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First C-17 Landing at Jalalabad since 2010
455th Air Expeditionary Wing
Jan. 16, 2017 | 0:39
Package about 816 EAS delivering vehicles to Jalalabad Airfield, Afghanistan. This was the first time this happened since 2010. The C-17 was the only USAF aircraft that could deliver multiple vehicles of that size. The last time a C-17 landed at Jalalabad was December 2010. The narrow runway at Jalalabad meant the only way the aircraft could move around on the ground was by going in reverse.
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