Warbird Information Exchange

The following lists are of aircraft that were offered through the DOD Surplus Catelog venue. These military aircraft remains are essentually broken up scrap - not being offered as a possible flyer. I thought maybe those WIX members that are looking for a souvenir or are parts collectors may find the lists useable. For full explanation of subject, please refer to same title above, except use - 1970.

Sale Date..........Aircraft Remains.........Sale Location..........Buyer If Known

27 Jan 1998...........B-52......................WPAFB, OH
27 Jan 1998...........F-4........................WPAFB, OH
25 Aug 1998.......OH-58A ser. 72-21070.....Selfridge ANGB, MI
25 Aug 1998.......OH-58A ser. 71-20392.....Selfridge ANGB, MI
25 Aug 1998.......OH-58A ser. 69-16224.....Selfridge ANGB, MI
22 Sep 1998..........A-7........................Little Rock AFB, AR

.................................................1999

Jan 28 1999.....4) F-14A, 2) F-18, A-6.....Sierra Army Depot, CA
Mar 16 1999..........E-3B.................Elmendorf AFB, AK........Alaska Metal Recycling, AK
Mar 16 1999.......2) AV-8A, CH-46......MCAS Cherry Point, NC.........Fontana, CA
Mar 16 1999.........EF-111A................Cannon AFB, NM.................Rosamond, CA
15 Dec 1999.........UH-60...................Fort Campbell, KY
15 Dec 1999.........T-33......................Fort Bragg, NC
15 Dec 1999.........F-16......................WPAFB, OH
15 Dec 1999......RB-66B ser. BB-53-431....Fort Jackson, SC.....Aircraft @ Florence A/P, SC
15 Dec 1999......A-26A ser. 64-17671.......Fort Jackson, SC......Aircraft @ Florence A/P, SC

This list concludes the Longshot Scrap Yards lists. I will have an Addendum shortly with many photos - courtesy of Chris Brame...

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This one survived a little longer. It made to the Florence Air and Space Musuem only to be scrapped when the museum closed. Parts of it are still around IIRC.

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All right, Mister Dorfmann, start pullin'!
Pilot: "Flap switch works hard in down position."
Mechanic: "Flap switch checked OK. Pilot needs more P.T." - Flight report, TB-17G 42-102875 (Hobbs AAF)

Is the F-89 still there?

Great photos! Enjoying them!

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Nathan - I feel pretty confident that the F-89 pile has been removed. It looks like the remains are in the way of other scrappings progress...

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64-17671 was a K model. One of the three released from the GA Dept of Forestry. Special Kay 64-17679 was one of the three. Vernon Crouch, Supt. for the State of GA selected the three in 1971 from DM. Vernon told me that these three aircraft were the nicest of the entire lot. Lowest time, best shape and 671 was the best of the three. Sad they disposed of it. We could sure use some spares.

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Photgraphed 6-27-77:

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All right, Mister Dorfmann, start pullin'!
Pilot: "Flap switch works hard in down position."
Mechanic: "Flap switch checked OK. Pilot needs more P.T." - Flight report, TB-17G 42-102875 (Hobbs AAF)