Aircraft XV208 — 1966 Lockheed C-130K Hercules W.2 Photo at EGSC

XV208, 1966 Lockheed C-130K Hercules W.2, C/N: 382-4233
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Aircraft XV208, 1966 Lockheed C-130K Hercules W.2, c/n 382-4233, This is the ex-weather research Hercules "snoopy", now in use as the TP400-D6 turbo-prop engine testbed for the A-400M military transport aircraft by Marshalls of Cambridge., at EGSC, photo by chris hall
This is the ex-weather research Hercules "snoopy", now in use as the TP400-D6 turbo-prop engine testbed for the A-400M military transport aircraft by Marshalls of Cambridge.
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Shot Date 2008-10-22
Airport EGSC
Cambridge City Airport, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire United Kingdom
Upload Date 2008-10-25
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Aircraft XV208, Hercules "snoopy", which was used as the TP400-D6 turbo-prop engine testbed for the A-400M military transport aircraft by Marshalls of Cambridge. Now sat idle on the airfield minus all its engines, at EGSC, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGSC
Aircraft XV208, At the Open Day here., at EGDM, photo by Howard J Curtis
Howard J Curtis
@ EGDM
Aircraft XV208, Metrological Research Flight arriving at RIAT., at EGVA, photo by kenvidkid
kenvidkid
@ EGVA
Aircraft XV208, Royal Air Force Hercules W2. Operated by the Met Research Flight., at EGUN, photo by vickersfour
vickersfour
@ EGUN
Aircraft XV208, At the 1976 International Air Tattoo Greenham Common, copied from slide., at EGVI, photo by kenvidkid
kenvidkid
@ EGVI
Aircraft XV208, 1966 Lockheed C-130K Hercules W.2, c/n 382-4233, This is the ex-weather research Hercules "snoopy", now in use as the TP400-D6 turbo-prop engine testbed for the A-400M military transport aircraft by Marshalls of Cambridge., at EGSC, photo by chris hall
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