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    Kentucky Air Guard enters new era with arrival of C-130J Super Hercules aircraft [Image 2 of 18]

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    A close-up photograph of an embroidered military patch sewn onto an olive drab/multicam military uniform sleeve. The patch belongs to the Kentucky Air National Guard, specifically the 123rd Airlift Wing, and commemorates the C-130J Super Hercules aircraft. The patch features detailed embroidery including an aircraft, tail section markings, state outline, and unit motto.

    LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, UNITED STATES

    11.06.2021

    Photo by Dale Greer 

    123rd Airlift Wing

    A distinctive patch commemorates the arrival of two new C-130J Super Hercules aircraft at the Kentucky Air National Guard Base in Louisville, Ky., Nov. 6, 2021, ushering in a new era of aviation for the 123rd Airlift Wing. The state-of-the-art transports are among eight the wing will receive over the next 11 months to replace eight aging C-130 H-model aircraft, which entered service in 1992 and have seen duty all over the world. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Dale Greer)

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    Date Taken: 11.06.2021
    Date Posted: 11.07.2021 18:19
    Photo ID: 6927839
    VIRIN: 211106-Z-VT419-0003
    Resolution: 2400x3000
    Size: 6.02 MB
    Location: LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, US
    Web Views: 82
    Downloads: 19

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    A group of civilians and military personnel are gathered on an airfield tarmac in front of a U.S. Air Force C-130 Hercules transport aircraft. A man in a long black coat and sunglasses walks prominently in the foreground, accompanied by other civilians and uniformed service members. The setting appears to be an official visit or military event at a National Guard or Air Force base.
    A close-up photograph of an embroidered military patch sewn onto an olive drab/multicam military uniform sleeve. The patch belongs to the Kentucky Air National Guard, specifically the 123rd Airlift Wing, and commemorates the C-130J Super Hercules aircraft. The patch features detailed embroidery including an aircraft, tail section markings, state outline, and unit motto.
    A formal military ceremony is taking place inside a large hangar or drill hall, with a speaker standing at a podium on a raised stage draped in navy blue. Multiple flags are displayed on the stage, including the United States flag, a state flag, and several military branch/unit flags. An audience of uniformed military personnel and civilians, many wearing face masks, are seated in rows facing the stage.
    A civilian in a dark suit is speaking at a podium during a formal military ceremony held inside what appears to be an aircraft hangar or large military facility. An audience of uniformed military personnel wearing face masks is seated in the background, suggesting this event took place during the COVID-19 pandemic. Multiple ceremonial flags, including what appears to be a U.S. Air Force flag, a general officer flag, and a Kentucky state flag, are displayed on the stage.
    The image shows the tail section of a U.S. military transport aircraft, specifically marked with the name 'KENTUCKY' on a blue stripe and the serial number '85921'. An American flag decal is visible near the top of the vertical stabilizer, along with a military unit insignia patch on the fuselage. The aircraft appears to be a C-130 Hercules assigned to the Kentucky Air National Guard.
    Four military personnel are seated in a row, all wearing face masks, suggesting this was taken during the COVID-19 pandemic period. They are dressed in different military uniforms including OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) and flight suits, indicating a mixed-branch or multi-role gathering. The individuals appear to be attentively observing something off-camera, likely a briefing or ceremony.
    A U.S. Air Force officer identified by his name tag as Bruce Bancroft is speaking at a wooden podium equipped with multiple microphones. He is wearing an olive green flight suit with unit patches and a name tag, standing before two blue U.S. Air Force flags in what appears to be a hangar or official military facility. The setting suggests a formal press briefing or official military ceremony.
    A U.S. Army Major General named Lamberton is speaking at a wooden podium with a microphone. He is wearing an OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform with two-star rank insignia and a unit patch on his left sleeve. The setting appears to be an official military ceremony or briefing.
    A man in a dark blazer and light blue dress shirt is speaking at a wooden podium with multiple microphones. He is gesturing with his right hand while addressing an audience. Several flags are visible in the background, including a red flag with a white star emblem and a blue flag.
    An elderly man with white hair and glasses stands at a wooden podium with two microphones, speaking at a formal event. He is dressed in a dark blazer over a burgundy argyle sweater vest. Two blue ceremonial flags flank him on either side, one of which is partially readable as an 'Air National Guard' flag.
    A young man in a navy blue suit is delivering a speech at a wooden podium equipped with two microphones. The setting appears to be a large industrial or institutional facility, such as a hangar or warehouse, with white walls and high ceilings. At least one other person is visible in the background wearing a face mask.
    A United States Air Force (USAF) military transport aircraft, identifiable as a C-130 Hercules or variant, is photographed from below against a clear blue sky. The aircraft is in level flight with all four turboprop engines running, as evidenced by the motion-blurred propellers. The 'USAF' marking is clearly visible on the right wing.
    A United States Air Force (USAF) military transport aircraft is photographed from below against a clear blue sky. The aircraft is a four-engine turboprop, consistent with a C-130 Hercules or similar variant, viewed from its underside as it flies overhead. All four propellers are visibly spinning, indicating active flight.
    A U.S. Air Force C-130J Super Hercules military transport aircraft is taxiing on a flight line or tarmac. The aircraft bears the tail number 85921 and a 'Kentucky' unit designation with a blue stripe, indicating it belongs to the Kentucky Air National Guard. A single airman in camouflage uniform is standing on the tarmac, likely serving as a ground guide.
    Two military turboprop transport aircraft, consistent with C-130 Hercules variants, are taxiing or positioned on an airfield tarmac. The aircraft appear in gray military livery with all four propeller engines running, visible from heat distortion effects. A large industrial or hangar building is visible in the background, with tree-covered hills beyond.
    Two U.S. Air Force C-130 Hercules military transport aircraft are receiving a traditional water cannon salute on an airfield tarmac. Two red fire trucks, numbered 65 and R-54, are positioned on either side of the aircraft, spraying arching streams of water over them. This ceremonial event likely marks a retirement, final flight, or significant milestone for the aircraft or crew.
    A U.S. Air Force C-130 Hercules military transport aircraft is taxiing on an airfield tarmac with all four turboprop engines running, producing visible exhaust haze. A ground crew member in military uniform is marshaling the aircraft using hand signals. An airport fire/rescue truck labeled 'R-64' is positioned nearby in a standby capacity.
    A military C-130 Hercules turboprop transport aircraft is taxiing on a runway while a ground crew member in camouflage uniform directs it using hand signals. All four propellers are spinning, visible through motion blur. A flag is mounted on top of the fuselage near the cockpit, and the aircraft bears military gray livery.

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