/11/2008: Struck off charge.

• 1972: H&MS-36 as WX-IV (Roman style).
• 1972: H&MS-36 as WX-II (Roman style).
• 1973: H&MS-36 as WX-3.
• 8/20/1973: Crashed at the Yokosuka AB heliport, Japan. 2 crewmen were killed.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 5/25/1999: Struck off charge.

• 1/11/1971: Written off.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• Currently preserved at NAS Miramar, CA.

• 1974: MCAS Iwakuni Base Flight.
• 1975: HMM-164 as YT-20.
• 1979: HMM-163 as YP-010.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1989: HMM-764.
• 5/27/1989: Crashed after colliding with another CH-46E.

• 1970: HMM-263 as EG-2.
• 1979: HMM-165 as YW-2.
• 1980: HMM-165.
• 2/1/1980: Fell off the deck of a ship into the sea due to static rollover? Details? 1 crewman was killed.

• 1968: HMM-262.
• 2/28/1968: Shot down by ground fire near Khe Sanh in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam. 21 crewmen were killed.

• 1969: HMM-364.
• 4/14/1969: Shot down by ground fire near Charlie Ridge in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam. 3 crewmen were killed.

• 1970: HMM-161 as YR-50.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1983: HMM-365 as YM-04.
• 8/2014: Transferred to the US State Department as N362WR.

• 1971: HMM-164 as YT-91.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 5/11/1988: Written off.

• 1971: HMM-364.
• 1/21/1971: Crashed near Hill 363 in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam. 6 crewmen were killed.

• 1979: HMM-165 as YW-12.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2002: HMM-265 as EP-00.
• 11/16/2012: Struck off charge.

• 1972-73: HC-6 as HW-16.
• 1976: HC-6 as HW-1x.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2010: HMM-265 as EP-06.
• 11/16/2012: Struck off charge.

• 6/30/1967: Written off.

• 1970: HMM-364 as YK-15.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2013: HMM-364 as PF-06.

• 3/1967: Delivered to the US Navy.
• 1973-74: HC-6 as HW-xx.
• 1975-76: HC-6 as HW-03.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1980: HMM-461 as CJ-32.
• 2015: HMMT-164 as YT-xx.
• 2015: HMM-774 as MQ-400.
• 8/2015: Withdrawn from use.
• Currently preserved at the Marine Corps Museum at Quantico, VA.

• 1978: HMM-161 as YR-xx.
• 1979: HMM-163 as YP-011.
• 1981: HMM-163.
• 6/11/1981: Crashed into the sea off Okinawa.

• 1976-77: HC-6 as HW-01.
• 1/9/1981: Written off.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 9/8/2004: Shot down by an RPG near Al-Buaisa, Iraq.

• 1978-79: HC-11 as VR-67.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1984: HMM-262 as ET-3.
• 1992: HMM-265 as EP-11.

• 1988: HMM-266.
• 1988: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Returned to service.
• 7/2002: Put back into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/18/2002: Struck off charge.

• 11/15/1972: Written off.

• 1971: HMM-364.
• 2/5/1971: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam.

• 1970: HMM-364 as YK-17.
• 1971: H&MS-36 as WX-1.
• 1975: H&MS-36 as WX-1.
• 1979: HMM-165 as YW-14.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 6/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/28/2009: Struck off charge.

• 1978: HMM-164.
• 1/18/1978: Crashed near Gotenba, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. 4 crewmen were killed.

• 1969: HMM-364.
• 12/28/1969: Crashed into a mountain near the Hai Van Pass in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam on a night mission. 10 crewmen were killed.

• 1970-71: HMM-165 as YW-xx.
• 1974: MCAS Iwakuni Base Flight.
• 1977: HMM-165 as YW-2.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1990: HMM-165 as YW-04.

• 1968: HMM-161.
• 6/19/1968: Crashed near Khe Sanh in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam when a cargo parachute was caught in the blades. 2 crewmen were killed.

• 1970: HMM-263 as EG-15.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1980: HMM-162 as YS-12.
• 1983: HMM-365 as YM-07.

• 1975: HC-3 as SA-10.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2/15/1986: Written off.
• Assigned as a ground trainer to HMM(T)-164.

• 6/5/1969: Written off.

• 9/25/1974: Written off? Repaired?
• Dumped at MCAS Cherry Point, NC? No?

• 1969: HMM-165.
• 1/25/1969: Shot down by ground fire over South Vietnam.

• H&MS-36 as WX-xx.
• 7/16/1980: Written off.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 3/17/1989: Written off.

