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OHM - Available Excess Historical Assets

Further information can be found in the FRAGO, EXORD, and ALARACT documents. If you would like access to these documents, please contact:

Belinda Lewis
Museum Specialist
Army Museum Enterprise
U.S. Army Center of Military History
9955 Tracy Loop, Bldg 765
Fort Belvoir, VA 22060
Office: 703-805-9775
Email: belinda.k.lewis2.civ@army.mil

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Available Uncataloged Excess Historical Assets

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Listings

CCN Nomenclature Description Measurements Weight Photo
819138 Helicopter, Utility, UH-1D, US Army, Metal, Olive Drab (CARC Paint), UH-1D, Iroquois, US, 1965, Late-20th Century, SN: 65-9567 The helicopter is all metal, single engine, with a two-bladed main rotor and a two-bladed tail rotor on the left side, and skid-type landing gear. The fuselage is longer with an enlarged main rotor, side-by-side seating in the cockpit with dual controls, cabin area accommodates 15 troops. On each side, a large sliding door with two windows painted orange, and a connecting smaller hinged door with a window. The tail boom has "UNITED STATES ARMY" in black letters and a red arrow with "DANGER" above in black letters pointing towards the tail rotor. On the vetical fin the serial number "0-59567" in yellow; the number "67G" is painted on the tail boom in white. On the front, the numer "9567" in yellow. Cockpit and cabin area in fair condition. 41'10-3/4" x 14'7" 4,973 lb
838802 Helicopter, Utility, UH-1D, US Army, Metal, Olive Drab (CARC Paint), UH-1D, Iroquois, US, 1965, Late-20th Century, SN: 65-9668 The helicopter is all metal, single engine, with a two-bladed main rotor and a two-bladed tail rotor on the left side, and skid-type landing gear. The fuselage is longer with an enlarged main rotor, side-by-side seating in the cockpit with dual controls, cabin area accommodates 15 troops. On each side, a large sliding door with two windows painted orange, and a connecting smaller hinged door with a window. The tail boom has "UNITED STATES ARMY" in black letters and a red arrow with "DANGER" above in black letters pointing towards the tail rotor. On the vetical fin the serial number "0-9668" in yellow; the number "68E" is painted on the tail boom in white. On the front, the numer "9668" in yellow. Cockpit and cabin area in fair condition. 41'10-3/4" x 14'7" 4,973 lb
162309 Helicopter, Utility, UH1D, US Army, ALUMINUM, Olive Drab/Red/White, 205, US, Vietnam Era, SN: 606031 This aircraft is a UH-1D Huey MEDEVAC helicopter olive drab (dark green) in color measuring 557 feet length wise with a width of 8 feet and height of 14 feet. There is a single turboshaft engine located directly behind the two-bladed main rotor system. This aircraft utilizes skids as a landing system. The front view of the aircraft you will notice red cross and white background squared picture denoting its Medical Evacuation designator. The red/white cross symbol is displayed on both sides of the aircraft's cargo doors. Also on both sides of the aircraft's tail-boom section there is black blocked style stencil writing which denotes 'United States Army' L 57'1" x W 8'7" x H 14'5" 5,215 lbs (E)
386412 Truck (Jeep), Utility, 4 X 4, US Army, Steel, Green/Brown/Black, M151, 1/4 Ton, US, 1960, Late-20th Century Plastic-impregnated cloth top no side curtains. Canvas covered seat backs-cloth seats. USA #2b6533 on hood. bumper marks 420bg 871E. C-201. contract #da20-018-ord-2125. divided windshield. Painted in a camouflage pattern. 122" X 63" X 71" 2300 lbs
872045 Truck, Utility, 4 X 4, US Army, Steel, Green/Maroon, M151A1, 1/4 Ton, US, 1967, Vietnam Era, SN: 1FDWW36S42EC61703 M151A1 1/4 Ton truck; Maroon vinyl slipcovers on seats; maroon vinyl spare tire cover w/BAMC crest; Holders for flags mounted to front bumper; grab rail in back seat area; step and hand hold at rear of vehicle. Rect, Plaque, maroon w/single white star (Placed in object file) found in pocket behind seat. 133" L x 64" W x 53" ht

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