British Couple Reacts to America’s MASSIVE Military Airplane that is Named After a P*rn Star



British Couple Reacts to America’s MASSIVE Military Airplane that is Named After a P*rn Star

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24 thoughts on “British Couple Reacts to America’s MASSIVE Military Airplane that is Named After a P*rn Star”

  1. Noooo.. not a disaster in any way. It's awesome. The narrator of the Video sounds like he has a russian accent / No one really calls this aircraft "Fred" . To be fair, parts of the video were interesting, and accurate, and I enjoyed it.. thanks

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  2. The C5 Galaxy is still used, though the C-17 has taken the main role in cargo handling, as typical transport needs are less than optimal for the capacity of the C5 (roughly double that of the C17) The C5 is now primarily for large and/or heavy lift requirements. The C17 is for typical, general purpose cargo transportation. (The C17, visually, looks like a "short-bus" version of the C5.)

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  3. I did an experimental jump from that plane. The experiment was to see if it was worth jumping an entire Ranger regiment from one aircraft. It wasn't it took too many passes over the drop zone. However we did drop all combat troops of 2nd Ranger Battalion from one in one night. being the most troops dropped from a single aircraft.

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  4. U.S. military cargo planes (in general) have always amazed me. When I was undergoing "night firing" training down at Fort Dix (in New Jersey) back in 1987, huge C-141 Starlifters (retired in 2006) would be coming in for landings at McGuire Air Force Base right across the roadway. These huge jets would come in dead silent just above the treetops. I was amazed that a jet that huge, and that close above our heads, never made a sound while landing.😮 I always remembered that.👍

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  5. Never heard it called "Fred" or "LL". Frankly most crews wouldn't know who LL was. However, it was true if you wanted to break somewhere, go in a C-5…The C-5M is the current model and yes it is still in the inventory.

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  6. Travis is the Air Force Base that aircraft is stationed out of, one close by to me! It’s the Air Mobility Wing, basically the part of the Air Force meant to keep supplies and troops and such moving and able to reach anywhere needed. It included tanker aircraft for in flight refueling as well as cargo aircraft.

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  7. I worked on the C-5 in the 1980's. I went to the Aleutian Islands to work on the team that recovered a C-5 that had an unfortunate landing accident. If you go thru the round door that is the back of the troop compartment you can climb the ladder that is inside the tail. There is a door up top that you can go thru and go up top. You are way way up in the air at that point, so not for the weak of heart. It is a truly massive aircraft.

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  8. 3:00 There were over 100 C5 a- or C5 b made, most of which are still flying and are indeed gigantic. I live near an air base, and it is definitely a sight to behold when one is in the air.

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  9. I got to ride on a C5 a couple times and I had to sit in one of the crew seats that face forward because sitting backwards made me motion sick. Other than that Its a great plane!!!!!!

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