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    A maintenance technician in a green shirt is performing work on a military helicopter's rotor head assembly inside what appears to be a hangar bay, likely aboard a naval vessel. The worker is wearing hearing protection, a helmet, and a face mask while inspecting or servicing the complex mechanical components of the rotor hub. The 'NO STEP' markings visible on the aircraft fuselage are consistent with standard military aviation safety markings.

    UNITED STATES

    04.15.2021

    Photo by Seaman Apprentice Curtis Burdick 

    USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78)           

    Aviation Electrician's Mate 2nd Class Nick Vo, from Arlington, Texas, assigned to the “Spartans” of Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron (HSM) 70, embarked on USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), performs routine maintenance on an MH-60R Sea Hawk helicopter inside of the ship’s hangar bay, April 15, 2021. Ford is underway in the Atlantic Ocean conducting its final independent steaming event of post delivery test and trials. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Apprentice Curtis Burdick)

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    Date Taken: 04.15.2021
    Date Posted: 04.17.2021 10:29
    Photo ID: 6603713
    VIRIN: 210415-N-ET093-0005
    Resolution: 2807x4210
    Size: 699.72 KB
    Location: US
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    A maintenance technician in a green shirt is performing work on a military helicopter's rotor head assembly inside what appears to be a hangar bay, likely aboard a naval vessel. The worker is wearing hearing protection, a helmet, and a face mask while inspecting or servicing the complex mechanical components of the rotor hub. The 'NO STEP' markings visible on the aircraft fuselage are consistent with standard military aviation safety markings.

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