Warbird Accidents and Losses

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Introduction

While it has the potential to be controversial for a number of reasons, this list is presented here solely for reference. In the interest of fairness, static display aircraft destroyed through non-flying accidents are included as well.

Criteria for Inclusion

To be included, an aircraft must no longer be in either military or commercial service, but instead either operated by private individuals or for historical purposes.

Aircraft are counted as lost if the majority of the aircraft was destroyed in the accident, regardless of whether they were later rebuilt. Aircraft lost after being rebuilt are not included a second time.

Lost to Accidents

Model and Variant Identity Date Location Source(s)
G-32A[a] N7F 7 August 1971 Pickett, Wisconsin [1][2]
P-51 45-11620 9 June 1973 Clearlake Oaks, California [3]
PBY-6A 18 August 1975 Harlingen, Texas [4]
Firefly[b] WD901 2 September 1977 Toronto, Ontario [5]
F6F[c] 80141 3 April 1979 San Marco, California [6][7]
A-26 N3710G 21 September 1980 Biggin Hill [8]
P-51[d] 44-73027 4 October 1980 Lancaster, California [9][10]
Spitfire F Mk.22 PK350 26 March 1982 Goromorzi, Zimbabwe [11][12]
O-47 38-284 11 June 1982 Porterville, California [13]
F4U-5[e] 122179 25 February 1984 Alief, Texas [14]
PBY-6A 13 October 1984 Port Isabel, Texas [15]
SNJ-5[f] 84868 15 June 1985 Stuart, Florida [16][17]
D.520 408 13 July 1986 Vannes [18]
Bolingbroke Mk IV 21 June 1987 Denham [19][20]
Sea Fury TF956 10 June 1989 Prestwick, Scotland [21]
Spitfire F Mk.Vc EE606 1 July 1989 Hartley Wintney, Hampshire [22]
B-17 44-85643 25 July 1989 Binbrook, Lincolnshire [23]
P-63 44-4393 4 June 1990 La Ferte-Alais, Île-de-France [24][25]
P-51[g] 45-11586 1 July 1990 Ottawa, Ontario [26]
T-6 2 July 1990 Buffalo, New York [27]
PV-2D 84061 29 September 1990 Lakeport, California [28]
Sea Fury[h] WG655 14 July 1990 Bruton, Somerset [29]
GT-37B 56-3480 7 June 1991 Chickamauga, Georgia [30]
T-6 (Zero Mod) 11 August 1991 Ida Grove, Iowa [31]
F9F-8T 142498 31 October 1991 Gulf of Mexico [32]
Spitfire XIV G-ALGT 27 June 1992 Woodford, Greater Manchester [33][34]
F-86 2 May 1993 Irvine, California [35]
Vampire FB.6 J-1121 7 June 1993 Nackhäll, Sweden [36]
T-33 N12418 11 June 1994 Mount Clemens, Michigan [37]
P-51 N51KF 2 July 1995 Malone, New York [38]
B-26 41-35071 28 September 1995 Odessa, Texas [39][40]
P-51 45-11453 12 February 1996 Palm City, Florida [41]
P-38[i] N3145X 14 July 1996 Duxford [42][43]
Mosquito RR299 21 July 1996 Barton-upon-Irwell, Greater Manchester [44]
F9F-2[j] 19 September 1996 Kalamazoo, Michigan [45][46]
F-86 1 June 1997 Broomfield, Colorado [47]
P-38L N7973 6 June 1997 Tillamook, Oregon [48]
P-51 24 July 1998 La Roche-sur-Yon, France [49]
