AMARG & Davis-Monthan, AZ (KDMA/DMA) - MIL 2010

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AMARG & Davis-Monthan, AZ (KDMA/DMA) - MIL 2010

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Won't bother with long lists. Along Kolb road an impressive number of C-130s (mainly USAF E models, the 5 Norwegians, early US Navy models) are lined up. From pictures I count at least 111 different examples.
The bus tour features celebrity row, but part of the storage is also covered and on both sides the arrival ramp can be viewed as well.
Recent arrivals included:
uncoded F16s: 85-483 (AAFG0643), 86-233 (AAFG0646), 85-565, 85-548 (AAFG0644), 86-208, 86-211
LF F16s; 83-145, (wh/bl), ??-154 (ye)
F15: 78-527 Florida ANG
Two silver C130s were either prepared for active duty, or for storage. They carried last four's: 6703, 3288. Anyone for identity and origin?
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AMARG FOI listings April 2010

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Hi all,

Although I have the Freedom of Information list for the AMARG inventory for 12th March 2010, I need the list for April. We spent three days round AMARG 2-4th April and the sole way to identify aircraft from our photographs are knowing what was there.

I would be very grateful if anyone could send me this list as a PM or direct.

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Info Req : AMARG and ScrapYard logs.

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Dear Fellow Enthusiasts and Friends,

For many years now we have been compiling information regarding DMAFB and the various Scrapyards that surround this great place. It is our
goal to track down all aircraft that ever have been processed through MASDC/AMARC and AMARG.
The job is much complexer than we orginally thought because much of the information is still to be retrieved especially that of pre
computer time era. Having been at MASDC/AMARC numerous times we have been able so far to track quite a lot of aircraft but we wonder what our fellow enthusiasts might have been throughout the years and we would like to ask if there's anybody out-there that has any reports for 1965 up till the present day regarding MASDC/AMARC/AMARG and the Scrapyards , any bit of information will help make our project a success.

Back in the day we didn't right down the marking on the aircraft present so a lot is still to be covered. The are some great reference
work already on the market like MASDC series but we want to expand the information covered by including i.e. construction numbers , full
rundown of history of the aircraft when it left the Yard i.e FMS or MAP and ultimate where-abouts.
Everything is presently in a database and spreadsheet and we will publish it on our website with full credits when we feel we have
reached a point it will be worth publishing , it will be a project never finished that much has been clear to us.

So if you have any information you would like to share please contact us at : scrapyardsusa@gmail.com or visit http://www.desertsteel.info" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Re: AMARG & Davis-Monthan, AZ (KDMA/DMA) - MIL 2010

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Reply to your question :

6703 (all metal) = 94-6703 C130H c/n 5393
3288 (all metal) = 92-3288 C130H c/n 5353

Aircraft are in for overhaul.
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Re: AMARG & Davis-Monthan, AZ (KDMA/DMA) - MIL 2010

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Hi all,

Seen at 7 September were the following:

Davis-Monthan:
F-15C 78-0549/JZ 122nd FS
F-16C +1 84-1242/AZ 195th FS

EC-130H 73-1590/DM
HC-130P 64-14853/FT
HC-130P 64-14860/FT
TC-130E 65-0962/DM
HC-130P 65-0964/FT
HC-130P 66-0224/FT
EC-130H 73-1594/DM
EC-130H 73-1584/DM

A-10C 78-0673/DM 357th FS
A-10C 78-0684/DM 354th FS
A-10C 78-0706/DM "354th FS"
A-10C 79-0108/MD 104th FS MD ANG
A-10C 79-0202/DM 357th FS
A-10C 80-0203 nmks
A-10C 81-0942/DM 358th FS
A-10C 81-0974/DM 358th FS
A-10C 82-0662/DM "355th FW"

AMARG
Since it is impossible to list all aircraft present, I have only listed aircraft around the arrival/maintenance area:
F-15C 78-0513
F-15C 78-0514/HH
F-15C 78-0533
F-15C 78-0542/TY
F-15C 78-0550/JZ
F-15C 78-0566/TY AAFH0287
F-15C 79-0020
F-15C 79-0034/TY AAFH027.
F-15C 79-0069 AAFH0288
F-15C 79-0072/TY
F-15C 80-0028 AAFH0289
F-15C 80-0038/HH
F-15C 80-0042/TY
F-15C 80-0043/HH
F-15C 80-0050/TY AAFH0.04
F-15C 80-0056/TY
F-15C 81-0025/HH AAFH0295
F-15C 81-0046/TY
F-15C 83-0022/TY
F-15C 83-0043 AAFH0286
F-15C 84-0006/TY
These Eagles were parked all together just south of the QF-4 area

B-1B 86-0125/EL 34th BS
B-1B 86-0130/EL 37th BS
B-1B 86-0126/DY 28th BS
B-1B 86-0137/DY 28th BS

A-10A 78-0624/ID 190th FS ID ANG
A-10A 79-0119/KC 303rd FS AFRC
A-10C 80-0242/OT 422nd TES
A-10C 80-0269/MI 107th FS MI ANG

RF-4C 66-0463/BA for 82nd ATRS
RF-4C 67-0449/BA for 82nd ATRS
RF-4C 68-0559/BA for 82nd ATRS
RF-4C 68-0583/ZR for 82nd ATRS
RF-4C 69-0379/BA for 82nd ATRS
RF-4C 72-0145/BA for 82nd ATRS
RF-4C 72-0148/BA for 82nd ATRS
RF-4C 72-0156/BA for 82nd ATRS
QF-4E 74-1631 82nd ATRS

