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<strong>Luke</strong> <strong>Field</strong>/AFB Student Production 1941 – FY11<br />

<strong>Air</strong>craft Dates Assigned Graduates<br />

AT-6 41-46/51-53 14,076/51<br />

P-40 42-45 2,814<br />

P-38 45 280<br />

P/F-51 45-46/51-53 61/624<br />

F-84 51-64 6,930<br />

F-100 57-71 3,451<br />

F-86 61-62 123<br />

A-7D 69-71 147<br />

F-104 64-83 2,200<br />

F-5 64-89 1,699<br />

F-4 71-82 3,147<br />

F-15A 74-91/ 3,303<br />

F-15E 88-95 897<br />

F-16A/B/C/D 83- 17,765*<br />

Total 57,568**<br />

*Included 144 graduates assigned to 944th <strong>Fighter</strong> <strong>Wing</strong> who received ground training<br />

from 56TRS <strong>and</strong>, therefore, were included in <strong>56th</strong> <strong>Fighter</strong> <strong>Wing</strong> graduate totals, <strong>and</strong> 65<br />

Forward <strong>Air</strong> Controller (<strong>Air</strong>borne) graduates trained by mobile training teams (MTT).<br />

**Total incomplete as MTT training not documented prior to 1982, 51-50 checkouts not<br />

formal course prior to early 1990s. Total was for US/Foreign Military Sales graduates of<br />

syllabus courses, not individual students as some graduated from more than one course.<br />

Because of incomplete statistics, exact total not possible; however, it is accurate to say,<br />

"<strong>Luke</strong> is the world's largest fighter training base <strong>and</strong> produced over 57,500<br />

graduates from fighter training programs from 1941 through FY11."<br />

World War II student prepares to take his first solo flight.

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