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    20th Aircraft Maintenance Unit Supports Bomber Task Force [Image 2 of 8]

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    Two military maintenance personnel are working on a large military aircraft, likely a bomber based on visible text references to 'bomb bay'. One technician stands on a maintenance platform (marked 'S4M1') while receiving a tool or pen from a colleague below. The aircraft's gray fuselage panels are visible, with one panel open revealing yellow internal structure.

    ANDERSON AIR FORCE BASE, GUAM

    09.06.2021

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Alysia Blake 

    Pacific Air Forces

    Tech. Sgt. Craig Drum and Tech. Sgt. Ryan Hoffmann, 20th Aircraft Maintenance Unit crew chiefs, repair the wing flap of a B-52H Stratofortress in support of a Bomber Task Force deployment at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, Sept. 6, 2021. BTF deployments allow aircrew and support personnel to conduct theater integration and to improve bomber interoperability with allies and partners. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Alysia Blake)

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    Date Taken: 09.06.2021
    Date Posted: 09.22.2021 22:09
    Photo ID: 6850690
    VIRIN: 210906-F-JJ992-1238
    Resolution: 6048x4024
    Size: 5.62 MB
    Location: ANDERSON AIR FORCE BASE, GU
    Web Views: 62
    Downloads: 20

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    Two military maintenance personnel are performing repair or inspection work on a large military aircraft. One technician is standing on an aluminum step ladder while the other works at ground level, both using hand tools to work on what appears to be a control surface or panel junction on the aircraft fuselage. Both individuals are wearing safety glasses and military-style clothing.
    Two military maintenance personnel are working on a large military aircraft, likely a bomber based on visible text references to 'bomb bay'. One technician stands on a maintenance platform (marked 'S4M1') while receiving a tool or pen from a colleague below. The aircraft's gray fuselage panels are visible, with one panel open revealing yellow internal structure.
    The image shows a formation flight featuring a large multi-engine aircraft (likely a B-52 Stratofortress) in the foreground with three Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) F-15J Eagle fighter jets flying in close escort formation. The fighter jets bear Japanese roundel markings and visible tail numbers (810, 823, and a third partially visible). The photo appears to be taken from a window or opening of the large bomber, looking back along its wing and engine nacelles toward the escorting fighters.
    The image shows a formation of military jet aircraft flying in close proximity, photographed from the rear of a large aircraft showing its engine nacelles in the foreground. At least three fighter jets are visible in close formation on the left side, with a fourth aircraft visible at distance in the upper right. The fighter jets display markings consistent with Japan Air Self-Defense Force F-15J Eagles, with visible tail numbers including '810' and '809'.
    The image is taken from inside an aircraft looking out through a window or opening, showing a Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) fighter jet in close formation. The primary aircraft visible is an F-2 fighter jet, identifiable by the Japanese rising sun roundel on its fuselage, carrying external ordnance and fuel tanks. A second fighter jet is visible in the background at higher altitude, suggesting a multi-aircraft formation flight.
    A Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) Mitsubishi F-2 fighter jet, serial number 63-8540, is photographed in flight against a clear blue sky. The aircraft is armed with air-to-air missiles and carries external fuel tanks or weapons pods under its wings. The roundel (hinomaru) and unit markings are clearly visible on the fuselage.
    The image shows three Japanese Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) F-15J Eagle fighter jets flying in close formation. The aircraft are clearly marked with Japanese Hinomaru (red circle) roundels and individual tail numbers 810, 823, and 892. The foreground is dominated by the twin engine exhaust nozzles of a fourth aircraft from which the photo appears to be taken.
    The image shows two B-52 Stratofortress heavy bombers in flight, photographed from the window or exterior of one aircraft looking toward the other. The foreground aircraft's four engine nacelles (clustered in two pairs) are prominently visible on the right side of the frame. Both aircraft are flying at altitude above a cloud layer under an overcast sky.

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