Helicopter AH-1G 66-15300

Information on U.S. Army helicopter AH-1G tail number 66-15300
The Army purchased this helicopter 1067
Total flight hours at this point: 00000100
Date: 02/23/1968
Unit: 235 AVN
This was a Combat incident. This helicopter was REPAIRED IN THEATER
This was a Recon mission for Armed Escort , Other Aircraft.
While in Target Area this helicopter was Attacking at 0020 feet and 120 knots.
South Vietnam
Helicopter took 2 hits from:
Small Arms/Automatic Weapons; Gun launched non-explosive ballistic projectiles less than 20 mm in size. (7.62MM)
The helicopter was hit in the Right Side
Systems damaged were: N/R
The helicopter Continued Flight.
The aircraft continued and accomplished all mission objectives.
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center Helicopter database. Also: LNOF, 80006, JSIDR (Lindenmuth Old Format Data Base. Joint Services Incident Damage Report. )


Information on U.S. Army helicopter AH-1G tail number 66-15300
The Army purchased this helicopter 1067
Total flight hours at this point: 00000204
Date: 04/05/1968
Unit: 235 AVN
This was a Combat incident. This helicopter was REPAIRED IN THEATER
This was a Recon mission for Armed Recon
While in Target Area this helicopter was Attacking at 1000 feet and 140 knots.
South Vietnam
Helicopter took 3 hits from:
Small Arms/Automatic Weapons; Gun launched non-explosive ballistic projectiles less than 20 mm in size. (7.62MM)
The helicopter was hit in the Equipment Section
Systems damaged were: FUEL SYS
The helicopter Continued Flight.
The aircraft continued and accomplished all mission objectives.
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center Helicopter database. Also: LNOF, 80085 (Lindenmuth Old Format Data Base. )


Information on U.S. Army helicopter AH-1G tail number 66-15300
The Army purchased this helicopter 1067
Total flight hours at this point: 00000204
Date: 04/15/1968
Unit: 235 AVN
This was a Combat incident. This helicopter was REPAIRED IN THEATER
This was a Recon mission for Armed Recon
While Enroute this helicopter was at Level Flight at UNK feet and UNK knots.
South Vietnam
Helicopter took 1 hits from:
Small Arms/Automatic Weapons; Gun launched non-explosive ballistic projectiles less than 20 mm in size. (7.62MM)
The helicopter was hit in the Left Side
Systems damaged were: STRUCTURE
The helicopter Continued Flight.
The aircraft continued and accomplished all mission objectives.
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center Helicopter database. Also: LNOF, 80048, JSIDR (Lindenmuth Old Format Data Base. Joint Services Incident Damage Report. )


Information on U.S. Army helicopter AH-1G tail number 66-15300
The Army purchased this helicopter 1067
Total flight hours at this point: 00000256
Date: 06/27/1968
Accident case number: 680627141
Unit: 235 AVN
The station for this helicopter was Can-Tho in
Number killed in accident = 0 . . Injured = 0 . . Passengers = 0
costing 37070
Source(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Army Aviation Safety Center database.

Crew Members:
AC W2 MARTIN JC
P W2 HANEY CP

Accident Summary:

The pilot elected to try a hovering autorotation. At that moment though, the aircraft tail struck the left side of the revetment. Pilot reduced pitch and throttle as he sat the aircraft on the ground. The tail rotor and 90 degree gear box were found some ten feet from the aircraft