P-51 44-73027 11 September 1998 Gothard Pass, Switzerland [50]
F4U-4 N712RD 29 July 1999 Oshkosh, Wisconsin [51]
P-51 18 September 1999 Reno, Nevada [52]
Vampire FB.6 J-1152 23 September 2000 Ontario, Oregon [53]
PT-19A N58123 14 April 2001 Midland, Texas [54]
BT-13A N66791 14 May 2001 Odessa, Texas [55]
Vampire T.11 2 June 2001 Biggin Hill [56]
P-63A 3 June 2001 Biggin Hill [57]
Spitfire 4 June 2001 Rouen, France [58]
Sea Fury 8 July 2001 Sarnia, Ontario [59]
P-51D 45-11381 6 September 2001 Lincolnton, North Carolina [60]
Spitfire TE566 25 April 2002 Pretoria, South Africa [61]
F4U-4[k] 97143 10 November 2002 Columbia, South Carolina [62][63][64][65]
CASA 2.111 (He 111 Mod) 10 July 2003 Cheyenne, Wyoming [66][67]
Firefly WB271 12 July 2003 Duxford [68]
PT-17 41-1053 17 August 2003 Tuckasegee, North Carolina [69]
FM-2 18 October 2003 Houston, Texas [70]
SNJ-6 112055 9 May 2005 Kissimmee, Florida [71]
F6F-5 93879 8 October 2005 Monterey, Tennessee [72]
Hunter 16 July 2006 Hillsboro, Oregon [73]
Vampire T.11 XK636 27 August 2006 Marcé, Pays de la Loire [74]
P-51 15 July 2007 Camarillo, California [75]
Hurricane 15 September 2007 Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex [76]
TBM-3 53522 7 March 2009 Millville, New Jersey [77]
Kittyhawk I 1051 5 April 2009 Mastic Beach, New York [78]
PT-22 41-20805 15 August 2009 Diest, Flemish Brabant [79][80]
Lightning T5 XS451 14 November 2009 Bredasdorp, South Africa [81]
P-51 11 March 2010 Chandler, Arizona [82]
B-17 N390TH 13 June 2011 Oswego, Illinois [83]
P-51 A68-192 10 July 2011 Duxford [84]
P-51 (Race Mod) N79111 16 September 2011 Reno, Nevada [85]
F8F-1 90446 4 April 2012 Breckenridge, Texas [86][87][88]
T-6G N3753G 28 May 2012 Bryon, Michigan [89]
F2G 88463 7 September 2012 Valley City, North Dakota [90]
T-50 N41759 2 September 2013 Kingsley, Pennsylvania [91]
P-51 23 October 2013 Galveston, Texas [92]
Sea Fury N13HP 18 February 2014 Breckenridge, Texas [93]
P-51 4 July 2014 Durango, Colorado [94]
PBY-6A[l] 29 June-4 July 2015 Orange Beach, Alabama [95]
Gnat XR538 1 August 2015 Oulton Park, Cheshire [96]
Hunter WV372 22 August 2015 Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex [97]
P-51 44-63634 5 February 2016 Maricopa, Arizona [98]
P-51 44-72086 16 July 2017 Cummings, Kansas [99]
TBM-3E 53337 7 May 2018 Fort Apache, Arizona [100]
Venom FB.54 J-1747 20 July 2018 Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin [101]
C-47B 43-49942 21 July 2018 Burnet, Texas [102]
SNJ-5 42-84535 23 October 2018 Agoura Hills, California [103]
P-51D 44-74445 17 November 2018 Fredericksburg, Texas [104]
PB-1W 77235 12 November 2022 Dallas, Texas [105][106]
P-63F 43-11719 12 November 2022 Dallas, Texas [107][108]
Kittyhawk I AK753 27 June 2023 Hamilton, Montana [109]
AT-6D C.6-12 29 July 2023 Oshkosh, Wisconsin [110]

