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    C-5M Nitro Servicing [Image 3 of 7]

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    A group of approximately five military personnel are gathered in a briefing or discussion huddle on an aircraft flight line. They are wearing U.S. Air Force OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms and hearing protection headsets, standing near a large military aircraft. One individual appears to be in a civilian or non-standard work shirt, possibly a contractor or specialist.

    JAPAN

    09.16.2021

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Wren Fiontar 

    374th Airlift Wing

    Senior Airman Andrew Inzunza, 730th Air Mobility Squadron aerospace maintenance journeyman, reviews nitrogen service training objectives with other 730th AMS Airmen during a C-5M Super Galaxy ground training event at Yokota Air Base Japan, Sept. 17, 2021. The C-5M is one of the largest aircraft in the world and the largest airlifter in the Air Force inventory. The aircraft can carry a fully equipped combat-ready military unit to any point in the world on short notice and then provide the supplies required to help sustain the fighting force. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Ryan Lackey)

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    Date Taken: 09.16.2021
    Date Posted: 09.20.2021 19:51
    Photo ID: 6847273
    VIRIN: 210916-F-HU835-1087
    Resolution: 6545x3682
    Size: 3.55 MB
    Location: JP
    Web Views: 34
    Downloads: 4

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    The image shows the tail section and rear fuselage of a U.S. Air Force C-5M Super Galaxy military transport aircraft, tail number 70034, assigned to AMC Travis Air Force Base. The aircraft is parked on a tarmac, and ground support vehicles including what appears to be a fuel truck are positioned beneath the wing. The overcast sky and green treeline are visible in the background.
    A military service member in camouflage uniform is inspecting or monitoring a refrigerated liquid nitrogen vehicle/equipment panel. The panel contains multiple gauges, valves, and control components. The vehicle is clearly labeled 'REFRIGERATED LIQUID NITROGEN' with NFPA diamond hazard placards visible.
    A group of approximately five military personnel are gathered in a briefing or discussion huddle on an aircraft flight line. They are wearing U.S. Air Force OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms and hearing protection headsets, standing near a large military aircraft. One individual appears to be in a civilian or non-standard work shirt, possibly a contractor or specialist.
    A military-green specialized truck carrying a refrigerated liquid nitrogen tank is parked on an airfield tarmac beside a large gray aircraft. The vehicle is a purpose-built cryogenic service truck used for ground support operations, identifiable by its hazmat diamond placards and labeled tank. The truck appears to be positioned for servicing or standby operations adjacent to what appears to be a large military transport aircraft.
    The image is taken from a low angle beneath a large aircraft, showing military personnel and a civilian technician gathered near fueling or servicing equipment. A flexible corrugated hose is connected to the underside of the aircraft, with visible vapor or mist suggesting active fluid transfer. The scene appears to be on a military flight line or tarmac during a ground servicing operation.
    Two workers are engaged in what appears to be a cryogenic or industrial fueling/servicing operation, surrounded by vapor/steam suggesting extremely cold or pressurized substances. Both individuals are wearing significant personal protective equipment including hearing protection, face shields, and protective aprons. The setting appears to be an industrial or military maintenance facility.
    The image shows a cluster of industrial pipe valves and fittings heavily coated with white frost or ice, indicating exposure to cryogenic or extremely cold temperatures. Multiple handwheel valves are visible, connected by pipes and flanged joints, all covered in a thick layer of frozen condensation. The scene suggests an active cryogenic system, possibly involving liquid nitrogen or another liquefied gas.

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