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The C-130 Profile Drawing By George Bieda

Shown here on the left is the Mighty Hercules in her HC-130B configuration for the US Coast Guard.  If you want to order a Coast Guard Hercules, Click Here for your options.  On the right is a sample image of the non-tactical C-130T configuration of the US Navy.  This particular "Herc" hails from Fleet Logistic Support Squadron Fifty-Three (VR-53), the "Capital Express".  Click on either thumbnail for a larger view, then click your browser's BACK button to return here. 

Be sure to select a squadron, configuration, and print options when ordering.  These aircraft went through various paint schemes over the years, from olive drab to camo to low visibility gray.  If you can, please comment on the color of the aircraft and lettering you would like to see, so we can get it just right!  And coming soon - the option to select US Air Force squadrons!  (In the meantime, generic versions are available at the bottom of the squadron listing.)

Pillar of Hercules by Dru Blair

From Vietnam to Bosnia, and (innumerable) places in between, the sight of the ungainly Lockheed C-130 Hercules has cheered the hearts of countless people in desperate situations, who only moments before were completely without hope.  Like it’s mythological namesake, the Hercules has proven itself through seemingly impossible feats of strength and endurance, making it a true modern-day legend.

Click on the thumbnail to see a larger view.  Then click your browser's BACK button to return here.  The 19" x 31"  Pillar of Hercules is limited to 950 Signed and Numbered high quality Lithographs.  Reproduced on 100 lb. Archival Stock, each print is inspected by the artist to ensure quality and color consistency.  Supply is strictly limited to availability.

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