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Keeping the C-130s Flying: Center Wing Box Replacements
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Kingbird & Pave Hawk(click to view full) The USA’s C-130E medium transport aircraft first entered service in 1962, so it’s no surprise that some are rather the worse for wear. What did surprise people was how many of them were about to fly their wings off – and not just as a figure of speech. […]
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