C-141 Retirement (LAST FLIGHT)

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Uploaded by on Jan 26, 2008

The final flight of C-141 # 66-0177
(Hanoi Taxi) at Wright-Patterson AFB on
May 6th, 2006

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  • Retirements SUCKS! Let them FLY FOREVER. Classics never died. Thanks Skunk!

  • Those airplanes are CLASSIC transport workhorses. It's not going to be the same without them.

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  • It was a great plane to fly in.I got to see Mt Fuji out of the window flying from Taiwan to Japan.A lot of noise in it but I'd do it again.

  • @yacope Same here.....I was in the 41st MAS from July 85 till I went to McChord in 97. Flight engineer the whole time.

  • beautiful plane.. seen it taking off from Frankfurt .. probably one of the last take-offs from there.. shortly after they closed the airbase :-(

  • Unbelievable aircraft to an old fighter jockey. Class of 45-A United States Army Air Force. Lt.Col. Robert V. Beaudreau USAF retired Res.

  • I had been looking at C-141 all the time from small time in Yokota AB.

    It is a very favorite air force plane.

    I am sad if you think that it does not come to yokota any longer.

    Thank you.

    japanese nickname ' nagaimo'

  • I dropped by the museum a couple weeks ago and 177 is sitting outside, filthy dirty looking rather neglected. Sad, but true.

  • nice vid. Thanks. God Bless

  • My first flight ever was on a C-141 from Travis AFB to Aussie. Took us a week to get there. Got to see the Pacific. Great memories. Something I will always be proud of as a brat. Bringing a tear to my eye as we speak. :)

  • @acearms The problem with the 141 was that it couldn't haul tanks. The C-17 can.

  • I've always wondered why the C-141 couldn't once again be produced with new engines and electrons. A fantastic and beautful airplane, it would be a bird that couldn't be beat.

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