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I heard the "REACH" call-sign used yesterday, and I was wondering the same thing. Sure enough, 4 C-17's arrived, unloading G.W's support vehicles for a campaign stop today.
 
Big Duke Six said:
Thanks UM - I didn't know that.

Tony - Cool. Prolly just Guard/Res units flying them now. And there can't be too many of them left, I wouldn't think.

FN - You crack me up dude.
I'm trying to be a "kinder, gentler" poster, but sometimes I can't pass up a perfect opportunity to be a smart ass. Hope none of the real REACH guys are ticked...chalk it up to that old inter-service rivally thing...cherrio and all that jazz!
 
AcroChik said:
Yes. I was recently in Christchurch New Zealand, where the USANG uses them to support operations at McMurdo Station, Antarctica. They have skis on 'em. I think this alters the AC designation to LC141.
No skis required at the main McMurdo runway - it's actually a really nice strip. About 10,000 by 300 and well grooved. During the main delivery season, the ice is over 10 feet thick, and below that........water - gulp! :eek:
 

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