USAAF 44-35913 was delivered on 19 Jul 1945, and struck off charge in Apr 1958, becoming N3522G. It was converted to On Mark Marketeer executive aircraft and re-delivered as such in 1961 to Western Contracting Corp, becoming N303WC. In the 1970s it served as an executive aircraft for Texas Instruments, and on 28 Nov 1978 it was registered to Guy Counselman (Topeka, KS). He restored it to regular Invader configuration and owned it until 1984, when it was acquired by the USAF Museum. It was loaned to the Texas Museum of Military History at Dyess AFB, which in Jun 1991 became the Dyess Linear Air Park.

Originally built as A-26C 44-35913. At the time slide was taken a/c was owned by Western Contracting Corporation of Lincoln, NE. This a/c as of 2021 is on display at Dyess AFB, TX.