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    Connecticut Guard upgrades C-130H fleet [Image 1 of 12]

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    A military aviator in an olive drab flight suit sits in the cockpit of a large military transport aircraft, appearing to be conducting pre-flight checks or adjusting controls. The cockpit features an extensive array of analog and digital instruments, switches, and overhead panels typical of a large cargo aircraft such as a C-130 Hercules. The aircraft is positioned on a tarmac with a runway and tree line visible through the windscreen.

    EAST GRANBY, CONNECTICUT, UNITED STATES

    06.02.2021

    Photo by Master Sgt. Tamara Dabney 

    103rd Airlift Wing, Bradley Air National Guard Base

    Air Force Col. Stephen R. Gwinn, 103rd Airlift Wing Commander, discusses differences between the C-130H1 and C-130H3 aircraft, June 2, 2021 at Bradley Air National Guard Base, Connecticut. The Connecticut Air National Guard received H3 model C-130s as part of a plan to upgrade the unit's fleet of aircraft. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Tamara R. Dabney)

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    Date Taken: 06.02.2021
    Date Posted: 06.24.2021 15:55
    Photo ID: 6707495
    VIRIN: 210602-Z-OC517-014
    Resolution: 7360x4912
    Size: 3.08 MB
    Location: EAST GRANBY, CONNECTICUT, US
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    A military aviator in an olive drab flight suit sits in the cockpit of a large military transport aircraft, appearing to be conducting pre-flight checks or adjusting controls. The cockpit features an extensive array of analog and digital instruments, switches, and overhead panels typical of a large cargo aircraft such as a C-130 Hercules. The aircraft is positioned on a tarmac with a runway and tree line visible through the windscreen.
    This image shows the interior cockpit of a large military transport aircraft, likely a C-130 Hercules, viewed from behind the pilot seats looking forward through the windscreen. The cockpit features an extensive array of analog and some digital instruments, throttle quadrants, and dual flight controls. Military personnel are visible on the tarmac outside through the cockpit windows.
    The image shows the interior cockpit of a large military transport aircraft, likely a C-130 Hercules or similar multi-engine turboprop. The cockpit features dual pilot stations with analog and some digital instrumentation, a central throttle quadrant, and numerous control panels. The aircraft appears to be parked on a tarmac, with ground personnel visible through the windscreen.
    The image shows a military aircraft interior control panel, likely from a cargo or transport aircraft such as a C-130 Hercules. The panel contains various switches, knobs, and labeled controls for cargo area lighting, ramp door, PA system, and communications systems. The panel is mounted on a structural frame with olive drab canvas visible in the background.
    The image shows the interior of a military aircraft featuring a West Virginia University Mountaineers logo (the flying WV and Mountaineer mascot figure) painted on an olive drab panel. A red warning label reads 'WARNING - HIGH VOLTAGE / DO NOT OPEN COVER WHILE POWER IS ON / EXCEPT FOR IN-FLIGHT EMERGENCIES.' The panel also displays the partial number '7322' in blue digits, suggesting a unit or aircraft identifier.
    Connecticut Guard upgrades C-130H fleet
    A U.S. Air Force C-130 Hercules transport aircraft with tail number 7322 is parked on a flight line apron at a military airbase. Ground personnel in military uniforms are conducting pre-flight or maintenance activities around the aircraft. The setting appears to be a warm, partly cloudy day with base infrastructure and trees visible in the background.
    A U.S. Air National Guard C-130 Hercules transport aircraft (tail number 67322) is parked on a tarmac. A flight crew member in an olive green flight suit walks away from the aircraft carrying equipment, while additional personnel are visible near the rear cargo ramp. The setting appears to be a military airfield with hangars visible in the background.
    The image shows the interior cockpit of a large military transport aircraft, likely a C-130 Hercules or similar aircraft, viewed from behind the two pilot seats. The cockpit features an extensive analog instrument panel with numerous gauges, dials, switches, and controls typical of a mid-to-late 20th century military aircraft. The aircraft appears to be parked on a tarmac, visible through the large forward-facing windshield panels.
    The image shows the interior cockpit of a large military aircraft, featuring an extensive array of analog gauges, dials, switches, and instruments across a dark instrument panel. The cockpit appears to be from a Cold War-era bomber or transport aircraft, likely a B-52 Stratofortress or similar vintage military aircraft, based on the density and style of instrumentation. The aircraft appears to be on the ground, as tarmac is visible through the cockpit windows.
    A military turboprop transport aircraft, consistent with a C-130 Hercules, is taxiing on an airport taxiway or runway facing the camera head-on. All four propellers are spinning, visible as motion-blurred discs, indicating the engines are running at operational power. The setting appears to be a military or joint-use airfield with standard taxiway markings and orange/blue marker cones.
    The image is a four-panel comparison of cockpit interiors from two C-130 Hercules variants: the C-130H1 (left panels) and the C-130H3 (right panels). Each variant is shown from two perspectives — a forward-facing overview and a closer instrument panel view. The comparison highlights differences in avionics, instrumentation layout, and cockpit modernization between the two sub-variants.

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