Roll-on/roll-off passenger pallets can be configured for economy class or business class seating and are FAA-certified to carry passengers. The pallets can include economy galleys or lavatories or a combination of seating with galleys or lavatories.

Lockheed Martin has a network of suppliers that provide medevac pallets for all models of the C-130. Pallets follow regulations for carrying passengers/patients utilizing FAA-certified equipment.

• Litter Stacking Pallet Systems are used to transport non-critical patients. Because of the use of standard litter and stretcher systems, the pallet can be easily changed for different medical or humanitarian missions.
• Critical Care Pallet System provides medical technicians the provisions for connecting and holding handheld medical supplies, oxygen and port connections and electrical outlets.

The armed roll-on/roll-off pallet converts the transport aircraft into an armed ISR aircraft allowing the operator to control the mission from the cargo compartment. Cargo bay pallets include Command and Control (C2) and targeting systems. Weapons and sensors can be carried using existing C-130J wing hard points.

• Mission Pod installed on inboard hard point
• Includes a 20-inch EO/IR sensor for targeting identification and designation
• Datalink provides off-board communications of video and other data enabling command control approval
• Outboard hard point holds a weapon rack and pylon with four Hellfire missiles

• Palletized 30mm gun system installs in the aft fuselage at the paratroop door

Lockheed Martin has a network of suppliers that provide roll-on/roll-off modules for special missions and/or passenger transport.

The module systems are customized and are scalable to meet mission requirements. Modules can be as small as one pallet position or as large as five pallet positions. The units are acoustically and vibration treated.

Lockheed Martin works with specific suppliers to provide roll-on/roll-off modules for C-130, C-130J and LM-100J aircraft.

Modules are fully independent, only using power from the aircraft. They can also be operated on the ground with the addition of external power. The medical team, which is now separated from the aircrew, can function in a controlled environment much like a hospital setting. Temperature and vibration control along with medical-grade lighting are just a few of the features of the medical modules.

Aeromedical Biocontainment Modules (ABCM) are used for the management of patients with contagious diseases such as Ebola and other global medical threats.

Universal Patient Modules (UPM) have plug-n-play features which can be adjusted for varying levels of acuity and numbers of patients.