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More ›Royal Jordanian Air Force Lockheed C-130H Hercules 357, constructor's number 382-4603, banks away from the photoship carrying tail art marking the airdrop over Gaza and the 25th anniversary of King Abdullah II, photographed air-to-air and in flight at the Royal International Air Tattoo 2024, RAF Fairford, England.
Author: Piemags / Aviation PhotoCrew
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Photo keywords: 2024, 357, 382-4603, aerial photography, air power, air-to-air, airshow, aviation, C-130 Hercules airshow flypast, C-130H Hercules, four-engine, four-engine turboprop transport in flight, Gaza airdrop tail art, Hercules 357 air-to-air, Jordan, Jordanian Hercules special livery, King Abdullah II 25th anniversary markings, Lockheed, Lockheed C-130H banking in flight, military aviation, military transport aircraft over England, RAF Fairford, RIAT 2024 air-to-air photography, Royal International Air Tattoo, Royal Jordanian Air Force, Royal Jordanian Air Force Hercules air-to-air, tactical transport, tail art, transport aircraft, turboprop
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