This record was last updated on 04/14/1997


Information on U.S. Army helicopter AH-1G tail number 66-15300
The Army purchased this helicopter 1067
Total flight hours at this point: 00000852
Date: 01/31/1970
Unit: 361 AWC
This was a Combat incident. This helicopter was REPAIRED IN THEATER
This was a Recon mission for Armed Escort
This was Combat Incident Damage caused by Other Combat by Ground Fire less than .50 cal in size with the mission function of Armed Helicopter (having primary weapon subsystems installed and utilized to provide direct fire support)
While On Target this helicopter was Attacking at 0050 feet and 110 knots.
Classified
Helicopter took 1 hits from:
Small Arms/Automatic Weapons; Gun launched non-explosive ballistic projectiles less than 20 mm in size. (7.62MM)
The helicopter was hit in the Tail Section
Systems damaged were: GEAR BOX, TAIL ROTOR, DRIVESHAFT
Search and rescue operations were Not Required
The helicopter Continued Flight.
The aircraft was diverted prior to accomplishing any mission objectives.
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center Helicopter database. Also: JSIDR (Joint Services Incident Damage Report. )
Helicopter was recovered
This record was last updated on 04/15/2004


Information on U.S. Army helicopter AH-1G tail number 66-15300
The Army purchased this helicopter 1067
Total flight hours at this point: 00001021
Date: 04/15/1970
Unit: 361 AWC
This was a Combat incident. This helicopter was REPAIRED IN THEATER
This was a Recon mission for Armed Escort
This was Combat Major Damage caused by Other Combat by Ground Fire less than .50 cal in size with the mission function of Armed Helicopter (having primary weapon subsystems installed and utilized to provide direct fire support)
While Enroute this helicopter was at Level Flight at 3000 feet and 100 knots.
South Vietnam
Helicopter took 1 hits from:
Small Arms/Automatic Weapons; Gun launched non-explosive ballistic projectiles less than 20 mm in size. (12.7MM)
The helicopter was hit in the Passenger Cargo Section
Systems damaged were: STRUCTURE
Search and rescue operations were Not Required
The helicopter Continued Flight.
The aircraft continued and accomplished all mission objectives.
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center Helicopter database. Also: JSIDR (Joint Services Incident Damage Report. )
Helicopter was recovered
This record was last updated on 04/15/2004


Information on U.S. Army helicopter AH-1G tail number 66-15300
The Army purchased this helicopter 1067
Total flight hours at this point: 00001021
Date: 04/20/1970
Unit: 361 AWC
This was a Combat incident. This helicopter was REPAIRED IN THEATER
for Close Air Support
While in Target Area this helicopter was Attacking at 0025 feet and 100 knots.
Classified
Helicopter took 1 hits from:
Small Arms/Automatic Weapons; Gun launched non-explosive ballistic projectiles less than 20 mm in size. (7.62MM)
The helicopter was hit in the Left Side
Systems damaged were: STRUCTURE
The helicopter Continued Flight.
The aircraft continued and accomplished all mission objectives.
Original source(s) and document(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center Helicopter database. Also: JSIDR (Joint Services Incident Damage Report. )


Information on U.S. Army helicopter AH-1G tail number 66-15300
Date: 04/22/1970
This was Combat Minor Damage caused by Other Combat by Ground Fire less than .50 cal in size with the mission function of Armed Helicopter (having primary weapon subsystems installed and utilized to provide direct fire support)
Search and rescue operations were Not Required
Source(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center AVDAC database.
Helicopter was recovered
This record was last updated on 04/15/2004


Information on U.S. Army helicopter AH-1G tail number 66-15300
Date: 01/18/1971
This was Combat Incident Damage caused by Other Combat by Ground Fire less than .50 cal in size with the mission function of Armed Helicopter (having primary weapon subsystems installed and utilized to provide direct fire support)
Search and rescue operations were Not Required
Source(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center AVDAC database.
Helicopter was recovered
This record was last updated on 04/15/2004


Information on U.S. Army helicopter AH-1G tail number 66-15300
Date: 03/17/1971
Unit: 361 AVN
This was Combat Incident Damage caused by Other Combat by Ground Fire less than .50 cal in size with the mission function of Armed Helicopter (having primary weapon subsystems installed and utilized to provide direct fire support)
Casualties = YES . .
Search and rescue operations were Not Required
Source(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center AVDAC database.
Helicopter was recovered
This record was last updated on 04/15/2004


