Delivered to the USAAF as 44-35918. Stored at Davis-Monthan AFB by 1958. Sold as N7953C in 1960. Impounded at San Jose, Costa Rica in 1962. Registered as TI-1040L in 1963 then HR-276 in 1969. To the Honduras Air Force as 276 then 510. Sold as N2781G in 1982. To the USAF Museum in 1983 and displayed at Lackland AFB.

A-26C 44-35918 painted as B-26B 44-34287 Versatile Lady, a night intruder aircraft in the Korean War. At starboard is a huge squadron badge instead of the nose art, painted here in a General Audiences version. This airframe actually ended active USAF service in 1957, had several civil US, Costa Rican and Honduran registrations and was even with the Honduran air force. Arrived here as N2781G in jungle camo, later completely resprayed.

A-26C 44-35918 painted as B-26B 44-34287 Versatile Lady, a night intruder aircraft in the Korean War. Nose art for the name on the other side, huge 13th Bombardment Squadron badge here. The Invader on display actually ended active USAF service in 1957, had several civil US, Costa Rican and Honduran registrations and was even with the Honduran air force. Arrived here as N2781G in jungle camo, later completely resprayed.

Is actually ex 44-35918.

One of the 31 aircraft on display at the Lackland parade field in 2024. Now painted to represent 44-34287, but is actually ex 44-35918.

Preserved on display at Lackland AFB in metallic overall finish. Later repainted black.