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Preserved at the Musee de l'Aéronautique de Nancy. This Noratlas now survives in another French museum, the L'Epopee de l'Industrie et de l'Aéronautique, at Albert.

Preserved now in Toulouse;

This Noratlas was taken on charge on 11 Apr 1956 and struck off charge on 23 Aug 1982. It went to the Musée de l'Aéronautique de Nancy in that same year, and from here on its history matches that of sistership N° 54 at the same museum. The museum and its collection sustained severe damage during a storm in Dec 1999 and was forced to close in 2000. Both N° 54 and N° 97 remained in the closed museum until at least Sep 2003, but by Aug 2004 the pair had moved to this museum in Albert. This photo shows N° 97, still with remnants of earlier codes 55-KB (carried Oct 1980-Jul 1981) and 63-WB (Jul 1981-Feb 1982) on the left tailboom.

Served at this time with CIET / 63 ET "Vercors".

A French Noratlas hidden away in an interesting but very cramped German collection. Although it is still carrying the unit markings of ET 1/63 on the forward fuselage, this aircraft in fact last operated for Escadron de Convoyage 70 (EdC 70). It came to Germany in 1987 and spent some time in storage at Manching before moving on to this collection in Koblenz in 1990.

This Noratlas survives, now preserved in the Ailes Anciennes museum at Toulouse.

Wearing faded dayglo trim, this Noratlas visited on a training mission.

While coded with ET 1/64 "Bearn" the badge is the one of ET 2/63 "Vercors"