Displayed in the park since 1983, initially in the markings and serial (N2-23) it wore when it retired from the Australian Navy. Later repainted in RAAF (ARDU) markings and kangaroo roundels but without a serial. While it was in RAAF service , it was never with ARDU and never wore kangaroo roundels in RAAF service. Removed from the park in 2024 for restoration and repainting. The markings chosen were those it wore when transferred from the RAAF to the RAN in 1950. It retained its RAAF serial for a short period and that is what was applied during the restoration.

Former RAAF (ex A65-23) and Australian Navy (ex N2-23) aircraft from 1950 to 1974 when it was sold to Masling Airlines for spares. Never civil registered. Displayed at West Wyalong since 1983. Painted in RAAF ARDU markings without serial by 1988, but this aircraft was never attached to ARDU during its seven-year RAAF service nor any of the unit's predecessors.

Last flew with the Royal Australian Navy as N2-23 while in military service, but displayed here in RAAF markings without serial.

Built as a C-47A-1-DK, USAAF serial 42-92199. Delivered to the RAAF December 1943 as A65-23. Served with 36 Squadron, then 81 & 86 Wings post-war. Transferred to RAN FAA in April 1950 & re-serialled N2-23 - used as flying classroom to train Venom & Gannet Observers. Retired 1970 & allocated RAN FAA Museum 1976. Seen here displayed in the Lion's Club Park, West Wyalong in RAAF markings without serial.