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    C-12 in hangar 1 [Image 1 of 5]

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    A white twin-turboprop military aircraft is parked inside a large aviation hangar. The aircraft displays the tail number '40156' and has 'DANGER' markings near the engine nacelles, consistent with a U.S. military utility or surveillance aircraft, likely a Beechcraft King Air variant. An American flag and a 'NO SMOKING' sign are prominently displayed on the hangar wall in the background.

    WIESBADEN, GERMANY

    01.13.2021

    Photo by Master Sgt. Ryan Matson 

    7th Army Training Command

    A C-12U twin turbo-prop airplane sits in the hangar Jan. 13 on Wiesbaden Army Airfield, Clay Kaserne, Germany. This plane is part of the small fleet of aircraft flown by E Company, 1-214th Aviation Battalion, the only Army fixed-wing unit in U.S. Army Europe and Africa. (U.S. Army photo by Master Sgt. Ryan C. Matson)

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    Date Taken: 01.13.2021
    Date Posted: 01.30.2021 11:01
    Photo ID: 6502270
    VIRIN: 210113-A-LD390-722
    Resolution: 3000x2000
    Size: 3.35 MB
    Location: WIESBADEN, DE
    Web Views: 356
    Downloads: 28

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    A white twin-turboprop military aircraft is parked inside a large aviation hangar. The aircraft displays the tail number '40156' and has 'DANGER' markings near the engine nacelles, consistent with a U.S. military utility or surveillance aircraft, likely a Beechcraft King Air variant. An American flag and a 'NO SMOKING' sign are prominently displayed on the hangar wall in the background.
    A white twin-engine turboprop aircraft, consistent with a Beechcraft King Air, is parked inside an aviation maintenance hangar. The aircraft is viewed from a low front-quarter angle, showing both propellers, the nose gear, and 'DANGER' markings near the propeller arc zones. The hangar interior includes safety signage, an American flag, and maintenance equipment in the background.
    A U.S. Army soldier in MultiCam (OCP) camouflage uniform and olive-colored face mask inspects a wing control surface of a white aircraft marked 'United States of America' inside a hangar. The soldier appears to be conducting a pre-flight or maintenance inspection of what appears to be a flap or aileron panel. The aircraft is consistent with a Beechcraft King Air or similar twin-turboprop used by U.S. military aviation units.
    A military personnel member in camouflage uniform and face mask is inspecting or examining a white twin-engine turboprop aircraft inside a hangar. The individual appears to be conducting a pre-flight or maintenance inspection of the aircraft's propeller and engine nacelle. The aircraft is parked indoors under hangar lighting.
    Two individuals are seated in an aircraft cockpit, viewed from the passenger cabin through the cockpit doorway. Both are wearing aviation headsets and appear to be in camouflage or military-style attire, suggesting a military or government aircraft. Bright sunlight is streaming through the cockpit windshield, creating lens flare effects.

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    12th Combat Aviation Brigade
    Wiesbaden
    Clay Kaserne
    fixed-wing aviation
    Germany
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