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One of a bombing group of three Provincial Government of Saskatchewan Trackers deployed to the Fire Attack Base at Glass Field, Prince Albert. Originally delivered to the Royal Canadian Navy as 1598, then becoming CAF 12198. Entered Saskatchewan's service in 1975 and was converted to a firebomber. Removed from the Canadian Register in 2016.

Former Royal Canadian Navy 1598, this De Havilland Canada built tracker became 12198 in the Canadian Armed Forces in 1970. Sold to the Province of Saskatchewan in 1975 it was converted to a fire bomber. Tanker 501 was donated to the Saskatchewan Aviation Historical Society and is displayed at the Saskatchewan Aviation Museum in Saskatoon, SK.

In their final years of service, some Canadian Trackers received this darker gray low visibility color scheme. This one was withdrawn in 1989 and struck off strength January 8, 1991 as the rest of the type in service were withdrawn.

Originally built for the Royal Canadian Navy as 1558. Registered October 1970 with Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources for tanker conversion. Later to Conair for Firecat upgrade and sold to France. Converted to Turbo Firecat in 1995.