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P3 BuNo 161008

GroundPounder

GroundPounder

Well-Known Member
If any of you ever flew this aircraft, here is where it is now.

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hlg6016

hlg6016

A/C Wings Here
That makes me feel my age. Some of my airframes got repurposed as KC130 J fuselage trainers at least.
 
Griz882

Griz882

Frightening children with the Griz-O-Copter!
pilot
Contributor
Some tape, a bucket of nuts and bolts, and four Lycoming engines and that a baby could be flyable again! What has happened to the American “can do” spirit?
 
Mos

Mos

Well-Known Member
None
Don't think I ever flew that. VPNAVY site lists it as an Update II aircraft delivered by Lockheed in '79. Pictures I've found online are from 2004 with a VP-30 tail, and the antennae seem consistent with early C variants. Unless it got retrofitted to a BMUP variant, it probably would've been removed from service not long after that.

I'm doubtful of the NASA association, as N436NA is the number for the NASA C-130 whereas NASA's Orion is a P-3B, is registered N426NA, has been in service since '91, and was operational as late as this past year.
 
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