So my VW club had a gathering this past weekend at the Air Force museum for some car and plane photos. As we were just hanging out for a while, a worker from the museum came to check out all the cars. He was a cool guy and we somehow got talking about the AC-130 that they have. Many of the guys there with their cars were currently in the Air Force, and work on C-130's... so the worker quizzed them. He asked if anyone knew the significance of that particular AC-130. Nobody knew. He went on to tell us that this was THE first production C-130 period... and the first to be converted as an AC-130! A great bit of history that I drive by every day!
Then the worker asked if we wanted to go inside it! Absolutely we all said! This is rare, that they open it up. I've been to the museum many times, and have never seen it open. So, here are a few pictures of what I saw.
The outside
Cockpit. A bit bright due to sunlight coming through the sunshade
Small room inside the cargo bay where the weapons officers did their work. Hard to tell because of the glare, but the blue plaque says, "The First Lady" and the tail number 53-3129
Gotta have some guns in there!
And a little bonus
https://www.simviation.com/phpupload/upl ... 583324.jpgA great write-up on this aircraft
http://www.spectre-association.org/First_Lady_129.htmMy specs... A hard drive, motherboard, graphics card, some memory, a keyboard, mouse, and monitor - in other words, nothing special.
My Posky
Best concert/airshow ever!
