This rarely-seen Texan was built for the USAAF but delivered to the USN as SNJ-5 Bu 84825 (X-A-N - get it?). It later went to the Spanish Ejercito del Aire as C.6-163, code 421-56. In 1992 it was registered in the USA as N29944 but crashed on take-off at Houston on 19 Sept of that year. It came to Australia for rebuild and was first registered on 12 Feb 1991. Seen here being marshalled into position for static display at the Narromine Airshow.

Ex Spanish AF 'C6-176'. Built as AT-6D USAAF 42-85781, and transferred to the Navy as SNJ-5 BuNo 90634, and then to Spain..

Ex Spanish AF 'C6-174', at the '84 Valiant Air Command show.

E3B-379 is carried on the other side too.

A Jungmann in full Spanish military colours on a scenic airfield. It doesn't get much prettier than this.

Previously E3B-367/781-32

Previously E3B-432 and D-ENHD

Registered in the UK on purchase from Spain in July 1976. Still wears Spanish A.F. roundel. Sold to USA as N72615 in August 1977.

The titles on the side are for Greenhow and Wright. The fact that they are upside down suggests that this aircraft spent a lot of time inverted.

Ex E3B-153 which is also quoted as the cn