Preserved C-130 at McChord Air Museum - Vietnam scheme

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by Jon » 13 Mar 2015, 18:45

Thought these photos were neat. Does anyone know the serial:


Airmen from the 62nd Maintenance Squadron spent more than two months repainting C-130E #62-1789 in the Vietnam-era camouflage scheme. The aircraft was painted for the McChord Air Museum and will be on display in the McChord Air Park in the near future. [Courtesy photo]


Airmen from the 62nd Maintenance Squadron spent more than two months repainting C-130E #62-1789 in the Vietnam-era camouflage scheme. The aircraft was painted for the McChord Air Museum and will be on display in the McChord Air Park in the near future. (Courtesy photo)


Airmen from the 62nd Maintenance Squadron spent more than two months repainting C-130E #62-1789 in the Vietnam-era camouflage scheme. The aircraft was painted for the McChord Air Museum and will be on display in the McChord Air Park in the near future. [Courtesy photo]


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by bobdaley » 14 Mar 2015, 12:19

The real serial is 62-1789 Lock 3736 but I understand they are going to paint on a false serial number to represent an E model that was actually stationed at McChord.
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by Asif » 14 Mar 2015, 13:13

Thanks Bob, I've gone ahead and updated the captions and added a couple of these pictures to the database. :D According to the McChord museum this 'E' will be re-serialed as #63-7788 from 36 TAS.
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