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    AMAC tests Barksdale’s B-52 capability [Image 11 of 12]

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    Military personnel are conducting weapons loading operations on a flight line, positioning what appears to be a large cruise missile or munition on a munitions loading trailer beneath the wing of a large dark-painted aircraft. Two airmen in camouflage uniforms are overseeing the loading process. The setting appears to be a U.S. Air Force base with hangars visible in the background.

    BARKSDALE AIR FORCE BASE, LOUISIANA, UNITED STATES

    08.24.2020

    Photo by Senior Airman Max Miller 

    2nd Bomb Wing

    Load crew members of the 20th Aircraft Maintenance Unit prepare to load munitions on a B-52H Stratofortress during an Aircraft Monitor and Control test at Barksdale Air Force Base, La., Aug. 24, 2020. The test is performed every five to ten years to demonstrate the capability of the B-52 to provide the required voltage levels for the mission configuration in the AGM-86 air-launched cruise missile interface. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Lillian Miller)

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    Date Taken: 08.24.2020
    Date Posted: 09.25.2020 14:16
    Photo ID: 6369082
    VIRIN: 200824-F-NP461-1240
    Resolution: 4890x2751
    Size: 6.86 MB
    Location: BARKSDALE AIR FORCE BASE, LOUISIANA, US
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    Three individuals wearing face masks are working at a table with multiple laptops and electronic equipment in what appears to be a military or technical facility. The foreground figure, wearing a blue polo shirt and camouflage pants, is leaning over a laptop while working. The background shows gray storage lockers and additional personnel engaged in similar technical tasks.
    Two individuals are working together on what appears to be a pair of eyeglasses or sunglasses, with one person holding the frame and the other using pliers or needle-nose pliers to make an adjustment or repair. The close-up shot focuses on the hands and tools involved in the task. One person is wearing a gold wedding band on their right hand.
    A technician wearing a black polo shirt with an embroidered patch, glasses, and a blue face mask is leaning over a workbench examining mechanical components. A Microsoft Surface laptop is open to his right, and a military-style camouflage cap is visible on the table. The setting appears to be an industrial or aerospace maintenance facility.
    A technician wearing a black face mask and blue polo shirt is performing maintenance or inspection work on what appears to be an aircraft ordnance or sensor pod in an industrial hangar setting. The person is working with wiring and components on a large rounded gray object, with safety tags visible. The number '267' is stenciled on equipment visible in the background.
    Two technicians are performing maintenance work on the underside of an aircraft in what appears to be a hangar or maintenance facility. Both workers are wearing black shirts and safety gear, with one wearing a blue surgical mask and glasses. Red 'REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT' tags are visible on the aircraft components being serviced.
    Two technicians are lying on the floor performing maintenance work underneath an aircraft. Multiple red 'Remove Before Flight' safety streamers/tags are visible hanging from the underside of the aircraft. The work appears to be taking place in a hangar environment with controlled lighting.
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    A large military transport aircraft is undergoing maintenance on a flight line apron, with a substantial engine or equipment servicing stand (numbered 267) positioned beneath the wing. At least one uniformed maintenance technician is visible near a military utility truck on the left side. The scene appears to be at a U.S. Air Force base during daytime under partly cloudy skies.
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    Military personnel are conducting weapons loading operations on a flight line, positioning what appears to be a large cruise missile or munition on a munitions loading trailer beneath the wing of a large dark-painted aircraft. Two airmen in camouflage uniforms are overseeing the loading process. The setting appears to be a U.S. Air Force base with hangars visible in the background.
    A young male wearing black ear protection (hearing defenders) is photographed in profile view, appearing to be inside or near a large vehicle or aircraft. He is wearing an olive/tan colored t-shirt and appears to be sweating, suggesting a hot environment. The background shows a bright, outdoor setting consistent with a military or industrial airfield environment.

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