(naval only)
Last updated on: March 1, 2018
This is just for those helos that received Navy/Marine Corps Bureau Numbers, even those that were transferred from the USAF.
At the end of this page is a list of people who have graciously offered their help. Thank you all very much!
*Transferred to the US Coast Guard as 1239.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N1573M.
*1960-64: VMO-1.
*1964-65: VMO-2.
*5/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5160Q.
*1953: HU-2.
*2/27/1957: Struck off charge.
*1953: HU-2.
*1953-55: HTU-1.
*3/2/1955: Struck off charge.
*1953-54: NADC.
*7/11/1954: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N1269V.
*7/24/1958: Struck off charge at the Kaman Factory.
*1953: HU-2 as UR-2.
*1953-55: HTU-1.
*10/13/1955: Struck off charge.
*1953-55: HTU-1.
*4/1/1955: Struck off charge.
*3/26/1953: Crashed.
*1953: HU-2.
*1953-54: HTU-1.
*7/29/1954: Struck off charge.
*1953: HU-2.
*1953-54: HTU-1.
*12/7/1954: Struck off charge.
*1953-54: HTU-1.
*12/15/1954: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N74017.
*1/29/1953: Crashed near Vicksburg, MS.
*1954-55: NAF Oppama Base Flight.
*3/16/1955: Struck off charge in San Diego, CA.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N6060C.
*1954-55: HTU-1.
*10/17/1955: Struck off charge.
*11/9/1953: Struck off charge.
*10/7/1953: Written off at NAS El Centro, CA.
*1954-55: HTU-1.
*10/12/1955: Struck off charge.
*11/9/1953: Struck off charge.
*11/9/1953: Struck off charge.
*1954-55: HTU-1.
*4/19/1955: Struck off charge.
*1955: FASRON-117.
*1/27/1955: Struck off charge in San Diego, CA.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N6061C.
*4/1953: Delivered to the US Navy.
*1953-54: HU-1 as UP-92.
*1954-55: NAF Oppama Base Flight.
*3/16/1955: Struck off charge in San Diego, CA.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N6062C.
*Was preserved at NAS Pensacola, FL.
*Currently preserved at the USNAS Tillamook Air Museum, OR.
*1953: HTU-1.
*1955: HTU-1.
*1957: Converted to a drone.
*1/3/1961: Struck off charge at the Kaman Factory.
*10/12/1955: Struck off charge.
*3/25/1955: Struck off charge.
*4/1/1955: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N7801B.
*1962-63: VMO-1 as ER-150.
*1964: VMO-2.
*10/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5161Q.
*1956-58: VMO-1.
*1958: HMRC-263.
*1959-61: HMX-1.
*1962-64: VMO-6.
*9/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5162Q.
*1960-61: VMO-6.
*1964-65: VMO-2 as VS-5.
*3/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5163Q.
*1958: HMRC-363.
*1959-63: VMO-2.
*1964: VMO-2 as VS-5.
*10/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5164Q.
*1956: VMO-1.
*1961-64: VMO-6.
*6/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5165Q.
*1958-60: HMRC-363.
*1960: VMO-6.
*4/4/1960: Struck off charge.
*12/13/1960: Damaged beyond repair in an accident.
*1960-63: VMO-6.
*7/18/1963: Damaged beyond repair in an accident. Or on 6/18/1963
*1958-60: HMRC-263.
*1960-61: VMO-1.
*1962-63: VMO-6.
*9/25/1963: Written off at MCB Pendleton, CA.
*1956-58: VMO-1.
*1958-60: HMRC-263.
*1960-61: VMO-1.
*1962-64: VMO-6.
*9/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*1962-65: VMO-6.
*2/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5166Q.
*1964: VMO-2 as VS-2.
*2/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5167Q.
*1956: VMO-1.
*9/21/1956: Damaged beyond repair in an accident.
*10/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5168Q.
*5/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5169Q.
*8/17/1956: Written off.
*1961-62: VMO-1 as ER-143.
*8/2/1962: Written off.
*1959-60: HMRC-363.
*1961-63: HMX-1.
*4/17/1963: Damaged beyond repair in an accident.
*1959-60: HMRC-363.
*1960-61: VMO-6.
*1962-64: VMO-1 as ER-142.
*Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5170Q.
*1962-63: VMO-2 as VS-8.
*7/19/1963: Damaged beyond repair in an accident. Or on 7/23/1963?
*1958: HMRC-363.
*1959-61: HMX-1 as XM-33.
*1962-64: VMO-6 as WB-13.
*9/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5171Q.
*7/22/1959: Written off.
*1960: VMO-2 as VS-8.
*1961-64: VMO-2.
*10/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5172Q.
*1958-59: HMRC-363.
*1961: VMO-6 as WB-23.
*1963: VMO-6 as WB-23.
*1963-64: VMO-1.
*1964-65: VMO-2.
*5/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5173Q.
*1964-65: VMO-2 as VS-9.
*3/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5174Q.
*3/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5175Q.
*6/23/1962: Written off.
*1958: HMRC-363.
*1958-60: HMRC-363.
*1960: VMO-6.
