In the hangar at IWM Duxford. The aircraft was sent to the Falklands in May 1982 where it took part in the fighting. Pucarás were based at Port Stanley, Goose Green and Pebble Island. The type scored the only Argentine air-to-air victory by shooting down a Scout helicopter. After the surrender this Pucará was shipped to the UK. The aircraft is powered by a 978-hp Turbomeca Astazou XVIG turboprop driving a three-blade Hamilton Standard 23LF/1015-0 propeller. The FN 7.62 mm gun and HS-804 20 mm cannon ports can be seen along with the front wheel housing in the nose. The wheel track is 4.2 m.

Captured from Argentina in the Falklands War. Allocated RAF serial ZD487. Preserved at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford from 1983.

The Pucara is an Argentinian designed turboprop powered ground attack aircraft. This example was captured during the Falklands conflict and was brought back to the UK and evaluated by the RAF as ZD487. It is seen here under restoration in the Imperial War Museum Duxford collection