Does anyone have a recording of the Galaxy Transport that lost cabin pressure

[Bernd2012]

Yesterday a transatlantic Galaxy Military Transport flight lost Cabin pressure and Diverted to the National Guard airport in Springfield MA base. They rolled ambulances to 3 NE Military bases before landing in in Springfield one passenger/crew went to the hospital after landing. Thats all the local news has.
The date was 2/8/13. thanks

[Bernd2012]

They lost cabin pressure over the Atlantic at 11AM EST and landed around 1:30PM EST. looking for more info.

[757-rules]

You wrote: The date was 2/8/13  but I assume it was 2014.....

http://bostonherald.com/news_opinion/local_coverage/2014/02/plane_makes_emergency_landing_in_chicopee

[Bernd2012]

You wrote: The date was 2/8/13  but I assume it was 2014.....

http://bostonherald.com/news_opinion/local_coverage/2014/02/plane_makes_emergency_landing_in_chicopee

Yep I did my wrong year thing. I have not been writing the year much this year so I goofed it. I am just looking around for more info. thanks for the story post. Did get more info since I did not have the age of the injured passenger before this story.

[InterpreDemon]

First place I would go is to mine the the HF NAT-A&B archives after 1530Z to see if I could get the initial call to ARINC declaring the emergency and informing of the altitude change. Being over three hours out from Barnes (where they landed) they were probably in Gander space, but maybe not since they would have slowed down significantly at <10k' and perhaps added an hour to the meter. Maybe one of the military guys can suggest the call sign that might have been in use... probably based at Dover, possibly REACH or ROGUE, which are among the C-5's out of there.