*5/11/1960: Struck off charge.
*1958: VMO-1.
*1958-60: HMRC-263.
*1960-61: VMO-1.
*1958-60: HMRC-363.
*1960-61: VMO-6 as WB-17.
*1958-59: HMRC-263.
*1960-62: VMO-6.
*1964-65: VMO-2.
*5/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5176Q.
*1958: HMRC-363.
*1960-61: VMO-1 as ER-141.
*1962-64: VMO-6 as WB-14.
*6/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5177Q.
*10/8/1956: Struck off charge due to accident damage.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N298B.
*10/3/1957: Struck off charge.
*5/17/1955: Struck off charge.
*11/16/1954: Written off.
*1956: Converted to a drone.
*1958-60: HMRC-363.
*1960-62: VMO-6.
*4/1962: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5178Q.
*1958-59: HMRC-363.
*1960-65: VMO-6.
*7/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5179Q.
*1958-59: HMRC-363.
*1961-64: VMO-6.
*4/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5180Q.
*1958-59: HMRC-263.
*1960-64: VMO-6.
*1964-65: VMO-2.
*5/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Was preserved at the Naval Air Museum at NAS Pensacola, FL.
*Currently preserved at the Army Air Museum at Fort Rucker, AL.
*1958: HMRC-263.
*11/3/1958: Written off.
*5/1953: First flight. Date?
*1958-59: HMRC-263.
*1960-61: VMO-1.
*1963-64: VMO-6.
*1964-65: VMO-2.
*5/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5181Q.
*1958-59: HMRC-263.
*5/13/1959: Written off.
*8/15/1961: Lost power and crashed near Horno Canyon, CA.
*4/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Currently preserved at the Pima Air and Space Museum, AZ.
*1963-65: VMO-6.
*3/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*1958-59: HMRC-263.
*1961: HMX-1.
*4/18/1961: Damaged beyond repair in an accident.
*1958-59: HMRC-263.
*1960-63: VMO-1 as ER-146.
*1963-65: VMO-6 as WB-3.
*4/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5182Q.
*1960-62: VMO-1.
*1962-63: HMX-1 as XM-33.
*1963-64: VMO-1.
*1964-65: VMO-6.
*1/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5183Q.
*1958-59: HMRC-263.
*1960-62: VMO-1 as ER-147.
*12/1/1962: Written off at MCAS Cherry Point, NC.
*1958-60: HMRC-263.
*1960: VMO-1.
*5/9/1960: Written off.
*1958-59: HMRC-263.
*1961-63: VMO-1.
*1963: VMO-6 as WB-6.
*Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5184Q.
*Currently preserved in Charlotte, NC? This one at Quantico and then Charlotte and not 139982?
*1960: VMO-6 as WB-27.
*1962-64: VMO-1.
*1964: VMO-6.
*10/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5185Q.
*Was preserved at the MCAS Quantico Museum, VA.
*Currently preserved at the Carolinas Air Museum in Charlotte, NC.
*1960: VMO-2 as VS-1.
*1961-64: VMO-2.
*1965: VMO-2 as VS-11.
*5/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5186Q.
*Currently preserved in Quantico, VA.
*1964-65: VMO-2 as VS-10.
*5/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5187Q.
*9/22/1959: Written off.
*11/30/1962: Damaged beyond repair in an accident. Or on 3/1/1963?
*5/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*1958-59: HMRC-263.
*1961-63: VMO-6.
*1964-65: VMO-2 as VS-14.
*6/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5188Q.
*1958-59: HMRC-263.
*1960-64: VMO-1.
*1964-65: VMO-2.
*5/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5189Q.
*1960-65: VMO-2 as VS-4.
*6/196: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5190Q.
*Was preserved at the MCAS Quantico Museum, VA.
*Was preserved at MCAS Tustin, CA.
*Currently preserved at MCAS Miramar, CA.
*Is this one now in Charlotte, NC?
*1958-60: HMRC-263.
*1961-63: HMX-1.
*1963-65: VMO-2.
*6/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5191Q.
*1961-62: HMX-1 as XM-33.
*6/26/1962: Written off.
*1958-60: HMRC-263.
*1960-61: VMO-1.
*1962: VMO-6.
*1962: HMM-361.
*1962-64: VMO-6.
*9/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*1959-60: HMRC-263.
*1960-63: VMO-1.
*Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5192Q.
*Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5193Q.
*1958-59: HMRC-363.
*10/28/1959: Written off.
*1961-63: HMX-1.
*1963: VMO-1.
*Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5194Q.
*1958-60: HMRC-363.
*1960-62: VMO-6.
*1962: HMM-361.
*1962-64: VMO-6.
*10/1964: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5195Q.
*1958-60: HMRC-363.
*1960: VMO-6.
*1962-64: VMO-1.
*1964-65: VMO-6.
*1/1965: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5196Q.
*7/16/1958: Written off.
*1961-63: VMO-6.
*Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*3/23/1967: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5197Q.
*1958-59: HU-2.
*8/18/1959: Written off.
*1958: HU-2.
*1959: HU-2.
*9/15/1959: Written off.
*1958-61: NAS Barbers Point Station Flight.
