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    Maintaining Excellence within the 777th Aviation Support Battalion [Image 11 of 15]

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    Two men wearing safety glasses and military-style t-shirts are leaning over a work surface, closely examining or working on a large panel or sheet material. Both individuals appear to be in a workshop or hangar environment. They are collaborating on a task that requires close visual inspection.

    KUWAIT

    09.19.2016

    Photo by 1st Lt. Aaron DeCapua 

    77th Combat Aviation Brigade

    South Carolina Army National Guard Sgt. Jimmy Bishop an Apache helicopter repairer, left, and California Army National Guard Spc. Demont Pugh an aircraft structural repairer, right, Company B, 777th Aviation Support Battalion, 77th Combat Aviation Brigade, share the responsibility of repairing a AH-64 Apache windshield during a phase maintenance at Camp Buehring, Kuwait, September 18. The 777th Aviation Support Battalion has the responsibility of supporting the 77th Combat Aviation Brigades aircraft overhauls and phase maintenance while on deployment. (U.S. Army Photo by 1st Lt. Aaron DeCapua)

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    Date Taken: 09.19.2016
    Date Posted: 09.22.2016 15:17
    Photo ID: 2872921
    VIRIN: 160823-Z-PW042-001
    Resolution: 1800x1196
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    Location: KW
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    Two military personnel in camouflage uniforms are performing maintenance work on top of a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter inside a military hangar. The helicopter bears the number '138' and displays a Red Cross emblem on its nose, identifying it as a medevac (medical evacuation) aircraft. The work appears to focus on the main rotor head assembly.
    A technician wearing safety glasses and a tan/beige uniform is working underneath a large piece of machinery, likely military aircraft landing gear or heavy vehicle undercarriage. He is closely inspecting a mechanical component, with a cylindrical strut or actuator visible in the foreground. A second person's hands are visible in the upper right, holding a tool.
    A military mechanic wearing safety goggles and a tan sleeveless shirt is performing maintenance on what appears to be a military helicopter rotor head assembly. The work is being conducted inside a tent or hangar structure, with at least one other person in camouflage uniform visible in the foreground. The technician is using a hand tool to work on complex mechanical components of the aircraft.
    Two military personnel in combat uniforms are working on top of a helicopter, likely performing maintenance on the rotor head assembly. They are inside a tan-colored military hangar or expeditionary shelter illuminated by overhead work lights. One individual faces away from the camera while the other, wearing safety glasses, faces forward with a slight smile.
    A military maintenance technician in camouflage uniform is working on the tail rotor assembly of a helicopter inside a large arched hangar. The person appears to be inspecting or performing maintenance on the tail rotor hub and blades. The hangar is well-lit with overhead lights and opens to an exterior tarmac area.
    Two U.S. Army soldiers in MultiCam/OCP camouflage uniforms are working on a military helicopter inside a hangar. The foreground soldier, identified by a name tape reading 'RIOS', is inspecting or performing maintenance on the rotor hub area of the aircraft. The setting appears to be a military aviation maintenance facility.
    A U.S. Army soldier in MultiCam/OCP camouflage uniform stands inside a military hangar next to a helicopter undergoing maintenance. The aircraft, likely a UH-60 Black Hawk, has its engine cowling open with internal components visible. A yellow maintenance step platform is positioned nearby.
    A military service member in camouflage uniform is performing maintenance on the tail rotor assembly of a military helicopter inside a hangar. The technician is perched on the tail boom of the aircraft, working on the tail rotor hub mechanism. The aircraft bears the partial tail number '138' and is painted in olive drab/dark green military finish.
    A U.S. Army soldier in MultiCam/OCP camouflage uniform is performing maintenance on the tail section of a military helicopter inside a hangar. The tail boom displays the partial serial number '20138' and a 'DANGER KEEP' warning stencil in blue. The setting appears to be a forward operating base or military installation hangar with a fabric/tensile roof structure.
    Military personnel are performing maintenance on a military attack helicopter inside a fabric-covered hangar structure. At least two technicians in camouflage uniforms are working on the aircraft, which appears to be an AH-64 Apache helicopter. The hangar contains support equipment including ladders, work platforms, and stacked supply crates.
    Two men wearing safety glasses and military-style t-shirts are leaning over a work surface, closely examining or working on a large panel or sheet material. Both individuals appear to be in a workshop or hangar environment. They are collaborating on a task that requires close visual inspection.
    Military personnel are performing maintenance or inspection work on a military helicopter, likely an AH-64 Apache or similar attack helicopter, inside a hangar. Three individuals are visible: one working inside the cockpit area, one in camouflage uniform observing, and one partially visible in the foreground. A document or checklist is visible on a surface in the foreground.
    A military attack helicopter, consistent with an AH-64 Apache, is positioned inside a fabric-covered military hangar undergoing maintenance. Two personnel in military uniforms are working on the aircraft from the left side, with the helicopter silhouetted against bright light from the open hangar entrance. Yellow maintenance stands and support equipment are visible in the foreground.
    The image is taken through the windshield of what appears to be a military or tactical vehicle, showing a person seated in the driver or passenger position. The interior is heavily shadowed, with a mounted weapon or equipment visible in the center. An urban or industrial background is visible through the glass.
    Military personnel are performing maintenance or inspection work on a military helicopter inside a hangar facility. At least three individuals in military attire are visible, with one in full camouflage uniform observing while others work on the aircraft's cockpit area. The setting appears to be a forward operating base or military airfield hangar.

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