Cargo plane from 1974

Was scanning some slides in that my Dad took in 1974 and there was a few of this bird. I thought it was a cool old pic. The quality sucks because all I have to scan is a flatbed with a lightlid. Is it a C5?

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Scout7id wrote in post #4046907
Yep. That's definitely a C-5. C-5A, I believe.

The white topped, non-tactical paintjob is sooo much better looking than today's all grey belluga whale scheme.

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PhotosGuy wrote in post #4053324
Got a macro lens?
https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=58609

Thanks, might have to see what I can piece together one of these days and give something like that a try.

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