U.S. Army paratroopers line up to board a C-130 through its rear gate at Pope Air Force Base, N.C., earlier this month. The C-130's cargo bay can hold 92 combat troops or 64 paratroopers. (A stretch version, the C-130J-30, is 15 feet longer and can hold 128 combat troops or 92 paratroopers.) The cargo bay can also accommodate certain helicopters and six-wheeled armored vehicles.
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- C-130 = Super Spooky?
- IIRC, before the end of the Vietnam fiasco the C-130 gunships were flying although they weren't nearly as potent or as accurate as what flies today. This would have been in the '68 period. The old AC-... (Read the rest)
- Posted by: bodger@... Posted on: 01/07/08 You are currently: Logged In | Log out
 Puff the Magic Dragon mgkdrgn | 01/02/08 |
 "Puff" was NOT a C-130 Dr_Zinj | 01/02/08 |
 They're loud... Dr. John | 01/02/08 |
| "Puff" was a "gooney bird" silvertip@... | 01/05/08 |
| C-130 Hercules gregory-wheeler@... | 01/02/08 |
| C-130 = Super Spooky? bodger@... | 01/07/08 |
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