Assuming you mean T122. There are a number of C130s.
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Oh? Thought they only had one as of now. I know they have many more on order. 912 just popped on the radar at SBD.
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131, 132, 133, 135.
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Cal Fire only operates one (right now). There are other companies that own C130 tankers.
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Yes. That’s what I was getting at. ty
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CALFIRE owns 7. Only 1 in service at this time. Prepping the rest. Ramona gets one in the spring
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Cal Fire own’s 7. One currently in service. Eventually their will 5 assigned to airbases and 2 in reserve
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There also are the guard ships out of Magu.
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Those are all Coulson, in addition to 136 and 138. 137 is the 737. I doubt they’ll reuse 134.
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Are you sure about those last two?
I have information that the 136 and 138 are both 737
Edit 136 is the newest 130
Edit 2, 138 became 210, the RFS ship
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Coulson Tankers
T138 is a new C130 N382CG
T136 is another C130 N136CG
T210 was T138 reg still N138CG but Livery of NSW BOMBER 210 which we call T210 in the USA
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Coulson just took delivery of 1 of 10 new 737-700’s. This is a upgrade of their 6 737-300’s. The 700 series will have a 5000 gallon RADS tank.
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Bravo’s were supposed to be designator for a ASM ship. Federal Lead Plane Plus Federal Qualified Air Attack right seator. Lead was always just Lead Pilot. CALFIRE Bravo’s are called Charlie’s. Has Feds changed their ICS and NIMS designations?
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True on ASM, I’d just never seen a Kilo before. Don’t know of any changes but I’m not an aviation guy.
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Just the BLM has changed their “Bravo” identifiers to Kilos, the change occurred this spring.
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Thanks for the clarification
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The change was made to help show what agency the asset belongs too. It goes along the CAL FIRE number changes on the copters and backup Air Attacks.
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Makes sense
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