• 1978: HC-3 as SA-12.
• 1979: HC-3 as SA-11.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2004: HMM-161.
• 4/26/2004: Damaged beyond repair in a hard landing in Al Anbar Province, Iraq.
• 11/29/2004: Struck off charge.
• Wreck sent back to America.
• Currently preserved at the Carolinas Aviation Museum at Charlotte APT, NC.

• 1970: HMM-262.
• 3/6/1970: Shot down by an RPG in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1996: HMM-265 as EP-01.

• 1969: HMM-364.
• 8/26/1969: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam.

• 1977: HC-6 as HW-14.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2010: HMM-262 as ET-01.
• 2011-12: HMM-265 as EP-13.
• 9/2013: Salvaged at Camp Kinser, Okinawa.

• 2/20/1972: Written off? Repaired?
• 1980: HMM-162 as YS-4.

• 1977: USS New Orleans Ships Flight.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1980: HMM-162 as YS-3.
• 1994: HMM-365 as YM-07.

• 1968: HMM-262.
• 2/28/1968: Struck off charge in South Vietnam.

• 1969: HMM-364.
• 6/7/1969: Crashed near Da Nang in Quang Nan Province, South Vietnam due to mechanical failure. 2 crewmen were killed.

• 1979: HMM-165 as YW-10.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 11/22/1987: Written off.

• 1968: HMM-374.
• 5/12/1968: Struck off charge at Phu Bai AB, South Vietnam.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1992: HMM-262 as ET-15.
• 2011: HMM-262 as ET-16.

• 1970: HMM-263.
• 1/11/1970: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1973: HMM-770 as MN-412.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1980: HMM-162 as YS-6.
• 1986: HMM-162 as YS-6.
• 12/18/2006: Struck off charge.
• Currently preserved at MCAS New River, NC.

• 1969: HMM-262.
• 6/7/1969: Shot down by ground fire in Sekong Province, Laos. 1 crewman was killed.

• 1970-71: HC-3 as SA6.
• 1989: NAS Point Mugu Base Flight as 17.

• 1970-72: HC-3 as SA-7.
• 1986-87: HC-8 as BR-44.
• 4/26/2002: Struck off charge.

• 1968: HC-xx as HW-xx.
• 1971: HC-xx as HW-21.
• 4/2003: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/8/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1969: HC-6 as HW-7.
• 6/16/1969: Written off.

• 1969-71: HC-3 as SA-9.
• 1971: HC-3 as SA-8.
• 1983-84: HC-6 as HW-10.
• Dumped at NADEP Cherry Point, NC.

• 1969-70: HC-3 as SA-8.
• 1970-71: HC-3 as SA-9.
• 1982-84: HC-6 as HW-19.
• 2/21/1991: Written off.

• 1967: HC-1 as UP-72.
• 1967-69: HC-7 as VH-61.
• 3/26/1970: Written off.

• 9/16/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1983-84: HC-6 as HW-04.
• 1986-87: HC-8 as BR-46.
• Dumped at NADEP Cherry Point, NC.

• 1968: HC-3 as SA-11.
• 1972-73: HC-3 as SA-5.
• 1982: HC-6 as HW-22.
• 1986-87: HC-8 as BR-42.
• 9/16/2003: Struck off charge.

• 6/7/1969: Written off.

• 1979: HC-6 as HW-12.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• Sold on the civilian market and registered as N952AW.
• Currently preserved at the Russell Military Museum in Russell, IL.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1978: HMM-162 as YS-11.
• 11/2005: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 1/17/2006: Struck off charge.

• 1970: HMM-161.
• 2/16/1970: Crashed near Phu Bai AB, South Vietnam. 5 crewmen were killed.

• 1970: HMM-364.
• 8/25/1970: Crashed during landing near An Hoa, Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1988: HMM-163 as YP-02.
• 3/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/28/2009: Struck off charge.

• 1971: H&MS-36 as WX-xx.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1980: HMM-162 as YS-8.
• 2010-12: HMM-265 as EP-00.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 12/27/2006: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2006: HMM-265 as EP-07.

• 1971: HMM-161 as YR-10.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1980: HMM-162 as YS-7.
• 12/2008: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 3/6/2009: Struck off charge.

• 3/3/1981: Written off.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1986: HMM-774 as MQ-409.
• 12/2012: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1969: HMM-262.
• 6/7/1969: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam.

• 1969: HMM-263.
• 12/7/1969: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1978: HMM-162 as YS-8.
• 6/26/2014: Struck off charge.
• Currently preserved at the Pacific Air Museum on Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, HI.

• 1968: HMM-161.
• 9/2/1968: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam.

• 12/1/1967: Written off.

• 1970: HMM-262 as ET-1.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 10/15/1985: Written off.

