Parked / stored in the museum's restoration area, with all Marines markings painted out. This CH-46 was registered to the National United States Armed Forces Museum (Houston, TX) as N7682F on 12 Sep 2022, but this registration was not applied.

The CH-46F is Bu Aer 157682 but oddly was registered to the National United States Armed Forces Museum in Texas in September 2022. To the left in this storage area view is E-1B 148922 and to the right F-4S 155539, the second 'Black Bunny' Phantom to serve with the USN's VX-4 test squadron, repositioned from AMARC storage and being prepared for the Castle Air Museum where it was moved later in 2023

Resting at Ottawa, one of three green CH-46F "Frogs" of the presidential armada that visited Canada's capital for the North American Summit in 2007.

Although still painted as 157682, this former HMX-1 CH-46E was registered to the National United States Armed Forces Museum as N7682F on 12th September 2022.

HMX-1 Marine Squadron One (POTUS/VIP transport) CH-46 waiting for the President of the United States.