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    136th Airlift Wing prepares to paint their new C-130J aircraft [Image 7 of 12]

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    A technician wearing personal protective equipment is painting or stenciling markings on the fuselage of a military aircraft. The stencil reads '136 AW' (136th Airlift Wing) and the aircraft tail number '3904' is visible above. The worker is using a brush or scraper tool while wearing a respirator mask, safety glasses, and black nitrile gloves.

    PORT HUENEME, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    07.08.2021

    Photo by Senior Airman Michelle Ulber 

    146 Airlift Wing, California Air National Guard

    U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Miguel Rosario from the 136th Airlift Wing Maintenance Group, Texas Air National Guard, prepare to paint a C-130J Hercules aircraft inside a hangar at the Channel Islands Air National Guard Station, Port Hueneme, California, July 8, 2021. The California Air National Guard’s 146th Airlift Wing has dutifully maintained the soon to be painted C-130J aircraft while awaiting a scheduled transfer to the Texas Air National Guard’s 136th Airlift Wing. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Michelle Ulber)

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    Date Taken: 07.08.2021
    Date Posted: 07.15.2021 20:02
    Photo ID: 6734976
    VIRIN: 210708-Z-SF462-1040
    Resolution: 6240x4160
    Size: 7.77 MB
    Location: PORT HUENEME, CALIFORNIA, US
    Web Views: 38
    Downloads: 8

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    A military service member in camouflage uniform and safety harness is working on the fuselage of a large military aircraft inside a hangar. The individual is elevated on an orange scissor lift and appears to be applying or removing yellow masking tape on the aircraft's nose cone. An American flag insignia is visible on the gray aircraft surface.
    A military service member in camouflage uniform and safety harness is applying masking tape to the fuselage of a large military aircraft inside a hangar. The aircraft bears the tail number '75904' in large black digits on a gray surface. The worker is elevated on an orange and yellow aerial lift platform to reach the upper sections of the aircraft.
    A male worker wearing a safety harness is applying or smoothing masking tape on a large gray painted surface, likely an aircraft fuselage or large vehicle panel. The surface displays yellow diagonal stripes and partial black numerals, suggesting a military or aviation paint/marking operation. The worker is elevated on a lift platform inside what appears to be a hangar facility.
    The image is taken from an unusual low angle beneath a large object, showing a person looking downward toward the camera. The individual is wearing a tan/khaki military-style t-shirt and appears to be working on or inspecting the underside of what looks like an aircraft or large vehicle. The photo is rotated or shot inverted, creating a disorienting perspective.
    A U.S. military service member stands on an orange aerial lift platform while applying or inspecting black paint stripes on the fuselage of a large military aircraft inside a hangar. The aircraft bears the tail number 75904 and displays a U.S. flag on its upper fuselage. Yellow masking tape has been applied to create clean edges for the painted stripes.
    A technician wearing protective gear is spray-painting markings onto the fuselage of a military aircraft inside a hangar. The visible stenciled text reads '136 AW' (likely referring to the 136th Airlift Wing), applied using masking tape and a stencil template. A second worker wearing similar protective equipment is partially visible in the lower right corner.
    A technician wearing personal protective equipment is painting or stenciling markings on the fuselage of a military aircraft. The stencil reads '136 AW' (136th Airlift Wing) and the aircraft tail number '3904' is visible above. The worker is using a brush or scraper tool while wearing a respirator mask, safety glasses, and black nitrile gloves.
    A military service member in camouflage uniform and safety harness is working on the fuselage of a large military aircraft, applying or adjusting markings/decals. The aircraft displays 'ANG' (Air National Guard) lettering, a partial state name beginning with 'TEX' (Texas), a white star, a serial number beginning with '75', and an American flag. The work is being performed from an orange and yellow aerial work platform inside a hangar.
    A person is applying or installing vinyl lettering/signage onto a flat white surface. The image is taken from a low angle, showing hands working on a blue and white sign with visible letters. An orange ladder is visible on the right side, indicating the worker is elevated.
    A military maintenance technician is working on the tail section of a large military aircraft inside a hangar, elevated on a JLG brand aerial lift platform. The aircraft displays an American flag decal and partial text/markings consistent with a US Air National Guard unit. The scene depicts routine aircraft maintenance operations in an indoor hangar facility.
    Two military personnel in camouflage uniforms and green safety harnesses are working on the fuselage of a large military aircraft, likely inside a hangar. The aircraft displays a large American flag insignia and partial text reading 'ANG' (Air National Guard) along with a blue stripe bearing a star. The workers are elevated on an orange aerial lift platform performing maintenance or markings work.
    A person is using a craft knife or utility blade to carefully cut or trim a vinyl decal or painted graphic on a large flat surface. The surface features a diagonal blue stripe with white stars and black lettering, consistent with a military or aviation insignia design. The worker appears to be on a ladder or step stool, working at an elevated angle.

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