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    38-YEAR LEGACY CONTINUES: 152nd Civil Engineer Squadron, U.S. Forest Service continue 38-year partnership at Lake Tahoe historic site [Image 3 of 13]

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    An aerial drone photograph captures a residential property undergoing active roofing work. The structure appears to be an L-shaped or multi-section building with one section having old cedar/wood shake shingles being replaced and another section already completed with dark asphalt shingles. Multiple workers, ladders, and equipment are visible on and around the roof.

    SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    10.21.2021

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    152nd Airlift Wing

    Airmen from the 152nd Civil Engineer Squadron (CES), Nevada Air National Guard, work on a reroofing project with the U.S. Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit and Tahoe Heritage Foundation at the Tallac Historical Site, South Lake Tahoe, Calif., October 21, 2021. The 152nd CES has been training and working on restoration and historical preservation projects here since 1983. (Photo Courtesy of Capt. Douglas DelPorto)

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    Date Taken: 10.21.2021
    Date Posted: 10.28.2021 09:52
    Photo ID: 6909073
    VIRIN: 211021-Z-F3901-1003
    Resolution: 3311x2195
    Size: 6.52 MB
    Location: SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, CALIFORNIA, US
    Hometown: CARSON CITY, NEVADA, US
    Hometown: RENO, NEVADA, US
    Hometown: SPARKS, NEVADA, US
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    A group of approximately nine individuals, most wearing military camouflage uniforms, pose together in front of a rustic wooden cabin or barn-style structure with cedar shake siding and a steep shingled roof. The building appears to be undergoing renovation or maintenance work, evidenced by construction materials and equipment visible nearby. The setting is a forested area with tall conifer trees, suggesting a mountain or wilderness location.
    Two workers in military-style camouflage uniforms and white hard hats are installing cedar wood shingles on a sloped roof. Both workers are equipped with safety harnesses connected to a red safety line running along the ridge of the roof. The work site is located in a forested area, likely a national park or similar setting based on the surroundings.
    An aerial drone photograph captures a residential property undergoing active roofing work. The structure appears to be an L-shaped or multi-section building with one section having old cedar/wood shake shingles being replaced and another section already completed with dark asphalt shingles. Multiple workers, ladders, and equipment are visible on and around the roof.
    An aerial view shows multiple workers in safety gear performing roofing work on a large wooden-shingled building surrounded by pine trees. The workers appear to be replacing or installing new cedar shake shingles along the ridge line of the main roof. Two ladders — one white and one red — are positioned on either side of the structure for access.
    An aerial drone photograph captures a forested compound featuring multiple rustic cabins or lodge-style structures surrounded by tall pine and deciduous trees. The property appears to be a mountain retreat or camp with several separate buildings connected by dirt pathways, set on a partially cleared lot with a central grassy area. The image was likely taken during autumn, evidenced by the mix of green and yellow foliage.
    A construction worker wearing a white hard hat and yellow work gloves is performing roofing work on a sloped roof covered with wooden shingles. The worker is using a hammer to secure a wooden board, while also holding what appears to be a measuring tool. Safety equipment including a harness and rope anchor system is visible, indicating proper fall protection measures are in place.
    A crew of workers is actively re-roofing a rustic wood-shingled cabin or lodge structure surrounded by tall pine trees. Multiple workers are positioned on the roof and on ladders, with roofing underlayment partially installed on the upper portion of the gable roof. The setting appears to be a forested mountain or national park environment.
    A worker in military camouflage uniform and white hard hat is seated on a sloped wooden shingle roof, equipped with a safety harness and tools. The individual appears to be performing roofing or inspection work on a structure surrounded by pine trees. Yellow roof anchors are visible along the roofline, indicating proper fall protection measures are in place.
    Two individuals in military-style camouflage uniforms walk along a gravel path toward a rustic cabin or lodge structure surrounded by tall pine trees. One person wears a white hard hat, suggesting a safety or construction role. The setting appears to be a forested area, possibly a national park or protected recreational property.
    A U.S. Forest Service employee wearing a Department of Agriculture Forest Service cap and green jacket is engaged in conversation with a military personnel wearing OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform. The interaction appears to be a briefing or coordination meeting taking place outdoors in a forested area. The setting suggests an inter-agency collaboration, possibly related to land management, emergency response, or training operations.
    Two individuals wearing military camouflage uniforms (OCP pattern) are working on what appears to be a rooftop or elevated structure. The foreground person is wearing a white hard hat, sunglasses, safety harness, and tactical gloves, and is smiling at the camera. They appear to be conducting construction or repair work, likely as part of a military civil engineering or humanitarian assistance mission.
    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms are engaged in construction or renovation work on what appears to be a roof or elevated wooden structure. Workers are using tools including an orange level/measuring device, with additional personnel visible on the ground below managing materials and equipment. The scene includes a utility trailer, stacked lumber, and a wheelbarrow in a forested setting near a building.
    A group of workers in military-style camouflage uniforms and hard hats are replacing or installing cedar shake shingles on the roof of a rustic log cabin or historic structure surrounded by tall pine trees. Multiple ladders of different colors are propped against the building to provide roof access. One supervisor or ground worker in a white hard hat stands below observing the work.

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