or disabled most of the convoys. Azrael was also assigned to the 919th Special Operations Wing and retired to the museum in October 1995. Another AC-130A, AF serial no. 54–1626, the original prototype AC-130 named "Gunship II" is on display at the outdoor Air Park at the National Museum of the United States Air Force at Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio. This aircraft served in Southeast Asia from 1967 to 1972, then served in JC-130A test configuration. It was transferred to the National Museum of the United States Air Force in 1976, and converted back to AC-130A configuration in the late 1990s. AC-130A serial no. 54–1623, c/n 3010, named "Ghost Rider" served in Southeast Asia and later conflicts until being retired in 1997 to Dobbins AFB, Georgia. Ghost Rider eventually was transferred and displayed at the Aviation Wing Museum at Marietta, Georgia. AC-130H serial no. 69-6575, named "Wicked Wanda" is on display at the Hurlburt Field, FL airpark. AC-130U serial no. 87-0128, named "Big Daddy" is on display at the Hurlburt Field, FL airpark. Specifications (AC-130) Notable appearances in media See also References Further reading (AC-130 refs loaded throughout book) . External links "Gunship History", Spectre Association. "Powerful Gunships Prowl Iraq, and Limits Show" on NPR from All Things Considered. . (1977) T.O. 1C-130(A)A-1 Flight Manual USAF Series AC-130A Airplane (Part 1), (Part 2) C-130, A C-130, A 1960s United States attack aircraft Four-engined tractor aircraft High-wing aircraft Four-engined turboprop aircraft Aircraft artillery Gunships AC-130 Aircraft first flown in 1966 Military equipment of the Vietnam War