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    Military personnel are gathered on an airfield tarmac around a large gray turboprop aircraft marked with 'AK' and the number '815' on its tail, indicating it belongs to an Alaska Air National Guard unit. Two airmen in camouflage uniforms are walking and conversing in the foreground, while a larger group of personnel and civilians mill about near the aircraft. Snow-capped mountains are visible in the background under a clear blue sky.

    JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, ALASKA, UNITED STATES

    06.03.2017

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Nancy Goldberger 

    176th Wing

    JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska —The Alaska Air National Guard’s 176th Wing members, family and friends welcomed their first new HC-130J “Combat King II” aircrafts here, Saturday, June 3. The HC-130J is the first of four new aircraft that will replace the HC-130N models previously flown by the 211th Rescue Squadron, the last of which was transferred to Patrick Air Force Base, Florida, in January. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. N. Alicia Halla)

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    Date Taken: 06.03.2017
    Date Posted: 06.04.2017 20:45
    Photo ID: 3449618
    VIRIN: 170603-Z-DU133-101
    Resolution: 6135x4094
    Size: 11.32 MB
    Location: JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, ALASKA, US
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    A U.S. Air Force airman in ABU (Airman Battle Uniform) camouflage is performing maintenance on an aircraft landing gear assembly. The technician is using a flashlight to inspect the wheel hub and brake assembly components while working with tools on hydraulic lines and fittings. The work is being conducted inside the wheel well of what appears to be a large military aircraft.
    A man in a tan/khaki military-style t-shirt is working on or inspecting a rack of military equipment, likely inside an aircraft or military vehicle. He is leaning in closely and manipulating a metal component with both hands. The equipment appears to be a standardized military avionics or electronics rack with multiple cream/beige-colored units mounted vertically.
    Two U.S. military personnel are seated at a conference table reviewing documents in what appears to be a briefing or operations room. The foreground figure wears U.S. Air Force ABU (Airman Battle Uniform) camouflage and is reading from a binder, while the background figure wears an olive green flight suit. Maps and charts are visible on the walls behind them.
    Two military personnel wearing olive green flight suits are seated at a table completing paperwork. The foreground individual, identified by his name tag as 'Eric Budd,' is writing on a form while wearing Air National Guard insignia. A spiral-bound document dated '30 MAY 2017 - 02 JUNE 20[17]' with the text 'CREW MORNING' is visible on the table.
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    A gray military turboprop transport aircraft is taxiing on a tarmac at what appears to be a military airfield in Alaska. The aircraft displays 'AK' tail codes and the serial number '5815', with an Alaska state flag visible near the cockpit area. Snow-capped mountains are visible in the background, consistent with an Alaskan setting.
    A group of military personnel in camouflage uniforms are walking across a tarmac at what appears to be a military air base. A large military transport aircraft, consistent with a C-130 Hercules, is visible in the background on the flight line. The scene suggests a unit formation, arrival, or base event taking place under partly cloudy skies with mountains visible in the distance.
    Military personnel are gathered on an airfield tarmac around a large gray turboprop aircraft marked with 'AK' and the number '815' on its tail, indicating it belongs to an Alaska Air National Guard unit. Two airmen in camouflage uniforms are walking and conversing in the foreground, while a larger group of personnel and civilians mill about near the aircraft. Snow-capped mountains are visible in the background under a clear blue sky.
    Two men pose for a photo on a military flight line in front of a military aircraft bearing 'AK' tail markings and the partial serial number '815'. The man on the left is wearing a green military flight suit with patches including what appears to be an Air Materiel Command or similar unit patch and a name tag reading 'ERIC BUDD', along with pilot wings. Mountains and blue sky are visible in the background, suggesting an Alaskan military installation.
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