Former Germany Marinesflieger 6120 now preserved in Dutch Naval Aviation colours at Soesterberg.

Ex 6120 of the German Navy.

Seen here one year before all Flamants retirement from French Air Force . This one was originally a MD 312 variant but became a MD 315R due to avionics an structure upgrades;

This is not aircraft 250, but the former 6120 of the German Navy. It was delivered to the Soesterberg museum in 2007 and repainted in Dutch colours. Note that the Dutch Atlantics never had the wingtip pods.

In poor state but in airworthy conditions at this time.

A day after it was redelivered to the Afghan National Army - Air Corps this early 1980s built An-26B was still standing on its spot that was created for a small ceremony. It returned to Russia for an overhaul somewhere in 2005 and was redelivered to the 382 Regiment on 06 January 2006. Eventually, only four years after this redelivery, it was already phased out on 24 December 2010. The current whereabouts are not known.

The Irish Air Corps leased this CASA 235 for a period pending delivery of their own maritime surveillance aircraft.

Seen with the engine doors open. The V on the fin indicates that this aircraft was based at Valkenburg.

Preserved under a shelter at the National Military Museum, this Atlantic actually served with the German Navy as 6120. The Dutch Navy crashed three Atlantics out of nine and claims that the type was difficult to maintain.