Unveiling the Price of Freedom: History’s Costliest Military Vehicle Projects

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15. C-5M Super Galaxy Lockheed Martin

Lockheed Martin C-5 Galaxy Joined the Service: 1970 (C-5A), 1986 (C-5B), 2009 (upgrade to C-5M Super Galaxy) Producing Company: Lockheed Martin Price: $100 million The Lockheed Martin C-5 Galaxy, first introduced in 1970, is one of the largest military transport aircraft in the world. Designed to carry oversized and heavy cargo, it has undergone multiple upgrades, with the C-5M Super Galaxy being the latest variant introduced in 2009. The C-5M features advanced engines, modern avionics, and reinforced systems, enhancing its performance and reliability. With its massive cargo bay and unique drive-on/drive-off loading capability, it remains a vital asset for military and humanitarian missions.
Super Galaxy C-5M: Lockheed Martin The C-5M Super Galaxy exemplifies adaptability and innovation, integrating modern technology into a proven platform. Its enormous cargo capacity allows it to transport helicopters, vehicles, and other oversized equipment efficiently. This unparalleled logistical capability ensures that the C-5M remains an indispensable tool for global military operations and disaster relief efforts, meeting a wide range of logistical challenges with ease.
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