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    109th Airlift Wing volunteers restore iconic LC-130 gate guard, preserving the wing’s history. [Image 1 of 4]

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    A large military transport aircraft marked 'NEW YORK AIR GUARD' is undergoing maintenance or restoration work outdoors. A worker is standing on a mobile scaffolding platform near the wing and engine nacelle area, appearing to clean or paint the aircraft's surface. The aircraft features a light gray-green paint scheme with red accent stripes and a multi-blade propeller engine.

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    05.27.2026

    Photo by Jaclyn Lyons 

    109th Airlift Wing

    A team of volunteer Airmen assigned to the 109th Airlift Wing, Scotia, New York, work together to repaint the static display that sits at the entrance of the base. The LC-130D model originally flew with the Alaskan Air Command before flying with the 109th from 1975-1985. It was brought back to the base as a static display in 1994.

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    Date Taken: 05.27.2026
    Date Posted: 07.15.2026 14:21
    Photo ID: 9812204
    VIRIN: 260715-Z-PH379-1001
    Resolution: 2048x1536
    Size: 928.84 KB
    Location: US
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    A large military transport aircraft marked 'NEW YORK AIR GUARD' is undergoing maintenance or restoration work outdoors. A worker is standing on a mobile scaffolding platform near the wing and engine nacelle area, appearing to clean or paint the aircraft's surface. The aircraft features a light gray-green paint scheme with red accent stripes and a multi-blade propeller engine.
    A large military transport aircraft, identifiable as a C-130 Hercules with tail number 70490, is displayed on a grass field, likely at an outdoor museum or memorial site. The aircraft features a distinctive red and olive drab color scheme with US Air Force markings. A group of people are gathered near the rear of the aircraft, appearing to conduct maintenance, restoration, or inspection work.
    A U.S. Air Force C-130 Hercules transport aircraft is displayed as a static outdoor exhibit on a grassy field. The aircraft features a distinctive orange nose and tail markings, consistent with Arctic or Antarctic operations livery. Military base buildings and trees are visible in the background, suggesting this is a gate guardian or museum display at an Air National Guard or Air Force installation.
    A group of personnel in military-style uniforms are working on restoring or repainting a static display aircraft, identifiable as a C-130 Hercules with 'AIR FORCE' markings. The aircraft features a distinctive red and black nose section with a gray fuselage, and is positioned on a grass area that appears to be part of a military base or museum grounds. Workers are applying paint or cleaning agents to various sections of the aircraft's fuselage.

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