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Military Plane Retirement Feels Like 'Saying Goodbye to One of Our Family Members' for Winnipeg's 17 Wing
The last Winnipeg-based Hercules will leave service in November as Canada replaces the aging fleet with CC-295 Kingfishers and wildfire aircraft.
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Military plane retirement feels like 'saying goodbye to one of our family members' for Winnipeg's 17 Wing
A staple of Canadian military search and rescue operations is flying off into the sunset. A retirement ceremony was held for the CC-130H Hercules at the Royal Canadian Air Force's 17 Wing in Winnipeg on Saturday.
·Ottawa, Canada
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Air force pays tribute to retiring CC-130H Hercules planes
Royal Canadian Air Force personnel in Winnipeg bid farewell Saturday to the military branch’s last remaining CC-130H Hercules planes — “workhorses” that crews flew in seemingly countless combat, rescue and transport operations.
·Winnipeg, Canada
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