Information on U.S. Army helicopter AH-1G tail number 66-15300
Date: 04/14/1971
Unit: 361 AVN
This was Combat Incident Damage caused by Other Combat by Ground Fire less than .50 cal in size with the mission function of Armed Helicopter (having primary weapon subsystems installed and utilized to provide direct fire support)
Search and rescue operations were Not Required
Source(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center AVDAC database.
Helicopter was recovered
This record was last updated on 04/15/2004


Information on U.S. Army helicopter AH-1G tail number 66-15300
Date: 04/27/1971
Unit: 361 AVN
This was Combat Minor Damage caused by Other Combat by Ground Fire less than .50 cal in size with the mission function of Armed Escort
Search and rescue operations were Not Required
Source(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center AVDAC database.
Helicopter was recovered
This record was last updated on 04/15/2004


Information on U.S. Army helicopter AH-1G tail number 66-15300
Date: 08/31/1971
Unit: D/1/1 CAV
This was Combat Minor Damage caused by Other Combat by Ground Fire less than .50 cal in size with the mission function of Armed Escort
Search and rescue operations were Not Required
Source(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center AVDAC database.
Helicopter was recovered
This record was last updated on 04/15/2004


Information on U.S. Army helicopter AH-1G tail number 66-15300
The Army purchased this helicopter 1067
Total flight hours at this point: 00001982
Date: 12/10/1971
Accident case number: 711210031
Unit: D/1/1 CAV
The station for this helicopter was Marble Mountain in
Number killed in accident = 0 . . Injured = 1 . . Passengers = 1
costing 55137
Source(s) from which the incident was created or updated: Army Aviation Safety Center database.

Crew Members:
AC W2 THORNBURG JD
P O3 YATES E

Accident Summary:

