For the TAM the 50 TFW aircraft sported a three colour red-whate-blue tail band indicating all three squadrons were operating alongside each other in this exercise. Photographer unknown

In the 1960s, Aero Union acquired five former US Navy AF-2 Guardians. Only two were fully converted to airtanker (N9995Z and N3144G), a third was partially converted, and two remained unused and unconverted. The latter three remained in storage at Chico, CA for many years.
Falsely painted as N9995Z, the Guardian at the Pima museum is in fact N9994Z, which was one of the unconverted aircraft. Aero Union donated it to the Pima Air Museum in 1991, restoring it to static display condition the previous year. Although this aircraft had never been an airtanker and had never seen service with Aero Union, they painted it in their full markings to resemble Aero Union's airtanker N9995Z / 21-E.

50 TFW flightline at TAM78. Photographer unknown

Photographer unknown - March 1991, transferred to the Turkey Air Force (Türk Hava Kuvvetleri) as 7-532.

DND photo.

Photo by Steve Kraus.

This Fitter-K was delivered to Hradec Králové in Czechoslovakia in 1987 where it was assigned to 20th sbolp at Náměště nad Oslavou. Upon the dissolution of Czechoslovakia it was ferried to Malacky AB and it flew on with the Slovaks until retirement in 2002. It was transported to Nitra for preservation in July 2009.

Photographer unknown

Actually ex N9994Z.

Ex N8164G. Became VH-ZMW

Ex VH-AVN, G-AKJM, USAAF 42-13578, RAF EV806, 42-13578 (UC-61).