@jerry@Infoseepage They used to have a C-123, before that a C-54 in Thunderbirds paint. Now they temporarily task a C-17 Globemaster III as support. They don't use it as a demonstrator like Fat Albert.
That aircraft type was readied out of Charleston for air drop support into Gaza. But air drops are dangerous in built up areas. They also cannot deliver supplies for distribution by aid groups on the ground. Drops tend to be hoarded or scavenged (and sold) before workers on the ground can recover them.