Delivered to the USAAF as 41-35071. Sold as NL5546N in 1946. Reregistered as N5546N in 1949, XB-LOX in 1961 then N5546N in 1965. To the Confederate Air Force in 1967. Nose gear had collapsed on landing five days before this photo was taken. It was repaired but was destroyed in a fatal crash near Odessa, TX in 1995.

Fate of this aircraft is unknown. Photo appears to show it during Operation Dragoon, the Allied invasion of Southern France, or in the lead-up to that action. Photo from: National Archives at College Park, Maryland

Shot down by anti-aircraft fire west of Valognes, France on June 10, 1944. Photo from: National Archives at College Park, Maryland

Photo by Algy Spurr. Martin Marauder bombing the Ponte Metauro railway bridge near Fano, Italy. This is Marauder Mk II 'M' (inverted W) FB460, US serial 41-35498 (here over-painted). Operated by 12 Sqn, 3 SAAF Wing, Italy in spring 1944-late 1944. SOC 31 May 1945. It also flew many missions over the Balkans in 1944; Bosanski Novi 28.5, Mliništa 30.5, Prekaja 30.5, Banja Luka 31.5. Not to be confused with Marauder Mk.III HD602 also coded 'M', that flew over the Balkans (Dobova 20.3.1945).

Seen here before her first flight after restoration. I don't believe that she had a very long flying career.

Executive conversion of B-26C Marauder ex USAAF 41-35071. Had flown in Mexico as XB-LOX which is still visible in the upper band on fin. Restored but crashed at Odessa Texas 28.09.95.