Transport Aircraft

• Feb 6, 2009

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Blaydon

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Here is a nice big transport the kind of thing that moves around all the things a fighter or bomer needs to get off the ground.

 

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• Feb 7, 2009

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We airlifted out Blackhawks in a C-5 one time. We flew our birds up to Rammstein and loaded 2 of them into a C-5. Then we the crews got on board as well, including our maintenance support and flew out.

I also have flown several times in C-141's, C-17s and C-130s.

 

• Feb 7, 2009

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These are a few of change outs of helicopters from Iraq

 

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• Feb 7, 2009

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This was a hard strike by a tug which pushed this C130 over its chocks and rolling.

 

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• Feb 7, 2009

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Ooops... someone got an arse chewing.

 

• Feb 7, 2009

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what was even more funny was there was an email sent out to everyone on base that no photos were to be taken or distributed. Red rag to a bull that.

Needless to say that was ignored by everyone even the Americans.

What I like is the people in the second picture looking at the chocks as if it was their fault!

 

• Feb 8, 2009

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Blaydon said:

These are a few of change outs of helicopters from Iraq

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99% of all helicopters leaving Iraq do not get loaded out on a C-5. They are flown to Kuwait and then prepared for shipping at the docks and then put on a boat.

That is how we brought our Hawks home as well.

 

• Feb 8, 2009

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These transited through Al Udied Airbase Qatar 2005 not shown were the Apaches which were round the other side of the HAS.