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Blue skies and a flyover

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  • navc130

    Looks like a C-130. I think I see external fuel tanks between the engines. Good memories. It's been thirty years since my last flight.

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  • chiefr

    LRAFB C-130J

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  • Butchdog2

    Noisy here today, power company using a helisaw to trim power line right of way.

    Windy and steep terrain, man flying that thing must have balls of steel.😲

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  • susie

    @Butchdog2 that must have been a cool thing to see. I agree with you, clang.

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  • e8gm90
    chiefr: 30496063053595/comments/30496063136795

    LRAFB C-130J

    My sister is the Registrar for the LRAFB C-130 school. If they've flown a 130 in the past 15 years, they went thru her schoolhouse.

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  • dpmule

    But there’s no chem trails.



    Mule

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  • Butchdog2

    Yep, working almost in my front yard.

    Some where in the neighborhood of 1200.00 per hour. Might be more this year.

    Cheaper and safer than a crew of men.

    They are doing a great job, No power loss in the last 2 or 3 years due to wind or storm damage.

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  • austin20

    My son was a crew chief on a C130

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  • Ditch-Runner

    we live about 40 miles +/- from Wright Patterson AFB

    its interesting to see what may fly over some days depending on training ? deployment and I will guess just air time for the crews and keeping the plane checked out we have been by the base when there doing take off landing exercises touch down then right back up however some days we only hear them due to clouds or they just too high . on rare occasions a group of helicopters will pass over flying low

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  • Nanuq907

    I prefer the C-130s to these.


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