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Impressive.

A flight crew having a fun day!

A great C130 landing.

I was in the Aerial Port Squadron at the 433rd in Texas and I rode on C-130's on assault landings many times. It was a cool ride and enjoyed every minuet of it, safest plane I ever rode on.

That doesn’t look like Jacksonville to me

I LOVE C-130's, ESPECIALLY the older H models with the GOOD OLD 4 bladed paddleprops!!! They sound HELLA LOUD when at cruise altitude, vibrating my WHOLE house sometimes!!!!

The highways are here for transport war time issues and are federal property thisvis an oldvissue perfectlly legal

Our dad fought/flew in WWII, Korea and Vietnam. In the 1960s, before he went to Vietnam, he flew the C-130 Hercules often. As an Air Force Colonel, he could do things others might not. There were more than a few times where he was coming home, and he seemed to fly the Hercules a little lower, not too low mind you, but he would fly lower and throttle the engines loudly. My six brothers and sisters and I would all run out into the front yard, wave and cheer. Dad was coming home! Almost like clockwork, two hours later, he would drive into our driveway. Even though he was shot down in Vietnam, the good guys reached him first, and he returned to us. Retired from the Air Force, and ran his own business. He always said that the real heroes are the ones who did not come back. He had a drawer full of medals, and all he would say is that he was lucky.

Gotdamn lookin gewwd

The USA Military Channel has posted a more detailed video about this

Good airports are hard to find

Commonly called a tactical landing by warriors. The 130' is a STOL aircraft capable of landing on improved and unimproved surfaces.

Where is the video of takeoff?

they could almost land on that building, saw them land on psc temp steel panels in unbelievable short distances, there was only one that had crashed past the end of the steel, not sure if it was in asua valley or anybody else see that strip, we were up on the big hill west? of there in the 155 Arty's, never knew the name of the hill, up above us we were told was part of the ho Chee min ? trail, we blasted the well out of it most every night and some days, was awesome watching the dusters at night when they could free fire on it, made fourth of July seem tame, if any brother remembers seeing the strip down in the valley (a resupplying point) drop us a line, I've tried to remember the hill/firebase name since 1970, yeah im old

EZ PZ landing compared to the KC-130 that landed (and took back off again) several times on USS Forestall. LOTS of space!

Look up Eisenhower Highway Act

Just a friendly FYI, some of you may want to do a little research into the Defense Highway Act of 1941, the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1944 and the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956. Also, look into the (often misrepresented) 1-in-5 mile rule.

Must be a new way to spread military age illegals country wide.

Smooooooth!

"Bubba, hold my beer. Watch this."

I flew C-130's for the Air Force during the Iraq war in 2003. In Iraq we would find a less populated place away from towns and spiral down from around 10 thousand feet. The whole time building up airspeed and energy. Then proceed full speed towards the airfield at tree top level. Once close to the airfield we would pop up, start milking the flaps down to slow down, then throw the gear down and land. It was better than a roller coaster. We did this over and over again every single day and sometime multiple landings a day.

WHY???

Stop throwing "civil war" talk around loosely! All molitary are sworn to uphpld the constitution, and obey ALL LAWFUL ORDERS of those officers above them. If it ever comes to it, they'll have to decide which oath comes first: the Constitution, or a power hungry Generalismo El Presidente holding onto his/her Resolute Desk in th White House? My bet is on the Constitutionalists. Too many of their loyal brethren buried at Arlington to just chuck it all over in favor of a blonde bomber. I hope!.

You are 💯right !!! The communist government training for attacks on civilians

Umm...guys, the airport is 5 miles that way. 👉

The Air Force has been landing aircraft on highways for quite a long time, often A-10s.

I see the same tinfoil hat people that freak out every spring when the guard and reserve go to do their yearly annual training are freaking out over this….. at least they’re consistent*

I see the same tinfoil hat people that freak out every spring when the guard and reserve go to do their yearly annual training are freaking out over this at least they’re consistent

And that’s how the government is using military aircraft to bring in more illegals into the country!

I rode on many of these aircraft in the Army.. these combat landings are a trip, you must have faith in the military pilots 😎🇺🇸

1:18 "Hey, is that a Buc-ees down there? Bring 'er down, Charlie!"

The foil hat crowd has shown up in force.

They practice in the CONUS because that's where the equipment & crews are. There are Highways everywhere in the world, including Europe. I can see this as training in case USAF gets called on for hot deliveries into/around Ukraine should that situation escalate further. Depending on where they stage from and flight time, hot refueling (even reloading ammo in the case of a Spooky) can be done right on the highway from trucks (that also stay mobile).

The flaw in their thinking is that the one place that will be the most clogged with people and cars and trucks in the event of war would be the highways 😢

Getting ready for November

Thats an assault landing Fun to watch, even more fun to be onboard!! USAF C-130E crew chief Little Rock AFB 98-01

They did this in Michigan a few years ago.

That's a combat entry.

Amazing how many naive Normies here saying it's "just training". Oh yes, it's training alright, but not for the stated reasons. Since when is a combat landing required to deliver supplies after an earthquake? This approach is to avoid enemy gunfire. Unrest is coming to the US and our military IS going to be ussed against us. WAKE UP, Normies.

A stellar commemoration of the Bill Clinton days when Mena C130's were allegedly spotted on the dirt runways of Colombia.

One of the planes that landed was an AC-130 Gunship. The one landing with the lights on. Living 10 minutes away this site, I am still very curious as to why a “gunship” would land on a State Highway… 🤔

Not even a full tactical landing. The C-130 can land on 3000 feet and stop. Any C-130 crew can do that.

Hey Bubba where's the McDonald's at ? And 5-0 said you can't park here .😊😊😊

No big deal this plane can land on the dirt....

that wasn't just a landing; it's come to be called a "Sarajevo approach." a combat approach designed to avoid ground fire. frightening to see in CONUS- evil times ahead.

Two things I noticed. First it looks just like an eagle flying especially from the distance. Second is that thing can turn on a dime which is really impressive for a plane that size

I live only about 10 miles from where this took place. Highway 63 at Bono, Arkansas. It was announced in the local media there would be a detour for the highway 63 traffic down the old 63 highway that goes through Bono. They are supposed to do it again. The story given to the media was this was a training exercise for landing supplies in case of a New Madrid earthquake if the airports are destroyed....yeah, right. There are two old world war two air strips close by, one at Walnut Ridge and the other at Newport that could have been used. Something just does not add up. This was the talk of the town in Jonesboro this past Sunday morning.

The people of the area were told over a week before the event. Excellent pilots!

Bono, Arkansas highway 63.