In service since 1968. Withdrawn after an undercarriage collapse at Mar Del Plata in in February 2018, the aircraft is now with the Escuela de Educación Secundaria Técnica Nº7 "Taller Regional Quilmes" (Technical Secondary School #7 "Regional Workshop Quilmes"). Now painted in a low-viz grey, it has been restored to taxiable condition by students at the school.

Argentina acquired 35 former Israeli AF single seat IAI Neshers in 1978 and they were named as the Dagger A in Argentine service. 23 of these were upgraded to 'Finger' status from 1980. The type was withdrawn in November 2015 and C-423 has been displayed as 'C-434' at the 'Cenatafio' Malvinas Memorial in Pilar, Buenos Aires Province since 2018.

Former Israeli Mirage delivered to Argentina in 1983. Withdrawn in June 1991 and displayed with a distinctive 'Dagger' nose cone as a gate guard at Tandil from 2002. Later wore a camouflage scheme and the false serial C-401 before being relocated to the Plaza VI Brigada Aerea in the town of Tandil.

The Mirage 111EA entered Argentine service in 1973 and the last were retired in 2015. Since 2018 Grupo 6 has operated the indigenous IA-63 Pampa.

Special scheme to commemorate 25 years of Mirage service in the Argentinan Air Force.

Serial is presented on the nose-wheel door.

Serial is presented on the nose wheel door.