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    A maintenance technician in yellow protective coveralls and rubber gloves is washing or cleaning the underside of a military aircraft, likely an F-15 or similar jet, under a covered wash rack. The aircraft has a blue engine inlet cover marked with the serial number '87-0353' and a military squadron patch. The wet concrete floor, hoses, buckets, and cleaning equipment indicate an active aircraft wash operation.

    EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES

    12.17.2014

    Photo by Samuel King Jr.                 

    96th Test Wing

    Mike Whyte, a contractor with PAE, scrubs down the side of an F-16 Fighting Falcon during a morning wash at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla. PAE maintains the 96th Test Wing wash rack and also supports armament, engines, sheet metal, aero repair, metals tech, non-destructive inspection, aircraft phase dock and fuels repair shop. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

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    Date Taken: 12.17.2014
    Date Posted: 01.26.2015 09:27
    Photo ID: 1736035
    VIRIN: 141217-F-OC707-001
    Resolution: 1500x2100
    Size: 3.25 MB
    Location: EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, FLORIDA, US
    Web Views: 21
    Downloads: 1

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    A maintenance technician in yellow protective gear is washing or servicing the underside of a military fighter jet, identified as an F-16 Fighting Falcon, on a wet outdoor wash rack at a military air base. The aircraft bears the name 'LT COL TIM STEVENS' on the fuselage and has protective coverings over the cockpit canopy. The wet concrete surface creates clear reflections of the worker, aircraft, and surrounding structures.
    A maintenance technician in yellow protective coveralls and rubber gloves is washing or cleaning the underside of a military aircraft, likely an F-15 or similar jet, under a covered wash rack. The aircraft has a blue engine inlet cover marked with the serial number '87-0353' and a military squadron patch. The wet concrete floor, hoses, buckets, and cleaning equipment indicate an active aircraft wash operation.
    A worker in full protective gear is performing maintenance or surface treatment on the fuselage of a large aircraft. The worker is applying or removing material from the aircraft's metallic surface, which shows signs of masking tape and surface preparation work. The image is taken from a low angle, emphasizing the scale of the aircraft and the detail of the work being performed.
    A white plastic bucket filled with soapy, dirty water sits on a concrete surface, with a sponge submerged inside and a red-handled tool resting against its rim. A wide paint brush or masonry brush with light-colored bristles lies on the concrete below the bucket. The scene suggests an active cleaning or surface preparation task taking place outdoors.
    A close-up photograph of an aircraft nose gear or tail wheel on a wet tarmac surface during heavy rain. Water is splashing and cascading off the underside of the aircraft fuselage, with droplets suspended in mid-air. A blue protective cover or chock is partially draped over the wheel assembly.
    A military aircraft technician in a yellow rain suit and face shield performs an inspection or maintenance check on a fighter jet, likely an F-16, in wet outdoor conditions. The technician is holding a clipboard or document while leaning over a wing-mounted fuel tank or weapons pylon. A red 'REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT' tag is visible hanging from the aircraft's landing gear area.
    A worker in full protective gear is crouched low, appearing to work in a confined or tight space at ground level. The individual is wearing a yellow protective suit, orange rubber gloves, a blue hard hat with a face shield, and safety glasses. A white foam substance is visible on the gloves and surrounding surface, suggesting chemical or fire suppression work.
    A middle-aged man wearing a blue hard hat and a clear protective face shield is photographed in close-up. He is wearing tinted oval-framed glasses and a yellow high-visibility jacket, suggesting an industrial or maritime work environment. White foam or spray substance is visible on his nose and lower face area, and the face shield shows water droplets.
    A technician wearing protective gear including a face shield, safety glasses, and orange rubber gloves is performing maintenance work on the underside of an aircraft. The worker is dressed in a yellow apron over a dark jacket and is closely inspecting or servicing a landing gear strut or hydraulic component. The image is taken from a low angle beneath the aircraft, providing a close-up view of both the worker and the mechanical components.
    A military maintenance technician in full protective gear is washing or cleaning an external fuel tank or pod mounted beneath a military aircraft. The worker is wearing a yellow chemical-resistant suit, blue face shield, and orange rubber gloves while scrubbing the component with soapy water. The image is taken from an elevated angle, providing a top-down view of the maintenance activity on what appears to be a flight line or tarmac.
    A military aircraft maintenance technician in yellow protective gear and a blue helmet with star pattern is pressure-washing the underside of a military jet aircraft, likely an F-16 or similar fighter jet. The image is taken from a close, wide-angle perspective showing ordnance/munitions mounted under the wing alongside external fuel tanks. A second technician in yellow gear is visible in the background on the wet tarmac.
    A maintenance technician in full protective gear is performing a high-pressure wash of a large military aircraft, likely a B-52 or similar large bomber, from underneath. The worker is directing a pressurized water spray upward into the aircraft's undercarriage and fuselage area inside what appears to be a maintenance hangar. The low-angle fisheye perspective emphasizes the scale of the aircraft relative to the technician.

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