Damaged during the SAS raid in the war, it was shortly afterwards taken to Stanley to be used as the "Gate Guard". It was eventually going to end up in a museum in Stanley.

In use as the gate guardian at RAF Stanley. Originally it was blown up by the SAS on Pebble Island during the war (note holes in centre fuselage). It belonged to Grupo 3 de Ataque. It is believed that the aircraft was destined for the museum in Stanley.