Surely you don't mean the 1st 46 to the boneyard? I remember taking A bunch (8-10) of 46's to Davis-Monthan back in '69.
Semper Fi
Bill Weaver

The below is pasted from a quick search of Joe Baugher's serial number page - looks like quite a few D models have gone there. Perhaps the first E?
Randy

153314 ... 153403
Boeing Vertol CH-46D Sea Knight
c/n 2202/2222, 2225/2234, 2237/2246, 2249/2258, 2261/2269, 2272/2301.
153319 (CH-46D) SOC Sep 16, 2003
153325 SOC May 13, 2002
153326 (c/n 2214) to AMARC as 1J0003. SOC Jun 20, 2002
153329 (c/n 2217) to AMARC as 1J0012. SOC Jul 8, 2003
153331 crashed Mar 2, 1988.
153335 SOC May 16, 2002
153338 (c/n 2228) to AMARC as 1J0001. SOC Jun 20, 2002
153339 SOC Jul 24, 2002
153341 (c/n 2231) to AMARC as 1J0004. SOC Jul 18, 2002
153344 (CH046D) to AMARC as 1J0002. SOC Feb 3, 2003
153345 (c/n 2237) to AMARC as 1J0002?. SOC Jun 20, 2002
153355 SOC May 25, 1999.
153358 (HMM-764) crashed May 27, 1989 following collision with
another CH-46E of same unit.
153374 (c/n 2272) to AMARC as 1J0005. SOC Jul 18, 2002
153389 was the aircraft crewed by PFC Raymond Clausen while earning the Medal
of Honor Jan 31, 1971 for assisting in rescue of Marines from a minefield
in Vietnam. Damaged in Afghanistan. Will be sent to the Marine Corps Museum Historical Branch
for display. was at one time modified to CH-46E, and is now at CHAC Air Museum
in Charlotte, NC.

beddoe wrote: Submitter:
Capt Chris Abraham

Message:
To whom it may concern:

I am a CH-46E pilot with MAWTS-1 in Yuma, AZ. This coming Wednesday we will be flying the first phrog to the Davis Mothan bone yard in Tuscon. Thought you guys might be interested. I'll get the BUNO and some more info if you are interested. You can email me at chrisotpher.abraham@usmc.mil or call me at (928) 269-3469. Thanks

Chris

HMM-T just sent a 46E to the bone yard last month as well. I can post up the BUNO if interested.

Phrogs in AZ

Here is a Google Earth view of 5 Phrogs in mothballs at Davis Monthan

CH-46's to the Boneyard

The first CH-46 into Davis Monthan was a CH-46A (152501) on the 13th of July 1971. Most were stored for a while before heading to NARF Cherry Point for reworking and RTS.

You may be interested in the following link

http://www.amarcexperience.com/AMARCDB.asp?SessionId=327324893&Type=3&Include=1&SortOrder=1&Code=H046&Model=CH046E