I seem to have a C-37B for a MASD at Andrews. The only information I can find on a Marine air unit at Andrews is a 4th MAW unit flying C-12 and UC-35.
Any ideas?
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Andrews AFB and Units
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Re: Andrews AFB and Units
To my knowledge the Marines do not own(don't really think officially they own any aircraft, the Navy owns 'em, at least its that way with the bases << cheap shot at the Jarheads ) / nor operate the C-37, Only the Air Force and Navy.BadPvtDan wrote:I seem to have a C-37B for a MASD at Andrews. The only information I can find on a Marine air unit at Andrews is a 4th MAW unit flying C-12 and UC-35.
Any ideas?
The Marines do have a C-20G. That splits its time between Andrews and Kaneohe. They don't have anyone that really rates an aircraft. The Commandant, is flown by the Navy's VR-1. General Pace who is currently The CJCS is flown by the Air Force, because of the position of the job. (PACOM in Hawaii is normally always a Navy 4 star, but because it's a Unified Command he's flown by the Air Force(C-40B by the way)).
This is not to say the Jarheads haven't picked up a C-37 in the last year, Kind of out of the VIP hauling business now, so not that current on it. Though, with all the briefings I've seen dealing with the Navy moving to the C-37 after the retirement of the VP-3A, no mention of a Marine Corps C-37 was mentioned, though the Air Force C-37's were mentioned aplenty.
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The Navy has a in house magazine called "ALL HANDS" they used to once a year list all the Bureau Numbers assigned for the year and what aircraft assigned to. I haven't seen that listing in 5 or 6 years or so. It also showed all BUNOs that were retired/scrapped as well during the same year.
Would be a handy tool now.
The Navy has a in house magazine called "ALL HANDS" they used to once a year list all the Bureau Numbers assigned for the year and what aircraft assigned to. I haven't seen that listing in 5 or 6 years or so. It also showed all BUNOs that were retired/scrapped as well during the same year.
Would be a handy tool now.