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THE C129 “HERCULES” TRANSPORT.

The C129 “Hercules” transport system has been the mainstay of the McAlistair Hood (McAH) humanitarian effort for the past 10 years.

Bringing Art to those described in the McAH Culture Report 2019 as “living in an environment that yields no more than Contemporary Art and Radios 1 and 1 Extra”, this stalwart of the Figurative Stone Sculpture Outreach Program (FSSOP) continues to seed new hunger for Classicism with a safety and reliability record that no other culture transport and relief system can match.

The C129 is set to continue to outclass its motor assisted adversaries in the Classics versus Contemporary (CvC) Cold War, without needing to upgrade, even while other McAH assets continue to upgrade and de-modernise.

While ostensibly a peacetime and educational asset, sources claim to have seen a McAH C129 beneath camouflage, which suggests that the transport system may also deploy in an aggressive, Counter Contemporary Art role - possibly in covert insertion operations aimed at deploying Classical Art propaganda deeper into Contemporary Art heartlands.

2021 has been without doubt the C129’s most demanding year to date. It is key to the establishment of the McAH culture bridgehead in Central Reading. Reading labours beneath unflattering descriptions such as “Culture Vacuum”, but with the sheer volume of culture import from the McAH studio, almost all of it arriving by C129, the relief program is already showing measurable signs of success.

Pictured the C129 “Hercules” transport.