82-0646 (A10-0694) 81st FS, 52nd FW (SP)
Full size82-0647 (A10-0695) 103rd FS, 111th FW (PA)
82-0648 (A10-0696) to AMARC as AC0282 23 Jan 2002; returned to service 13 Mar 2002; 355th FW (DM)
82-0649 (A10-0697) 81st FS, 52nd FW (SP)
82-0650 (A10-0698) 81st FS, 52nd FW (SP)
82-0651 (A10-0699) 25th FS, 51st FW (OS)
82-0652 (A10-0700) 25th FS, 51st FW (OS)
82-0653 (A10-0701) 76th TFS, 23rd TFW (EL); Desert Storm; 303rd FS, 442nd FW (KC)
82-0654 (A10-0702) 81st FS, 52nd FW (SP)
Full size82-0655 (A10-0703) 81st FS, 52nd FW (SP); w/o 27 Jun 2002 (Crashed into forrest near Rambeulliers, France. Pilot killed)
82-0656 (A10-0704) 81st FS, 52nd FW (SP)
82-0657 (A10-0705) 511th TFS, 10th TFW (AR); Desert Storm; 23rd FG, 23rd Wg (FT)
82-0658 (A10-0706) to AMARC as AC0205 2 Mar 2000; returned to service 25 May 2000; 422nd TES (OT)
Full size82-0659 (A10-0707) 103rd FS, 111th FW (PA)
Full size82-0660 (A10-0708) 75th FS, 23rd FG, 23rd Wg (FT)
Full size82-0661 (A10-0709) 353rd TFS, 354th TFW (MB); Desert Storm; to AMARC as AC0265 15 May 2001; returned to service 19 Jul 2001; back to AMARC as AC0472 17 Jan 2006; returned to service; 23rd FG, 23rd Wg (FT)
82-0662 (A10-0710) 353rd TFS, 354th TFW (MB); Desert Storm; to AMARC as AC0447 24 Feb 2005; 355th FW (DM)
82-0663 (A10-0711) 74th TFS, 23rd TFW (EL); Desert Storm; to AMARC as AC0275; returned to service 9 Nov 2001; 355th FW (DM)
82-0664 (A10-0712) 353rd TFS, 354th TFW (MB); Desert Storm; to AMARC as AC0256 14 Mar 2001; returned to service 9 May 2001; 23rd FG, 23rd Wg (FT)
82-0665 (A10-0713) to AMARC as AC0273 13 Sep 2001; returned to service 18 Oct 2001; 355th FW (DM)
1 comment:
82-0658 was involved in a now-kinda-funny Dropped Object incident at Nellis in 1996. It was participating in an Air Warrior exercise over Fort Irwin in California, when the pilot toggled the "pickle" to drop a practice bomb...but the stores panel had been configured wrong and he instead released the "captive" training AGM-65 missile. Missile was not armed nor did it have a motor, so it rode gravity all the way down.
It made quite the mess on that spot of the Mojave Desert...and in the pants of the soldiers who were less than 500 ft from where it landed.
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