C-130J Super Hercules Finally Flew in 'Air Marathon' to Guam

The mission, Hazard Leap, was announced by the US Air Force on April 23. It saw a single C-130J Super Hercules depart Dyess Air Force Base in Texas for a 26-hour and 33-minute journey to Andersen Air Force Base in Guam. This event marks a key milestone for the US Air Force, showcasing the aircraft’s ability to operate continuously for extended durations without the need for multiple stops.
The flight, undertaken by a crew from the 40th Airlift Squadron, commenced on April 18 with two complete crews comprising three pilots and two loadmasters each. Departing from Dyess Air Force Base, the aircraft charted its course across the Pacific Ocean to reach Guam, a crucial strategic outpost for the US military in the western Pacific region.
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