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Aircrew and crew chief for Delaware Air National Guard C-130H tail # 213 stand together after 10,000 flying hour mark was broken June 5, 2008. This became the first unit aircraft to reach the milestone since the aircraft arrived new in the mid-1980s. L to R: Aircraft commander and pilot Maj. Tim Casey, Navigator Capt. Mark Linzmeier, loadmaster Senior Airman Philip Harris, pilot Col. Jonathan Groff and commander, 166th Airlift Wing, flight engineer Tech. Sgt. John DeFrancesco and crew chief Tech. Sgt. Scott Nybakken.

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Jul 17, 2008

Aircrew and crew chief for Delaware Air National Guard C-130H tail # 213 stand together after 10,000 flying hour mark was broken June 5, 2008. This became the first unit aircraft to reach the milestone since the aircraft arrived new in the mid-1980s. L to R: Aircraft commander and pilot Maj. Tim Casey, Navigator Capt. Mark Linzmeier, loadmaster Senior Airman Philip Harris, pilot Col. Jonathan Groff and commander, 166th Airlift Wing, flight engineer Tech. Sgt. John DeFrancesco and crew chief Tech. Sgt. Scott Nybakken.

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