On display aboard USS Intrepid, which embarked Avengers during World War II. Below the aircraft is a Mark 13 aerial torpedo.

On display aboard USS Intrepid. This Kfir was used by VMFT-401 'Snipers' from 1987 to 1989 to provide dissimilar air combat training. VMFT-401 is the only adversary squadron in the United States Marine Corps, flying the F-5N Tiger II since 1989.

One of 88 built, this "Willy Fudd" previously wore the code AF0101 of RVAW-110, the West Coast E-1B training squadron. Displayed on the deck of USS Intrepid, its tail code "AU" signifies this E-1B formed part of Antisubmarine Carrier Air Group CVSG-56. It wears the colors of VAW-121 "Griffins", created out of VAW-12 on 1 April 1967 to service East Coast E-1B requirements. VAW-121 was embarked on USS Intrepid in 1971 and was the last fleet E-1B squadron.

Delivered to British Airways as G-BTPC in 1989. To Canarias Regional Air as EC-GYF in 1998. To Bae Systems as G-BTPC then to Air Europa Express as EC-HGB in 1999. Back to G-BTPC in 2002 and stored at Zaragoza and later Bucharest-Baneasa. Converted to a freighter in 2006 and to West Air Sweden as SE-MAI in 2007. To Atlantic Airways as G-BTPC in 2010 then back to West Air Sweden as SE-MAI in 2015.

Delivered as a C.1 in 1967. Converted to an E.3A nav-aid checker in 1976. To the RAF Museum at Cosford in 1994.

This aircraft was scrapped at the end of 2018