Built in 1951 as Meteor NF.11 RAF serial WD592. Later converted as a TT.20 target tug and operated by 728 Naval Squadron from Hal Far, Malta, wearing the code HF-864. Retired in May 1967 and stored at the RAF maintenance unit at Kemble. Struck off charge in 1974, sold to the USA as N94749 and flown from Biggin Hill to Mojave in June 1975. It was eventually acquired by the AFFT museum in October 1993.

Built during WWII as an SNB-2 Navigator BuNo 67161, remanufactured by Beech as SNB-5 c.1953 and redesignated UC-45J in 1962. To civil registry as N57161 in 1970 and used as a ground instructional airframe. Struck-off USCAR in April 1992 and acquired by the USAF Museum, loaned to Edwards AFB and placed on display there by June 1993 wearing the fictional marks "USAF 408823/823".