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    Hush House Uninstalled Engine Run [Image 5 of 5]

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    A person wearing military-style tan/coyote fleece jacket and olive-drab hearing protection headset is operating or adjusting controls at a military or technical workstation. The workstation features multiple panels with switches, buttons, and indicator lights on a green surface. The image is rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise from its natural orientation.

    DULUTH, MINNESOTA, UNITED STATES

    02.17.2021

    Photo by Audra Flanagan 

    148th Fighter Wing

    An Aerospace Propulsion specialist from the 148th Fighter Wing, Minnesota Air National Guard mans the Control Cab during an uninstalled General Electric F110-129 jet engine run in the 148th Fighter Wing's newly modified Hush House. A Hush House is an enclosed, noise-suppressed facility used for testing aircraft systems, including propulsion mechanics, electronics, pneumatics. Installed or uninstalled jet engines can be run under actual load conditions without creating noise pollution. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Audra Flanagan)

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    Date Taken: 02.17.2021
    Date Posted: 02.26.2021 09:56
    Photo ID: 6534365
    VIRIN: 210217-Z-BQ052-0009
    Resolution: 4032x3024
    Size: 2.6 MB
    Location: DULUTH, MINNESOTA, US
    Web Views: 46
    Downloads: 8

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    A young male operator is seated at a multi-monitor control station inside what appears to be a military or industrial command post, identifiable by the olive-green interior and specialized equipment. He is wearing green ear protection headsets and a face covering while operating keyboards, joysticks, and a control panel. The workstation displays surveillance camera feeds, instrument gauges, and what appears to be a checklist or operational document.
    A masked technician or engineer is seated at a control station monitoring equipment via a computer workstation. Through a large observation window, a jet engine (identifiable as a General Electric F110-129 based on a visible placard on the desk) is mounted in what appears to be a test cell or engine test facility. The control panel features numerous switches, indicator lights, and monitoring equipment consistent with an aerospace engine test environment.
    A jet engine is undergoing a static test firing inside an enclosed test cell facility. The engine is mounted on a black steel test stand and is producing a visible afterburner flame directed into a large circular exhaust duct. The facility appears to be a purpose-built engine test cell with concrete walls and industrial lighting.
    The image shows a jet engine mounted on a test stand positioned in front of a large wind tunnel inlet inside an industrial test facility. The engine is equipped with an inlet protection screen and is connected to numerous cables, hoses, and instrumentation systems. The wind tunnel's circular opening is illuminated from within, suggesting it is either active or prepared for an engine performance test.
    A person wearing military-style tan/coyote fleece jacket and olive-drab hearing protection headset is operating or adjusting controls at a military or technical workstation. The workstation features multiple panels with switches, buttons, and indicator lights on a green surface. The image is rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise from its natural orientation.

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    Minnesota Air National Guard Hush House. A Hush House is an enclosed
    noise-suppressed facility used for testing aircraft systems
    including propulsion mechanics
    electronics
    An uninstalled General Electric F110-129 jet engine in full afterburner while performing functional
    pneumatics. Installed or uninstalled jet engines can be run under actual load conditions without cr

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