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Falcon Leap VLB Eindhoven 16-09-2024

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VLB Eindhoven 16-09-2024:

Vandaag met de oostenwind middagje bij de 03 gestaan.

Lekker veel activiteit 🙂…

Dacht mooi headon op de taxibaan maar helaas is het gras niet met de grond gelijk gemaakt waardoor de wielen niet te zien zijn op R7.

Landing was uitdagend met de zon midden op de baan maar wel iets leuks van geworden geslaagde dag 🙂credits Rick van Engelen mooie serie bedankt!!

VLB Eindhoven 10-9-2024 oefening Falcon Leap bij avond !

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Falcon Leap vandaag 10-9-2024 Vanavond na mijn werk ff 10 min wezen spotten op VLB Eindhoven . Waar 2 RNLAF C-130’s samen aan het doorstarten waren in dikke regenbuien en bij donker moeilijk om mooie plaatjes te maken in 10m minuten CREDITS JERRY IMMERS bedankt foto’s van Herculessen starten en landen in het donker zien we niet vaak!

25 Years of C-130J Operations at RAAF Base Richmond

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25 Years of C-130J Operations at RAAF Base Richmond ✈️ This year marks a significant milestone for No 37 Squadron, with the first of the current fleet of 12 C-130J Hercules delivered to RAAF Base Richmond on 7 September 1999.

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Static shots of Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) C-130J Hercules aircraft parked on the RAAF Base Richmond flightline, 28 October 1999. The aircraft in the photo are A97-447, A97-449 and A97-464. *** Local Caption *** This year marks a significant 25-year milestone for No 37 Squadron, with the first of the current fleet of 12 C-130J Hercules delivered to Royal Australian Air Force Base Richmond on 7 September 1999. Ultimately replacing the existing C-130E model, the C-130J provided increased capability
Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) C-130J Hercules A97-464, 7 September 1999, over the Hawkesbury area, NSW. The first of the 12 C-130J aircraft delivered to RAAF Base Richmond. *** Local Caption *** This year marks a significant 25-year milestone for No 37 Squadron, with the first of the current fleet of 12 C-130J Hercules delivered to Royal Australian Air Force Base Richmond on 7 September 1999. Ultimately replacing the existing C-130E model, the C-130J provided increased capability to travel faster, f
Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) C-130J Hercules A97-464, 7 September 1999, over the Hawkesbury area, NSW. The first of the 12 C-130J aircraft delivered to RAAF Base Richmond. *** Local Caption *** This year marks a significant 25-year milestone for No 37 Squadron, with the first of the current fleet of 12 C-130J Hercules delivered to Royal Australian Air Force Base Richmond on 7 September 1999. Ultimately replacing the existing C-130E model, the C-130J provided increased capability to travel faster, f
Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) C-130J Hercules A97-464, 7 September 1999, over the Hawkesbury area, NSW. The first of the 12 C-130J aircraft delivered to RAAF Base Richmond. *** Local Caption *** This year marks a significant 25-year milestone for No 37 Squadron, with the first of the current fleet of 12 C-130J Hercules delivered to Royal Australian Air Force Base Richmond on 7 September 1999. Ultimately replacing the existing C-130E model, the C-130J provided increased capability to travel faster, f

Egypt will acquire two C-130J-30 tactical airlifters.

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Egypt: The Newest C-130J-30 Operator

The worldwide Super Hercules fleet is growing with the news that Egypt will acquire two C-130J-30 tactical airlifters. This announcement was shared by the Egyptian Armed Forces on Sept. 5 at the Egypt International Air Show in El Alamein.

September 05, 2024

 

The Details

Lockheed Martin will deliver two C-130J-30 s the Egyptian Air Force through a Foreign Military Sale with the U.S. Air Force. Egypt is the 23rd nation to join the worldwide Super Hercules operating community.

As the most advanced and proven tactical airlifter in the world, the C-130J-30 delivers enhanced capability, additional versatility and increased power to EAF crews.

 

A Strong History

Egypt operates one of the world’s largest C-130H fleets, which has a significant presence in the Middle East North Africa (MENA) region, supporting military, peacekeeping, humanitarian and natural disaster response mission requirements. Egypt joins seven MENA operators that have chosen the C-130J as a preferred medium-sized tactical airlifter and tanker.

 

National Asset, Regional Reach, Global Power

“Egypt is a distinguished C-130 operator, flying its Hercules fleet to support some of the most challenging mission requirements,” said Rod McLean, vice president and general manager of Lockheed Martin’s Air Mobility & Maritime Missions line of business. “With these new C-130J-30s, the Egyptian Air Force’s tactical airlift presence will deliver unmatched capabilities and aligned force amplification to serve Egypt, North Africa and the world.”

Lockheed Martin teammates welcomed an Egyptian Air Force C-130H crew to the Super Hercules fleet during the Egypt International Airshow.

Lockheed Martin teammates (far right) welcomed an Egyptian Air Force C-130H crew to the Super Hercules fleet during the Egypt International Airshow, where it was announced that Egypt will acquire two C-130J-30s.

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