ETAR 07-04-2020

[Adraf]

ETAR 07.04.2020 0830-1315

C-17A 93-0600 164th AW - dep 0945
C-17A 04-4128 305th AMW - dep 1050
C-17A 06-6158 60th AMW - arr 0840/dep 1040

C-21A 84-0087 76th AS - dep 1000

C-37A 01-0029 76th AS - dep 1245

C-130J-30 07-8609/RS/W7/spl 86th AW - dep 0945
C-130J-30 08-8602/RS "86 OG" 86th AW - dep 0920
C-130J-30 15-5822/RS 86th AW - dep 1030

E-2C 165812/601 VAW-123 - dep 1300

[Chrissly69]

E-2 is a rare and nice visitor....

[Adraf]

Addionally read on the ramp besides some AMC stuff were:

EC-130H 73-1583/DM 41st ECS
KC-130T 163591 VR-55

[Le Addeur noir]

Addionally read on the ramp besides some AMC stuff were:

EC-130H 73-1583/DM 41st ECS
KC-130T 163591 VR-55

The USN Herc. is almost certainly not a KC-130T, now. The USMC have been divesting themselves of the T model Hercules for about the last six years. The USN (AFAIK) do not operate any tankers.

[bram447]

The 163591 is a C-130T ,

I believe that the USMC Reserve is still operating the KC-130T with VMGR-452 "Yankees" based at Stewart in New York.
They will also receive the KC-130J and will complete transition in the next years to come.

[Le Addeur noir]

The 163591 is a C-130T ,

I believe that the USMC Reserve is still operating the KC-130T with VMGR-452 "Yankees" based at Stewart in New York.
They will also receive the KC-130J and will complete transition in the next years to come.

Correct, the Yankees have yet to start to receive their KC-130Js, so it will be a few years before the last T modeliss out of USMC service.