Built in Canada by Noorduyn Aircraft Company for the USAAF as 42-12517, later to RAF as FH130. To Dutch Air Force as B-165. Since September 1972 in use as instructional airframe by the Anthony Fokker School in Den Haag. Carries fictitious registration PH-AFS on the top of the right wing.

Former Netherlands air force B-165 was used for ground instruction purposes by the Anthony Fokker School. The fictitious registration applied on top of the wing refers to this school of aeronautics. picture by T.Saft

Former R Neth AF Harvard B-165 was used as an instructional airframe at first by the Anthony Fokker School in the Hague, and later by its successor the NLC in Hoofddorp. For some reason the Harvard was painted as a US Navy machine with code '50' The trainer was moved to Gilze Rijen AB on 20 March 2013. There, the Koninklijke Luchtmacht Historische Vlucht plans to return it to airworthy condition sometime in the future