Flown to the museum in 1973 from NAS Glynco, GA. There it was assigned to VT-86 and used to train flight crew for assignment to early warning aircraft squadrons. The a/c is currently on display in the outside flight line area. It is now in the markings of a Weather Reconnaissance Squadron 4 a/c.

Wears "Weather Reconnaissance Squadron Four" titles on fuselage. Lined up next to the museum's Douglas R6D (C-118B).

Delivered to the US Navy in October 1957 as a WV-2, later EC-121K. Mainly used as a radar training aircraft based at NAS Glynco. Retired in 1973.

The EC-121K suffered quite a bit of damage as the result of Hurricane Ivan. Its rudders, flaps, ailerons were damaged and its upper radome blown completely off. A replacement radome was salvaged from Tucson resident EC-121H 53-535 and, with the exception of the ailerons, repairs have been completed.

Crew rest area for long overwater missions.