This is actually ex 6120 of the German Navy.

Although painted as Netherlands Navy "250", this is actually ex 6120 of the German Navy. The German serials were still visible under the new paint. This aircraft was acquired by the Militaire Luchtvaart Museum (MLM) in 2007, and was transferred to the inventory of the newly established Nationaal Militair Museum (NMM) in 2014. The real Netherlands Navy 250/V was c/n 55.

Painted as "250" of the Netherlands Navy, but is actually ex 6120 of the German Navy.

Former Germany Marinesflieger 6120 now preserved in Dutch Naval Aviation colours at Soesterberg.

Ex 6120 of the German Navy.

This is not aircraft 250, but the former 6120 of the German Navy. It was delivered to the Soesterberg museum in 2007 and repainted in Dutch colours. Note that the Dutch Atlantics never had the wingtip pods.

Participant to Battle of Britain air show 1990.

This aircraft was not waiting to be moved to the old military Militaire Luchtvaart Museum (MLM) at Kamp Zeist in Soesterberg village, but rather for the museum to move to EHSB. She's already wearing the tail markings of a Netherlands Navy SP-13A Atlantic, 250.

Preserved under a shelter at the National Military Museum, this Atlantic actually served with the German Navy as 6120. The Dutch Navy crashed three Atlantics out of nine and claims that the type was difficult to maintain.