A busy morning at AMARG--1) Former Marine KC-130T, BuNo 163022, is given a special blessing for a safe journey by Father John Alit. The aircraft is one of two C-130 aircraft transferred to the Philippine Air Force for humanitarian and airlift requirements. 2) Aircraft workers assigned to the 577th Commodities and Reclamation Squadron remove propellers from HC-130H, 1502 for return to the Coast Guard; all while 578th Storage and Disposal Squadron workers preserve a C-130H from Litle Rock, Ark. for storage. - August 17, 2016
Father John Alit visited AMARG to provide a Special Blessing for a safe journey to the second C-130T aircraft transferred to the Philippine Air Force. The aircraft is scheduled for a September delivery. - August 17, 2016
U.S. Coast Guard H-C-130H last assigned to their Air Station in Clearwater, Fla. arrived for storage on August 5, 2016.
Workers assigned to the 577th Commodities and Reclamation Squadron remove the second of four props from HC-130H, 1502, for return to the U.S. Coast Guard. - August 17, 2016
A prop is removed from the No. 2 engine on HC-130H, 1502, last assigned to the U.S. Coast Guard's Air Station at Clearwater, Fla.
A 578th Storage and Disposal Squadron worker applies an opaque coating of the white strippable compound referred to as Spraylat on a former Little Rock C-130.
Arriving in June, C-130H 88-4407 is almost ready for desert storage. 578th Storage and Disposal Squadron workers apply the final layers of preservation.
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