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Squadron Book List P-Frise.Pdf Compiled by: P.R. Frise 20-5-2013 No. Aircraft No. Aircraft 1001 Luftwaffe in Action - Part 1 1052 Avro Lancaster 1002 Luftwaffe in Action - Part 2 1053 General Dynamics F16 Fighting Falcon - Pt. 1 1003 Luftwaffe Bombers in Action 1054 Curtis SB2C Helldiver 1004 Luftwaffe in Action - Part 3 2 1055 Lockheed SR71 Blackbird 1005 McDonnell F4 Phantom II 1056 Douglas A-20 Havoc 1006 Heinkel He111 1057 Messerschmitt Bf109 - Part 2 1007 Vought F8 Crusader 1058 Hawker Harrier 1008 Luftwaffe in Action - Part 4 1059 Mitsubishi A6M Zero 1009 North American F100 Super Sabre 1060 Douglas AD Skyraider 1010 Junkers Ju52 Tante Ju 1061 Republic F84 Thunderjet 1011 Douglas A4 Skyhawk 1062 Consolidated PBY Catalina 1012 Boeing B17 Flying Fortress 1063 Boeing B17 Flying Fortress - Part 2 1013 New Luftwaffe 1064 Douglas SDB Dauntless 1014 Gunslingers (heligunships) 1065 McDonnell F4 Phantom II - Part 2 1015 Convair F106 Delta Dart 1066 Handley Page Halifax 1016 Junkers Ju88 - Part 1 1067 Republic P47 Thunderbolt - Part 2 1017 Republic F105 Thunderchief - Part 1 1068 Lockheed P2V Neptune 1018 Republic P47 Thunderbolt - Part 1 1069 S.E. 5a 1019 Focke-Wulf FW190 - Part 1 1070 Vought F8 Crusader - Part 2 1020 Grumman A6 Intruder - Part 1 1071 Savoia-Marchetti S.79 1021 Consolidated B24 Liberator - Part 1 1072 Hawker Hurricane 1022 Vought A7 Corsair II 1073 Junkers Ju87 Stuka 1023 Boeing B-52 Stratofortress - Part 1 1074 Martin PBM Mariner 1024 McDonnell-Douglas F15 Eagle - Part 1 1075 Bell UH1 Huey 1025 Lockheed P38 Lightning - Part 1 1076 Vickers Wellington 1026 Curtis P40 Warhawk 1077 English Electric / Martin B57 Canberra 1027 Lockheed F104 Starfighter 1078 Yakovlev Yak Fighters 1028 Boeing B47 Stratojet 1079 Grumman F7F Tigercat 1029 Vought F4U Corsair 1080 Consolidated B24 Liberator - Part 2 1030 Messerschmitt Bf110 Zerstorer 1081 Brewster F2A Buffalo 1031 Boeing B29 Superfortress - Part 1 1082 Grumman TBM / TBF Avenger 1032 Grumman F14 Tomcat 1083 Mil Mi24 Hind 1033 North American F86 Sabre 1084 Grumman F4F Wildcat 1034 North American B25 Mitchell 1085 Junkers Ju88 - Part. 2 1035 General Dynamics F111 Aardvark 1086 Lockheed U2 1036 Gurmman F6F Hellcat 1087 Cessna O1 Bird Dog 1037 Douglas A26 Invader - Part 1 1088 Bristol Blenheim 1038 Northrop F5 Freedom Fighter 1089 North American T28 Trojan 1039 Supermarine Spitfire 1090 Sukhoi Fitters 1040 Lockheed P80 / T33 / F94 1091 Boeing-Vertol CH47 Chinook 1041 Macchi C.202 Folgore 1092 Grumman OV1 Mohawk 1042 Convair B36 Peacemaker 1093 Spad Fighters 1043 Bell P39 Airacobra 1094 North American T6 Texan / Harvard 1044 Messerschmitt Bf109 - Part 1 1095 McDonnell-Douglas AH64 Apache 1045 North American P51 Mustang 1096 Short Stirling 1046 Albatros Fighters 1097 Vought TBD Devastator 1047 Lockheed C130 Hercules 1098 Fokker Dr1 Triplane 1048 Lockheed PV1 Ventura 1099 Grumman F8F Bearcat 1049 Republic A10 Warthog 1100 Grumman S2F Tracker 1050 Martin B26 Marauder 1101 MiG23 / 27 Flogger 1051 Gurmman F9F Panther / Cougar 1102 Hawker Typhoon / Tempest Compiled by: P.R. Frise 20-5-2013 No. Aircraft No. Aircraft 1103 North American FJ Fury 1154 North American OV10 Bronco 1104 Northrop F89 Scorpion 1155 Ilyushin Il2 Sturmovic 1105 Grumman F14 Tomcat - Part 2 1156 Curtis Navy Hawks 1106 Northrop P61 Black Widow 1157 Polikarpov Fighters - Part 1 1107 Beech T34 Mentor 1158 Fokker Eindecker 1108 Tupolev Tu16 Badger 1159 Heinkel He112 1109 Lockheed P38 Lightning - Part 2 1160 Grumman Biplane Fighters 1110 Sopwith Fighters 1161 Grumman HU16 Albatross 1111 Panavia Tornado 