how many aircraft does the united states have listed?
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col : model | origin | type | versions | in service | notes row 1 : vought f-8 crusader | united states | air superiority fighter/interceptor aircraft | f-8p | 35 | placed in open storage 1988-01-23 at basa air base. row 2 : northrop f-5 freedom fighter | united states | fighter/bomber | f-5a\nf-5b | 37 | retired. the 10 remaining f-5s, out of a row 3 : north american f-86 sabre | united states | fighter/bomber | f-86f\nf-86d | 50\n20 | replaced by the northrop f-5a row 4 : north american p-51 mustang | united states | fighter | p-51d | 103 | paf's 1950s fighter, replaced by f-86 sabre row 5 : north american t-28 trojan | united states | trainer/light strike aircraft | t-28a\nt-28d | 20\n24 | replaced by ov-10 bronco row 6 : north american t-6 texan | united states | trainer aircraft |  | 38 |  row 7 : beechcraft t-34 mentor | united states | trainer aircraft |  | 36 | replaced by the sf-260 row 8 : lockheed t-33 shooting star | united states | trainer aircraft | t-33a\nrt-33a | 25\n2 | replaced by the s-211 row 9 : douglas ac-47 spooky | united states | close air support aircraft |  | 11 |  row 10 : douglas c-47 skytrain | united states | military transport aircraft |  | ? | replaced by the c-130 row 11 : de havilland canada dhc-2 beaver | canada | military transport aircraft |  | ? | replaced by the c-130 row 12 : grumman hu-16 albatross | united states | military transport aircraft | hu-16b | 6 |  row 13 : namc ys-11 | japan | vip transport |  | ? |  row 14 : stinson l-5 sentinel | united states | liaison aircraft |  | ? |  row 15 : sikorsky s-62 | united states\n\n japan | multipurpose utility helicopter\n\nmultipurpose utility helicopter\n\ | s-62a\n\ns-62j | 1\n\n2 |  row 16 : sikorsky h-34 | united states | sar helicopter |  | ? |  row 17 : sikorsky h-19 | united states |  |  | ? |  row 18 : bell 212 | united states | utility helicopter |  | 1 | a presidential aircraft that crashed in benguet province. row 19 : aérospatiale sa 330 puma | france | presidential helicopter | sa 330l | 2 |
how many aircraft does the united states have listed?
Model Origin Type Versions In Service Notes
Vought F-8 Crusader United States Air superiority fighter/Interceptor aircraft F-8P 35 Placed in open storage 1988-01-23 at Basa Air Base. They suffered irreparable damage from Mt. Pinatubo's eruption on 1991-06-15.
Northrop F-5 Freedom Fighter United States Fighter/Bomber F-5A\nF-5B 37 Retired. The 10 remaining F-5s, out of a total of 37 acquired by the Philippine government from 1967 to 1998, were decommissioned in a ceremony in September 2005
North American F-86 Sabre United States Fighter/Bomber F-86F\nF-86D 50\n20 Replaced by the Northrop F-5A
North American P-51 Mustang United States Fighter P-51D 103 PAF's 1950s Fighter, replaced by F-86 Sabre
North American T-28 Trojan United States Trainer/Light strike aircraft T-28A\nT-28D 20\n24 Replaced by OV-10 Bronco
North American T-6 Texan United States Trainer aircraft 38
Beechcraft T-34 Mentor United States Trainer aircraft 36 Replaced by the SF-260
Lockheed T-33 Shooting Star United States Trainer aircraft T-33A\nRT-33A 25\n2 Replaced by the S-211
Douglas AC-47 Spooky United States Close air support aircraft 11
Douglas C-47 Skytrain United States Military transport aircraft ? Replaced by the C-130
de Havilland Canada DHC-2 Beaver Canada Military transport aircraft ? Replaced by the C-130
Grumman HU-16 Albatross United States Military transport aircraft HU-16B 6
NAMC YS-11 Japan VIP transport ?
Stinson L-5 Sentinel United States Liaison aircraft ?
Sikorsky S-62 United States\n\n Japan Multipurpose utility helicopter\n\nMultipurpose utility helicopter\n\nVIP transport S-62A\n\nS-62J 1\n\n2
Sikorsky H-34 United States SAR Helicopter ?
Sikorsky H-19 United States ?
Bell 212 United States Utility helicopter 1 A presidential aircraft that crashed in Benguet Province.
Aérospatiale SA 330 Puma France Presidential helicopter SA 330L 2
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