At the time the aircraft had only recently been acquired by the CAF and the titles of a former operator, Ortner Air Service, can still just be discerned under the paint on the upper fuselage. Subsequently restored in USAAF markings and named "China Doll", it was for many years a common sight at US airshows, but in recent times it has been stored outside the premises of the CAF Southern California Wing at Camarillo Airport, CA. However, according to the Wing's Facebook page, it has now been moved inside and will be restored to static display condition.

Recently acquired by the Confederate Air Force and the titles of a former operator, Ortner Air Service, can still just be discerned under the paint on the upper fuselage.

Operated by 71 ovtae based at Vladivostok..