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MCDONNELL DOUGLAS Super Hornet (16-6775)

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MCDONNELL DOUGLAS Super Hornet (16-6775)

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2 of 16-6775 65 of F18S 3290 at KTYS

Mason Beitz

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Bob Papadakisil y a un an

It’s a Boeing F-18E. M&A was completed in 1995. No need for a hyphen in the Bureau Number. It is contiguous - 166775. Nice photo!

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Mason BeitzPhoto Uploaderil y a un an

Thanks Bob! And FA automatically puts a hyphen when I put the BuNo in unfortunately. Not sure what’s up with that.

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skylab72il y a un an

Well Bob P, you can write it any way you want to. But in a Bureau Number, the first two digits are in fact, a coded field. In many contexts, the hyphen is customary. In some government uses, it is mandatory.

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