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Practicing a cargo drop

Checking the load

Baltimore Sun photo by Lloyd Fox

Large pallets of munitions, food and water can be dropped during combat and in bad weather. Satellite receivers and steerable parachutes enable the airmen to guide the supplies to precise coordinates.

Large pallets of munitions, food and water can be dropped during combat and in bad weather. Satellite receivers and steerable parachutes enable the airmen to guide the supplies to precise coordinates. (Baltimore Sun photo by Lloyd Fox)

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Tech Sgt. Matt Wright

Baltimore Sun photo by Lloyd Fox

Tech Sgt. Matt Wright, a C-130 loadmaster, catches what is left of a parachute after a load was dropped from their plane over Aberdeen during a training mission at Warfield Air National Guard base.

Tech Sgt. Matt Wright, a C-130 loadmaster, catches what is left of a parachute after a load was dropped from their plane over Aberdeen during a training mission at Warfield Air National Guard base. (Baltimore Sun photo by Lloyd Fox)

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