In the afternoon of 29 May 2024, 860sq, of the Dutch Helicopter Command (DHC) of the Koninklijke Luchtmacht (KLu, Royal Netherlands Air Force) started from Marine Base de Kooy a formation flight, named Neptune formation, with eight NH90s. Here N-110 is een with a large 860sq 80 years squadron markings badge. N-234 in the back-ground sports a flaming torch on its fuselage, a recall to 5th May 1945, when the Dutch were liberated. N-110 was the first of twenty NH90s handed over to the KLu on 17 May 2010.

Departing after the Valley photocall.

This Sea Fury has been in the Canada Aviation and Space Museum's collection for some time. Taken on Strength by the Royal Canadian Navy in 1948, it was struck off strength in 1956. It must have been stored for some time as it was bought by Bancroft Industries in 1963 and donated to the National Aeronautical Collection same year. The aircraft is pictured in the museum's reserve collection, but still viewable on guided tours.