Vampire FB50 28391 is preserved with the Flygmuseet F21 at Luleå - Kallax. The Vampire was the first jet fighter in Swedish service, the type served from 1946 till 1968. Serial 28391 was delivered in 1951 and retired in 1967.

DH Vampire FB50 28311, designated J28B with the Swedish Air Force is one of the few survivors of the type in Sweden. It was delivered on 28 June 1951 and served with different units of the air force. Today, it can be seen in the excellent Flyg- och Lottamuseum in Optand.

The Swedish Air Force introduced its own designation system when it was established. The DH Vampire became Jaktflygplan 28 or Fighter Aircraft 28. This example is actually 28219, but painted to represent an F15 aircraft. Note the red squadron insignia on the wall. The insignia in the middle is that of 1. Division's technical company, 1. komp F15. The two others are those of 1. Divison. The black hand on left was used from the early 1960s until it was replaced by Attackix around 1978.

Built in 1951 and delivered the same year to Swedish Air Force. Withdrawn in 1967.