Was in service from 1954 to 1970 then transported for display at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford (EGSU) from 1972 to 2012. In 2018 it was with the Aircraft Restoration Group at Fishburn, County Durham.

The Attacker had been retired in 1956 and used here as a gate guardian and for air shows. It was acquired for the Fleet Air Arm Museum in 1961 and is now the sole surviving example.

Entered service in 1954. On 3 February 1960 it was destroyed when it rolled on take-off and crashed on the runway due to hydraulic control failure at RNAS Lossiemouth (EGQS).

Entered service in 1957 then sent for storage at Belfast in 1962 and scrapped there in1964.

Built in 1952 as Dove 6 G-AMXT then went to the Royal Navy from 1954 until 1982, after which it was restored. Cancelled in February 1998, having previously been scrapped.

Entered service in 1955. The motif at about mid-point on the fuselage could indicate it was assigned to HMS Gannet at this time. Later transferred to the School of Aircraft Handling at Culdrose (EGDR) as A2549, then to Predannack Fire School in 1971.