Delivered to the USAAF as 45-49205. To the Peru Air Force as 547 in 1953. Later reserialled to 122. Stored at Plura AB from 1963. Shipped to the USA and registered as N47DE in 1969. To Warbirds of Great Britain as G-BLZW in 1979 then to Planes of Fame East, Flying Cloud, Minneapolis, MN as N47DE in 1985. Reregistered as N47RP in 1986. To the Palm Springs Air Museum, CA in 1997. Current on the register in airworthy condition in 2025.

Built as 42-23278. In use as an instructional airframe at the Hancock College of Aeronautics in California by 1947 and with several different owners until bought by the Republic Aviation Corporation in April 1961. Restored and shipped to Europe to appear at the Paris Salon in 1963, re-registered N347D in March 1964 and subsequently displayed with the USAF Museum at Wright Patterson. Displayed as 42-22668 'Fiery Ginger 1V' since the early 1990s.