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    Training After Tragedy: 436th Training Squadron Builds New Safety Course (1 of 1) [Image 4 of 6]

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    Military and civilian personnel are handling a heavily damaged aircraft fuselage section, identifiable by the tail number '80724' and a US flag marking, being moved by a large military forklift. The wreckage appears to be from an F-16 or similar jet aircraft, showing significant structural damage including crushed and torn metal. The scene appears to be a salvage or debris recovery operation at a military installation.

    DYESS AIR FORCE BASE, TEXAS, UNITED STATES

    10.19.2021

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Madi Sylvester 

    436th Training Squadron Instructional Production Flight

    Todd Newton, 436th Training Squadron Resource Advisor, left, helps unload pieces of plane wreckage for the new Aircrew Mishap Investigation Course Crash Lab with teammates Airman First Class Davin Clements, center, and Technical Sgt. Zachary Moeller, right, Dyess Air Force Base, Texas, 21 April, 2021. The lab will provide vital, local, hands-on training for students from around the Air Force. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Madison Sylvester)

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    Date Taken: 10.19.2021
    Date Posted: 10.20.2021 14:38
    Photo ID: 6896773
    VIRIN: 211019-F-GG597-798
    Resolution: 2576x1452
    Size: 1.56 MB
    Location: DYESS AIR FORCE BASE, TEXAS, US
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    A U.S. Air Force service member, identified by the name tape 'MACEDONIO' and 'AIR FORCE' tape on their uniform, is performing maintenance or mechanical work on ground equipment. The individual is wearing a tan fleece jacket, OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) trousers, and black hearing protection ear muffs. They appear to be working at ground level, handling small hardware components on what appears to be aircraft ground support equipment.
    A military aviator is photographed in close-up wearing full flight gear including a helmet, oxygen mask, and visor. The equipment appears to be modern military-grade flight gear with multiple attachment points, hoses, and connectors visible. The background suggests an outdoor airfield or tarmac environment with blue sky visible.
    A person wearing military camouflage (MultiCam/OCP pattern) uniform is performing maintenance on a piece of military equipment. They are using a hand tool, appearing to be a tap or threading tool, to work on a metal component. The image is a close-up shot focusing on the hands and mechanical components, with hydraulic lines and cables visible in the foreground.
    Military and civilian personnel are handling a heavily damaged aircraft fuselage section, identifiable by the tail number '80724' and a US flag marking, being moved by a large military forklift. The wreckage appears to be from an F-16 or similar jet aircraft, showing significant structural damage including crushed and torn metal. The scene appears to be a salvage or debris recovery operation at a military installation.
    A young man is seated in the driver's seat of a vehicle, gripping the steering wheel and looking toward the camera with a slight smile. A campaign or promotional sign is visible on the windshield reading partial text including 'ABILENE CITY CO' and 'PLACE 1'. The image is taken through the front windshield from outside the vehicle.
    A U.S. Air Force service member in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform and black beret poses alongside a bay horse wearing a rope halter. They are standing in front of a white horse trailer in what appears to be an outdoor setting on a clear day. The service member is smiling and holding the horse's lead rope.

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