Preserved at NAS Atlanta, GA from 1997 then at JRB New Orleans, LA from 2009.

To the US Customs Service as N15941 in 1987. Cancelled from the register in 1991. Also used by the US Coast Guard as 3507. Stored with Grumman at St.Augustine, FL from 1994 to 1995. Probably broken up for parts.

VAW-123 was deployed to Hato in October 2002, with a number of Hawkeyes, still wearing titles from USS Enterprise. With the nickname Screwtops, one can see why the top of the radome is painted the way it is.

Assigned USS Saratoga.

'Screwtops' E-2C flying as "DECK 75" at this Red Flag period at Nellis

Of VAW-123 'Screwtops'. Crew members are nicknamed 'Seabiscuit' and 'Spelchek'.

Touch down of a E-2C Hawkeye at the USS Enterprise (CVN-65) while deployed in the Persian Gulf.

On its way to the catapult on board the USS Enterprise (CVN-65) in the Persian Gulf. The Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron (VAW) 123 Screwtops Hawkeye is equipped with the eight-bladed propeller system named NP2000 that replaced the old four-bladed design. The modern propeller reduced vibrations in the aircraft and is more easy to maintain as a result of the ability to remove prop blades individually instead of having to remove the entire prop and hub assembly.