Built in 1970 and at this date was with 419 (Moose) Sqn based at CFB Cold Lake. In use as an instructional airframe at CFB Borden in 1995 and displayed in the museum there by 2012. The Portage Air show was held to commemorate the 40th anniversary of D-Day. Guests of honor were Wing Commander Johnnie Johnson and Generalleutnant Adolf Galland.

Built by Macdonald Brothers at Winnipeg in 1944. Registered CF-HOT in 1955 as an aerial survey aircraft and served multiple operators. On 8 May 1957 it transited through Prestwick (EGPK) en route to Australia on a survey contract, returning to Canada in 1959. Part of the Canadian Warplane Heritage collection since 1980.

Retired to AMARC and returned to service three times and back in service until at least 2013. Converted to A-10C in 2005. Emblem on tail is for 23rd Tactical Fighter Wing and emblem on fuselage is for 74th Tactical Fighter Squadron. Tail code represents England AFB, Louisiana.