Built for the US Navy as 124777 and transferred in 1956. Struck off charge in 1962 and sold to Svensk Flygjanst in 1963 as target tug SE-EBI until 1973 then donated to the Flygvapenmuseum in Linkoping. (C/n 7960 also quoted for this airframe.)

Built for the US Navy as 126867 and transferred in 1955. Struck off charge in 1962 and sold to Svensk Flygjanst in 1963 as target tug SE-EBK until 1976. In 1985 it was registered as G-BMFB then exported as N4277N in 1990. In 2021 it is reportedly at the Tillamook NAS Museum/OR painted as 126840. [The lads in this shot look as if they are imagining what it would be like to get behind the controls of a brute like this.]

This museum aircraft was put onto the static of the 1993 Yeovilton Air Day. 849 hq sqn markings

Built as US Navy 127952 and transferred to the UK in February 1953. Struck off charge on 27 March 1961. Some of these became target tugs with Svensk Flygtjanst in Sweden, but this one was not so lucky.

Became N4277N Preserved

Part of the Fleet Air Arm Reserve Collection at Cobham Hall

Royal Navy AD-4W Skyraider AEW.1 of 849 Squadron HQ flight based at RNAS Culdrose, Cornwall, visiting Blackbushe in connection with the Farnborough air show. The serial uses the last three figures of the aircraft's US Navy BuAer No. 124761.

Stored at Culdrose since 1964, and later displayed at Cornwall Aeropark (Flambards) from 1976 until 21 March 1997. It was then stored at Culdrose until it was airlifted to Yeovilton on 6 December 2000., where it has since been stored outside the FAAM reserve collection at Cobham Hall.

This A-1 first flew in 1951 and was delivered to the USN as 124121. She was shipped across the Atlantic onboard USS Green Mountain State arriving at RNAS Abbotsinch in 1953 and went on to serve with the FAA until 1960. She is now prt of the Fleet Air Arm's Reserve Collection at Cobham Hall.

This Skyraider made her first flight in May 1950 and delivered to the USN as 124086. Relatively quicly she was donated to the UK for preservation and shipped across the Atlantic on HMS Perseus in 1953. She is now stored outside the Fleet Air Arm Museum's Reserve Collection at Cobham Hall.

Stored outside Cobham Hall, the Fleet Air Arm Museum Reserve collection