Static display at airshow.

This S-2 was originally built as an S2F-1 (S-2A). In 1968 it was converted in to a US-2A utility/transport version. It was acquired by the museum in 1983, and has FAA registration N486GT.

This is former US Marines Tracker Bu136421, which still has '6421' visible on the fin and 'Marines' on the wings. It was registered to the California Department of Forestry (CDF) as N434DF on 23 Jan 1974, but obviously it was never taken in service and the registration was never applied to the aircraft. Instead it ended up as a spares aircraft for the CDF at Sequoia Field, where it remained until it was moved to the Castle Air Museum on 14 Nov 2012. On 1 Feb 2000 the same registration N434DF was issued to Tracker c/n 335C.

Utility conversion of the S-2A serving as the base hack of NARU Atlanta and wearing their 7B station code.

This Tracker served with the US Navy with BuNo. 136464 but is now part of the super MAPS Air Museum at CAK.

This tracker arrived at AMARG during March 92 and is stored with the PCN/Inventory No. AXLA0001.

This Tracker actually belongs to the Smithsonian Institute and is displayed at least for the medium term on Celebrity Row. She arrived at AMARG in October 1982 and is stored with the PCN/Inventory No. AXLA0001.

Built as an S2F-1 but converted later to US-2A and used by NAS Moffett Field as a 'hack aircraft'.