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USAF C-130H #79-0475 from 186 AS is seen taxiing down the taxiway at Bezmer AB in Bulgaria during Saber Guardian 2017 on July 17, 2017. [USAF photo by Spc. Taylor Hoganson]
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USAF C-130H #82-0055 from 164 AS prepares for takeoff on the flightline on July 20, 2017, at the 179th AW in Mansfield, Ohio. [USAF photo by A1C Christi Richter]
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USAF C-130H3 #93-7311 from 192 AS receives retardant at the Fresno Air Attack Base flightline to fire lines in the Sierra. This "after" photo is of the first ever 152nd AW retardant drop with one of its own aircraft on July 22, 2017. [Photo by TSgt. Emerson Marcus]
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USAF C-130H3 #93-7311 from 192 AS receives retardant at the Fresno Air Attack Base in Fresno, California after a drop on the Detwiler Fire on July 22, 2017. The 152nd Airlift Wing, Nevada Air National Guard, became the newest Department of Defense military unit to use the U.S. Forest Service's MAFFS last year. After getting certified with other aircrew in 2016. [photo by TSgt. Emerson Marcus]
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C-130H Hercules aircraft deployed from the 130th AW of Charleston, West Virginia and the 133rd AW of St. Paul, Minnesota sit on the flightline prior to departing on a combat mission at an undisclosed location in Southwest Asia on July 14, 2017. [USAF photo by TSgt. Jonathan Hehnly]
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Major Erika Wonn and SMSgt Darrin Duncan preposition a C-130H3 #94-6706 from 158 AS for the beginning of the opening ceremonies for exercise Noble Partner 2017 at Tbilisi, International Airport on July 29, 2017. [Photo by TSgt Shaleata Christian]
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SSgt. Kayla Ludivig, crew chief with the 109th AMXS, marshalls LC-130H #73-3300 Skibird before it takes off for Raven Camp, Greenland, on July 27, 2017. The 109th AW is currently in its fifth rotation of the Greenland season which started in April and will run through September. [ANG photo by SMSgt. William Gizara]
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Scientists who had been living near the Arctic Circle in Greenland for about six weeks board a 109th Airlift Wing LC-130H #83-0490 Skibird from the NYANG headed for redeployment to Kangerlussuaq, Greenland on July 29, 2017. [ANG photo by MSgt. Catharine Schmidt]
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USAF LC-130H #83-0490 "Skibird" from the NYANG's 109th AW based out of Stratton ANGB, takes off from a forward airfield known as Raven Camp near Kangerlussuaq, Greenland July 28, 2017. Raven Camp is used to train aircrews on LC-130 operations on skiways. [ANG photo by SMSgt. Willie Gizara]
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USAF LC-130H #83-0492 'Skibird' from 139 AS sits on the ice runway near McMurdo Station, Antarctica on Nov. 9, 2015. [ANG photo by Capt. David S. Price]
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USAF LC-130H #83-0492 'Skibird' from 139 AS shows artwork for 'Drift Buster' on november 9, 2015. [ANG photo by Capt. David S. Price]
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USAF LC-130H #92-1096 "Skibird" from 139 ASfrom the NYANG's 109th AW sits on the newly prepared ski-way at Little Cornwallis Island, Nunavut, Canada, on April 13, 2016, in support of Canada's annual Operation Nunalivut. [ANG photo by A1C Jamie Spaulding]
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Eight C-130H Hercules aircraft assigned to the NCANG taxi onto the runway of the Charlotte Douglas IAP, after performing a training mission doing airdrops and proficiency flying on August 5, 2017. The C-130s were part of an eight-ship fleet bound for a tactical training mission involving airdrops over Stanly County airport and a flyover above uptown Charlotte. [ANG photo by SSgt. Laura J. Montgomery]
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USAF C-130 Hercules aircraft from the 156th AS taxi off the runway after a MAX flight mission at the NCANG Base, Charlotte Douglas IIAP on Aug. 5, 2017. MAX flight is a term used to describe a mission where the entire operational fleet of C-130 Hercules aircraft and pallets assigned to the 145th AW are utilized in a single event. This MAX flight is special in that it culminates the C-130 Hercules aircraft over 30 year assignment to NCANG Base as the 145th AW transitions to the C-17 Globemaster II. [ANG photo]
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USAF members of the 156th AS fly eight C-130 Hercules aircraft in formation during a MAX flight mission at the NCANG Base, Charlotte Douglas IAP on August 5, 2017. [ANG photo]
