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    B-52 Stratofortress has conventional rotary launcher loaded [Image 7 of 7]

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    The image shows an overhead/top-down view into what appears to be a military aircraft bomb bay, revealing multiple munitions mounted on internal racks along with extensive wiring, hydraulic lines, and mechanical hardware. Several large cylindrical ordnance items are visible, secured by mounting hardware and surrounded by color-coded cables and conduits. The interior structure shows riveted aluminum panels typical of military aircraft construction.

    AL UDEID AIR BASE, QATAR, QATAR

    11.17.2017

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Patrick Evenson 

    379th Air Expeditionary Wing

    A U.S. B-52 Bomber sits on a flightline with munitions loaded on a newly installed conventional rotary launcher in its bomb bay, at Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar, Nov. 17, 2017. The CRL will allow the B-52 to carry more smart bombs . The CRL upgrade was used in support of a new offensive campaign in Afghanistan Nov. 19, 2017. Afghan National Defense and Security Forces (ANDSF) and United States Forces-Afghanistan (USFOR-A) launched a series of ongoing attacks to hit the Taliban where they are most vulnerable: their revenue streams. Together, Afghan and U.S. forces conducted combined operations to strike drug labs and command-and-control nodes in northern Helmand province. These types of strikes represent the highest level of trust and cooperation between ANDSF and USFOR-A. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Patrick Evenson)

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    Date Taken: 11.17.2017
    Date Posted: 11.20.2017 13:31
    Photo ID: 3967772
    VIRIN: 171117-Z-YI114-021
    Resolution: 6000x4000
    Size: 4.56 MB
    Location: AL UDEID AIR BASE, QATAR, QA
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    Three workers in a large industrial facility, likely an aircraft hangar or manufacturing plant, are engaged in the installation or maintenance of heavy equipment. They are using yellow lifting straps to position a metal component, working in close proximity around complex machinery with multiple hoses and cables. All workers are wearing black hard hats and safety eyewear.
    A technician wearing a black hard hat and hearing protection is working on a complex piece of machinery, likely a jet engine or turbine, inside what appears to be an aircraft maintenance hangar. She is reaching into the equipment while looking upward, suggesting inspection or component adjustment. A second worker is partially visible in the background performing similar work.
    A female technician wearing a black hard hat and tan uniform is working on a complex assembly of cables, connectors, and mechanical components, likely part of an aircraft or large industrial system. She is reaching upward with both arms to manipulate or inspect connectors in a densely packed wiring harness. The setting appears to be an indoor maintenance hangar or industrial facility.
    A technician in a large industrial hangar is working on a complex circular mechanical assembly, likely a jet engine or aerospace component mounted on a red and gray maintenance stand. The worker is wearing personal protective equipment including a hard hat with a face shield and black gloves while manually interacting with the component. The setting appears to be a military or aerospace maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility.
    The image shows the interior of a large military aircraft's weapons bay or bomb bay, viewed from below looking upward. A large missile or munition is mounted on a rotary launcher mechanism, surrounded by extensive wiring, hydraulic lines, and structural components. The aircraft's landing gear is visible at the bottom of the frame, suggesting the bay doors are open on the ground.
    The image shows an overhead/top-down view into what appears to be a military aircraft bomb bay, revealing multiple munitions mounted on internal racks along with extensive wiring, hydraulic lines, and mechanical hardware. Several large cylindrical ordnance items are visible, secured by mounting hardware and surrounded by color-coded cables and conduits. The interior structure shows riveted aluminum panels typical of military aircraft construction.

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