Registration N426DF was later re-used on Turbo Tracker c/n 293C.

Preserved at Selfridge ANGB from 1979.

Ex USN 152828 built as an S-2F and converted to an S-2G in 1962. Retired to MASDC in April 1975 and transferred by sea to Argentina in October 1995. Allocated serial Argentine Navy serial 0860 and code 2-AS-27 but never entered service and used for spares, hence its MASDC code is still visible below the tailplane, although the serial and final USN unit marks (VS-38/NH-714) have been painted over. Arrived at Luján in May 2024 and is being restored for display by a team of local volunteers.

On display on the flight deck of CV-10 USS Yorktown at Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum. Normally two fixed wing ASW squadrons were embarked on a CVS, with requirements subsequently changing for the CVA and CV. This S-2E belongs to VS-23 "Black Cats" which did three Vietnam deployments aboard USS Yorktown. Along with VS-25 "Golden Eagles" also flying the Tracker, the two fixed wing ASW units with tail code 'NU' flew under CVSG-55 that was operational till 27 Sep 1968. The 70 million candlepower searchlight is visible on the starboard wing. This variant had 16 JEZEBEL sonobuoys / nacelle.

Tanker 67 is looking a little faded since its retirement and donation to the museum, but still nice to see even on a cold winter day

Photographer: Masumi Wada

Well-inside the Chao Yang University of Technology a number of aircraft can be found. Next to the running track of the university, this immaculate S-2T Tracker with serial 2226 can be found.

An impressive look with this sharkmouth and blue-ish paint make this Taiwnese S-3T Tracker stand out at the Hau Te Vocational School of Technology in Jiading, north of Kaohsiung.

On September 30, 1975 taken out of service. Since 1981 part of the aircraft collection of the NMM in Soesterberg.

Quite the looker, this S-2T can be found in a navy park in Tainan, centered around the destroyer Doyang.