• 1977: HC-3 as SA-04.
• 1978: HC-11 as VR-63.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 6/2010: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/2/2010: Struck off charge.

• 1969: HMM-161.
• 6/2/1969: Shot down by ground fire near Khe Sanh, Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam. 2 crewmen were killed.

• 1973: HMM-164.
• 8/2/1973: Crashed near Iyudake Mountain near Kunigami, Okinawa. 4 crewmen were killed.

• 1970: HC-6 as HW-xx.
• 1974-75: HC-6 as HW-9.
• 1978: HC-6 as HW-09.
• 9/2002: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 3/13/2003: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 6/2008: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/11/2008: Struck off charge.

• 1974-75: HC-6 as HW-19.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 11/2004: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• HMM-263.
• 6/2008: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 3/6/2009: Struck off charge.

• 1968: HMM-161.
• 9/17/1968: Damaged beyond repair.
• 10/5/1968: Struck off charge in South Vietnam.

• Converted to CH-46E.

• 10/8/1985: Written off.

• 1978: HC-11 as VR-65.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 10/16/1996: Written off.

• 1971: HMM-165 as YW-20.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2011: HMM-774 as MQ-433.

• 1971-72: HC-6 as HW-13.
• 1979: HC-6 as HW-13.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1983: HMM-365 as YM-02.
• 1986: HMM-162 as YS-10.
• 11/2005: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 1/17/2006: Struck off charge.

• 8/11/1969: Written off.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 10/31/2005: Struck off charge.

• 1968: HMM-364.
• 2/21/1968: Shot down by ground fire in Thua Thien Province, South Vietnam.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1983: HMM-365 as YM-08.
• 1986: HMM-264.
• 10/9/1986: Crashed in Turkey.

• 2/5/1968: Shot down by ground fire near Hue, Thua Thien Province, South Vietnam. 5 crewmen were killed.
• Aft fuselage also reported as now at Quantico, VA?

• 1970: HMM-161.
• 3/10/1970: Crashed after take-off from Phu Bai AB, South Vietnam. 4 crewmen were killed.

• 1968: HMM-262.
• 3/14/1968: Shot down by ground fire near Khe Sanh in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam.

• HMM-161 as YR-36.
• 3/11/1973: Written off.

• 1970-71: HMM-165 as YW-xx.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 12/2010: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1969: HMM-262.
• 7/31/1969: Shot down by an RPG in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam. 1 crewman was killed.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2008: HMM-365.
• 7/1/2008: Damaged beyond repair in a hard landing in Afghanistan. Repaired?

• 1974: HMM-165 as YW-7.
• 1977: HMM-165 as YW-1.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1996: HMM-163.
• 8/19/1996: Crashed.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 10/2011: Transferred to the US State Department as N994AW.

• 1968: HMM-161.
• 10/17/1968: Crashed in bad weather near Ca Lu in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam. 6 crewmen were killed.

• 1969: HMM-364.
• 11/29/1969: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam.

• 1969: HMM-364.
• 1/26/1969: Shot down by ground fire near Charlie Ridge in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam. 7 crewmen were killed.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1980: HMM-461 as CJ-33.
• 1980: HMM-162 as YS-5.
• 2013: HMMT-164 as YT-10.

• 1971: HC-6 as HW-24.
• 1974: HC-6 as HW-06.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1983: HMM-365 as YM-06.
• 2007: HMM-265 as EP-18.
• 2011-12: HMM-265 as EP-02.
• 11/16/2012: Struck off charge.

• 1982: HC-3 as SA-11.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1986: HMM-774 as MQ-407.
• 2013: HMM-268 as YQ-06.

• Converted to CH-46E.

• 2002: HC-6.
• 2/7/2006: Ditched into the Atlantic Ocean.

• 1974: USS Tripoli Ships Flight.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1978: HMM-162 as YS-5.
• 10/25/1988: Written off.

• 1979: HMM-163 as YP-013.
• Converted to CH-46E.

• 1971: HMM-165 as YW-11.
• Converted to CH-46E.

• 1972: H&MS-36 as WX-xx.
• 1973: HMM-164 as YT-16.
• 5/15/1978: Struck off charge.

• 1970: HMM-262.
• 2/12/1970: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1968: HMM-161.
• 7/25/1968: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam.

• HMM-161 as YR-29.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1980: HMM-162 as YS-9.
• 5/2011: Assigned as a ground trainer to MCAS New River, NC.

• 1971: HMM-262 as ET-21.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1986: HMM-162 as YS-4.
• 10/2008: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/11/2008: Struck off charge.

• 1977: HMM-165 as YW-8.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1984: HMM-262 as ET-5.

