On top of a wooden deck in a quiet part of Sihu (nowadays Xihu) town, in the company of three jets and some missiles. Operational with the 439th Troop Carrier and ASW Combined Wing at Pingtung-South, also known as the 6th TC&ASCW, until being present at the type's withdrawal ceremony on 19 December 1997. The badge on the nose depicts the angry bird of the 103rd Troop Carrier Sqn, part of the 10th Flying Brigade that represented the airlift part of the wing.

Historic flight. Image from African Slide Service.

Under a sky coloured by sunset and city glow, floodlights highlight the right-hand tail fin with both serials and the camel badge of the 10th Flying Brigade. Its 103rd Troop Carrier Squadron was the last ROCAF unit to operate the C-119.

On top of a wooden deck in a quiet part of Sihu (nowadays Xihu) town, in the company of three jets and some missiles. Operational with the 439th Troop Carrier and ASW Combined Wing at Pingtung-South, also known as the 6th TC&ASCW, until being present at the type's withdrawal ceremony on 19 December 1997. The badge on the nose depicts the angry bird of the 103rd Troop Carrier Sqn, part of the 10th Flying Brigade that represented the airlift part of the wing.