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    Letterkenny Hellfire reset team takes the mission to the warfighter [Image 1 of 5]

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    A person wearing full personal protective equipment (PPE) is working inside a contained enclosure, appearing to perform surface treatment or cleaning on dark metal equipment. The enclosure features teal/green protective sheeting lining the walls and a dark floor covering, suggesting a controlled work environment for hazardous material handling. The setup is consistent with abrasive blasting, paint stripping, or decontamination operations.

    FORT DRUM, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES

    01.06.2021

    Photo by Dorie Heyer 

    Letterkenny Army Depot

    210106-A-FV109-0001
    FORT DRUM, N.Y.
    April Bookwalter, a Letterkenny Army Depot electronics mechanic, uses a portable paint booth to paint a M299 Longbow Hellfire Launcher during a Hellfire reset mission to Fort Drum in late Jan. LEAD provides Hellfire support on depot through the Close Combat Missile Systems Program Management Team. Some of those programs include the production of Hellfire rails, launchers and some of the cables and connectors associated with Hellfire systems. This was the first time LEAD conducted a Hellfire reset mission off-site.
    (U.S. Army photo by Jeff Davidson)

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    Date Taken: 01.06.2021
    Date Posted: 02.26.2021 07:46
    Photo ID: 6534140
    VIRIN: 210106-A-FV109-0001
    Resolution: 1200x900
    Size: 499.75 KB
    Location: FORT DRUM, NEW YORK, US

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