Out of ten MB339AAs operated by the Argentinian navy, this is the only example left in Argentina. Others can be found on the Falklands Islands, and in the USA and Great Britain.

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Note the hand-painted fuselage marking "FI0367/1" - perhaps related to its transportation from the Falkland Islands to the UK as a war prize.

Captured at Stanley at the end of the Falklands War. It has been stripped for souvenirs. Also in shot is the wing of 0761 (probably). All these bits were cleared away a few years later and dumped in a pit at the end of the runway.

Captured in Stanley after the Falklands War and subsequently shipped to the UK. It is actually a composite airframe, with the front fuselage from 0761.

This MB-339 is actually a composite of two aircraft with the front section originating from '0761'. The frame was shipped to the UK after the Falklands War and went, firstly, on display at the FAAM at Yeovilton but has now migrated, alas, minus the wings to the South Yokrshire Aircraft Museum/Aeroventure.