Originally built for USAAF as A-24B 42-54582. Registered in 1954 as N4488N and used by city of Portland, OR. as a mosquito sprayer. Later to Aero Flight, Inc. of Troutland, OR. as fire tanker #60. In 1971 to Pacific Aeronautical Corp. and restored as a SBD-5. To Doug Champlin in 1974, and reregistered N17241. Sold to USMC Air & Ground Museum in 1975. Put on display with fake Bureau Number 17241. Later loaned to USAF Museum, where it was restored to A-24 configuration, and is currently on display in the WW2 gallery.

Built for USAAC as A-24B Banshee 42-54582. Civilianised post-war as N4488N and N17421. Retired in 1975 to MCAS Quantico Museum and displayed as an SBD-5. In 2004 restored to its correct A-24B guise and displayed at the USAF Museum Dayton OH as '115786'.