 ON 10 DECEMBER 1971 AT 0830 HOURS, ^CW2 JIMMY THORNBURG^, AIRCRAFT COMMANDER, AND ^CPT EDUARDO YATES^, PILOT, DEPARTED MARBLE MOUNTAIN ARMY AIRFIELD IN AIRCRAFT ^66-15300^, AN AH-1G, WITH 1150 POUNDS OF FUEL AND A FULL LOAD OF ARMAMENT. THEY WERE ENROUTE TO THEIR AREA OF OPERATION IN THE VICINITY OF FIRE SUPPORT BASE ROSS. THE MISSION THAT DAY WAS TO SUPPLY GUN COVER FOR AN AIR CAV LOW LWVEL RECON TEAM. UPON COMPLETION OF THEIR ASSIGNED TASK ^CW2 THORNBURG^ AND ^CPT YATES^ BROKE STATION FOR RETURN TO MARBLE MOUNTAN ARMY AIRFIELD WITH THE INTENTION OF REFUELING. THEU WERE INDICATION 350 POUNDS OF FUEL ABOARD. ^CPT YATES^ TOOK THE CONTROLS, CLIMBED TO 1600' AND LEVELED OFF WITH ALL INSTRUMENTS IN THE GREEN, AND NO CAUTION LIGHTS. APPROXIMATELY FIVE MINUTES LATER, ^CW2 THORNBURG^ TOOK THE CONTROLS, MADE A CROSS CHECK OF THE INSTRUEENTS, AND THEN PUT THE AIRCRAFT INTO ABOUT A TEN DEGREE DIVE WITH THE INTENTION OF LOSING SOME ALTITUDE, AS HE WAS HAVING TROUBLE MAINTAINING VISUAL CONTACT WITH HIS LEAD AIRCRAFT. GOING THROUGH 800', THE AIRCRAFT SURGED SLIGHTLY TO THE LEFT MAKING A RATHER SMOOTH TRANSITION FROM POWERED FLIGHT TO AUTOROTATION. SIMULTANEOUSLY, THE MASTER CAUTION LIGHT, ENGINE FUEL PUMP LIGHT, AND AFT FUEL BOOST PUMP LIGHTS ILLUMINATED. ^CW2 THORBURG^ ENTERED AUTOROTATION AND IMMEDIATELY MADE A MAYDAY TRANSMISSION. DURING THIS TIME HE HAD BEEN LOOKING FOR THE BEST POSSIBLE FORCED LANDING AREA. HE HAD A CHOICE OF TWO AREAS, ONE BEING HIGHWAY QL 1, AND THE OTHER WHAT APPEARED TO BE A SMOOTH CLEAR FIELD. HE CHOSE THE FIELD AS APPOSED TO THE HIGHWAY. AS THERE WAS AN EXCESSIVE AMOUNT OF VEHICLE AND PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC ON THE ROAD. WHEN ON SHORT FNNAL, HE NOTICED THAT IT WAS A VIETNAMESE GRAVE YARD WITH MANY BURIAL MOUNDS, HIS ROTOR RPM REMAINED IN THE LOW GREEN. HE HAD CONSIDERED JETTISIONING HIS ROCKET PODS, BUT THERE WERE TOO MANY CIVILIANS IN THE AREA AND HE FELT THE WING STORES MIGHT HELP TO KEEP THE AIRCRAFT UPRIGHT IN IMPACT. ^CW2 THORNBURG^ ATTEMPTED A ZERO AIRSPEED/GROUND ROLL TOUCHDOWN TO PREVENT NOSE OVER OF THE AIRCRAFT IN THE UNEVEN TERRAIN. HE ALSO FELT THAT THE FLARES AT THE TERMINATION OF HIS AUTOROTATION WOULD BUILD HIS ROTOR RPM TO THE HIGH GREEN RANGE. RPM DID NOT BUILD IN HE FLARE AND THE RESULTING ZERO GROUND SPEED TOUCHDOWN WAS A HARD LANDING. THE AUTOROTATION AND LANDING TERMINATION WERE CONDUCTED WITH A RIGHT QUARTERING HEAD WIND. THE REAR OF THE SKIDS AND THE TAIL STINGER MADE SIMULATNEOUS CONTACT WITH THE GROUND. THE AIRCRAFT EHEN BOUNCED, THE NOSE SWUNG LEFT, THE TAIL TO THE RIGHT, AND THE ROTOR SYSTEM FLEXED DOWN AND SEVERED THE TAIL BOOM, AFT OF THE SYNCHRONIZED ELEVATOR. THE SKIDS WERE SPREAD AND THE AIRCRAFT CAME TO REST UPRIGHT. ^CW2 THORBURG^ NOTED THE FUEL GAUGE INDICATING 200 POUNDS AND COMPLETED SHUT DOWN OF THE SYSTEMS AS ^CPT EDUARDO YATES^ EXITED THE AIRCRAFT. BOTH PILOTS EXITED THE AIRCRAFT UNASSITED AND APPROXIMATELY FIVE MINUTES LATER THE AIRCRAFT WAS SECURED BY INFANTRY PERSONNEL AND BOTH PILOTS WERE PICKED UP BY A RECOVERY HELICOPTER.\\


The following is Goldbook information on US Army helicopter AH-1G tail number 66-15300
It is provided here as an ESTIMATE of the history of this helicopter and is not intended to be the final authority.
This helicopter was purchased by the US Army in 1067.
Please provide any additional information on this helicopter to the VHPA.

