Delivered to the USAF as 48-322. Stored at Davis-Monthan AFB in 1967. Sold to Aero Union as N13745 around 1971 and converted to a fire bomber. To Hemet Valley Flying Service in 1975 then preserved at Lancaster-Fox Field from 1995.

On outdoor display at the Milestones of Flight Air Museum since March 1992.

Originally this C-119 was US Air Force 48-322. Becoming N13475 when it was used by Aero Union and later, Hemet Valley Flying Service as a fire fighting air tanker, it had a Steward-Davis jet-pack conversion utilizing a Westinghouse J34 engine added to the fuselage. The registration was cancelled in 1995 and the aircraft went on display at the Milestones of Flight Air Museum, Fox Field, Lancaster, CA where it remains today.

Seen here at Lancaster Fox field in 1979, still in operational condition. In 1992 it returned to this same airport, now for preservation at the Milestones of Flight Museum. It was still there by 2018.