F-16A MM7248
F-16A MM7252
F-16A MM7253
F-16A MM7256
F-16A MM7260
F-16A MM7261

F-16C 83-1119/ED
F-16C 83-1152/LF
F-16C 83-1178/AZ
F-16C 84-1222/LF
F-16C 84-1247/AZ AAFG0731
F-16C 84-1269/ED
F-16C 84-1317/ED
F-16C 84-1383/AZ
F-16C 85-1429/LF
F-16C 85-1459
F-16C 85-1465/DC AAFG0727
F-16C 85-1477/DC
F-16C 85-1486 AAFG0696
F-16C 85-1495/AC
F-16D 85-1506/LF
F-16C 85-1558/TX AAFG0734
F-16C 85-1567/AC
F-16C 86-0223/TX AAFG0733

F-15A 75-0067
F-15C TY "95th FS"
F-15C 80-0026
F-15C 80-0044
F-15C 79-0022
F-15C 81-0047

CH-46E 157662/YP-04
CH-46E 153328/YQ-16
CH-46E 156469/YP-12

MH-60R 166402/400 HSM-41 full c/s
MH-60R 166406/TS-406
MH-60R 166408/(TS-403?)

UH-1N 159204/(QT-404?)
UH-1N 160443/
UH-1N 160460/(TV-08?)

Some pictures of the bustour and the flight over AMARG will be posted later. Any help with the gaps is much appreciated.

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Was at AMARC and found several new airframes that no longer are wearing the Production Code Numbers (PCN)'s that identified the aircraft by sequence in the AMARC books. Word on the street has been that the 'new' management of AMARC has taken a different approach to managing the massive amount of aircraft's stored in various stages at AMARC. Many aircraft that many of us considered life-timers at AMARC have recently been scrapped or flown-out of AMARC. One example of this are the many C-123K's that where , during a trip to AMARC yesterday they are no where to be found anymore and are broken-up or flown out to some-where else.

Does anyone know exactly the story behind the new way the aircraft at being stored at AMARC since the PCN are not applied on some of the aircraft that are clearly already inducted into AMARC.

A good example is 85-1442 F-16C , no PCN , simply coded F-16C 85-1442 (seen Oct 30 , 2010) 'LOBOS' South Dakota.

Any suggestions would be welcome and very much appreciated.
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Does anyone know exactly the story behind the new way the aircraft at being stored at AMARC since the PCN are not applied on some of the aircraft that are clearly already inducted into AMARC.
Don't know the exact story, but this was recently announced on MSF. From now on new arrivals won't get a parking code anymore, but will be marked with the original serial. Inmates already present won't get a new code by the way.
So if you have any information you would like to share please contact us at : scrapyardsusa@gmail.com or visit http://www.desertsteel.info
This web address doesn´t work, and a Google search doesn´t reveal anything about this. What's wrong here?
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Re: AMARG & Davis-Monthan, AZ (KDMA/DMA) - MIL 2010

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A small question.
On the northern side of the big apron at Davis-Monthan AFB, near Sunglow rd (Google maps) are two i/a A-10s (green c/s) anyone for the ID of these two?

TIA!

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Re: AMARG & Davis-Monthan, AZ (KDMA/DMA) - MIL 2010

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Melchior,
Didn´t check GE, but if you are refering to the two near the Snowbirds sun sheds, than these should be
75-0268 & 75-0282. Noted as such last Feb/March.

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Melchior Timmers wrote:A small question.
On the northern side of the big apron at Davis-Monthan AFB, near Sunglow rd (Google maps) are two i/a A-10s (green c/s) anyone for the ID of these two?

TIA!

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Re: AMARG & Davis-Monthan, AZ (KDMA/DMA) - MIL 2010

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Melchior Timmers wrote:Hi all,

Seen at 7 September were the following:
AMARG
RF-4C 66-0463/BA for 82nd ATRS
RF-4C 67-0449/BA for 82nd ATRS
RF-4C 68-0559/BA for 82nd ATRS
RF-4C 68-0583/ZR for 82nd ATRS
RF-4C 69-0379/BA for 82nd ATRS
RF-4C 72-0145/BA for 82nd ATRS
RF-4C 72-0148/BA for 82nd ATRS
RF-4C 72-0156/BA for 82nd ATRS
QF-4E 74-1631 82nd ATRS
Hi Melchior,

Following the F-4 taken from storage I did some research on your birds:

RF-4C 67-0449/BA for 82nd ATRS
Is this one correctly read? This is not an ex Bergstrom a/c but ex 196th RS CA ANG. It was located before in area 24 which is the reclamation area. So it is unlikely these a/c will revert to flight. I think this is the 67-0448 which is an ex BA a/c and was last seen in one of MS bays in Mar2010.
RF-4C 68-0559/BA for 82nd ATRS
The 68-0559 was an Zweibrucken a/c and crashed 21sep71. This bird could be 68-0552 or 68-0553 (grey cs). 68-0553 was seen flying in Jul09.
RF-4C 72-0148/BA for 82nd ATRS
72-0148 was w/o 02mar78 so this one could be either 72-0149 which is BA a/c and was seen at the flightlines in Mar10 and was seen at Tyndall on March 2011. Or this could be 72-0145 (grey cs) which was also seen on the flightlines Davis Montan in Sep10.

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RF-4C 67-0448/BA "FP666" was seen on a testflight late March 2011, as was 69-0379/BA RF-4C “FP675”.
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Re: AMARG & Davis-Monthan, AZ (KDMA/DMA) - MIL 2010

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Checked my pictures of the bustour.
Indeed it should be 67-0448 instead of 449 and 68-558 should be 68-0552/BA
72-0148 can't be right so indeed should be 72-0149.

Also another addition is 67-0443.

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Re: AMARG & Davis-Monthan, AZ (KDMA/DMA) - MIL 2010

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Could anybody send me the most current list from AMARG?

or if possible direct me to where i can find it?

Regards, Matt
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