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    U.S. Marine Corps VMGR-234 Executes Low-Level Proficiency Flight [Image 3 of 12]

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    A military turboprop transport aircraft, consistent with a C-130 Hercules variant, is positioned on a flight line with all four propellers spinning. A ground crew member in a flight suit and headset stands to the right, holding a communication cord, monitoring the aircraft during engine run-up or pre-departure procedures. The scene appears to be at a military air base under clear daytime conditions.

    CAMP LEMONNIER, DJIBOUTI

    05.13.2021

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Daniel Asselta 

    Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa Combat Camera

    U.S. Marine Corps Cpl. River Moore a KC-130J loadmaster assigned to Marine Aerial Refueler Transport Squadron-234 (VMGR-234) performs engine start procedure prior to a low-level flight over Djibouti, May 13, 2021. VMGR-234 supports Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa (CJTF-HOA) by providing aerial refueling, airdrop, and rescue capabilities to the area of responsibility. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Daniel Asselta)

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    Date Taken: 05.13.2021
    Date Posted: 05.19.2021 07:07
    Photo ID: 6651202
    VIRIN: 210513-F-UN842-0114
    Resolution: 5450x3626
    Size: 7.78 MB
    Location: CAMP LEMONNIER, DJ
    Hometown: FORT WORTH, TEXAS, US
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    A military turboprop transport aircraft, consistent with a C-130 Hercules variant, is parked on a flight line at what appears to be a desert air base. The image is taken from a ground-level perspective with a yellow taxiway centerline leading directly toward the aircraft's nose. At least one person in military-style clothing is visible walking near the aircraft.
    A military ground crew member wearing a tan uniform and aviation headset observes a C-130 Hercules turboprop military transport aircraft on a tarmac with its propellers spinning. The aircraft appears to be painted in a light gray scheme with U.S. military markings visible on the nose. The setting appears to be a Middle Eastern or desert-region air base based on the environment and lighting.
    A military turboprop transport aircraft, consistent with a C-130 Hercules variant, is positioned on a flight line with all four propellers spinning. A ground crew member in a flight suit and headset stands to the right, holding a communication cord, monitoring the aircraft during engine run-up or pre-departure procedures. The scene appears to be at a military air base under clear daytime conditions.
    The image shows a cockpit view from inside a large aircraft with two crew members silhouetted against the windscreen. The aircraft appears to be taking off or landing on a runway, with motion blur visible on the tarmac surface. Both crew members are wearing aviation headsets and are seated at their respective pilot and co-pilot positions.
    A male pilot or aircrew member is seated in the cockpit of a military aircraft, gazing out the windscreen during flight. He is wearing Bose aviation headphones, a tan/brown flight suit, and a patch on his shoulder that appears to read 'Ranger'. The cockpit instrumentation and multi-pane windscreen are visible in the background.
    An aerial photograph taken from inside or alongside a military turboprop aircraft, showing a close-up view of a spinning propeller engine nacelle. The aircraft is flying over arid, semi-desert terrain characterized by rocky escarpments, sparse scrub vegetation, and reddish-brown soil. The propeller blades are motion-blurred, indicating active rotation during flight.
    A military pilot is seated in the cockpit of a large military transport aircraft, likely a C-17 Globemaster III or similar aircraft, flying over arid terrain. The pilot is wearing a tan/desert flight suit, aviation headset, and has goggles resting on his head. A green heads-up display (HUD) is visible in the foreground, and the cockpit is filled with illuminated avionics panels.
    A male aviator is seated in the cockpit of a military helicopter in flight, operating controls and monitoring navigation equipment. He is wearing Bose aviation headphones, reflective sunglasses, and a tan/khaki flight suit. The terrain visible through the cockpit windows appears to be arid and mountainous.
    Two military aircrew members are seated in the cockpit of a large military aircraft, flying over mountainous terrain. Both personnel are wearing flight suits and aviation headsets, with one crew member's hand visible on the controls. The cockpit displays green illuminated instrument panels and the windshield wipers are active, suggesting possible precipitation or dust conditions.
    Two military aircrew members are seated in the cockpit of a large military transport aircraft, flying over mountainous terrain. Both personnel are wearing flight suits and aviation headsets, with multiple instrument panels and displays visible between them. The view through the cockpit windows shows arid, rugged mountain ranges below.
    The image shows the interior of a military aircraft cockpit with two pilots seated at their stations, viewed from behind. Through the cockpit windshield, a ground crew member is visible on the tarmac performing marshalling signals with both arms raised. The cockpit is dark relative to the bright exterior, creating a high-contrast silhouette effect.
    The image shows the interior of a military aircraft cockpit with a pilot or crew member seated at the controls, wearing a flight helmet and headset. Through the cockpit windshield, a ground crew member is visible on the tarmac with both arms raised, performing marshalling signals. The cockpit displays multiple green-lit instrument panels and screens, indicating the aircraft is powered up.

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