*1961-64: NAS Cubi Point Station Flight.
*1964-65: VMO-2.
*5/1965: Put into storage at NAS North Island, CA.
*1959: NAS Agana Station Flight.
*1960-61: NAS Midway Station Flight.
*1962-63: NAS Atsugi Station Flight.
*1963-64: NAS Barbers Point Station Flight.
*8/1964: Put into storage at NAF Litchfield Park, AZ.
*5/21/1965: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N11119.
*5/29/1972: Crashed.
*1958-61: HU-2 as HU-72.
*1961-64: NAS Mayport Station Flight.
*2/1964: Put into storage at NAF Litchfield Park, AZ.
*5/21/1965: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N9847.
*8/7/1971: Crashed.
*1958: NATC.
*1958-60: HU-2.
*1961-62: NAS Jacksonville Station Flight.
*1963: NAS Alameda Station Flight.
*1963-64: NAS Barbers Point Station Flight.
*8/1964: Put into storage at NAF Litchfield Park, AZ.
*5/21/1965: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N11012.
*4/11/1973: Written off in a hard landing at Pilot Rock, OR.
*1958-59: NATC.
*1959: NAS Alameda Station Flight.
*1959-60: VU-1.
*1960: NAS Barbers Point Station Flight.
*1961-63: NAS Barbers Point Station Flight.
*5/21/1965: Struck off charge at NAS Jacksonville, FL.
*1958-60: NATC.
*1960: NAS Jacksonville Station Flight.
*1961-63: NAS Jacksonville Station Flight.
*8/1963: Put into storage at NAF Litchfield Park, AZ.
*5/21/1965: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N6174.
*Salvaged by 1975.
*1958-59: HU-2 as HU-71.
*1/31/1959: Written off.
*1958-59: HU-2 as HU-70.
*1958-60: NAS Barbers Point Station Flight.
*1961-63: NAS Midway Station Flight.
*1964: VMO-2.
*4/3/1964: Written off at MCAS Futema, Japan. Or on 4/6/1964?
*1958-61: HU-2 as HU-73.
*11/21/1961: Damaged beyond repair in an accident.
*1958-60: NAS Cubi Point Station Flight.
*1960-61: NAS Agana Station Flight.
*1961-64: NAS Cubi Point Station Flight.
*1964-65: VMO-2.
*5/1965: Put into storage at NAS North Island, CA.
*1958-61: NAS Cubi Point Station Flight.
*1961-63: NAS Atsugi Station Flight.
*1963-64: NAS Midway Station Flight.
*10/1964: Put into storage at NAF Litchfield Park, AZ.
*5/21/1965: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N6175 and N61757.
*5/24/1974: Crashed.
*1958-61: NAS Sangley Point Station Flight.
*1961-64: NAS Sangley Point Station Flight.
*3/1964: Put into storage at NAF Litchfield Park, AZ.
*5/21/1965: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N5144.
*1958-59: HU-2.
*1960: HU-2.
*1961-63: NAS Cecil Field Station Flight.
*1963: USN 6th Naval District.
*3/18/1963: Written off at NAS Cecil Field, FL.
*1958-59: HU-2.
*1959-61: HU-2.
*1961: NAS Jacksonville Station Flight.
*1962: NAS Alameda Station Flight.
*1962-64: NAS Atsugi Station Flight.
*5/21/1965: Struck off charge at NAS Jacksonville, FL.
*Sold on the civilian market.
*Currently preserved in Romona, CA.
*1959: NAS Atsugi Station Flight.
*1959-60: MCAS Iwakuni Station Flight.
*1960: NAS Agana Station Flight.
*1961-64: NAS Sangley Point Station Flight.
*8/1964: Put into storage at NAF Litchfield Park, AZ.
*5/21/1965: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N3910.
*1968: Salvaged to rebuild N2856J.
*1959: NAS Atsugi Station Flight.
*1959-60: MCAS Iwakuni Station Flight.
*1960: NAS Agana Station Flight.
*1961-64: NAS Barbers Point Station Flight.
*3/1964: Put into storage at NAF Litchfield Park, AZ.
*5/21/1965: Struck off charge.
*1959-61: HU-2 as HU-79.
*1962-64: NAS Atsugi Station Flight.
*5/21/1965: Struck off charge at NAS Jacksonville, FL.
*1959: HU-2.
*2/27/1959: Written off.
*1959-61: HU-2.
*1962: NAS Alameda Station Flight.
*1962-64: NAS Agana Station Flight.
*8/1964: Put into storage at NAF Litchfield Park, AZ.
*5/21/1965: Struck off charge.
*1959-61: NAS Agana Station Flight.
*1961: NAS Cubi Point Station Flight.
*1962-64: NAS Agana Station Flight.
*8/1964: Put into storage at NAF Litchfield Park, AZ.
*5/21/1965: Struck off charge.
*Sold on the civilian market and registered as N6126.
*Salvaged by 1975.
*1959-60: NAS Agana Station Flight.
*9/28/1960: Written off.
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For their assistance in various parts of this project, I would like to give thanks to the following individual
people...
Tjalling Boelman