Following on from the P-2 and then 14 P-3B, the RAAF operated 20 P-3Cs, extensively upgraded by L-3 Communications with new mission systems to AP-3C standard. The insignia of 10 Sqdn appears on the right of the tail, with 11 Sqdn on the left. The serial A9-753 is only painted inside the nose-gear doors. HARS have uniquely maintained the aircraft in flying condition having gained civil registration in 2018

Close up of the nose markings on one of HARS' Orions. The top badge is 92 Wing, the RAAF's maritime patrol wing. The lower badges are the wing's component squadrons, from left to right: 10 Squadron, 11 Squadron (the operational squadrons), 292 Squadron (the OCU) and 492 Squadron (the maintenance squadron).

This aircraft carries the 11 Squadron Albatross emblem on the port side of the fin/rudder and the 10 Squadron 'Shark and spear' on the starboard.

A bit tricky to photograph as how she was boxed-in in the hangar but this is the world's only flying warbird P-3C Orion.

Ex VH-NYI and VH-ILI