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A view of the tail section on a US Air Force (USAF) EC-130E Command Solo aircraft from the 193rd Special Operations Wing (SOW), Pennsylvania Air National Guard (ANG) showing the X-antennae mounted on the vertical fin of the aircraft. The aircraft is parked on the flight line at Middletown, Pennsylvania (PA). This Command Solo aircraft is being decommissioned after having acquired the highest number of flying hours in the fleet and will surpass 28,000 flying hours on its final flight. The 193rd SOW will transition to the new EC-130J Command Solo II aircraft

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A view of the tail section on a US Air Force (USAF) EC-130E Command Solo aircraft from the 193rd Special Operations Wing (SOW), Pennsylvania Air National Guard (ANG) showing the X-antennae mounted on the vertical fin of the aircraft. The aircraft is parked on the flight line at Middletown, Pennsylvania (PA). This Command Solo aircraft is being decommissioned after having acquired the highest number of flying hours in the fleet and will surpass 28,000 flying hours on its final flight. The 193rd SOW will transition to the new EC-130J Command Solo II aircraft

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Base: Middletown

State: Pennsylvania (PA)

Country: United States Of America (USA)

Scene Camera Operator: MSGT David Hawkins, USAF

Release Status: Released to Public
Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files

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02/06/2003
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