(Republic of China) Republic of China Air Force 19 C-130Hs and 1 C130HE with 439th Combined Wing (439聯隊) 10th Tactical Airlift Group (101st Airlift Squadron and 102nd Airlift Squadron) – C-130H 20th Electronic Warfare Group (6th Electronic Warfare Squadron) – 1 C-130HE India Indian Air Force The Indian Air Force (IAF) inducted its first C-130J-30 Super Hercules on 5 February 2011. The remaining five on order were delivered by the end of 2011, and operated by 77 Squadron, the Veiled Vipers. On 3 October 2011 India announced its decision to buy six additional C-130J-30 Super Hercules with one more to replace the crashed aircraft taking the total to 12. The IAF has 12 C-130s in service since 2017. Indonesia TNI-AU – 23 C-130B/H, 1 KC-130B, and 5 C-130J on order as of December 2021 Skadron Udara 17 (VIP Squadron) – C-130H-30 (also operates Lockheed L-100-30) Skadron Udara 31 (Logistics & Transport Squadron) – C-130H-30 (also operates Lockheed L-100-30) Skadron Udara 32 (Logistics & Transport Squadron) – C-130H-30, C-130B/C and KC-130B Iran Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force 28 C-130E/H in service as of December 2021. Iraq Iraqi Air Force 23rd Squadron – 3 former USAF C-130Es received in 2005, and 6 new-build C-130J-30s ordered in 2009, delivered in 2012 and 2013. Israel Israeli Air Force 103 "Elephants" Squadron at Nevatim (C-130E/H, KC-130H) 131 "Yellow Bird" Squadron at Nevatim (C-130E/H, KC-130H) Japan Japan Air Self-Defense Force 401st Tactical Airlift Squadron – JASDF Komaki Base The Japan Defense Agency ordered the C-130H which was the newest model in 1981. The Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) purchased 16 in total to replace aging C-1 and YS-11P aircraft. The C-130Hs were received from 1984 to 1998. JASDF C-130Hs were active in Iraq from 2004 to 2008. Two C-130Hs (95-1080 and 95-1083) have been equipped with aerial fuel-receiving and refueling functions, making them of KC-130H standard. This provides the JASDF with the ability to refuel the UH-60J search and rescue helicopters of its Air Rescue Wing. Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Air Transport Squadron 61 – JMSDF Atsugi Base The JMSDF bought six used KC-130R aircraft that were in storage, having been previously operated by the US Marines. There was some speculation that they may be used as gunships with the Harvest HAWK kit. In actuality they were purchased to replace three aging YS-11M/M-A aircraft of Air Transport Squadron 61. Their air to air refueling equipment