C-5 Galaxy take-off muskegon, MI

C-17's are much better, flexible, and capable than the C-5. but C-5's are cool, and C-17's are the best

Huh? What? I couldn't hear anything because of them General Electric TF39-GE-1C turbofans generating 43,000lbs of thrust each..and capable of swallowing 42 tons of air a minute at max. takeoff...were a little too loud. Oh...my ears...

I wonder how many trees and how long it takes to regenerate that much air.

trees don't make air

LMAO itsanthonyhere should change his username to isuckatchemistryandphysics

How do I suck at chemistry? It's photosynthesis...

photosynthesis consumes carbon dioxide and water and produces oxygen... it doesn't produce "air"

Sorry for not being so technical..usually when people iron out all the details of something, people say shit like "haha you are just a showoff trying to act like you know everything, bitch"

i don't think so. I think it was built as part of the Buran shuttle program, and not just for one-upmanship. And it's still pretty useful. The reason no more were completed was simply because they ran out of money.

The C-5 was the biggest and heaviest plane in the world until the arrival of the Antonov An-124. Awesome sound.