DATE  FLT HRS    UIC      UNIT          AREA          POST          COUNTRY
196710   0    0 W0Y6AA INTRANSIT        IN TRANSIT                  AVCOMCTR
196711   0    0 W0Y6AA INTRANSIT        IN TRANSIT                  AVCOMCTR
196712   0    0 3300   355 AVN CO       4TH ARMY   FORT SILL        4TH ARMY
196801   0    0 3300   355 AVN CO       4TH ARMY   FORT SILL        4TH ARMY
196802 100  100 WDX6AA 235 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
196803  82  182 WDX6AA 235 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
196804  22  204 WDX6AA 235 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
196805  29  233 WDX6AA 235 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
196806  23  256 WDX6AA 235 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
196807  16  272 WDX6AA 235 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
196808  31  303 3480   HHD 44 ENG GP    THAILAND                    PACIFIC 
196809   0  303 3480   HHD 44 ENG GP    THAILAND                    PACIFIC 
196810   0  303 3480   HHD 44 ENG GP    THAILAND                    PACIFIC 
196811 100  403 WAG3B0 BBTRY2BN20A1CAV  VIETNAM                     RVN     
196812   0  403 WAGWC0 COC 15TC1CAVDIV  VIETNAM                     RVN     
196901   0  403 WCLMAA 56 TRANS CO DS   VIETNAM                     RVN     
196902   2  405 WCLMAA 56 TRANS CO DS   VIETNAM                     RVN     
196903   2  407 WCLMAA 56 TRANS CO DS   VIETNAM                     RVN     
196904   1  408 WCLMAA 56 TRANS CO DS   VIETNAM                     RVN     
196905   0  408 WCLMAA 56 TRANS CO DS   VIETNAM                     RVN     
196906   8  416 WCLMAA 56 TRANS CO DS   VIETNAM                     RVN     
196907  46  462 WG1RAA 361 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
196908  52  514 WG1RAA 361 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
196909  88  602 WG1RAA 361 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
196910  86  688 WG1RAA 361 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
196911  72  760 WG1RAA 361 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
196912  15  775 WG1RAA 361 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
197001  77  852 WG1RAA 361 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
197002  26  878 WG1RAA 361 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
197003  82  960 WG1RAA 361 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
197004  61 1021 WG1RAA 361 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
197005  77 1098 WG1RAA 361 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
197006  49 1147 WG1RAA 361 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
197007  70 1217 WG1RAA 361 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
197008  49 1266 WG1RAA 361 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
197009  41 1307 WG1RAA 361 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
197010  41 1348 WG1RAA 361 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
197011  30 1378 WG1RAA 361 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
197012  75 1453 WG1RAA 361 AVN CO       VIETNAM                     RVN     
197101  46 1499 WG1RAA 361 AHC          VIETNAM                     RVN     
197102  73 1572 WG1RAA 361 AHC          VIETNAM                     RVN     
197103  30 1602 WG1RAA 361 AHC          VIETNAM                     RVN     
197104  80 1682 WG1RAA 361 AHC          VIETNAM                     RVN     
197105   0 1682 WC5CAA 604TH TRANS CO   VIETNAM                     RVN     
197106  15 1697 WC5CAA 1 1 CAV D TRP    VIETNAM                     RVN     
197107  50 1747 WACYD0 1 1 CAV D TRP    VIETNAM                     RVN     
197108  89 1836 WACYD0 1 1 CAV D TRP    VIETNAM                     RVN     
197109  66 1902 WACYD0 1 1 CAV D TRP    VIETNAM                     RVN     
197110  25 1927 WACYD0 1 1 CAV D TRP    VIETNAM                     RVN     
