Seen in the static aircraft park at a Navy Air Day at Yeovilton

Seen arriving for RIAT 2005

'Reach 483' discharging cargo on the 'Keyhole' after arriving at the Australian International Airshow. This shot clearly shows the upward-hinging nose and forward ramp of the Galaxy, in addition to the tail ramp.

68-0226 was stored in 2014.

Serving with the Air Force Reserve based at Westover Airport, Springfield, Massachusetts.

ILA 2010

68-0222 was sent to storage in 2014.

An early showing of the mighty Galaxy at SBAC 1974, with the SR-71 behind that had recently performed its speed record-breaking Atlantic crossing

Crashed short of the runway at Dover AFB after taking off and experiencing an engine malfunction. Luckily there was no fire and, although a number of the crew were injured, there were no fatalities. The aircraft was scrapped not too long after this photo was taken.

This is one of only two C-5Cs to have ever existed, modified to transport complete rocket and space station components. For this, the troop compartment was removed and the aft cargo door was enlarged. It was later converted to C-5M.
This 60th AMW aircraft from Travis AFB presents a nice view of its impressive undercarriage, as it climbs out of Los Angeles' southern-most runway. A four-wheel nose gear and four six-wheel main bogies enable the C-5 to operate from semi-prepared airfields.

The spot on the corner of Branscombe Rd and Creed Rd, Suisun City, was just as good as I hoped for, but the traffic was not. The only plane I was able to photograph here was this recently upgraded C-5 from Dover, Delaware.