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Lockheed C-130 Hercules (79-0478) - A pair of (former) Nevada Air Guard C-130H Hercs (79-0477 and 79-0478) are viewed here on very short final for runways 16R and 16L in this 2013 photo.br /Both of these Hercs are now gone. In 2015, 79-0477 (top) was with the Montana ANG and 79-0478 was written off as destroyed after an accident at Baghdad International Airport on 7 Jul 2015.

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Lockheed C-130 Hercules (79-0478)

提交时间：7 年以前

A pair of (former) Nevada Air Guard C-130H Hercs (79-0477 and 79-0478) are viewed here on very short final for runways 16R and 16L in this 2013 photo.
Both of these Hercs are now gone. In 2015, 79-0477 (top) was with the Montana ANG and 79-0478 was written off as destroyed after an accident at Baghdad International Airport on 7 Jul 2015.

1 of 79-0478 5852 of C130 2096 at KRNO

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Gary SchenauerPhoto Uploader7 年以前

I'm not certain if 79-0477 is still with the Montana AG now.
The only info I have on the burned remains of 79-0478 is that it was supposedly being returned to the States but I don't know for sure if it ever was brought back.

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ALAN GRIFFITHS7 年以前

A MUCH LOVED AIRCRAFT IN AUSSIE

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nycslc17 年以前

Cool!

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Doug Zalud7 年以前

https://aviation-safety.net/database/record.php?id=20150707-1

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Gary SchenauerPhoto Uploader7 年以前

Doug, I appreciate the link. It clarifies the reason 79-0478 was written off (from a semantics viewpoint, "damaged beyond repair' is different from "destroyed" although they both mean its flying days were finished). More than that; tho, the info provided in your link also pinpoints what actually happened at Baghdad. TYVM for posting the link, Doug. (Wave)

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