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    Air National Guard Restores FAA Capabilities for Puerto Rico [Image 1 of 4]

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    The image shows a military or government facility exterior with personnel in camouflage uniforms standing near a large metal building. A portable satellite dish branded 'SWEDISH' is deployed on a grass lawn in the foreground, along with associated ground equipment. The scene appears to depict a communications setup or field exercise near an industrial or military structure.

    PUERTO RICO, PUERTO RICO

    09.27.2017

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Dan Heaton 

    156th Wing

    Two Airmen observe a communications satellite dish established at the San Juan International Airport by an Air National Guard unit from Wisconsin. Federal Aviation Administration air traffic controllers are communicating with aircraft utilizing a communications link provided by the Air National Guard. The Air National Guard is working with numerous federal and local agencies, such as the FAA, during the recovery effort on Puerto Rico in the wake of Hurricane Maria, which hit Puerto Rico on Sept. 20, 2017. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Dan Heaton)

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    Date Taken: 09.27.2017
    Date Posted: 10.01.2017 19:45
    Photo ID: 3824486
    VIRIN: 170927-Z-VA676-0056
    Resolution: 3738x2784
    Size: 2.78 MB
    Location: PUERTO RICO, PR
    Web Views: 66
    Downloads: 14

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    The image shows a military or government facility exterior with personnel in camouflage uniforms standing near a large metal building. A portable satellite dish branded 'SWEDISH' is deployed on a grass lawn in the foreground, along with associated ground equipment. The scene appears to depict a communications setup or field exercise near an industrial or military structure.
    The image shows a group of people gathered around what appears to be an air traffic control workstation or similar operations console. Multiple individuals are actively engaged with the equipment, including monitors, keyboards, and communication devices. The setting appears to be an operational control room or a facility tour/training scenario.
    Three military personnel in US Air Force ABU (Airman Battle Uniform) camouflage uniforms are working at workstations equipped with laptops and rack-mounted electronic equipment. The setting appears to be a tactical operations or communications center with multiple equipment racks containing various electronic devices. The personnel appear to be engaged in computer-based operations or training exercises.
    Three men wearing high-visibility safety vests are working in what appears to be an operations or emergency management center. They are gathered around computer workstations displaying what looks like mapping or tracking software with data points. The setting includes server racks, multiple monitors, and networking equipment consistent with a command or control room environment.

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