C-130 Hercules US Air ForceC 130 Hercules airplane model. The mission of the C 130 Hercules is to provide global, day, night and adverse weather capability to airdrop and airland personnel and equipment in support of U. S. and allied special operations forces. These aircraft are equipped with in flight refueling equipment, terrain following, terrain avoidance radar, an inertial and global positioning satellite navigation system, and a high speed aerial delivery system. Mahogany

they created numerous problems and caught fire so often that -- like an aircraft of World War I -- the big Heinkel was dubbed "the Flaming Coffin"

but the USAAF had always resisted what it perceived as an encroachment into its jealously guarded land-based bomber program

Designed during World War II

[and] allows the C-5M to cruise

helicopter used in search and rescue operations from 1963 until 2004

the A-3 Skywarrior will be sure to captivate and draw admiration from all

and finally Gulfstream American

Rockwell was already developing the 690

and ordnance carriage capabilities comparable to the A-6 which have been retired

The aircraft's middle compartment can be readily equipped with passenger seats

NY in October 1941

at least two unidentified P-38Fs were modified in the field by the Fifth Air Force as single-seat night fighters by fitting an SCR540 radar with yagi antennae on the nose on both sides of the central nacelle