XP345 initially served the CFS at Terhill in camouflage, later gaining the yellow overall scheme for SAR work. It is now exhibited by the Yorkshire Helicopter Preservation Group in the camouflage markings carried for service with the UN Peacekeeping Force in Nicosia, Cyprus while assigned to 84 Sdn RAF at Akrotiri. Displayed outdoors at the 2018 RAF 100 airshow at Cosford, this Whirlwind had the distinction of making the final flight of the type by the RAF - on 1st March 1982 it was the last to land of a formation of Whirlwinds in a flypast at Akrotiri to mark the disbandment of 'B' Flight, 84 Sqdn.

For the United Nations' humanitarian relief operation in Somalia, UNISOM 2, German Transalls received the white colour scheme of the UN and UN titles. Interestingly 5033 carries the insignia of both LTG 62 and LTG 63 under the cockpit windows.

Several Safair Hercules were operated on behalf of the UN

Seen at Safair's Johannesburg base after a lease to the UN

During the 1980s and 1990s, 335 Skv performed some very impressive JATO displays with their C-130s

Retired on 24 April 2015 and used as a gate guardian at VAHS Fleetlands.

Sold as D-HDIL, subsequently withdrawn from use.

Taken on strength by the Canadian Air Force April 19, 1971, this is one of a few CH-135s that have yet to be struck off strength. Most aircraft were returned to the USA for for service with the Colombian Army and Police. 135102 was placed on display at the RCAF Memorial Museum by December 2004 and wears markings used by Canada during peace keeping duties for the United Nations.

This Buffalo was completed at Downsview in May 1978 and was one of four built for the Sudanese Air Force, serialled 811 and also used by Sudan Airways as ST-AHP. It has been restored as Canadian Armed Forces DHC-5 115461 which was flying under United Nations colours when it was shot down over Syria on 9th August 1974, killing all nine on board. Some parts of the prototype Buffalo were used in the rebuild of the museum's example, which was dedicated to the "Canada Nine" in 2009.

'A UN helicopter making an aerial survey of tribal fighting area.' 57-5927 delivered to US Army in February 1958. Based in Germany. To United Nations in July 1960 for $1 for use in Congo. Restored to flying condition by Danish air force at Værløse and airlifted to Congo by USAF. Based mainly in Kamina. Withdrawn from UN use in July 1964. Possibly donated to Ghana Air Force. Photo by: Howard Sochurek / Life

MM80397 / 243 and MM80385 / 231 in Naqoura. Photo taken by Dutch UNIFIL soldiers. Photo from: Nederlands Instituut voor Militaire Historie

author Max Fankhauser - in service with UN from 20.01.1980 to 09.07.80

Served in the Middle East from January 1957 until January 1962. Presumably photographed over Canada. Photo from: Nederlands Instituut voor Militaire Historie