Number of aircraft in USN and USMC?

[links234]

Greetings all,

I am curious to know roughly how many aircraft and aviation-designated personnel the Navy and Marine Corps have. I have searched around online, but haven't had any luck (I'm sure it's common knowledge and I just don't know where to look ).

Can anyone point me in the direction of some sources?

 

[Schnugg]

Try searching for the the Navy "All Hands" owner's manual for a complete US Navy update.

Try: http://www.navy.mil/allhands.asp then select Jan 2007 issue for the info you seek.

 

[snake020]

http://www.navy.mil/navydata/navy_legacy_hr.asp?id=146

4000+

 

[invertedflyer]

I remember that somebody posted the specific numbers a while back, I think it was Brett, try a thread search.

 

[thull]

http://www.navy.mil/navydata/navy_legacy_hr.asp?id=146

4000+

I just want to fly one of them. That's all.

 

[USMC_NA]

www.carolinawarrior.com for marines (i'm not sure if it's up to date) you have to go to the "aviation corner"

 

[links234]

Thanks everyone.

 

[BarrettRC8]

According to Aviation Week's 2007 Aerospace Sourcebook:

Navy:
F-18A: 74
F-18B: 26
F-18C: 287
F-18D: 47
F-18E: 107
F-18R: 127
EA6B: 87
EP-3E: 11
P-3C: 170
S-3B: 85
E-2C: 65

Marine Corps:
MV-22: 34
V-22: 1
AV-8B: 100
F-18A: 28
F-18C: 86
F-18D: 95
EA6B: 21
KC-130(F/R/T): 58

Just included the main fixed wing types. Any other specific requests let me know.

 

[BigIron]

Of course the helos were left out of this listing.

According to Aviation Week's 2007 Aerospace Sourcebook:

Navy:
F-18A: 74
F-18B: 26
F-18C: 287
F-18D: 47
F-18E: 107
F-18R: 127
EA6B: 87
EP-3E: 11
P-3C: 170
S-3B: 85
E-2C: 65

Marine Corps:
MV-22: 34
V-22: 1
AV-8B: 100
F-18A: 28
F-18C: 86
F-18D: 95
EA6B: 21
KC-130(F/R/T): 58

Just included the main fixed wing types. Any other specific requests let me know.

 

[KSUFLY]

Can't include the C-2?

 

[bunk22]

According to Aviation Week's 2007 Aerospace Sourcebook:

Navy:
F-18A: 74
F-18B: 26
F-18C: 287
F-18D: 47
F-18E: 107
F-18R: 127
EA6B: 87
EP-3E: 11
P-3C: 170
S-3B: 85
E-2C: 65

Marine Corps:
MV-22: 34
V-22: 1
AV-8B: 100
F-18A: 28
F-18C: 86
F-18D: 95
EA6B: 21
KC-130(F/R/T): 58

Just included the main fixed wing types. Any other specific requests let me know.

Lets see, no C-2's in there or any other type of C aircraft for the Navy. I think there are 36 C-2's........no wait, 35......I took care of one those No trainers listed and what is an F-18R?? I assume an F/A-18F? Are helo's considered aircraft?

 

[MasterBates]

I think there are 36 C-2's........no wait, 35......I took care of one those

So did they make you get a C-2 tattoed on your shoulder Bunky?

 

[raptor10]

According to Aviation Week's 2007 Aerospace Sourcebook:

Navy:
F-18A: 74
F-18B: 26
F-18C: 287
F-18D: 47
F-18E: 107
F-18R: 127
EA6B: 87
EP-3E: 11
P-3C: 170
S-3B: 85
E-2C: 65

Marine Corps:
MV-22: 34
V-22: 1
AV-8B: 100
F-18A: 28
F-18C: 86
F-18D: 95
EA6B: 21
KC-130(F/R/T): 58

Just included the main fixed wing types. Any other specific requests let me know.

Little point of contention the US flies the F/A-18A/B/C/D/E/F not the F-18. Finland and Switzerland fly the F-18C/D which lack the avionics to make it a proper ground attack aircraft, although the Swiss did later on retrofit their birds, but kept the designation.

 

[BarrettRC8]

Note to self, when offering help on airwarriors, do so at own risk :icon_tong

 

[bunk22]

So did they make you get a C-2 tattoed on your shoulder Bunky?

No C-2 on my shoulder but I did go an sign the plane as it sits in the graveyard at NASNI.