General
Crew | 14 |
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Combat Weight | 24,494 kg |
Empty Weight | 16,130 kg |
Length | 7.96 m |
Width | 2.7 m |
Height | 2.17 m |
Ground Clearance | 0.400 m |
Payload | 8,364 kg |
Air Transportation | C130, A400, C17 & C5 |
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