sorry but a kc-135 is not a 707....thanks for playing...
The KC-135 is derived from the original Boeing jet transport "proof of concept" demonstrator, the Boeing 367-80 (commonly called the "Dash-80"). As such, it has a narrower fuselage and is shorter than the Boeing 707 jetliner. Boeing gave the tanker the designation of Model 717.[1] The 367-80 was the basic design for the commercial Boeing 707 passenger aircraft as well as the KC-135A Stratotanker.
do they all look the same? If not that looks like my dads plane
LargeBeansPC 7 months ago
both the C-135 and 707 airframes came from the 367-80, the prototype for both aircraft.
rikku478 1 year ago
KC 135 is design from Boeing 707 with modern equipment. check out Bo
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ronaldo2milan 1 year ago
what is the role of this plane?
Captus15 2 years ago
To refuel tactical aircraft in the air.
fernanties 2 years ago
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stoopidhaters 6 months ago
i love this aircraft i remember riding one from travis AFB to Yokota AFB in Japan. quite an experience. :D
5diddo 2 years ago
god i hate thoas planes they fly over my house every day i mean could the runway be at a different angle
huey187 2 years ago
I'm pretty sure the airport and runway were there long before the houses. Yell at the builders. Better yet, don't buy a house that's by an airport.
Dopey390th 2 years ago
do some history work....
mootsriderOSU 2 years ago
sorry but a kc-135 is not a 707....thanks for playing...
The KC-135 is derived from the original Boeing jet transport "proof of concept" demonstrator, the Boeing 367-80 (commonly called the "Dash-80"). As such, it has a narrower fuselage and is shorter than the Boeing 707 jetliner. Boeing gave the tanker the designation of Model 717.[1] The 367-80 was the basic design for the commercial Boeing 707 passenger aircraft as well as the KC-135A Stratotanker.
mootsriderOSU 2 years ago
well, whatever it is close enough to being a Boeing 707
bassplaya1549 2 years ago
the kc135 is not a 707...
mootsriderOSU 2 years ago
It's based off the 707 model, same with the E-3, E-6, and E-8
bassplaya1549 2 years ago
not so much!
mootsriderOSU 2 years ago
that is my dad base lol he is in the 121st they have a lik a million of those kc 135s and some c 130s
Blak3carp47 3 years ago
yes this is a 707. The Air Force rename it to 717.
Kingflyer47 3 years ago
no sorry its not 707
mootsriderOSU 2 years ago
i like the way it looks with those bigger engines
secret1service 3 years ago
is it actually a 707?
simpsonstewie 3 years ago
no its not a 707
mootsriderOSU 2 years ago
I guess you know more than me. Look it up!
Kingflyer47 2 years ago
look what up?
mootsriderOSU 2 years ago
One more thing, I have ten years working on this aircraft. I do not need history. I have flown this aircraft also.
Kingflyer47 2 years ago
ok gotcha. no more history lessons....
mootsriderOSU 2 years ago
no its not
mootsriderOSU 2 years ago
It looks so unusual with the newer bigger engines.
The takeoff itself seemed really quiet and effortless.
inukjuak89 3 years ago
Those engines have been on the 'A' model tankers since the late 80's. They are now KC-135 'R' models.
cali22boi 3 years ago