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General Forums => Aircraft and Vehicles => Topic started by: Mister Fork on November 15, 2005, 06:18:40 PM
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Edit #4. Added Spitfire VIII, removed Bf109G-10.
Aircraft and Vehcile Service Dates
Updated: November 15, 2005
Aircraft
USA
A-20G ... 5-42
B-17G ... 6-43
B-24J ... 5-43
B-26B ... 5-42
C-47A ... 12-41
P-38G ... 11-42
P-38J ... 12-43(ETO) 2-44(PTO)
P-38L ... 7-44
P-40B ... 1-41
P-40E ... 8-41
P-47D-11 ... 3-43(D5) to 1-44(D11)
P-47D-25 ... 5-44
P-47D-40 ... 1-45(ETO)
P-47N ... 6-45
P-51B ... 12-43(ETO),8-44(CBI)
P51D ... 5-44(ETO),1-45(CBI&PTO)
F4F-4 ... 9-41(ETO),5-42(PTO)
FM-2 ... 6-44(ETO),10-44(PTO)
F6F-5 ... 7-44
F4U-1 ... 2-43(ETO),4-44(ETO)
F4U-1D ... 4-44
F4U-1C ... 4-45
F4U-4 ... 4-45
F6F-5 ... 7-44
SBD-5 ... 5-43
TBM-3 ... 2-43
Britain
Boston MK III ... 5-41
Hurricane Mk I ... 5-40
Hurricane IIC ... 4-41
Hurricane IID ... 6-42
Lancaster III ... 3-42
Mosquito Mk VI ... 7-43(ETO),11-43(PTO&CBI)
Spitfire Mk IA ... 8-40
Seafire IIC ... 10-42,11-43(ETO)
Spitfire V ... 4-41
Spitfire VIII ... 7-43
Spitfire Mk IX ... 7-42
Spitfire Mk XIV ... 5-44,7-45(CBI)
Spitfire Mk XVI ... 7-44
Tempest V ... 6-44
Typhoon IB ... 6-43
Soviet
Il-2 Type 3 ... 10-42
La-5FN ... 3-43
La-7 ... 6-44
Yak-9T ... 1-43
Yak-9U ... 7/8-44
Italy
C.202 ... 11-41
C.205 ... 1-43
Japan
A6M2 ... 7-40
A6M5b ... 8-43
B5N2 ... 7-40
D3A-1 ... 7-40
Ki-61 ... 6-43
Ki-84-la ... 8-44 (CBI),10-44(PTO)
Ki-67 ... 4-44
N1K2-J ... 1-45
Germany
Ar 234B ... 12-44
Bf 109E-4 ... 5-40
Bf 109F-4 ... 6-41
Bf 109G-2 ... 6-42
Bf 109G-6 ... 2-43
Bf 109G-14 ... 7-44
Bf 109K-4 ... 10-44
Bf 110C-4b ... 8-40
Bf 110G-2 ... 5-42
Fw 190A-5 ... 6-43
Fw 190A-8 ... 2-44
Fw 190D-9 ... 12-44
Fw 190F-8 ... 4-44
Ju 88A-4 ... 5-41
Me 262 ... 10-44
Me 163 ... 9-44
Ta 152H ... 1-45
Vehicles
USA
LVT(A)2 ...2-44
LVT(A)4 ...3-44
M-3 Halftrack...3-41
M-8 ...9-42
M-16 ...5-43
Germany
Ostwind ... 8-44
Panzer IV Type H ... 8-44
Tiger I ...8-42
Soviet
T-34/76 ... 2-43
Theatres of Operations
PTO - Pacific
ETO - Europe
CBI - China-Burma-India/CHINA-BURMA-INDIA
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Nice Work
:aok
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If there no more comments, I'm going to ask Skuzzy to STICK this. Thanks everyone for your help in making this list complete!
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Nice job!
Is the P47N a post-WII aircraft?
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WWII ended in 8-45.
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Is this combat service or just in service?
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The F6F-5 is listed twice.
