The S-2F carried search radar in a retractable radome in the belly, a retractable MAD boom in the tail and 32 air-droppable sonobuoys in the rear ends of the engine nacelles.

A very smart-looking Tracker, withdrawn from use in 1994.

Unfortunately with a camera-shy front end, this Tracker was supplied to Thailand from MASDC stocks, having arrived at DM from RAW-75 ('6N') as long ago as 1967. Later re-serialled by the Royal Thai Navy as 1105

The JMSDF received 50 S2F-1 from US stocks in 1957, operating the last until 1984. It was known as 'Aotaka' (Blue Hawk) in Japanese service

Outstanding exhibit at the Turkish AF Museum, where recent improvements include the laying of an artificial grass-like surface. One of about 30 ex-USN Trackers delivered to Turkey and serving till 1994