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A C-5A at Lackland Air Force Base
A C-5A military transport aircraft is worked on at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Thursday, April 11, 2013. Parked around the airstrip at Lackland Air Force Base are more than a dozen massive C-5A Galaxy transport planes. There is no money to fly them, repair them or put pilots in the cockpits, but Congress rejected the Air Force's bid to retire them.
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A C-5A at Lackland Air Force Base
A C-5A military transport aircraft is worked on at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Thursday, April 11, 2013. Parked around the airstrip at Lackland Air Force Base are more than a dozen massive C-5A Galaxy transport planes. There is no money to fly them, repair them or put pilots in the cockpits, but Congress rejected the Air Force's bid to retire them.
Eric Gay/ASSOCIATED PRESS
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