Royal Danish Air Force C-130J Super Hercules Lands And Take Off From Beach

Watch a Royal Danish Air Force (RDAF) C-130J Super Hercules as it hits the assault zone on a beach in western Denmark, known as Vejers Strand.
Known as a Maximum Effort Landing, the C-130 can operate in and out of strips that measure 3000 feet long by 50 feet wide
The C-130 is able to land on such austere surfaces for a couple of reasons. The first is that the high wing, high lift aircraft is well suited for slow-speed landings and short takeoffs.
Additionally, the gear is designed such that the weight displacement on the C-130 on a per-tire basis is actually relatively low. This means that the C-130 is less likely to create deep ruts or destroy austere runways surfaces like compacted sand or dirt.

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Super

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See! Even airplanes can go to the beach!

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This plane flew over roskilde

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nice !

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