What does OUT stand for?

outsize cargo (US DoD)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Table 1: Examples of lifters' capacity for transporting CF vehicles, both present and future, routinely used during international deployments Light Support Coyote Vehicle Wheeled Reconnaissance (LSVW) Vehicle An-124 18 8 C-17 8 5 A400M 3 2 C-130H (7) 2 1 JSS (8) 329 234 Light Stryker Armoured Mobile Vehicle Gun LAV III (6) System An-124 10 6 C-17 6 3 A400M 3 1 C-130H (7) 1 0 JSS (8) 197 >100 (1) Outsize cargo exceeds 83.

Strategic lift capacity for Canada

Furthermore, airline managers saw little need for an airplane capable of moving outsize cargo and none were ever sold.

Civilian/military airlifter: finally a reality?

The committee recognizes the potential military and commercial value of expanding the Civil Reserve Air Fleet with outsize cargo capacity, and encourages the Air Force to explore ways to accelerate the Commercial Application of Military Airlift Aircraft Initiative.

Commercial C-17 could help military mobility

7 million (1998 constant dollars) Date Deployed: 1993 Inventory: Active duty, 58; Air National Guard, 6 C-5 Galaxy Primary Function: Outsize cargo transport Primary Contractor: Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Wingspan: 222.

More lift needed, avers U.S. Transportation chief

This country should never become dependent on one strategic airlifter for outsize cargo," he said.

Airlift Shortfalls Blamed on Aging Aircraft

The C-130 can, but it can't take the outsize cargo, like the C-17.

Charleston's C-17s Flying Wherever These's a Runway