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This is an Official list of Aircraft assigned to the 6594th Test Group:

C-130/HH-53/H-3/H-21 Delivery/Transfer Dates

MDS SN FM Lost TO

C-130B 57-00526 May 60 AFLC Jul 86 Hill AFB

C-l30B 57-00527 Unk Unk Jul 86 AFR

C-130B 57-00528 Unk Unk Jul 86 ANG

C-l30B 57-00529 May 59 PON Oct 84 AFLC

C-130B 58-00713 Unk Unk Jul 86 AFR

C-l30B 58-00716 Jul 83 TAC Mar 85 Hill AFB

C-130B 58-00717 Unk Unk Jul 86 AFR

C-130B 58-00750 Unk Unk Jul 86 AFR

C-1303 61-00962 Unk Unk Jul 86 ANG

HC-130H 64-14854 Unk Unk Jun 86 MAC

HC-130H 64-14857 Sep 65 AFLC Jul 86 Hill AFB

HC-130H 64-14858 Unk Unk Jun 86 MAC

HC-l30P 65-00992 Unk 74 MAC Jun 86 MAC

HC-l30P 66-00223 Unk 74 MAC Jun 86 MAC

HC-130P 66-02225 Unk 74 MAC Jun 86 MAC

Back in the day, 1975-76 in the 16th TATS, we did approach to stalls in training but not full on stalls. That was plenty for this FE.

Now SEFFEGeorge, you know we did some pretty interesting things in the Herk, including the Catching of Falling Stars. However you are spot on, the dead weight would have been a bit to much.

I\'ll second that! What would it take to get the old girl into a museum and not the scrap heap. I was lucky enough to be 2nd wiper at Kadena and CC at Yakota. The only C-130 to be presented with the Purple Heart. It\'s a crying shame.

Awsome! Thank you for all of your hard work.

Frank

The 1st AGCS (photo mapping), RC-130A\'s moved to Keesler from Forbes around August of 73 and became part of the 53rd WRS (Weather Recon. Squadron).

You will like this site:

http://www.kc130.com/

Frank

For all those that had the pleasure of seening the FOUR HORSEMAN in the A\'s (wasn\'t that lucky nor that old). Just imagine what they could have done with the J\'s.

Hope someone remembers to get the Purple Heart Citation plate from above the Engineers Station. Oh, and If there is a Picture of this plate, would sure like a copy for my records as I was an assistant Crew Chief on 7865 from 75 to 77 at both Kadena and Yakota.

Frank Adams