ex C-GBVE, Canada Air Force 144602 (CC-144), N601WJ

exF-WWLV, B-3021, OY-CIM, EC-JCR. Became EC-LYJ

ex N18UG, G-CCUG, G-FANY. Became SE-JXR

ex SE-HGU

ex N53489, OY-LAK. Became D-ICON, F-HPMI

Became D-HAPC

17 Jan 1974: TOS USMC as an AV-8A and assigned to Marine Attack Squadron 513 (VMA-513), MCAS Yuma, AZ. 1982: Upgraded to AV-8C and then assigned to VMA-231, MCAS Cherry Point, NC, aboard USS Nassau (LHA-4). It was later transferred back to VMA-513 aboard USS Guadalcanal (LPH-7) and later on USS Tarawa (LHA1). By 11/88: AMARC, Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ as 7A038. By 10/94: Naval Aviation Museum, NAS Pensacola, FL.

3/78: TOS USN and assigned to Attack Squadron 174 (VA-174), NAS Cecil Field, FL. Ca.4/78: VA-81, NAS Oceana, VA. 1979 to 1981: Deployed three times on USS Forrestal. Ca.1981 to 1990: VA-83, NAS Oceana. Deployed on USS Forrestal and USS John F. Kennedy. 1990: VA-46 at NAS Cecil Field, FL. While with VA-46, the plane flew off of USS John F. Kennedy in Desert Storm, flying 37 combat missions over Iraq and Kuwait, including the first attack against Baghdad. 5/91: Flown to National Naval Aviation Museum, NAS Pensacola, FL.

1971: TOS USN and assigned to Attack Squadron 147 (VA-147), NAS Lemoore, CA. The squadron then deployed with this plane aboard the USS Constellation for combat in South Vietnam. When the plane returned in June 1972 it was assigned to VA-22, also from NAS Lemoore. 1972 to 1974: Deployed aboard the USS Coral Sea three times for combat in South Vietnam. 1980: VA-93, NAS Yokosuka, Japan. Ca.1982: VA-94, NAS Lemoore. By 1983: VA-146, NAS Lemoore. 1984: VA-97, NAS Lemoore. By 1988: SOC and salvaged. 3/88: Cockpit section to National Naval Aviation Museum, NAS Pensacola, FL

Ca.1971: TOS USN and assigned to Attack Squadron 146 (VA-146), NAS Lemoore, CA. Ca.1971 to 1972: Deployed to Vietnam aboard the USS America. 1973 to 1974: Deployed again to Vietnam aboard the USS Constellation from January. 1982: VA-25, NAS Lemoore. 1982: VA-56, NAS Lemoore. 1984: VA-87, NAS Oceana, VA. By 10/93: National Museum of Naval Aviation, NAS Pensacola, FL. By 3/15: Brevard Veteran's Memorial Center, Merritt Island, FL.

31 Dec 1969: TOS USN. May/70: Weapons Systems, NATC, NAS Patuxent River, MD. November/70: Grumman Bethpage for modifications. January/71: VAQ-129, NAS Whidbey Island, WA. 1974: Strike Aircraft Naval Test Center, NAS Patuxent River. September/79: Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ. August/80: NARF, NAS Alameda, CA. Ca. October/80: VAQ-129. August/85: Naval Air Systems Command, Patuxent River. From July/86 to October/96: Rotated among squadrons at Whidbey. November/96: VX-23, NAS Patuxent River. June/98: VX-9, NAS China Lake, CA. By April/02: VX-23. 3 June 2010: Ferried to the National Naval Aviation Museum as the oldest active EA-6B.

8/68: TOS USN as A-6A, assigned to Attack Squadron 165 (VA-165) at NAS Whidbey Island, WA. 1969: VA-196, also at Whidbey. 1977: Converted to A-6E. Changed squadrons at Whidbey 5 more times before 1987 (VA-145, VA-196, VA-128, VA-145, VA-196) when it was assigned to Air Test and Evaluation Squadrons 5 (VX-5) at China Lake for two years before being sent back to VA-196 at Whidbey. While with VA-196 the plane was deployed on the USS Independence for combat in Operation Desert Storm. It was finally acquired by the Naval Aviation Museum in May 1994.

Photographed from the far side of the tour bus. 26 Nov 1975: TOS USN. 11 Dec 1975: VT-25, NAS Chase Field, TX. 2/77: Naval Air Rework Facility at NAS Pensacola, FL. 1/81: VT-7/TW-1, NAS Meridian, MS. 3/88 to 3/98: TW-1's commander's plane. By 3/99 the plane was stored on the ramp at the National Naval Aviation Museum. In 2015 it was on loan to the Veteran's Memorial Park in Collegedale, TN, where it is mounted on a pole.

30 Jan 1970: TOS USN. 2/70: Reconnaissance Attack (Heavy) Squadron 6 (RVAH-6), NAS Albany, GA. 3/73: RVAH-5, NAS Key West, FL. 10/75: RVAH-9, also at Key West. 8/76: RVAH-12 aboard the USS Forrestal. 1/78: RVAH-6. 11 Oct 1978: SOC and transferred to the National Naval Aviation Museum at NAS Pensacola.

Ca.1971: TOS USN. By 1973: Training Squadron 4 (VT-4), NAS Pensacola, FL. 12/86: VT-7, NAS Meridian, MS. 9/99: Naval Aviation Museum.

30 Aug 1968: TOS USN and assigned aboard the USS Coral Sea to South Vietnam for combat. June 1969: VA-164 deployed to Vietnam aboard the USS Hancock. August 1970: VMA-223, NAS Cherry Point, NC. July 1975: VC-7, NAS Miramar to fly as an aggressor aircraft. March 1978: VF-43, NAS Oceana. Ca.1980: Blue Angels, NAS Pensacola, FL. October 1986: Naval Aviation Museum.

24 October 1967: TOS USN. 1968 to 1973: Served with various aircraft carrier squadrons flying combat missions over Vietnam. 1973: After returning from Vietnam, the plane was repaired and reworked at Long Beach, CA. 12/73: Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron (Blue Angels). 1986: Placed in storage. 1990: National Museum of Naval Aviation.

14 Sep 1967: TOS USN. By 1969: VA-22, NAS Lemoore, CA. During that year it deployed aboard USS Bon Homme Richard for combat in South Vietnam. After returning home the squadron again deployed on Bon Homme Richard for combat from 2 Apr to 12 Nov 1970. 1975: VC-7, NAS Miramar, CA. By 1984: Blue Angels, with whom it remained until retiring to the Naval Aviation Museum in October 1986.