Variants
- HC-130B
- Rescue version of the C-130B for USCG introduced in 1959, formerly R8V-1G and SC-130B
- HC-130E
- Modified rescue version of the C-130E for USCG, six were produced in 1964
- HC-130H
- Combat rescue version of the C-130E and C-130H for the USAF and enhanced SAR version for the USCG, with Fulton surface-to-air recovery system in USAF versions; many USAF versions later updated to HC-130P standard
- HC-130P Combat King
- Extended range version of the HC-130H, modified for in-flight refueling of helicopters, refueling pods on underwing pylons, and additional internal fuel tanks in the cargo bay
- HC-130P/N Combat King
- Additional order of HC-130P but without Fulton surface-to-air recovery system
- HC-130J
- Modified rescue version of the KC-130J for USCG
- HC-130J Combat King II
- USAF combat rescue variant with changes for in-flight refueling of helicopters and tilt-rotor aircraft, including refueling pods on underwing pylons and additional internal fuel tanks in the cargo bay
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