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(Charleston) - A group of men and women from the Charleston Air Force Base are on their way to br... C-17s to Fill the Skies ov
Seventeen of the cargo planes flew over the Cooper River Tuesday morning in attempt to break the record for the most C-17s flying in formation at one time.
The planes took off from Charleston Tuesday morning. They're next mission is a refueling exercise over West Virginia. Once that's complete, they'll return to S.C. to perform an airdrop over the North Auxiliary Air Field in Orangeburg County.
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