Damaged in Accidents

Model and Variant Identity Date Location Source(s)
Bulldog IIA G-ABBB 11 June 1962 North Weald [111]
Bulldog IIA G-ABBB 15 August 1963 Tern Hill [112]
Bulldog IIA G-ABBB 13 September 1964 Farnborough [113]
PT-22 41-20805 22 August 1965 Newport Beach, California [114]
P-51 44-63350 1 September 1969 Euless, Texas [115]
Spitfire FR.XIVe TZ138 2 March 1970 Edcouch, Texas [116]
PT-22 41-20805 23 May 1970 Lacy, Washington [117]
P-47G 42-25234 23 October 1971 Point Mugu, California [118]
F6F-5 93879 1972 California [119]
Liberator B.VI HE771 25 August 1975 Prestwick [120][121]
P-51 44-74813 29 July 1978 Oshkosh, Wisconsin [122][123]
A-1D 126882 3 April 1979 Harrison, Ohio [124]
B-25 43-4432 1980s [125]
P-47D 45-49385 3 July 1980 Barstow, California [126]
P-51 44-75007 24 March 1981 Tallahassee, Florida [127]
F4U-1 17995 8 May 1983 New Smyrna Beach, Florida [128]
FG-1D 92629 3 August 1983 Crystal, Minnesota [129]
BT-13B 42-90296 28 July 1984 Hobbs, New Mexico [130]
B-26 41-35071 12 October 1985 Harlingen, Texas [131]
B-25 44-28932 3 June 1987 Stow, Massachusetts [132]
F-82B 44-65162 10 October 1987 Harlingen, Texas [133]
Firefly WD828 5 December 1987 Camden, New South Wales [134]
PT-19A N46876 10 September 1988 Converse, Indiana [135]
P-51 44-63350 11 April 1989 Fort Wayne, Indiana [136]
PT-22 41-20652 29 August 1990 Greenville, Michigan [137]
P-47D 45-49385 October 1990 Flagstaff, Arizona [138]
A-1D 126882 4 April 1992 Titusville, Florida [139][140]
F4U-4 97302 1 April 1993 Breckenridge, Texas [141][142]
A-26C 44-39696 22 June 1993 Kankaee, Illinois [143]
P-51 44-74446 4 April 1994 Chino, California [144]
P-38 42-104088 28 May 1994 Breckenridge, Texas [145]
P-51 44-63350 29 December 1994 Round Lake, Illinois [146]
F8F-1 90454 26 May 1995 Columbia, Missouri [147]
Spitfire NH799 2 January 1996 [148]
Sea Fury 37514 16 April 1996 Lakeland, Florida [149]
PV-1 33369 19 November 1996 [150]
XJL-1 31399 12 March 1997 [151]
Kittyhawk I 1036 25 March 1997 Grand Forks, North Dakota [152]
F4U-5NL 124692 4 April 1997 New Smyrna Beach, Florida [153]
CA-3 A20-81 18 May 1997 Kingaroy, Queensland [154]
RLB-30 AM927 15 September 1997 Deer Valley, Arizona [155]
Bf 109 G-2 trop 10639 12 October 1997 Duxford [156]
F8F-1 90446 29 July 1999 Oshkosh, Wisconsin [157][158]
TC-47D 44-76716 17 November 2000 Reading, Pennsylvania [159]
P-38 44-53254 25 June 2001 Greenwood, Mississippi [160]
C-47A 42-100591 9 July 2001 Titusville, Florida [161]
P-47N N47TB 21 March 2002 Albuquerque, New Mexico [162][163]
F6F-5 93879 11 January 2003 Parker, Arizona [164]
Bolingbroke IV 19 August 2003 Duxford [165]
Lockheed Model 18 (Howard 250 Mod) 3 October 2004 [166]
P-39 42-19597 18 April 2005 Fredericksburg, Texas [167]
