Delivered to the USAAF as MA793 in 1944. To the South African Air Force as 5601 in 1948. In a children's playground at Pretoria from 1954. Removed in 1967 and restored to airworthy condition. Flew again marked as PT672 in 1975 carrying the SAAF's WW2 roundel where the centre is orange as opposed to the RAF's red as this photo shows. Sold as N930LB in 1986. Later marked as EN398. To Rolls-Royce in 1999 then to the TAM Museum, Sao Carlos, Brazil in 2000. Flew again in 2002. Cancelled from the register in 2013. Photographer unknown

Delivered to the USAAF as MA793 in 1944. To the South African Air Force as 5601 in 1948. In a children's playground at Pretoria from 1954. Removed in 1967 and restored to airworthy condition. Flew again marked as PT672 in 1975. Sold as N930LB in 1986. Later marked as EN398. To Rolls-Royce in 1999 then to the TAM Museum, Sao Carlos, Brazil in 2000. Flew again in 2002. Cancelled from the register in 2013. The museum closed in 2016.

Painted as PT672, but is actually ex RAF MA793. To SAAF as 5601 in Sep 1948. On display in a children's playground in Pretoria from Apr 1954 until 1967. Acquired by Larry Barnett and restored to flying condition. First flight Sep 1975, painted as SAAF PT672 as seen here. Loaned to the SAAF until 1986, then moved to the USA as N930LB, still owned by Larry Barnett.