The tank is a small one paint in blue coming from a former CM-170 Patrouille de France. Some were used by CEAM still in PAF livery after the transfer to Alpha-Jet.

Became later 9Q-CKO with Air Kasai.

This UB was seen during its take-off from homebase Holzdorf belonged to the inventory of JG1 and became eventually 2352 within the Luftwaffe

Queen's Day in the Dutch Caribbean, 1964. The carrier Karel Doorman was in port for maintenance and its S-2A Trackers from VSQ 4 were flying from Hato for a couple of weeks. 169, 166, and 146 are seen here. The fourth aircraft, 189, belongs to Curaçao-based VSQ 1 and is a Canadian-built CS-2A, lacking the characeristic ECM dome above the cockpit. Photo by: Hans Mol / Jaap de Moo r collection

The original 169 dumped at Baldonnel. A civil Chipmunk, G-ARGG, has more recently been painted to represent this aircraft as it was when delivered in the 1950s.