Kittyhawk I 1051 22 January 2006 Riverhead, New York [168]
P-51 21 December 2006 Rexburd, Idaho [169]
P-51 44-63350 15 July 2007 Camarillo, California [170]
P-51 44-74404 27 July 2007 Oshkosh, Wisconsin [171]
Hurricane Mk II N68RW 26 April 2008 Galveston, Texas [172][173]
Spitfire Mk IX TE308 26 April 2008 Galveston, Texas [174]
Spitfire Mk IX MH367 15 January 2009 Masterton, New Zealand [175]
Kittyhawk I AK753 24 October 2009 Lincoln, Nebraska [176]
Spitfire Mk IX MH367 3 December 2009 Manukau City, New Zealand [177]
FM-2 47160 12 March 2011 Neosho, Missouri [178]
B-25J 45-8811 31 May 2011 Melun-Villaroche [179][180]
Spitfire Mk IX MH367 12 June 2011 Manukau City, New Zealand [181]
P-40M 43-5813 8 December 2011 Batavia, Ohio [182]
RLB-30 AM927 26 May 2012 Charlotte, North Carolina [183][184]
Firefly 3 June 2012 El Cajon, California [185]
Sea Fury N4434P 11 September 2012 Reno, Nevada [186]
P-63F 43-11719 13 October 2013 Midland, Texas [187][188]
Sea Fury N20SF 27 April 2014 Richmond, California [189]
Sea Fury VX281 31 July 2014 Helston, Cornwall [190]
Tiger Moth 27 August 2014 Delta, British Columbia [191]
PT-22 41-20650 5 March 2015 Santa Monica, California [192][193]
Hurricane P3351 24 May 2015 Dijon-Darois [194]
Sea Fury 37514 25 May 2015 Centennial, Colorado [195]
Spitfire MK912 1 August 2015 Biggin Hill [196]
PT-22 41-20892 6 August 2015 Hollister, California [197][198]
Spitfire MJ772 7 September 2015 Woodchurch, Kent [199]
P-51C (Race Mod) N6WJ 8 September 2015 Reno, Nevada [200][201]
P-51C 3 February 2016 Dallas, Texas [202]
PT-17 38393 2 March 2016 Palm Springs, California [203]
Lysander 18 June 2016 Cayuga, Ontario [204]
A-26B 604 25 July 2016 Oshkosh, Wisconsin [205][206]
Sea Fury 37514 30 December 2016 Centennial, Colorado [207]
T-6G 49-3272 9 April 2017 Culpeper, Virginia [208]
Sea Vixen XP924 27 May 2017 Yeovil, Somerset [209]
Spitfire XIX PS890 11 June 2017 Longuyon, Grand Est [210]
Harvard Mk IV 20436 9 July 2017 Meaford, Ontario [211]
TF-51 44-84847 9 July 2017 Duxford, Cambridgeshire [212]
Sea Fury NX254SF 25 July 2017 Breckenridge, Texas [213]
P-51 44-72216 23 September 2017 Duxford, Cambridgeshire [214][215]
P-51 44-73877 23 September 2017 Duxford, Cambridgeshire [216]
P-63F 43-11719 6 October 2017 Midland, Texas [217]
F4U-7 133714 14 May 2019 Jerome, Idaho [218][219][220]
FG-1D 92106 3 July 2019 Gatineau, Quebec [221]
TBM-3 91188 17 April 2021 Cocoa Beach, Florida [222]
TBM-3 53835 7 May 2022 Clare, Illinois [223]
P-51D 45-11633 7 May 2022 Chino, California [224]
FM-2 46867 1 June 2022 Schlatt, Baden-Württemberg [225]
FM-2 86690 6 July 2023 Heveningham, Suffolk [226]
Spitfire IX UB425 7 July 2023 Deer Park, Washington [227]

