69-0021

Aircraft:
Lockheed C-5A Galaxy
Reg: 69-0021 photos
Serial #:
500-52
Airline: United States - US Air Force (USAF)
Photo Date: Jan 04, 2007
Uploaded: Dec 09, 2007
Newburgh Stewart Int'l Airport - KSWF, USA - New York

Notes:

What a great surprise to see this beast landing just in front of me at Stewart, where the 105th New York Air National Guard is stationed. Notice that the nose wheel is just an instant from touching down; look at all those tires! Thanks Tony, Mike and Ben for your help!

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by Edward Pascuzzi
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Jan 04, 2007

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Notes

What a great surprise to see this beast landing just in front of me at Stewart, where the 105th New York Air National Guard is stationed. Notice that the nose wheel is just an instant from touching down; look at all those tires! Thanks Tony, Mike and Ben for your help!