1162 Polikarpov Fighters - Part 2 1112 MiG29 Fulcrum 1163 LaGG Fighters 1113 Junkers Ju88 - Part 3 1164 DeHavilland DH9 1114 Cessna A37 / T37 Tweetie Bird 1165 Boeing B29 Superfortress - Part 2 1115 Lockheed F117 "Wobblin' Goblin" 1166 Fokker DVII 1116 MiG15 Fagot 1167 Nieuport Fighters 1117 Hawker Sea Fury 1168 Bell AH1 Cobra 1118 Boeing KC135 Stratotanker 1169 Lavochkin La5 / 7 Fighters 1119 Vought OS2U Kingfisher 1170 Focke-Wulf Fw190 - Part 2 1120 Vought A7 Corsair II Part 2 1171 DeHavilland DH2 1121 Hawker Hunter 1172 Fiat CR32 / CR42 1122 Vought SB2U Vindicator 1173 German WW-1 Bombers 1123 BE2 (Royal A/C Factory) 1174 Sikorski H53 Sea Stallion 1124 Fairchild C123 Provider 1175 Fairey Swordfish 1125 MiG17 Fresco 1176 Henschel Hs129 Panzerknacker 1126 North American F86 Sabre - Part 2 1177 Reggiane Fighters 1127 DeHavilland DH98 Mosquito - Part 1 1178 Northrop B2 Spirit 1128 Curtis Army Hawks 1179 General Dynamics B1 Lancer 1129 Sukhoi Su25 Frogfoot 1180 French WW2 Fighters 1130 Boeing B52 Stratofortress - Part 2 1181 Petlyakov Pe2 1131 MiG21 Fishbed 1182 McDonnell FH / F2H Banshee 1132 DeHavilland DHC7 Caribou 1183 McDonnell-Douglas F15 Eagle - Part 2 1133 Sikorski H60 Blackhawk 1184 Heinkel He111 Part 2 1134 Douglas A26 Invader - Part 2 1185 Republic F105 Thunderchief - Part 2 1135 Lockheed F104 Starfighter - Part 2 1186 Junkers Ju52 "Tante Ju" - Part 2 1136 McDonnell-Douglas F/A18 Hornet 1187 Gloster Gladiator 1137 Bristol Fighter 1188 Curtis C46 Commando 1138 Grumman A6 Intruder - Part 2 1189 French Bombers 1139 DeHavilland DH98 Mosquito - Part 2 1190 North American F100 Super Sabre - Part 2 1140 McDonnell F3H Demon 1191 Grumman F4F Wildcat Pt. 2 1141 Boeing P12 / F4B Fighters 1192 Ilyushin Il4 Bomber 1142 Focke-Wulf Fw189 Uhu 1193 Lockheed P3 Orion / Aurora 1143 MiG19 Farmer 1194 Tupolev SB Bomber 1144 Douglas A20 Havoc - Part 2 1195 US Liaison Aircraft 1145 Vought F4U Corsair - Part 2 1196 General Dynamics F16 Fighting Falcon - Part 2 1146 Sikorski H34 Choctaw 1197 Sepecat Jaguar 1147 Messerschmitt Me210 / 410 Hornisse 1198 Fiesler Fi56 Storch 1148 Douglas A3 Skywarrior / B66 Destroyer 1199 Convair F102 Delta Dagger 1149 Douglas C47 Dakota / Skytrain 1200 Fairey Firefly 1150 Sikorsky H3 Sea King 1201 Lockheed C5 Galaxy 1151 Curtis SBC Helldiver biplane 1202 British WW-1 Bombers 1152 Gloster Meteor 1203 US Navy Floatplanes 1153 Bristol Beaufighter 1204 Early MiG Fighters Compiled by: P.R. Frise 20-5-2013 No. Aircraft No. Aircraft 1205 Curtis P40 Warhawk Part 2 1256 1206 Grumman F14 Tomcat Part 2 1257 1207 Boeing B52 G/H Stratofortress Part 3 1258 1208 Republic P47 Thunderbolt Part 3 1259 1209 Hawker AV8 Harrier Part 2 1260 1210 Martin B26 Marauder Part 2 2 1261 1211 North American P51 Mustang Part 2 1262 1212 Messerschmitt Me262 Sturmvogel 1263 1213 Lockheed P80 Shooting Star Part 2 2 1264 1214 McDonnel F/A18 Hornet Part 2 1265 1215 Lockheed C141 Starlifter 1266 1216 Grumman F6F Hellcat Part 2 1267 1217 US Navy UAVs 1268 1218 Republic A10 Warthog Part 2 1269 1219 Boeing B17 Flying Fortress Part 3 2 1270 1220 Vought F4U Corsair Part 3 1271 1221 North American B25 Mitchell Part 2 1272 1222 Locheed P38 Lightning Part 3 1273 1223 Boeing F22 Raptor 1274 1224 Republic F84 Thunderjet Part 2 1275 1225 1276 1226 1277 1227 1278 1228 1279 1229 1280 1230 1281 1231 1282 1232 1283 1233 1284 1234 1285 1235 1286 1236 1287 1237 1288 1238 1289 1239 1290 1240 1291 1241 1292 1242 1293 1243 1294 1244 1295 1245 1296 1246 1297 1247 1298 1248 1299 1249 1300 1250 1301 1251 1302 1252 1303 1253 1304 1254 1305 1255 1306.
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