Tuesday, June 9, 2020

U.S. Air Force C-130H Overruns Runway And Smacks Into Wall At Camp Taji, Iraq


Air Force Times: Four injured as C-130H overruns runway at Iraq base

Four service members were injured Monday when a C-130H Hercules overran the runway while landing at Camp Taji, Iraq, and crashed into a wall, sparking a fire.

The service members’ injuries were not life-threatening, and they are being treated at the base’s medical facility, according to a release by Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve.

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WNU Editor: Airports are not safe in Iraq .... Rocket hits Baghdad airport in another attack on US forces (Al Jazeera).

More News On Last Night's U.S. Air Force C-130H Crash In Iraq

Air Force C-130H Smacks Into Wall, Bursts Into Flames After Overshooting Runway In Iraq -- Warzone/The Drive
4 Injured When C-130 Overruns Runway in Iraq -- Air Force Magazine
US Air Force C-130 crash lands in Iraq -- American Military News
Video: US-Led Coalition Plane Overshoots Landing, Crashes Into Barrier at Iraq's Taji Airbase -- Sputnik

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

I have heard that the landing approach is very different in a war zone than for regular airline flights to help avid anti-aircraft fire and manpads.

Just the threat of a manpad damaged an aircraft in this case.

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