Last reported derelict at Floyd Bennett Field, New York in 2013.

On display aboard USS Intrepid, which embarked Avengers during World War II. The -3E was lighter than the TBM-3 and had no ventral gun, resulting in increased max. speed of 276 mph and a better rate of climb. Unlike the TBM-3, it did not have a fully retractable tail hook. The type was fitted with an underwing rack to starboard for an AN/APS-4 radar pod. Below the aircraft is a Mark 13 aerial torpedo. This 3E with BuNo 53842 was taken on charge by the USN on 27 June 1945.

On display aboard USS Intrepid. This Kfir was used by VMFT-401 'Snipers' from 1987 to 1989 to provide dissimilar air combat training. VMFT-401 is the only adversary squadron in the United States Marine Corps, flying the F-5N Tiger II since 1989.

The AEW Tracer was a TF-1 (C-1A) airframe lengthened by 18 in. with a short middle fin to support the APS-82 radar. It had rearward-folding wings. One of 88 built, this "Willy Fudd" previously wore the code AF0101 of RVAW-110, the West Coast E-1B training squadron. Displayed on the deck of USS Intrepid, its tail code "AU" signifies this E-1B formed part of Anti Submarine Carrier Air Group CVSG-56. It wears the colors of VAW-121 "Griffins", created out of VAW-12 on 1 April 1967 to service East Coast E-1B requirements. VAW-121 was embarked on USS Intrepid in 1971 and was the last fleet E-1B squadron.