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Lockheed C-5 Galaxy —

Submitted 5 years ago

497 of C5 72 at SAVC

Miguel Geldres

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John Winters5 years ago

Greatest "T" tail ever built

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Ken Hardy5 years ago

I spent a lot of hours inspecting X998 and X999 the static test aircraft during C5 production startup

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VAIDES RADU SORIN5 years ago

Great foto !!!

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marylou anderson5 years ago

It always surprises me how squat this thing is--low--close to the ground--puts me in mind of a short fat troll.

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WhiteKnight775 years ago

It awed me as to how much that bird could take in and still use less than 6000' to get off the ground in. I have been within 1250' of the centerline of the runway and heard them neither land nor take off.

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Daniel Stein5 years ago

What a frog of an airplane! Not only catches flies, but flies!

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Lockheed C-5 Galaxy —

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