Home Page World War II Armed Forces — Orders of Battle and Organizations Last Updated 30.05.2005
Royal Thai Armed Forces Aircraft
 
Designation Manufacturer User Service Number Type Thai Code
Aichi E13A Aichi, Japan N 42(?) – ?   Seaplane
Avro 504K Avro, Britain F 26 – ?   Trainer
Avro 504K ASW, Thailand (license production) F 30 – 45 50+ Trainer
Avro 504N Avro, Britain F 30 – 45 20   Trainer BF.4
Avro 504N ASW, Thailand (license production) F 30 – 45 50+ Trainer BF.4
Avro 504N ASW, Thailand (license production) N 39 – ? 1   Trainer BF.4
Boeing 100E Boeing, USA F 31 – 49 2   Fighter BK.7
Bre.14A2 Brequet, France F 19 – 40 5+ Bomber BT.1
Bre.14A2 ASW, Thailan (license production) F 24 – 33 30   Bomber BT.2/TO.1
Bre.14B2 Brequet, France F 19 – 40 1   Bomber BT.1
Bre.14 Sanitaire Brequet, France F 26 – 31 1   Ambulance BT.1
Bulldog IIA Bristol, Britain F 30 – 40 2   Fighter BK.6
Hawk II Curtiss, USA F 34 – 40 12   Fighter BK.9
Hawk III Curtiss, USA F 35 – 49 24   Fighter BK.10
Hawk IIIC ASW, Thailand (license production) F 37 – 49 25   Fighter BK.10
Hawk 75N Curtiss, USA F 39 – 49 12   Fighter BK.11
F24J Forwarder Fairchild, USA F 38 – 58 3   Communications BS.1
F24W40 Fairchild, USA F 40 – 71 10   Communications BS.1
He 43D Heinkel, Germany F 30 – 40 2   Fighter BK.8
Ju F13 Junkers, Germany F 26 – ? ?   Passenger
Ki.79 Mansyu, Japan F 44 – ? ?   Trainer
Martin 139 Glenn L. Martin, USA F 37 – 49 6   Bomber BT.3
Martin 139 Glenn L. Martin, USA F 42 – 49 3   Bomber BT.3
Martin 166 Glenn L. Martin, USA F 42 – 49 6   Bomber
A6M2 Mitsubishi, Japan F 41 – 48 12   Fighter
A6M5 Mitsubishi, Japan F 42 – 49 27   Fighter
F1M2 Mitsubishi, Japan N ? – 45 ?   Seaplane
Ki.21-I Mitsubishi, Japan F 40 – 41 9   Bomber BT.4
Ki.30 Mitsubishi, Japan F 40 – 46 24   Attack BJ.2
Ki.27 Nakajima, Japan F 42 – 44 12   Fighter BK.12
Ki.27 ASW, Thailand (license production) F WWII ?   Fighter BK.12
Ki.43 Nakajima, Japan F 43 – 49 24   Fighter BK.13
E8N2 Nakajima, Japan N 40 – ? 12   Floatplane
Ni.10, Ni. 11 Nieuport, France F 26 – 40 ?   Fighter BK.1
Ni.23, Ni.24 Nieuport, France F 26 – 40 ?   Fighter BK.2
Ni.18 Nieuport, France F 26 – 40 ?   Trainer BF.2
Ni.23 Nieuport, France F 26 – 40 ?   Trainer BF.1
NiD29C.1 Nieuport-Delage, France N 24 – 40 2   Fighter BK.4
Rearwin 8500 Rearwin, USA F 38 – ? 2   Communications BS.2
Spad S.VII SPAD, France F 19 – 40 ?   Fighter BK.3
Spad S.VII ASW, Thailand (license production) F ? 1+ Fighter BK.3
Spad S.XIII SPAD, France F 19 – 40 11   Fighter BK.3
Ki.9 Tachikawa, Japan N WWII ?   Trainer
Ki.36, Ki.55 Tachikawa, Japan F 39 – 46 24   Trainer BF.6
V-65 ASW, Thailand (Vought license) F 36 – 49 3   Attack, Trainer
V-92 ASW, Thailand (Vought license) F 36 – 49 12   Attack, Trainer
V-93SA Vought, USA F 34 – 45 3   Attack, Trainer BJ.1, BF.5
V-93S Vought, USA F 34 – 45 9   Attack, Trainer BJ.1, BF.5
V-93SA ASW, Thailand (Vought license) F 36 – 49 72   Attack, Trainer BJ.1, BF.5
WS-103-S Watanabe, Japan F 38 – 40 6   Cargo BTL.1
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Source: Retrieved on 30.05.2005 from
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