Operated by 132 Flight Army Air Corps. Written off at Pincher Creek, Alberta, Canada on 28 May 1978 during an exercise there.

Mirage 5BD of 8 Squadron Royal Belgian Air Force displayed at the 1973 open day at RNAS Yeovilton.

Of this quartet of FRADTU Sea Vixens, the lead aircraft later became a target tug in the bright yellow and red colours of the RAE at Llanbedr, and is now preserved in the Vallance collection near the end of Gatwick's runway. The other three are XN696, XP925 & XP954

Appearing at the RNAS Yeovilton airshow with an RAF Hercules in the original camouflage and a pair of Buccaneers blasting off behind. At the time of the photo in service with 14F (Landivisiau and aboard the carriers 'Foch' and 'Clemenceau'), no. 17 is now on the dump at AIA Cuers in southeastern France, where 17 of the original 42 French Crusaders were modified to F-8P specification with improved avionics and ejector seat in the 90s