Built in 1918 by Nieuport and General Aircraft Limited of England. Details of its RAF history remain unknown, although it probably served abroad, as did most RAF Snipes. Ex-Royal Flying Corps pilot and actor Reginald Denny imported the aircraft to California in 1926, and it was featured in several movies. Purchased by the Museum in 1964. Last flown in June 1967 during Centennial celebrations at Rockcliffe

Loaned by Canada Aviation and Space Museum. E6938 was built by Nieuport and General with c/n 0131 as part of a batch of 100 that the company were contracted to build. Nieuport's entire production run was not delivered until after the Armistice, meaning that '938 saw no active service. The last record of this Snipe's service is a move to No.37 Squadron in January 1919.