197111  30 1957 WACYD0 1 1 CAV D TRP    VIETNAM                     RVN     
197112  25 1982 WACYD0 1 1 CAV D TRP    VIETNAM                     RVN     
197201   0 1982 W0MUAA ARADMAC          IN MAINT   NAVAL AIR STN    AVSCOM  
197202   0 1982 W0MUAA AVSCOM FLT DET   5TH ARMY   ST LOUIS         AVSCOM  
197203   0 1982 W0MUAA ARADMAC          IN MAINT   NAVAL AIR STN    AVSCOM  
197204   0 1982 W0MUAA ARADMAC          IN MAINT   NAVAL AIR STN    AVSCOM  
197205   0 1982 W0MUAA AVSCOM FLT DET   5TH ARMY   ST LOUIS         AVSCOM  
197206   5 1987 W0MUAA AVSCOM FLT DET   5TH ARMY   ST LOUIS         AVSCOM  
197207   0 1987 W0MUAA AVSCOM FLT DET   5TH ARMY   ST LOUIS         AVSCOM  
197208   0 1987 W0MUAA ARADMAC          IN MAINT   NAVAL AIR STN    AVSCOM  
197209   0 1987 W0MUAA ARADMAC          IN MAINT   NAVAL AIR STN    AVSCOM  
197210   0 1987 W0MUAA ARADMAC          IN MAINT   NAVAL AIR STN    AVSCOM  
197211   0 1987 W0MUAA ARADMAC          IN MAINT   NAVAL AIR STN    AVSCOM  
197212   0 1987 WCMFAA SUP MAINT CTR    HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197301   0 1987 WCMFAA SUP MAINT CTR    HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197302   0 1987 WCMFAA SUP MAINT CTR    HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197303   0 1987 WCMFAA SUP MAINT CTR    HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197304   0 1987 WCMFAA SUP MAINT CTR    HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197305   1 1988 WCMFAA HHT 3/4CAV 25ID  HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197306   7 1995 WCMFAA HHT 3/4CAV 25ID  HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197307   7 2002 WALNT0 HHT 3/4CAV 25ID  HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197308  17 2019 WALNT0 HHT 3/4CAV 25ID  HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197309  21 2040 WALNT0 HHT 3/4CAV 25ID  HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197310  13 2053 WALNAA 3/4CAV 25ID HHT  HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197311  24 2077 WALNAA 3/4CAV 25ID HHT  HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197312   0 2077 WALNAA 3/4CAV 25ID HHT  HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197401   1 2078 WALNAA 3/4CAV 25ID HHT  HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197402  20 2098 WALNAA 3/4CAV 25ID HHT  HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197403   6 2104 WALNAA 3/4 CAV 25TH ID  HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197404  15 2119 WALNAA 3/4 CAV 25TH ID  HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197405   2 2121 WALNAA 3/4 CAV 25TH ID  HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197406  18 2139 WALNAA 3/4 CAV 25TH ID  HAWAII                      HAWAII  
197410   1 2140 WALNAA 3/4 CAV 25TH ID  HAWAII     SCHOFIELD BKS    HAWAII  
197411   0 2140 WALNAA 3/4 CAV 25TH ID  HAWAII     SCHOFIELD BKS    HAWAII  
197412   9 2149 WALXAA 3/4 CAV 25TH ID  HAWAII     SCHOFIELD BKS    FORSCOM 
197501   0 2149 W3REAA USA SP CMD PROP  HAWAII     SCHOFIELD BKS    FORSCOM 
197502   0 2149 W3REAA USA SP CMD PROP  HAWAII     SCHOFIELD BKS    FORSCOM 
197503   0 2149 W3REAA USA SP CMD PROP  HAWAII     SCHOFIELD BKS    FORSCOM 
197504   0 2149 W3REAA USA SP CMD PROP  HAWAII     SCHOFIELD BKS    FORSCOM 
197505   0 2149 W3REAA USA SP CMD PROP  HAWAII     SCHOFIELD BKS    FORSCOM 
197506   3 2152 W3REAA 25TH INF DIV     HAWAII     SCHOFIELD BKS    FORSCOM 
197507   7 2159 W3REAA 25TH INF DIV     HAWAII     SCHOFIELD BKS    FORSCOM 
197508   8 2167 WALXAA 25TH INF DIV     HAWAII     SCHOFIELD BKS    FORSCOM 
197509  20 2187 WALXAA 25TH INF DIV     HAWAII     SCHOFIELD BKS    FORSCOM 
197510  22 2209 WALNC0 314CV 25ID CTRP  HAWAII     SCHOFIELD BKS    FORSCOM 
197511  12 2221 WALNC0 314CV 25ID CTRP  HAWAII     SCHOFIELD BKS    FORSCOM 
197512   6 2227 WALNC0 314CV 25ID CTRP  HAWAII     SCHOFIELD BKS    FORSCOM 


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