US Massive C-17s Taking Off One by One During Giant Elephant Walk

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[@bobbybearbowling]

I’m a retired Air Force Loadmaster from JB Charleston. I was on the ground during this operation. Nice to see familiar faces from the past. The C17 was definitely a unique and versatile cargo aircraft.

[@british_772]

C-17 is a beautiful large military transport aircraft~♥

[@UnyahPe1601]

When they're in the air, we can call them "Giant Flying Elephants." Right? 🤔

[@subvertedworld]

You can't be an Apache pilot if you didn't watch every episode of Airwolf in the 80's.

[@user-ci4ts4hk9r]

Implies the C-17 replaced piston powered transports. The C-141 replaced piston powered in the 1960s, the C-17 replaced the C-141. Is AI writing this BS?

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[@joerubio3391]

Drink the Felon-Aid?

[@FranciscoEsparza-pn6io]

Awe 😮 yeah that's amazing ❤❤

[@davidharris2519]

you say that the helicopter fits into C-130s but show a C-17 being loaded