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Crane. Pick it up. If its just the one strut may be able to just put large plate under to support it and use tug to pull onto solid ground.
In the past I have seen cranes and air bags used until a firm "road bed" can be made available on which the undercarriage can move.
Oops. I remember the WinAir guys in the Caribbean placing little struts under the tail to prevent precisely this... Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
F-111s would sit on their tails if you filled up the aft tank first. Very embarrassing if you were on a cross-country and supervising the refueling. An old F-111B photo below, although this looks like it was intentional. Image Unavailable, Please Login
On 727s with three rear engines this was common . The rear air stairs had over center hydraulic actuators that would lock to prevent this . I was onboard one on the ramp in maintenance when someone didn’t lower the stairs and the nose started coming up . Everyone ran to the front and brought it back down . In the hangar 55 gallon drums of set concrete were attached to a special fitting as insurance. All 727s came with that attach point .
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Although your reference is probably the most legendary Thanksgiving 'aviation' reference, for those who don't know the Avenger was nicknamed the turkey.