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    Oregon Military Museum reassembles F-86 Sabre jet [Image 3 of 12]

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    A group of people are working on the restoration or assembly of a vintage military aircraft inside a hangar or museum facility. The aircraft features distinctive olive drab and yellow nose art markings typical of WWII-era bombers. Workers and volunteers are gathered around a large aluminum wing panel that appears to be in the process of being attached or repositioned.

    CLACKAMAS, OREGON, UNITED STATES

    02.25.2020

    Photo by Master Sgt. John Hughel 

    Oregon National Guard Public Affairs Office

    Mark Smith and his partner Karen Barrow with Century Aviation work with a team of volunteers, as they reassemble an F-86 Sabre jet at the Oregon Military Museum, at Camp Withycombe, Clackamas, Oregon, Feb. 25, 2020. (National Guard photo by John Hughel, Oregon Military Department Public Affairs)

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    Date Taken: 02.25.2020
    Date Posted: 04.06.2020 19:25
    Photo ID: 6164393
    VIRIN: 200225-Z-CH590-0029
    Resolution: 5520x3680
    Size: 4.1 MB
    Location: CLACKAMAS, OREGON, US
    Web Views: 182
    Downloads: 5

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    Two technicians or volunteers are performing maintenance or restoration work on a vintage military aircraft inside a hangar. The aircraft displays a distinctive squadron insignia featuring a red bull/bison on a yellow and black circular emblem, along with yellow lightning bolt markings on a natural metal finish. Stenciled text on the fuselage references 'Gun Access Ammunition Loading Doors' and 'Gun Charger Ammunition,' suggesting this is a fighter or attack aircraft undergoing museum restoration.
    A group of people are gathered inside a hangar watching the installation or removal of a wing from a vintage military jet aircraft. A telescoping forklift/telehandler is being used to lift and position the aircraft wing, which bears a U.S. military star insignia. The scene appears to be a museum or restoration facility based on the indoor setting and the presence of observers and a photographer.
    A group of people are working on the restoration or assembly of a vintage military aircraft inside a hangar or museum facility. The aircraft features distinctive olive drab and yellow nose art markings typical of WWII-era bombers. Workers and volunteers are gathered around a large aluminum wing panel that appears to be in the process of being attached or repositioned.
    Several people are working on the restoration or maintenance of a vintage military aircraft inside a hangar. The aircraft bears the name 'Lt Col G. Doolittle' on its fuselage along with a squadron insignia and yellow/green lightning bolt markings. Volunteers or restoration crew members are inspecting, cleaning, and examining various parts of the aircraft.
    Several people are gathered around a large aircraft in what appears to be a hangar, examining or working on the fuselage. The aircraft has a bare metal finish with yellow and green lightning bolt markings and a 'GROUND HERE' label visible on the fuselage. At least four individuals are present, including one wearing a 'VETERAN' cap, suggesting this may be a restoration or maintenance project.
    A US Air Force jet aircraft marked 'FU-892' and serial number '12892' is being worked on inside a large hangar facility. The aircraft appears to be a North American F-86 Sabre undergoing restoration or maintenance, with several workers attending to various parts of the airframe. A yellow Hyster forklift is positioned nearby, and a second aircraft or engine assembly is visible in the background.
    The image shows a close-up of an open access panel on a vintage military aircraft, revealing multiple ammunition belts or feed chutes loaded with rounds, likely for an internal gun system. The aircraft appears to be undergoing restoration or maintenance work inside a hangar facility. Workers and additional aircraft or equipment are visible in the background.
    A US Air Force aircraft with tail code 'FU-892' and serial number '12892' is being worked on inside a large hangar facility. Multiple workers and volunteers are engaged in what appears to be restoration or maintenance activities around the aircraft. A yellow Hyster forklift is positioned to the left, and various support equipment is visible throughout the hangar.
    A US Air Force aircraft with serial number 12892 and fuselage code 'FU-' is being worked on inside a hangar facility. Several workers and observers are gathered around the aircraft, which is suspended or supported by overhead lifting straps attached to a ceiling-mounted hoist. The scene appears to be a restoration or maintenance operation taking place in what looks like a museum or restoration workshop.
    An older white-haired man is inspecting the fuselage of an aircraft, using a flashlight to illuminate an area near a fuel filler port and external power receptacle. The unpainted aluminum skin of the aircraft displays multiple stenciled markings including fuel capacity (105 U.S. GAL) and warning labels. The inspection appears to be maintenance or restoration work conducted indoors, likely in a hangar or museum.
    Several men are working on or examining a silver military jet aircraft inside what appears to be a hangar or museum facility. One man is elevated and working directly on the fuselage surface, while others observe or assist from ground level. The aircraft appears to be undergoing restoration or maintenance work.
    Close-up photograph of a military aircraft fuselage bearing the name 'LT COL G. DOOLITTLE' painted near the cockpit. The aircraft features a squadron insignia depicting a red eagle/hawk carrying a bomb on a dark circular background with yellow border. The fuselage also displays green and yellow diagonal stripe markings along with various stenciled warning labels.

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