• 1979: HMM-165 as YW-5.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 9/1998: Struck off charge.

• 1971: HMM-165.
• 12/27/1971: Crashed into the Indian Ocean due to mechanical failure. 3 crewmen were killed.

• 1971: HMM-364 as YK-10.
• 1975: HMM-164 as YT-9.
• Converted to CH-46E.

• 1977: HMM-165 as YW-6.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 11/19/2009: Struck off charge.

• 1974-75: HC-3 as SA-13.
• Converted to CH-46E.

• 1968: HMM-262.
• 8/6/1968: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam.

• 1969: HMM-364.
• 7/27/1969: Shot down by ground fire near Da Nang in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam. 7 crewmen were killed.

• 1968: HMM-262.
• 7/11/1968: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 4/2008: Struck off charge.
• Currently preserved at Camp Pendleton, CA.

• 1969: HMM-262.
• 4/24/1969: Shot down by an RPG in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam.

• 1968: HMM-262.
• 8/24/1968: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam. 2 crewmen were killed.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2008-10: HMM-165 as YW-00.
• 5/2011: Transferred to the US State Department as N23WN.

• 1968: HMM-262.
• 5/5/1968: Struck off charge in South Vietnam.

• 1968: HMM-364.
• 5/29/1968: Struck off charge at Phu Bai AB, South Vietnam.

• 1973: HMM-164 as YT-4.
• 12/5/1973: Crashed near Ohaha/Nishihara, Okinawa. 4 (or 2?) crewmen were killed. Or on 12/6/1973?

• 1971: H&MS-36 as WX-xx.
• 1975-76: HMM-164 as YT-17.
• 1983: HC-3.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• Transferred to the US State Department as N37WN.

• 1982: FMFPAC.
• 11/17/1982: Crashed into the sea off MCAS Kaneohe Bay, HI.

• 1971: HMM-262 as ET-5.5 (decimal).
• 8/13/1972: Crashed in the Philippines.

• 1972: HMM-164 as YT-5.
• 1979: HMM-163 as YP-016.
• 12/19/1980: Written off.

• HMM-161 as YR-1.
• 1972-73: HC-3 as SA-3.
• 1976: HC-3 as SA-13.
• 1977: USS Okinawa Ships Flight.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1980: HMM-162 as YS-11.
• 1986: HMM-162 as YS-12.
• 4/27/2007: Struck off charge.

• 1973: HC-3 as SA-11.
• 1979: HC-11 as VR-74.
• 1990: HC-6 as HW-11.
• 8/26/2002: Struck off charge.

• 1968: HMM-264 as EH-xx.
• 1977: HC-11 as VR-61.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• Dumped at NADEP Cherry Point, NC.

• 1970: H&MS-36 as WX-xx.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• HMM-162 as YS-01.

• 1972-73: HC-3 as SA-15.
• 1981: HMM-161 as YR-22.
• 11/21/1981: Went missing on a flight off USS Wichita in the Pacific Ocean west of San Diego, CA.

• 1981-82: HC-11 as VR-72.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1/2012: Transferred to the US State Department as N36WU.

• 1975-76: HC-6 as HW-10.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2010: HMM-165 as YW-14.
• 3/2014: Transferred to the US State Department as N37WN.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1980: HMM-162 as YS-10.
• 1/2012: Transferred to the US State Department as N38TU.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2013: HMM-268.
• 1/9/2013: Caught fire and burnt out at MCB 29 Palms, CA due to FOD damage.

• 1972: H&MS-36 as WX-II (Roman style).
• 1975: HMM-164 as YT-xx.
• Converted to CH-46E.

• 1969: HMM-262.
• 3/7/1969: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam.

• 1975: HMM-164.
• 4/28/1975: Crashed into the South China Sea on approach to USS Hancock. 2 crewmen were killed.

• 1970: HMM-263.
• 3/7/1970: Crashed in bad weather near Da Nang in Thua Thien Province, South Vietnam. 4 crewmen were killed.

• 1970: HMM-262.
• 9/17/1970: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1971: HMM-263 as EG-4.
• 1973-74: HMM-165 as YW-13.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 5/12/2009: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 12/9/1999: Crashed into the sea while attempting to land on USNS Pecos. 7 crewmen were killed.

• 1969: HMM-263.
• 11/13/1969: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1971: HMM-263 as EG-19.
• 1973: HMM-165 as YW-1.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 4/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/28/2009: Struck off charge.

• 1970: HMM-262.
• 9/7/1970: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1969: HMM-364.
• 10/5/1969: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1969: HMM-263.
• 5/2/1969: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam. Possibly recovered and repaired?

