The Australian Army, which had long used standard US Army camouflage, set out to find colours and patterns that better suited the Australian environment. This was the pattern used by Turbo Porters. A14-704 has been allocated to the RAAF Museum.

Manufactured by Pilatus in the year 1971. It was withdrawn from service in 1992 was also registered N6FU and 4X-AIY

The 1984 edition of the Southern Cross Air Race was a 16-day official event, part of Victoria's 150th Anniversary celebrations. The race departed Moorabbin on 1 Nov and ended in Melbourne on 18 Nov, routing via Adelaide, Coober Pedy, Alice Springs, Ayers Rock, Mount Isa, Longreach, Brisbane, Bathurst and Mildura. The Army entered this Nomad, a CA-32 Kiowa and a Pilatus Turbo Porter. The Nomad was acquired by Australian Army in Nov 1982 and served with School of Army Aviation. It was sold to Indonesia Navy as P-829 circa 1997.

Served the Australian Army from 1969 until damaged in 1977.

Sold as VH-MKT in 1993.

A17-053 crashed at Oakey, Queensland, on October 28, 1985

Sold back to Pilatus in 1993. Became N111FX

Transferred to Indonesian Navy as P-823

Vietnam War veteran. Sold as VH-HMI in 1985.

Crashed at Tenterfield, NSW, September 9, 1991

Disposed of by the Army, possibly for spare parts

Disposed of in 1975 as VH-PFT.

Preserved at Scottsdale, Tasmania

Sold back to Pilatus in 1993. Became C-GROO.

Vietnam veteran. Now held by the RAAF Museum, Point Cook.

Delivered in 1961, saw service in Vietnam. Sold in 1975 as VH-TVB