This aircraft is preserved in front of the old civil terminal of Natal air base, which now is the home of Centro Cultural Trampolim da Vitória. The markings are barely visible.

This former US Army Huey (ex 68-15622) was registered to the US Department of State on 20 September 2006 as N395SD (not visibly carried), and still current as such by 2023. The Department's aircraft can be used for many types of missions, which vary by location. These may include (armed) drug eradication, interdiction, reconnaissance, surveillance, command and control, medical evacuation, transportation of personnel or cargo. It is here returning from a poppy eradiction mission.