The 133 Squadron is the Leerdock (education school) of the Koninklijke Militaire School Luchtmacht Royal Military Air Force School (KMSL) at Woensdrecht. The Lynx is former SH-14B Mk27 WG13-01D, and G-17-20, before it was delivered by Westland to the Marine Luchtvaartdienst (MLD< Netherlands Naval Aviation) on 31 August 1979. It was assigned to 860 squadron. Converted to SH-14D ands eventually withdrawn from use in June 2004. It was transferred as an instructional airframe to 133 squadron in early 2012.

This Lynx was deployed on board of HNLMS Rotterdam to support the NATO AFOR mission in Albania. Equipped with a FLIR, it was noted on the beach near the port city of Durres.

On board helicopter of one of the Dutch naval frigates, visiting HNMLS Tromp in Norwegian waters.

One of the last, if not the last visiting Dutch Lynx-helicopter to Hato, 260 was the oldest one in the inventory and is adorned with Vluchteenheid 2 (VE 2) - Pink Panther Flight logo.

Performing during the Caribbean Fleetdays 2002 over the Anna Bay in Willemstad, Curacao.

Pictured after the types final flight within the Dutch Navy. 273 is seen here with its successor in the background, the NH90. Serial 273 was delivered to the Netherlands on 12 Feb'80 and acts now as an instructional airframe with ROC Leeuwenborgh at Maastricht Aachen Airport. 273 was furnished with a cartoon "That's all Folks" markings", finish flags, mission marks, and names of the final pilots, mechanics, and other officers. The Acta Est Fabula title is "applause, we're done"

Pictured during its final landing at homebase De Kooy. Special marked SH-14D serial 261 gave a display during the reirement ceremony of the type with the Dutch Navy. Serial 261 was delivered to the Netherlands on 16 December 1976 and is preserved in Brussel museum since June 2014. 261, like serials 273 and 283, was furnished with a cartoon "That's all Folks" markings", finish flags, mission marks, and names of the final pilots, mechanics, and other officers. The Acta Est Fabula title is "applause, we're done"

Pictured during the day the type was retired from service within the Royal Netherlands Navy. 283 was delivered to the Dutch Navy on 7 Apr'81 as a SH-14B, later converted to SH-14D and served 860sq until its retirement on 9 Sep'11. The Lynx is preserved at the National Military Museum in Soesterberg since Apr'13. 283 was furnished with a cartoon "That's all Folks" markings", finish flags, mission marks, and names of the final pilots, mechanics, Vessel Security Officers (VSO), Vessel Deck Officers (VDO) and Tactical Coordinators (TACCO). The Acta Est Fabula title is "applause, we're done"

Pictured during its final take-off from homebase De Kooy. After a ceremonial formation flight over the base (with a Dutch NH90, CH-47D, AS532U2, AH-64D, Alouette and a Bell 412SP), the SH-14D type within the Royal Netherlands Navy was retired. Serial 273 was delivered to the Netherlands on 12 Feb'80 and acts now as an instructional airframe with ROC Leeuwenborgh at Maastricht Aachen Airport. 273 was furnished with a cartoon "That's all Folks" markings", finish flags, mission marks, and names of the final pilots, mechanics, and other officers. The Acta Est Fabula title is "applause, we're done"

Ex G-17-23. Withdrawn from Royal Netherlands Navy service in 2011 and used for ground instruction at Gilze Rijen until 2019. Arrived at SWAM on 13 August 2022 for preservation.