Originally with the Royal Canadian Navy as 1530 from 1957, this Tracker was probably stored circa 1970 as no new serial was assigned after the unification of the Canadian Armed Forces in 1968. Sold to the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (CF-OPT) in 1972, it's was held in reserve until sold to Conair in 1980. Converted to a Firecat in 1982, C-GMXY became Tanker 3 F-WZLP (F-ZBAT in 1984) with Securite Civile. It was lost fighting a fire in Corsica September 24, 1990.

Photo by Isao Miyamoto.

Taken on strength 1958 and it was destroyed on 2 February 1968 when it crashed during a missed approach at Downsview/ON.

Delivered to the Royal Canadian Navy, this tracker later became an instructional airframe (742B). Preserved and displayed with Canadian Armed Forces era colors with RCN serial at Camp Borden, ON.

The date is a guess, location unknown. Photographer: Not known.

Photographer: Toshiyuki Toda.

Converted to Conair Firecat MSN 028 Tanker # 15. Registered C-GHYH JUL87, cancelled JUL 1987. Export to France, registered F-WEOJ JUL87. Re-registered F-ZBET JUL87 to Sécurité Civile. Re-registered F-WEOJ SEP88. Converted to Conair Turbo Firecat Tanker # 15 Sécurité Civile. Registered C-GHYH 09MAR89, cancelled 28JUL89 on export to France. Registered F-WEOJ JUL89. Re-registered (yet again !) F-ZBET JUL89 to Sécurité Civile Credit Joe Baugher for the above.

This Tracker is on display at the Base Borden Military Museum at CFB Borden.

This ex-Navy Tracker is now on display at the National Air Force Museum of Canada.