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'''NOTE: | '''NOTE: There are many different ways that Invaders could be tracked - through the Douglas manufacturers serial number, through the Fuselage Number, the Tail Number, Buzz Codes, or the USAF serial number. For the sake of consistency, I have selected the original US Air Force Serial Numbers as the primary way to track these planes. Other numbers are cross-refereneced back to this number. There are a small number of planes that were completed, but not accepted into USAF inventory. I will treat those in a separate category, but I will still cross reference them to the USAF serial they were slated to receive.''' <br/> | ||
For Invaders in service with the US Navy, see: [[List of Navy Invaders]]<br/> | For Invaders in service with the US Navy, see: [[List of Navy Invaders]]<br/> | ||
For Invaders in service with foreign militaries, see: [[Invaders by Country]]<br/> | For Invaders in service with foreign militaries, see: [[Invaders by Country]]<br/> | ||
To | To view a list of specific Invaders by model, see: [[Invaders by Model]]<br/> | ||
To view a list of civilian Invaders, see: [[List of N-Numbers]].<br/> | |||
To learn more about the research process, you can check out [[Researching Invaders]], which outlines how we work to identify some of the planes. | |||
Due to the size of this list, the complete list has been broken up by serial number prefix. | |||
[[Serial Numbers starting with 41]]<br/> | |||
[[Serial Numbers starting with 43]]<br/> | |||
[[Serial Numbers starting with 44]]<br/> | |||
[[Serial Numbers starting with 64]]<br/> | |||
[[List of N-Numbers]]<br/> | |||
Latest revision as of 17:17, 5 March 2019
NOTE: There are many different ways that Invaders could be tracked - through the Douglas manufacturers serial number, through the Fuselage Number, the Tail Number, Buzz Codes, or the USAF serial number. For the sake of consistency, I have selected the original US Air Force Serial Numbers as the primary way to track these planes. Other numbers are cross-refereneced back to this number. There are a small number of planes that were completed, but not accepted into USAF inventory. I will treat those in a separate category, but I will still cross reference them to the USAF serial they were slated to receive.
For Invaders in service with the US Navy, see: List of Navy Invaders
For Invaders in service with foreign militaries, see: Invaders by Country
To view a list of specific Invaders by model, see: Invaders by Model
To view a list of civilian Invaders, see: List of N-Numbers.
To learn more about the research process, you can check out Researching Invaders, which outlines how we work to identify some of the planes.
Due to the size of this list, the complete list has been broken up by serial number prefix.
Serial Numbers starting with 41
Serial Numbers starting with 43
Serial Numbers starting with 44
Serial Numbers starting with 64
List of N-Numbers