B-25D-15-NC SN 41-30647 The 1000th Fairfax built B-25
History
The B-25D-15-NC SN 41-30647 was the 1000th B-25 built at the Fairfax B-25 Mitchel bomber plant being completed on May 14, 1943. She was delivered to the Kansas City modification center on May 19, 1943 for unknown modifications. She stayed stateside during the war flying between Love Field, Astoria, Hammer Field, Tonopah Field, Portland, and Sacramento. The 1000th B-25D ended up at Brooks Field in San Antonio, Texas by March 22, 1944. After World War 2, she was moved to Harlingen Air Force Base, Texas until March 6, 1947 when it was delivered to the RFC and likely scrapped.
- Model: B-25D-15-NC
- Serial Number: 41-30647
- NAA Mfg. Number: 87-8813
- FAA Registration: Never registered
- Mfg. Plant: Fairfax - Kansas City, Kansas
- Completion Date: May 1943
- Delivery Date: May 14, 1943
- Status: Likely scrapped after March 6, 1947
- Owner: n/a
- Location: Likely scrapped
- Website: n/a
- Notable info: The 1000th B-25D produced at the Fairfax B-25 Mitchel bomber plant.
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