Delivered to the Belgian Army as OL-A29 in 1962. Reserialled as A29 in 1974. Withdrawn from use in 1991. Preserved at the Militaire Luchtvaart Museum - MLM in Dutch markings as H-4 from 1998. Moved to the Nationaal Militair Museum - NMM at Soesterberg in 2014 and placed in storage.

Now preserved in the Soesterberg military museum as 'H-4'.

This is not the original SE3130 H-4 but rather Belgian army A29 to represent the Alouette II's that were dedicated to rescueing downed pilots from the North Sea and the Waddenzee. The original H-4 went to France, was rebuilt to a Lama and is apparently out of use.

The Dutch air force used eight wheeled Alouette IIs for SAR duties in the early 1960s. This airframe actually belonged to the Belgian army as A29. The real H-4 was sent to Dutch New Guinea (now Indonesian Papua) with a Hunter squadron in 1961.