The La-5FN didn't see combat until Kursk July-August '43: (7 / 8-43)
10. IAK
since ca. 23.7.43 - 3.8.1943
Gen. Mjr. M. M. Golovnia
---- 201. IAD
---- Col. V.A. Sryvkin
-------- 13. IAP (La-5FN) Mjr. A. K. Lyshkov
-------- 236. IAP (Jak-1) Capt. S. M. Petrukhov
-------- 437. IAP (La-5FN) Mjr. M. S. Khvostikov
You need to check with Tilt but I don't think the La-5FN was deployed that far in advance (5 months).
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Originally posted by F4UDOA
Is this combat service or just in service?
Squadron Service / Full deployment
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Originally posted by Sable
WWII ended in 8-45.
Did the p47n serve in the pacific?
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Originally posted by Virage
Did the p47n serve in the pacific?
Yes, the additional fuel allowed it to be used as an escort for the B-29s. I believe they operated from Iwo Jima.
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Edits to do:
- change service date of La-5 to 7-43.
- remove the duplicate F6F
anything else?
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about the USSR plane deployments
from '42 VVS pilots were still flying i-16, mig3s, and lagg-3s, and brand new P-39s from USA right? then in 43 the *fighter gap* becamee very narrow when yaks9s and la5s appeared in # right?
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Isn't our 3-gun La-7 with improved suppose to be a (April) 1945 plane?
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You may want to provide an asterisk or some other annotation for those planes that were basically the same, but had earlier versions. I.e. F4F4 date of 5-42 in PTO could be a bit confusing if someone doesn't know the F4F3 was in service much earlier. SBD and TBM are also good examples.
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You may want to provide an asterisk or some other annotation for those planes that were basically the same, but had earlier versions. I.e. F4F4 date of 5-42 in PTO could be a bit confusing if someone doesn't know the F4F3 was in service much earlier. SBD and TBM are also good examples.
The list isn't compiled for stupid or lazy people - this list, or a forum of it, has been researched and re-researched since AH began. The point is to get an accurate list of service dates (not production or proto-type etc...) so that those planning event / scenarios can use it as a reference. It's up to the event / scenario designer to decide what planes will be used as a 'substitute' and its up to him to make an argument (hopefully) based on accurate service introduction dates. If he feels the SBD-5 or F4F-4 can 'stand in' for earlier models then that's his responsibility to explain why.
What gets confusing for folks is when the list contains asterisks and other qualifiers showing dates for planes not in the game. Some may make assumptions that since such and such plane saw service in July '44 and the other in March '44 that they are 'close' enough - where as others may not agree.
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F4U-1A
F4U-1 Feb 1943 PTO
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"F4U-1 ... 2-43(ETO),4-44(ETO)"
The 1st date is PAC.
"The list isn't compiled for stupid or lazy people"
Actually... it is. ;) j/k.
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Originally posted by Puck
F4U-1A
F4U-1 Feb 1943 PTO
F4U1-A is definately very late '43 to 1944
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According to AHT
VMF-124 is declared operational Dec 28 '42.
Bronk
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Originally posted by Bronk
According to AHT
VMF-124 is declared operational Dec 28 '42.
Bronk
Arrived Guadalcanal 12 Feb, 1943. I have not read of any combat missions flown before this date, but that is, or course, a possibility. Heck, I disagree with some of the people I SERVED with on the particulars of operations conducted only 23 years ago, so who knows what happened in 1943.
The difference is only 46 days; enough wiggle room for the purposes of this list I'd think.
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Originally posted by 1K3
Isn't our 3-gun La-7 with improved suppose to be a (April) 1945 plane?
i meant to say Isn't our 3-gun La-7 with improved performance suppose to be a (April) 1945 plane?
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Great work Mister Fork!
Looks like it’s time to update my spreadsheet again.
And good to see your face again Bruno. :)
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Good work! I am using this on a project!
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Very nice! Thanks for the compilation of this info.
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Originally posted by Easyscor
And good to see your face again Bruno. :)
Check the dates.
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Originally posted by Easyscor
Great work Mister Fork!
Looks like it’s time to update my spreadsheet again.
And good to see your face again Bruno. :)
I pop in now and again...
Actually... it is. j/k.
That's definitely true of today :p
At one time the people who were contributing were also the ones it was created for.