Carries the crest of Alaska's Department of Public Safety. Joined the US Navy in 1943 as a JRF-5, 37775. Transferred to the US Coast Guard in 1944. Around 1957 became N725 of the US Department of the Interior, Anchorage. Transferred to the State of Alaska Fish & Game Dept at Juneau in 1963, returning to Anchorage as N7251 in 1972. Crashed near Haines, AK on 11 October 1994 while on a survey flight, with the sad loss of both on board. Wreck recovered. Parts used by the Tongass Historical Society of Ketchikan, AK to rebuild N88851.

Operated by the Alaska Department of Public Safety whose shield can be seen below the cockpit window. On 11th October 1994, whilst completing a survey flight near Haines, AK., on behalf of the Alaska Fish and Wildlife Department, this aircraft crashed in unknown circumstances killing both occupants.