Built in 1950, previously WH711. Two Canberras were purchased from the UK for electronic reconnaissance. Delivered to Flygvapnet on February 1, 1960. After being sold in 1973, both aircraft first went to the museum in Linköping, and the aircraft in the photo was then purchased for the Svedinos museum.

During recent restoration the original rounded nose cone has been replaced by a pointed one, as used by the RAF with the Canberra T.11 to train Gloster Javelin radar operators.

Sweden did buy two second hand Canberras for trials. This one is preserved in the excellent Malmen museum

Two modified Canberra B.2s were delivered to Sweden's F8 wing at Stockholm - Barkaby in 1960. This one was mainly a research platform but the other, like the Varsity on the right, was used for electronic intelligence work. Both Canberras also undertook missions to test the alertness of the Swedish air defences, popping up after extremely low flying over the Baltic.