Lockheed P-80 Shooting Star
List by U.S. Army Air Force (USAAF) / U.S. Air Force (USAF) Serial Number
XP-80
XP-80 "Lulu-Belle / The Green Hornet" 44-83020 first prototype displayed at National Air and Space Museum (NASM)
XP-80A "Gray Ghost" 44-83021 second prototype first flight June 10, 1944 crashed March 20, 1945 pilot Tony LeVier near Rosamond, CA.
XP-80A "Silver Ghost" 44-83022 third prototype first flight Aug 1, 1944
XP-80A 44-83025 prototype test pilot Milo Burcham crashed October 20, 1944
YP-80A
YP-80A 44-83024 built as XF-14 reconnissance prototype crashed December 6, 1944 mid-collision B-25J 44-29120 near Muroc
YP-80A 44-83025 pilot Burcham crashed October 20, 1944 in Burkbank
P-80A / F-80
P-80A 44-85023 ultimate fate unknown
P-80A "Scat-X" 44-85027 damaged September 14, 1946 and written off
P-80A 44-85048 pilot Bong crashed August 6, 1945 in North Hollywood
P-40A 44-85112 pilot Robbins transfered to USAF as F-80C ultimate fate unknown.
P-80A 44-85123 display at Air Force Flight Test Museum at Edwards Air Force Base (Edwards AFB)
P-80A 44-85125 displayed at Kalamazoo Air Museum
P-80A 44-85488 displayed at Planes of Fame Museum
F-80C
F-80C 49-845 pilot Volk crashed Nov 7, 1951, 1 missing
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