• 1971: HMM-164 as YT-5.
• 1971: HMM-165.
• 12/20/1971: Struck off charge onboard USS Tripoli in the South China Sea.

• 1970: HMM-262.
• 6/1/1970: Destroyed by a nearby landmine explosion on the ground at Charlie Ridge in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam. Pilot was killed.

• 1974: HMM-165 as YW-00.
• 1978: HMM-161 as YR-021.
• 1980: HMM-268 as xx-021.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 11/2006: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 11/29/2006: Struck off charge.

• 1976: H&MS-36 as WX-00.
• Converted to CH-46E.

• 1971: HMM-165 as YW-10.
• 1971: H&MS-36 as WX-I (Roman style).
• 1975: HMM-164 as YT-05.
• 6/24/1975: Hit a construction site wire and crashed near Kunigami, Okinawa. 3 crewmen were killed.

• 1968: HMMT-302 as SQ-20.
• 1971: HMM-164 as YW-14.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2006: HMM-774 as MQ-435.
• 8/2006: Struck off charge.

• 1971: HMM-263.
• 3/30/1971: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1968: Built.
• 1971: HMM-165 as YW-3.
• 1973: HMM-165.
• 1975: HMM-165 as YW-9.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• HMM-774.
• 6/15/2006: Struck off charge. Or as early as 2004?
• Currently preserved at the Flying Leathernecks Museum at NAS Miramar, CA.

• 1971: HMM-164 as YT-7.
• 1971: H&MS-36 as WX-II (Roman style).
• 12/20/1971: Crashed near Yokota AB, Japan. 7 crewmen were killed.

• 1971: HMM-164 as YT-12.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 6/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/28/2009: Struck off charge.

• 1975: HMM-164 as YT-7.
• 1978: HMM-164.
• 3/3/1978: Crashed into the sea off northern Okinawa. 4 (or 3?) crewmen were killed.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2011: HMM-262 as ET-17.

• 1980: HMM-161.
• Converted to CH-46E.

• 1970: HMM-263.
• 8/25/1970: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1986: HMM-774 as MQ-403.
• 8/2012: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1969: HMM-165.
• 6/21/1969: Shot down by an RPG near Da Nang in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam. 2 crewmen were killed.

• 1973: HMM-164 as YT-13.
• 1974: HMM-164 as YT-00.
• 1976: HMM-164 as YT-00.
• 1980: HMM-268 as xx-025.
• 1980: HMM-161 as xx-025.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1993: HMM-166 as YX-613.
• 1/2006: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Currently preserved at the Evergreen Aviation Museum in McMinnville, OR.

• 1969: HMM-263.
• 3/13/1969: Shot down by ground fire in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam.

• 1969: HMM-263.
• 4/1/1969: Shot down by ground fire near An Hoa in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam. 2 crewmen were killed.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2001: HMM-262 as ET-01.
• 2014: HMM-774 as MQ-426.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• HMM-266 as ES-14.
• 12/2010: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1978: HC-11 as VR-73.
• Converted to CH-46E.

• 7/13/1970: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1986: HMM-162 as YS-5.
• 2011: HMM-163 as YP-00.

• 2/5/1973: Written off.

• 1970: HC-3 as SA-11.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 3/19/1996: Written off.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 8/2011: Transferred to the US State Department as N822WH.

• 1975: HC-3 as SA-02.
• 1976: HC-3 as SA-12.
• 6/3/2002: Struck off charge.

• 1986-87: HC-8 as BR-43.
• 11/10/2003: Struck off charge.
• Currently preserved at the Marine Corps Museum at Quantico, VA.

• 1976: HC-3 as SA-11.
• 1978: HC-3 as SA-11.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1996: HMM-265 as EP-07.
• 2008: HMM-262 as ET-5.
• 9/2013: Salvaged at Camp Kinser, Okinawa.

• 2/26/2003: Struck off charge.

• 1972: HMM-164 as YT-6.
• Converted to CH-46E.

• 1973: HMM-164 as YT-15.
• 1975: HMM-164 as YT-11.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/28/2009: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 7/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/28/2009: Struck off charge.

• 1970: HMM-161.
• 4/5/1970: Struck off charge at Phu Bai AB, South Vietnam.

• 1973: HMM-164 as YT-12.
• 1980: HMM-161.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 12/2013: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Sold on the civilian market and registered as N461WY.

• 1974: HC-3 as SA-11.
• 1978-80: HC-3 as SA-12.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1990: HMM-161 as YR-10.
• 2014: HMM-364 as PF-00.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 7/23/1992: Written off.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 7/2008: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/11/2008: Struck off charge.

