This ex US Navy P-3B LW was delivered to AMARC in October 1992. The aircraft received inventory code 2P0092 and remained in storage at Davis Monthan up to September 1995. It was selected for Foreign Military Sales to Greece and delivered via Rota (Spain) to 353 MNAS on 20 June 1996. The aircraft was earmarked for modification to P-3HN and was modified by Helenic Aerospace Industries at Tanagra and redelivered in a splendid grey colorscheme to 353 MNAS in 2019. In the background 153441 (with engines) 152747 (no engines) can be seen.

This ex US Navy P-3B LW made its first flight on 3 August 1967. The Maritime Patrol Aircraft was retired to AMARC with inventory code 2P0104 in November 1993 and subsequently selected for Foreign Military Sales to Greece. The Orion departed AMARC in September 1995, was flown over to Raytheon at Greenville (TX) for modifications and assigned to 353 MNAS from May 1996. The LW was placed into storage by late 2009, flown over to Hellenic Aerospace Industries at Tanagra in late 2011 as it was earmarked for modification to P-3HN. That program for 153441 started in 2016, but was not finished in 2021.

This former US Navy P-3B LW (BuNo 152747) made its first flight on 20 July 1966. After a long US Navy career the P-3 was placed in storage at AMARC with inventory code 2P0135 in March 1994. It remained in storage up to September 1995, after which it was selected for Foreign Military Sales to Greece. It departed AMARC in April 1996 for Raytheon where it was modified. The LW was delivered to Greece by mid 1997, and assigned to 353 MNAS at Elefsis. The P-3B LW is seen here stored (and cannibalized at Elefsis. It most probably never flew since. In the background CL-215s 1112 and 2039 can be seen at the dump.