Static Display Aircraft Destroyed

Model and Variant Identity Date Location Cause Source
Dr.I 152/17 1939-1945? Berlin Bombing
Kalgoorlie Biplane After 1945 Perth, Western Australia Unknown [228]
YC-124A 42-65406 1969 Dayton, Ohio Scrapped after use as fire trainer [229][230]
F-89D 53-2520 16 October 1970 Dayton, Ohio Scrapped [231]
C-47A 43-30677 September 1970 Dayton, Ohio Scrapped [232]
A6M 4323 22 February 1978 San Diego, California Fire [233]
F9F-5KD 22 February 1978 San Diego, California Fire [234]
B-47E 53-6244 1979 Dayton, Ohio Scrapped after use as fire trainer [235]
Blackburn Beverley XH124 Sometime between 1980 & 1991 Hendon Scrapped [236][237]
Blackburn Beverley XB261 26 April 1989 Southend Scrapped [238]
Spitfire F Mk.Ixb BS464 17 May 1990 Le Bourget Fire [239][240]
A-5A 146698 Likely between 1990 & 2004 New Jersey Dropped from helicopter in transport [241]
Varsity T1 WF425 In or before October 1993 Duxford, Cambridgeshire Scrapped [242][243]
Valetta C2 VX577 January 1997 Sunderland, Tyne and Wear Fire [244][245]
EC-121 141292 1999 Florence, South Carolina Scrapped [246]
P2V-3 122944 June 2000 Dunedin, Florida Scrapped [247]
C-124 53-0044 26 March 2001 Paradise, Nevada Scrapped [248]
F-105B 57-5793 9 October 2004 Belleville, Michigan Fire [249]
XCH-62 11 October 2005 Fort Rucker, Alabama Scrapped [250][251]
Vulcan XL391 12 January 2006 Blackpool Scrapped [252][253]
T-33A 52-9633 February 2006 Warner Robins, Georgia Scrapped [254]
F-8A 145326 2008 Marana, Arizona Scrapped [255]
C-131D 55-0301 Before May 2009 ? Scrapped, cockpit section saved [256][257]
UH-19D 55-5239 May 2009 Mobile, Alabama Scrapped [258]
C-123 11 April 2011 Tucson, Arizona Scrapped [259]
H-5H 49-1999 29 July 2011 McMinnville, Oregon Fire [260][261]
EC-121 53-535 August 2011 Tucson, Arizona Scrapped, forward fuselage saved [262]
YC-15 72-1876 April 2012 Tucson, Arizona Scrapped [263][264]
Shackleton 1720 March 2013 Capetown Scrapped [265]
HU-16 51-7253 17 May 2013 Padua, Veneto Scrapped [266]
Comet C.2 XK699 November 2013 Lyneham, Wiltshire Scrapped, forward fuselage saved [267][268]
T-39 159363 5 August 2015 Rosamond, California Scrapped [269]
KC-97 52-0898 October 2015 Rantoul, Illinois Scrapped [270]
NP-3A 148276 April 2016 Pensacola, Florida Scrapped [271]
F-4E 66-0302 29 September 2016 Tampa, Florida Scrapped [272]
B-52D 56-0585 27 October 2016 Rosamond, California Scrapped [273]
VC-47D 43-49336 23 April 2018 Rantoul, Illinois Scrapped/fire [274]
P2V-5F 131427 8 May 2018 North Kingstown, Rhode Island Scrapped [275]
CT-39A 60-3483 April 2019 Fairfield, California Scrapped [276]
C-47A 42-24294 31 January 2020 Rio de Janeiro Scrapped [277][278]
WB-47E 51-2360 October 2021 Roy, Utah Scrapped [279]
C-130A A97-214 February 2022 Point Cook, Victoria Scrapped, forward fuselage saved [280]
PV-1 33327 November 2023 Irvine, California Scrapped [281][282]

References

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Rebuilt after crash
  2. ↑ Unknown if technically destroyed
  3. ↑ Rebuilt after crash
  4. ↑ Rebuilt after crash
  5. ↑ Rebuilt after crash
  6. ↑ Rebuilt after crash
  7. ↑ Rebuilt after crash
  8. ↑ Rebuilt after crash
  9. ↑ 8 other a/c destroyed, 6 damaged
  10. ↑ Unknown if technically destroyed
  11. ↑ Rebuilt after crash
  12. ↑ Unknown if technically destroyed

Notes

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