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    USMC Harrier ordinance offload [Image 5 of 15]

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    Two military ordnance technicians wearing red helmets and hearing protection are working on attaching or securing a munition to an aircraft hardpoint. The ordnance visible has yellow band markings and a label reading 'A2301-4'. The personnel are wearing standard military flight deck/ordnance crew attire including green and blue coveralls.

    ALPENA, MICHIGAN, UNITED STATES

    08.02.2021

    Photo by Senior Airman Ryan Bishop 

    110th Wing

    U.S. Marine Corps aircraft maintenance crew members of Marine Attack Squadron 542 from Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, North Carolina, quickly remove munitions from a Harrier jet during Northern Strike (NS) at the Alpena Combat Readiness Training Center, Michigan on Aug. 9, 2021. NS is an opportunity to build readiness and interoperability with many different units and multinational partners while training in realistic multi-domain environments. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Ryan Bishop)

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    Date Taken: 08.02.2021
    Date Posted: 08.10.2021 18:55
    Photo ID: 6777065
    VIRIN: 210809-Z-NK626-0035
    Resolution: 5502x3673
    Size: 7.26 MB
    Location: ALPENA, MICHIGAN, US
    Web Views: 51
    Downloads: 14

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    Two U.S. Marines ground crew personnel are working on a flight line next to a Marine Corps AV-8B Harrier II jet aircraft. The aircraft bears the tail number 164556 and squadron markings 'VMA-51?' with 'WH' codes and orange chevron markings on the tail. One crew member appears to be adjusting hearing protection/helmet while the other handles a yellow safety cord near the aircraft.
    A military ground crew member in olive green flight suit and red helmet is marshaling a military jet aircraft on a flight line apron. The aircraft, identifiable as a Harrier-type jump jet bearing US military star insignia, has a pilot seated in the open cockpit. The scene appears to be at a military air base with hangars visible in the background.
    Two U.S. Marines ground crew personnel are working on a Harrier jump jet on a flight line tarmac. The aircraft bears the tail markings 'MARINES' with bureau number 164556 and squadron designation VMA-513, with tail code 'WH' and number '02'. The crew members appear to be handling or loading an ordnance item under the aircraft's wing.
    Military ground crew personnel are conducting weapons loading or inspection operations on a fixed-wing aircraft on a flight line apron. Three personnel wearing hearing protection and flight suits are working around the underside of the aircraft's wing, where an ordnance item is visible mounted on a pylon. A hangar marked '601C' is visible in the background.
    Two military ordnance technicians wearing red helmets and hearing protection are working on attaching or securing a munition to an aircraft hardpoint. The ordnance visible has yellow band markings and a label reading 'A2301-4'. The personnel are wearing standard military flight deck/ordnance crew attire including green and blue coveralls.
    Military ground crew personnel are working on an aircraft, appearing to load or service ordnance/munitions on a weapons pylon. At least three personnel are visible wearing hearing protection and helmets, working in close coordination around the aircraft's underside. The scene takes place on a flight line or tarmac near a hangar structure.
    Military ordnance technicians are loading or securing a bomb onto an aircraft weapons pylon. At least two personnel wearing hearing protection and helmets are working on the munition, which is mounted on a loading cart or weapons elevator. A warning label reading 'DANGER HOT EXHAUST' is visible on equipment in the foreground.
    A technician wearing hearing protection (green ear defenders with red headband) is working on what appears to be an aircraft weapons or ordnance system. The person is handling a tool or connector near a munition or ordnance item mounted beneath a panel with stenciled technical markings. The image shows close-up maintenance or arming work on military aviation equipment.
    Military personnel are loading or securing an air-delivered munition onto an aircraft weapons pylon using a munitions loading cart. The ordnance features distinctive yellow band markings on its nose section and shows signs of wear or dust. The scene appears to take place on a flight line or inside a hangar.
    A military ground crew member wearing a red helmet with a skull insignia and protective goggles sits in a ground support vehicle on a flight line. Behind him is a dark gray military jet aircraft, likely a Harrier or similar aircraft, bearing a Chinese character marking and the number '02'. The individual is wearing an olive green flight suit with patches and a wristwatch.
    Military ground crew personnel are conducting maintenance or weapons loading operations on what appears to be an AV-8B Harrier II jet aircraft on a flight line apron. Several crew members wearing red helmets and flight suits are working around the aircraft's wing hardpoints, with one person handling a spherical pod and another holding what appears to be a munition or ordnance item. A ground support vehicle labeled 'N3' with a 'DANGER HOT EXHAUST' warning is positioned nearby with a crew member seated on it.
    Military personnel in olive green flight suits and red safety helmets are working on an ordnance loading cart on a flight line apron. Three numbered maintenance hangars (601A, 601B, 601C) are visible in the background. The scene appears to depict an ordnance or weapons loading exercise or operation.
    A military pilot sits in the open cockpit of a dark gray jet aircraft, wearing a flight helmet with visor and olive drab flight suit. The aircraft fuselage displays a Chinese character (虎, meaning 'tiger'), a triangular danger warning marking, and the partial tail number '02'. The overcast sky provides a neutral background for this ground-level shot.
    A military ground crew member in olive green flight suit walks across a tarmac in front of a U.S. Marine Corps AV-8B Harrier II jet aircraft marked with the number '02' and Chinese characters. A pilot is visible in the open cockpit of the aircraft. The scene appears to be at an airbase, likely during pre-flight or post-flight operations.
    A U.S. Marines AV-8B Harrier II jet aircraft is taxiing on a flight line apron, marked with tail code 'WH-02' and 'MARINES' lettering with orange chevron markings. Several ground crew personnel in flight suits and cranials/helmets are visible in the foreground, with one person appearing out of focus in the immediate foreground. The setting appears to be a military airfield under overcast skies.

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