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    363rd TRS armament course [Image 5 of 10]

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    Two military personnel in tan/khaki uniforms are kneeling beside a munitions loading cart (MHU-series weapons loader) on a flight line apron. The cart holds multiple training missiles or air-to-air missiles marked 'NOT FOR FLIGHT – FOR TRAINING USE ONLY.' A military hangar building is visible in the background under clear blue skies.

    SHEPPARD AIR FORCE BASE, TEXAS, UNITED STATES

    08.15.2018

    Photo by Airman 1st Class Pedro Tenorio 

    82nd Training Wing

    From left, Airman Jordan Stout, Airman 1st Class Israel Cisneros and Airman Scott Rodriguez, 363rd Training Squadron armament apprentice course students, secure a bomb cradle to a MHU-83 bomb loader at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, Aug. 15, 2018. The MHU-83 is able to carry 7,000 pounds and is equipped with the side wheels to make slight adjustments when lifting the bomb to the bomb rack. It is very important to align the bomb correctly, so it takes a very skilled driver to get it perfectly aligned in one try. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Pedro Tenorio)

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    Date Taken: 08.15.2018
    Date Posted: 08.30.2018 11:14
    Photo ID: 4690564
    VIRIN: 180815-F-YT646-007
    Resolution: 3496x4895
    Size: 12.57 MB
    Location: SHEPPARD AIR FORCE BASE, TEXAS, US
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    Two military personnel in camouflage uniforms are performing maintenance work on the underside of a military aircraft wing. One technician is standing on a ladder working directly on what appears to be a weapons pylon or mounting hardware, while the second individual steadies the ladder from below. The photo is taken from a low angle looking upward, providing a clear view of the work being performed.
    A silhouetted scene on a military airfield tarmac showing ground crew personnel working around a large piece of ground support equipment adjacent to a military aircraft. The image is backlit by a bright sun low on the horizon, creating strong silhouette contrast against a blue-yellow sky. Multiple light poles and additional aircraft are visible in the background.
    Two military personnel in camouflage uniforms are working on a munitions loading cart on an air base flight line. The image is taken in backlit/silhouette conditions with aircraft visible in the background. The scene depicts ordnance handling or weapons loading operations at what appears to be a U.S. Air Force installation.
    Military personnel are loading or mounting weapons/munitions onto the wing pylon of a large military aircraft, identifiable by the tail number AF 86-223. Several airmen in uniform are using ladders and a munitions loading cart/lift to position what appear to be missiles or guided munitions under the aircraft wing. The work is taking place on an outdoor flight line adjacent to a hangar facility.
    Two military personnel in tan/khaki uniforms are kneeling beside a munitions loading cart (MHU-series weapons loader) on a flight line apron. The cart holds multiple training missiles or air-to-air missiles marked 'NOT FOR FLIGHT – FOR TRAINING USE ONLY.' A military hangar building is visible in the background under clear blue skies.
    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms are working with a training munition on a weapons loading cart on an airfield tarmac. The munition is clearly marked 'NOT FOR FLIGHT - FOR TRAINING USE ONLY' and 'TRAINING USE NOT FOR FLIGHT', indicating this is a weapons loading training exercise. A military aircraft with visible propeller blades and a hangar building are visible in the background.
    The image shows the tail section of a U.S. Air Force military transport aircraft, likely a C-130 Hercules, marked with the tail code 'CA' and serial number 'AF 66 223'. The aircraft is photographed against a bright backlit sky, creating a silhouette effect with visible lens flare. A second aircraft and ground support structures are partially visible in the background.
    Military personnel are conducting ground operations around a large turboprop military transport aircraft, likely a C-130 Hercules, on an airfield tarmac. Ground crew members are visible performing maintenance or loading activities, with support equipment and vehicles positioned around the aircraft. A second aircraft is partially visible in the background near a hangar structure.
    Two military personnel in camouflage uniforms are kneeling and working on a weapons loading cart on an airbase flight line. The cart is loaded with multiple air-to-air missiles marked 'NOT FOR FLIGHT - FOR TRAINING USE ONLY.' The scene takes place on a concrete apron in front of a large aircraft hangar.
    Seven military personnel in U.S. Air Force Airman Battle Uniform (ABU) camouflage are posed in a group photo beneath the tail section of a military aircraft. The aircraft displays tail markings 'CA' and serial number 'AF 68 223', consistent with a C-130 Hercules transport aircraft. The setting is a military flight line with a maintenance hangar visible in the background.

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