• 1969: HMM-263.
• 4/19/1969: Shot down by ground fire near Charlie Ridge in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam. 6 crewmen were killed.

• 1984: HC-11 as VR-67.
• 1988-90: HC-11 as VR-63.

• 1970: HMM-263.
• 11/18/1970: Crashed into a mountainside in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam. 15 crewmen were killed.

• 1970: HMM-364.
• 10/27/1970: Shot down by ground fire near Hill 270 in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam.

• 1971: HMM-262.
• 4/19/1971: Crashed into the South China Sea off South Vietnam due to a transmission failure. 3 crewmen were killed.

• 1969: HMM-161.
• 4/22/1969: Destroyed by a landmine while landing in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam. 2 crewmen were killed.

• HMM-161 as YR-31.
• 1969: HMM-161.
• 3/14/1969: Shot down by an RPG near Mutters Ridge in Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam. 8 crewmen were killed.

• 1971: HMM-263.
• 3/30/1971: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• 1969: HMM-263.
• 6/1/1969: Damaged beyond repair.
• 8/3/1969: Struck off charge at Marble Mountain Airstrip, South Vietnam.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1992: HMM-265 as EP-4.
• 1993: HMM-265 as EP-04.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1/6/2012: Struck off charge.
• Transferred to the US State Department as N845WA.
• Salvaged?

• 1978: HMM-162 as YS-6.
• 1990: HMM-268 as YQ-14.

• 2010-11: HMM-774 as MQ-438.
• 5/1/2012: Struck off charge.

• 1971: HMM-162 as YS-3.
• 1989: HMM-265.
• 5/29/1989: Crashed into the sea off Okinawa. 14 crewmen were killed.

• 1994: HMM-365 as YM-06.
• 5/12/2009: Struck off charge.

• 1987: HMM-165 as YW-xx.
• 1995: HMM-165 as YW-12.
• 6/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/28/2009: Struck off charge.

• 2013: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1978: HMM-164.
• 9/11/1978: Crashed at MCB 29 Palms, CA. 5 crewmen were killed.

• 1983: HMM-163 as YP-xx.

• 1994: HMM-365 as YM-05.
• 9/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• --info needed.--

• 1980: HMM-461 as CJ-34.
• 1980: HMM-162 as YS-2.
• 1994: HMM-365 as YM-03.

• 1978: HMM-262 as ET-10.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2011: HMMT-164 as YT-15.
• 4/2011: Transferred to the US State Department as N857AW.

• 2/4/1977: Written off.

• 4/23/1975: Written off.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 3/15/2012: Struck off charge.
• 5/2012: Transferred to the US State Department as N860AW.

• 10/3/1979: Written off.

• --info needed.--

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 12/2011: Transferred to the US State Department as N301WL.

• 5/2012: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/25/2012: Struck off charge.

• 9/2008: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/11/2008: Struck off charge.

• --info needed.--

• --info needed.--

• 2000: HMM-263 as EG-03.
• 2015: HMMT-164 as YT-00.

• --info needed.--

• 1978: HMM-262 as ET-12.
• HMM-774 as MQ-430.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1990: HMM-164 as YT-14.

• 1978: HMM-262 as ET-5.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1986: HMM-774 as MQ-412.
• 1990: HMM-774 as MQ-412.
• 2011: HMM-764 as ML-407.

• 1978: HMM-262 as ET-6.
• 1979: HMM-262 as ET-4.
• 2010: HMM-165 as YW-02.

• 1979: HMM-262 as ET-5.
• 1986: HMM-774 as MQ-406.
• 7/2012: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1978: HMM-162 as YS-1.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1989: HMM-165 as YW-xx.
• 1993: HMM-265 as EP-13.
• 2009: HMM-265 as EP-15.

• 5/31/1979: Written off.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1985: HMT-301 as SU-10.
• 1990: HMM-161 as YR-02.
• 1991: HMM-161.
• 7/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/28/2009: Struck off charge.

• 1985: HMM-268 as YQ-013.
• 10/2012: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 2/14/1986: Written off.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2011-13: HMM-265 as EP-01.

• --info needed.--

• 1978: HMM-262 as ET-7.
• 3/30/2012: Struck off charge.

• --info needed.--

• 10/2008: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/11/2008: Struck off charge.

• 3/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/28/2009: Struck off charge.

• 12/20/1983: Crashed into the Mediterranean Sea after a rotor struck the superstructure of USS Merrionack.

• 1975: HMM-262 as ET-6.
• 2003: HMM-364.
• 5/19/2003: Crashed into a canal near Hillah, Iraq. 4 crewmen were killed.

• 9/23/1974: Written off.

