Five Dover C-5M Transports Return To Flight
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Part of the Lockheed Martin C-5M Super Galaxy fleet at Dover AFB in Delaware has resumed flying after being grounded due to nose landing gear failures. On July 17, the head of Air Mobility Command (AMC) ordered Dover’s 18 superheavy airlifters to halt flying operations after two nose landing gear...
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