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    Maintainers, training squadron collaborate on new hydraulics course [Image 7 of 7]

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    Four individuals in a military aircraft hangar are gathered beneath the underside of a military aircraft, appearing to discuss maintenance or inspection procedures. Two are wearing U.S. Air Force OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms with unit patches, while the others wear civilian-style clothing. All four are wearing black face masks, consistent with COVID-19 era protocols.

    HILL AIR FORCE BASE, UTAH, UNITED STATES

    12.18.2020

    Photo by Ronald Bradshaw   

    388th Fighter Wing

    Tech. Sgt. Emil Wodicka, center, 372nd Training Squadron, instructs Airmen during a newly developed hydraulics course at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, Dec. 18, 2020. The 40-hour course, developed by the 372nd Training Support Squadron Detachment 3 in conjunction with the 388th Maintenance group, provides maintainers with hands-on hydraulic system experience. During the course, maintainers are taught and certified on more than 60 tasks. (U.S. Air Force photo by R. Nial Bradshaw)

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    Date Taken: 12.18.2020
    Date Posted: 01.20.2021 16:19
    Photo ID: 6488425
    VIRIN: 201218-F-OD616-0007
    Resolution: 6048x4024
    Size: 5.15 MB
    Location: HILL AIR FORCE BASE, UTAH, US
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    A military technician wearing safety glasses and a black face mask is closely inspecting or operating a complex mechanical assembly, likely weapons or aircraft maintenance equipment. The individual is focused upward at the machinery, holding a component with both hands. A second person in military uniform is partially visible in the background.
    Military or aviation maintenance personnel are working on the underside of an aircraft, likely performing weapons or equipment installation/inspection. At least three individuals are visible, wearing face masks, safety glasses, and gloves while handling complex mechanical hardware mounted beneath the aircraft fuselage. The setting appears to be an indoor hangar facility.
    Two military personnel wearing face masks and safety glasses are performing maintenance work on a military aircraft inside a hangar. They are working with a mechanical jack or lifting device positioned under the aircraft. A second aircraft with tail markings 'HL' and partial serial number '55106' is visible in the background.
    Military maintenance personnel are performing technical work on the underside of what appears to be an F-35 Lightning II stealth fighter jet inside a hangar facility. Three technicians are working around an open weapons bay or access panel, with a maintenance cart holding a laptop computer and various tools nearby. The personnel are wearing a mix of military uniforms and civilian work attire, with some wearing face masks and safety glasses.
    Two military personnel in olive/green uniforms are performing maintenance work on the underside of an aircraft, likely inside a hangar. Both individuals are wearing safety goggles and black face masks as personal protective equipment. A third uniformed individual is visible in the background observing the work.
    A military technician wearing a face mask and camouflage uniform is performing maintenance or loading operations on what appears to be aircraft equipment inside a hangar. The individual is handling a wheel or hand-crank mechanism attached to a piece of equipment labeled with 'DO NOT PUSH' warning text. The setting appears to be a military aircraft maintenance facility with red-painted interior walls visible in the background.
    Four individuals in a military aircraft hangar are gathered beneath the underside of a military aircraft, appearing to discuss maintenance or inspection procedures. Two are wearing U.S. Air Force OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms with unit patches, while the others wear civilian-style clothing. All four are wearing black face masks, consistent with COVID-19 era protocols.

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