These planes flew with the Czechoslovak AF after WWII in liason (K-68) or training (C-8) roles. This plane was formerly SP-AHB and obtained by the Letecké Muzeum Kbely in 1972. Over the next two years it was restored by the museum to resemble Czechoslovak AF '10' (cn 12234) and is now on display in the main hangar.

According to Joe Baugher: Delivered to USAAF at Lock Haven, PA; transferred to Army Ground Forces; 23rd Mobile Reclamation and Repair Squadron; Headquarters, Artillery Air Section, Ninth US Army, Munchen-Gladbach [Y-56], Germany 21Mar45; 50th Mobile Reclamation and Repair Squadron 23Mar45; ferried to Gütersloh, Germany 15Apr45; 29th Infantry Division Artillery 17Apr45; returned to USAAF; 9th Air Force, Europe; purchased 1946 by the Polish Ministry of Communications; registered as SP-AHB; donated by the Aeroclub of the Polish Republic to the Prague Aviation Museum on 14 December 1972.