• --info needed.--

• 6/2010: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/2/2010: Struck off charge.
• Currently preserved at the Veteran's Museum in Halls, TN.

• 5/13/1976: Written off.

• 5/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/28/2009: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2011-12: HMM-262 as ET-13.

• 1986: HMM-774 as MQ-411.
• 3/29/2012: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2008: HMM-774 as MQ-437.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1990: HMM-764 as ML-434.

• 5/2008: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/11/2008: Struck off charge.

• 10/2006: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 11/29/2006: Struck off charge.

• 1994: VMM-264.
• 1996: HMM-266.
• 5/10/1996: Crashed near Camp Lejeune, NC after a collision with AH-1W 161022. 12 crewmen were killed.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1992-93: HMM-265 as EP-12.
• 1994: HMM-364 as PF-xx.
• 2011-12: HMM-265 as EP-03.

• --info needed.--

• 9/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 11/12/2009: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2011: HMM-262 as ET-04.
• 2012: HMM-262.
• 10/12/2012: Written off in a hard landing on the Crow Valley Range, Philippines.

• 10/2006: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 11/29/2006: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1992: HMM-262 as ET-17.
• 2011: HMM-265 as EP-14.
• 2013: HMM-262.
• 2/20/2013: Crashed near Phitsanulok, Thailand due to rotor failure.

• --info needed.--

• 2012: HMM-774 as MQ-424.

• 3/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/28/2009: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1992: HMM-262.
• 11/16/2012: Struck off charge.

• --info needed.--

• 1983: HMM-164.
• 11/7/1983: Crashed in South Korea. 4 crewmen were killed.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1984: HMM-268 as YQ-041.
• 2011: HMM-364 as PF-13.
• 12/2011: Transferred to the US State Department as N449WU.

• 1982: HML-167 as TV-41.
• 1986: HMM-162 as YS-11.
• 2/26/2009: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 5/2011: Transferred to the US State Department as N451WC.

• 1978: HMM-262 as ET-8.
• 12/2013: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Sold on the civilian market and registered as N463WY.

• HMM-261 as EM-16.
• 12/18/2006: Struck off charge.

• 12/2012: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• --info needed.--

• 1982: HML-167 as TV-42.
• 1986: HMM-162 as YS-3.
• 1994: HMM-365 as YM-16.
• 2011: HMM-268 as YO-02.

• HMT-301 as SU-7.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 5/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/28/2009: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2011: HMM-265 as EP-17.

• 2006: HMM-165.
• 12/3/2006: Lost power and crashed into Lake Qadisiya, Iraq. 4 crewmen were killed. Recovered and repaired?

• 8/11/2000: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1995: HMM-764 as ML-427.
• 8/2012: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• HMM-774 as MQ-408.

• 1978: HMM-262 as ET-3.
• 2/20/1991: Written off.

• 6/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/28/2009: Struck off charge.

• --info needed.--

• 9/1998: Struck off charge.

• 1982: HML-167 as TV-43.
• HMM-162 as YS-13.

• 1978: HMM-262 as ET-9.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1992-93: HMM-262 as ET-11.
• 1997: HMM-265 as EP-08.
• 2011: HMM-265 as EP-11.

• 1997-98: HMM-263 as EG-xx.
• 9/2010: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/2/2010: Struck off charge.
• Currently preserved at the Pima Air and Space Museum, AZ.

• 3/2010: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 4/5/2010: Struck off charge.

• 1977: HMM-263 as EG-15.
• 2011: HMM-364 as PF-13.

• 1974-75: HMM-263 as EG-2.
• 1988: HMM-261 as EM-12.
• 2014: HMM-364 as PF-01.

• 1994: HMM-365 as YM-02.
• 10/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 11/12/2009: Struck off charge.

• Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 6/24/1977: Written off.

• Converted to HH-46E.

• 1978: HMM-162 as YS-13.
• 1991: HMM-264 as EH-07.
• 12/2010: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 11/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 11/12/2009: Struck off charge.

• 1974: HMM-263 as EG-4.
• 1976: HMM-362 as YL-16.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1/2012: Transferred to the US State Department as N650WN.

• 1974-75: HMM-263 as EG-5.
• 1978: HMM-162 as YS-3.
• 1994: HMM-365 as YM-10.
• 3/3/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/28/2009: Struck off charge.

• 1974-75: HMM-263 as EG-6.
• 1983: HMM-365 as YM-03.

• 1974: HMM-263 as EG-7.
• 1/2007: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1983: HMM-261 as EM-xx.
• 2006: HMM-365 as YM-11.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1989: HMM-165 as YW-16.
• 5/2006: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/19/2006: Struck off charge.

