On 2 August, a Cameroon Air Force C-130 Hercules from Douala operated a cargo flight towards Maroua-Salak Airport, in the Northern region of Cameroon. An operation within the framework of the operations of the Multinational Joint Force at war against the Nigerian barbarian sect Boko Haram.
During landing, however, the aircraft couldn’t stop on the runway and subsequently crashed behind the runway. It is believed that the heavy rainfall has caused the accident. No fatalities have been reported, but the aircraft has been severely damaged.
Following images and footage of the accident appeared on social media:
The Cameroon Air Force (Armée de l’Air du Cameroun) theoretically possesses a fairly well balanced force of relatively unsophisticated aircraft, although many of these are now ageing and serviceability levels are likely to be low. Emphasis is placed on transport and utility operations in support of ground forces.
This post was published on 4 August 2020 13:50
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