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Ever wondered why military transport planes fly in such tight formations? Watch as the Montana Air National Guard’s 120th Airlift Wing maneuvers their C-130 Hercules through the Rocky Mountains. This technical "close formation" is essential for delivering massive amounts of cargo and troops exactly where they need to be. Discover the skill and precision required to handle these giants at low altitudes.

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00:00High above the rugged Rocky Mountains, two C-130 Hercules from Montana's 120th
00:07airlift wing are locked in a tight formation. But why fly so close? This isn't just for show,
00:12it's a vital skill for mass delivery. When the mission calls for dropping tons of supplies or
00:17hundreds of paratroopers into a single zone simultaneously, precision is everything. These
00:22workhorses of the skies must maintain exact spacing while battling unpredictable mountain
00:27winds and low altitudes. It's a high stakes masterclass in focused teamwork where there's
00:32zero room for error. This is how the best in the business get the job done.
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