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For some 40 years the Galaxy has served the USAF, carrying huge outside loads across continents, from Tanks to helicopters, the Galaxy can swallow them whole via her hinged nose and rear loading doors. With an upper deck she can carry troops too and has some 28 wheels including 4 nose wheels which can all kneel to assist in loading.

Powered by four engines, some 80 odd Galaxy's entered service with the A model later augmented by the B model batch. However with such huge loads began to take their toll on the relatively underpowered airframe and a new design involved a revised model, a rework of the B, known as the C-5M which is now coming into service.

Most of the A models are now beginning to be recycled through AMARC to keep the remaining B models and the new M's flying, the latter with new engines and glass cockpit technology extending the life of this monster aeroplane for another decade.

One of the most unusual loads ever dropped from a C-5 was a missile! Loaded aboard in a special container, the 'live load' was deployed from inside via the rear doors and dropped, suspended by parachutes until the system was fired remotely ...........see the footage here:

defensetech.org/2012/02/17/video-a-c-5-galaxy-air-launche...

Scanned 35mm Agfa transparency with some added HDR tonemapping

pigment by psychicgypsy

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MAC Green Brown pigment.

mac OS 9 by stacyvitallo

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Again, you can't connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future. You have to trust in something - your gut, destiny, life, karma, whatever. This approach has never let me down, and it has made all the difference in my life. ~Steve Jobs

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my philosophy has always been this... trust in something... whatever it is... and know that things happen for a reason. i have loved his quotes and his philosophies for many many years. i may not know all the *apple or *steve jobs trivia there is to know, but his products changed my life. they have been a part of my everyday life ever since i became a mac in 1993. and i've been on the path of converting as many people as i can ever since. :)

when he died, it was quite evident that there would be many tributes to him. i instantly thought of this hat i still have... one of those things i just can't seem to put in the goodwill pile and is in shockingly good shape for having been around since 1999.

for for Me Again Monday theme: hat and Bam #19

(taken with my iPhone, edited with my MacBook Pro)

MAC Loves Barbie by Ladywawa3

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MAC Gymnastics Meet 3/18/17 by Nick Biere

Mac Cheese by Kris Kirkham

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MAC Gymnastics Meet 3/18/17 by Nick Biere

Macintosh Plus by A.Kaidanovskij

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Model Identifier: 4

Introduced: january 1986

Processor: Motorola 8 MHz

Architecture: 16/32 bit

ROM: 128K

RAM: 4MB

Floppy disk: 3,5" 800KB

OS System 7.5.5

Mac mod - sooo many cables by Mark Baker

The mac mod with the many, many cables needed to make it work! Note the internal USB hub behind the monitor. Internally the mod has the touchscreen input, WiFi and remote control all on USB. Externally there will also be 2 USB and 2 Firewire ports.

Mac & Cheese by Rebecca Makowski

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Homemade mac & cheese with gruyere and aged sharp white cheddar. Recipe at www.smittenkitchen.com.

MAC makeup cake by Bernard McKeaveney

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Mac mini - late 2012 by Lucas