Ex USAF 52-6052. Delivered to Belgium in February 1954 and operated by 15 Wing from Brussels-Melsbroek. Withdrawn from service 2 July 1973 and stored at Koksijde, Belgium. Transferred on paper back to the USAF in July 1974 but the aircraft remained in storage until it was scrapped circa 1977 / 1978.

In the static at the Air Tattoo which moved to Greenham Common in 1973, evolving into the RIAT event. Fairchild used the name Packet for the earlier C-119s but by 1952 were calling it the Flying Boxcar in publicity. in many services , including the Belgian Air Force Packet remained the popular name.

After service with 15 Wing from 2.54 till 7.74, placed in storage at Koksijde and later scrapped along with many others. Original allocation 52-6052

Visiting Blackbushe with Belgian AF personnel attending the nearby Farnborough Air Show.