Sold in the civil market as VH-YVV in 1993. Mike Madden photo.

Pictured after the types final flight within the Dutch Navy. 273 is seen here with its successor in the background, the NH90. Serial 273 was delivered to the Netherlands on 12 Feb'80 and acts now as an instructional airframe with ROC Leeuwenborgh at Maastricht Aachen Airport. 273 was furnished with a cartoon "That's all Folks" markings", finish flags, mission marks, and names of the final pilots, mechanics, and other officers. The Acta Est Fabula title is "applause, we're done"

Pictured during its final take-off from homebase De Kooy. After a ceremonial formation flight over the base (with a Dutch NH90, CH-47D, AS532U2, AH-64D, Alouette and a Bell 412SP), the SH-14D type within the Royal Netherlands Navy was retired. Serial 273 was delivered to the Netherlands on 12 Feb'80 and acts now as an instructional airframe with ROC Leeuwenborgh at Maastricht Aachen Airport. 273 was furnished with a cartoon "That's all Folks" markings", finish flags, mission marks, and names of the final pilots, mechanics, and other officers. The Acta Est Fabula title is "applause, we're done"

B-24s were used to haul fuel to Kunming in September 1944. On this date, 6 September 1944, twenty-four B-24s flew in about 34,000 US gallons according to the Pacific Wrecks website. That means a cargo of about 8300 lb per aircraft, which is consistent with the maximum bombload of a fully equipped B-24J. Photo from: National Archives at College Park, Maryland

Taxiing back to dispersal at the 1973 RAF Leuchars Battle of Britain Airshow. From RAF Valley, one of a four-ship formation contributed to the flying display by 4 Flying Training School, whose pyramid and palm tree badge is carried on the aircraft's fin.

Aircraft of The Poachers aerobatic team in then standard colour scheme with dayglow stripes. By May 1969 the team's aircraft were in the new red and white standard scheme to which a blue sash was later added. Photo from: Imperial War Museums

Taxiing out for takeoff on a cold January morning. This is the search and rescue version of the Shin-Meiwa PS-1.

From the RAF College, Cranwell, delivered to the RAF in March of the previous year. To Cosford April 1993 for Ground Instruction use as 9181M. Sold to Jet Art in January 2013. Reduced fuselage reported to be with private owner in Berkshire June 2020.

World War II L-2M Grasshopper 43-26036 carries on as a warbird.

Ex G-BVXT, XW289. Registration cancelled on 4 November 2016 as permanently withdrawn from use, and now serves as the University of Wales Air Squadron gate guard at St Athan.

This is actually T-6G USAF s/n 49-2957 marked as a USN SNJ-3.

One of 6 Hunters present from 229 OCU.

One of the US Navy Test Pilot School's five strong fleet of H-72A Lakotas.