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• 11/12/1980: Written off.

• 1975: HMR-264 as EH-xx.
• 7/19/1976: Written off.

• 6/13/1986: Written off.

• 3/2010: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 4/5/2010: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 11/2011: Transferred to the US State Department as N661WN.

• 9/2010: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/2/2010: Struck off charge.

• 10/2008: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/11/2008: Struck off charge.

• 9/2010: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1975: HMM-263 as EG-21.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 5/2013: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1976: HMM-362 as YL-14.
• 2/10/1981: Written off.

• Currently preserved at the American Helicopter Museum at West Chester APT, PA.

• 1978: HMM-162 as YS-2.
• 2001: HMM-365.
• 9/7/2001: Crashed into the New River near Camp Lejeune, NC. 3 crewmen were killed.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2011: HMM-265 as EP-16.

• 6/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 7/28/2009: Struck off charge.

• 11/16/1973: Written off.

• 10/2012: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1994: HMM-365 as YM-01.

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• 1994: HMM-365 as YM-14.
• 10/2008: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/11/2008: Struck off charge.

• 4/3/1974: Written off.

• 5/16/1976: Written off.

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• 9/6/1996: Crashed near Orlando, FL.

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• 1974: HMM-263 as EG-3.
• 1987: HMM-164.
• 9/3/1987: Crashed near Camp Pendleton, CA. 4 crewmen were killed.

• Currently preserved in Hawaii. Where?

• 1976: HMM-362 as YL-13.
• 1979: HMM-262 as ET-6.

• 1983: HMM-365 as YM-09.
• 1986: HMM-162 as YS-7.
• 8/29/1986: Written off onboard USS Saipan.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2011: HMMT-164 as YT-13.
• 12/2011: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 3/1/2012: Struck off charge.

• 9/2008: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/11/2008: Struck off charge.

• MCAS Cherry Point Base Flight as 03.

• 1986: HMM-162 as YS-9.
• 6/2013: Transferred to the US State Department as N693AW.

• 1974: HMM-263 as EG-1.
• 1997: HMM-164.
• 5/10/1997: Crashed.

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• 7/2008: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/11/2008: Struck off charge.

• 2/2007: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 11/16/2012: Struck off charge.

• 10/20/1977: Written off.
• Dumped at NAS Sigonella, Italy.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1983: HMM-261 as xx-00.
• 1986: HMM-162 as YS-1.
• Sold on the civilian market and registered as N445XF.
• 8/2011: Transferred to the US State Department as N701WN.

• 1976: HMM-362 as YL-12.
• 1988: HMM-362 as YL-12.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1987: HMM-268 as YQ-00.
• 2007: HMM-165 as YW-02.
• 10/2009: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 11/12/2009: Struck off charge.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2010: HMM-165 as YW-12.
• 5/2011: Transferred to the US State Department as N704WL.

• 1983: HMM-365 as YM-10.
• 7/12/1992: Written off.

• 1980: HMM-461 as CJ-35.
• 2013-14: HMM-364 as PF-04.

• 1980: HMM-461 as CJ-36.

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• 7/27/1981: Written off.

• 1974: HMM-264 as EH-11.
• 1976: USS Iwo Jima COD Flight as 00.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2011: HMMT-164 as YT-06.
• 12/2013: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Sold on the civilian market and registered as N464WY.

• 1983: MMH-261.
• 10/26/1983: Shot down by ground fire over Grenada.

• 1989: HMM-764.
• 2/12/1989: Written off.

• 1986: HMM-162 as YS-8.
• 10/2008: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 12/11/2008: Struck off charge.

• 11/16/2002: Struck off charge.

• 1986: HMM-162 as YS-2.
• 12/2013: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• Sold on the civilian market and registered as N462WY.

• 2007: HMM-364.
• 2/7/2007: Shot down by a SAM over Al Anbar Province, Iraq. 7 crewmen were killed.

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• 1976: HMM-362 as YL-15.
• 3/20/1982: Crashed in South Korea. 3 crewmen were killed.

• 10/11/1972: Written off.

• 1976: HMM-362 as YL-17.
• 1986: HMM-774 as MQ-410.
• 9/2012: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• Converted to CH-46E.
• 2012-13: HMM-262 as EP-00.
• Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.

• 1977: HMM-263 as EG-26.
• 12/2008: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
• 3/6/2009: Struck off charge.

• HMM-163 as YP-05.
• Converted to CH-46E.
• 1990: HMM-161 as YR-00.
• 9/28/2009: Struck off charge.

• 1978: HMM-262 as ET-11.
• 2/13/1987: Written off.

• 1982: HML-167 as TV-44.

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