Support aircraft for the American delegation during the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2004.

In August 2018 the Scout had a mishap when a wheel came of on landing. Both the damages wheel and prop can be seen. Fortunately the damage was not too bad. Here the airframe is seen in the maintenance shed at Old Warden undergoing restoration.

Carries the livery of the Royal Naval Air Service which predates the formation of the Royal Air Force

This plane has a couple of original parts according to the friendly owner, and an interesting story. When the Union Jack on British military aircraft was allegedly mistaken for German crosses, the French roundel was adopted. The colours were soon inverted, but this took longer in the navy and the Scout served in these markings in the Dardanelles in 1916. Amazingly an unsynchronized machine gun was fitted, despite the danger of blowing off one's own propeller!