-130J conducts first-ever combat airdrop
SOUTHWEST ASIA -- Army Chief Warrant Officer 2nd Class Eugenia Emmons (right) and Private 1st Class Isiah Rodriguez make final checks on a container delivery system's parachute rigging before loading it onto a C-130J Hercules for airdrop into Afghanistan June 30. The mission was the first-ever combat airdrop for the new J-model transport. It supported an Army air assistance request for troop re-supply and civic assistance to be dropped in the vicinity of Kandahar, Afghanistan. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Desiree Hayden)
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