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    49th MXG's First F-16 Flagship [Image 3 of 7]

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    Two workers in full protective white hazmat suits and respirator masks are working on the surface of a large aircraft, likely applying or removing a coating or treatment. They are operating in what appears to be a controlled industrial paint booth or maintenance hangar with bright overhead fluorescent lighting. Yellow safety scaffolding and stairs are visible in the background.

    HOLLOMAN AIR FORCE BASE, NEW MEXICO, UNITED STATES

    12.09.2021

    Photo by Airman 1st Class Jessica Sanchez-Chen 

    49th Wing

    Senior Airman Shawnna Rowlands and Airman 1st Class Cody Prill, 49 Equipment Maintenance Squadron aircraft structural maintainers, paint the wing of a F-16 Viper, Dec. 9, 2021, on Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico. The corrosion shop repaints approximately two aircraft a month to replace stencils or for touchups. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Jessica Sanchez-Chen)

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    Date Taken: 12.09.2021
    Date Posted: 12.30.2021 13:00
    Photo ID: 6998193
    VIRIN: 211209-F-HH678-1084
    Resolution: 8256x5504
    Size: 6.05 MB
    Location: HOLLOMAN AIR FORCE BASE, NEW MEXICO, US
    Web Views: 96
    Downloads: 7

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    A worker in full personal protective equipment is performing a spray painting or coating operation on a metal surface inside an industrial facility. The individual is wearing a white Tyvek-style hazmat suit, full-face respirator with pink filter cartridges, and blue nitrile gloves. The setting appears to be a controlled industrial environment with yellow safety-painted structural elements visible in the background.
    A worker in full protective gear is spray painting a large curved surface, likely an aircraft fuselage or similar aerospace component, inside an industrial paint booth. The worker is wearing a white Tyvek suit, full-face respirator with pink filters, and blue nitrile gloves while operating a spray gun connected to a hose. The facility features yellow structural scaffolding, acoustic or insulated wall panels, and green masking tape/paper used to protect unpainted areas.
    Two workers in full protective white hazmat suits and respirator masks are working on the surface of a large aircraft, likely applying or removing a coating or treatment. They are operating in what appears to be a controlled industrial paint booth or maintenance hangar with bright overhead fluorescent lighting. Yellow safety scaffolding and stairs are visible in the background.
    A worker in a white protective Tyvek suit and half-face respirator with pink filters is observed from behind inside what appears to be an aircraft painting or maintenance hangar. A large aircraft — likely a stealth bomber based on its distinctive flying-wing silhouette — is visible in the background, partially covered in yellow masking material. The facility features yellow safety railings on elevated platforms and a well-lit industrial interior.
    A worker in full personal protective equipment is spray painting what appears to be an aircraft fuselage or large aerospace component inside a controlled paint booth facility. The worker is wearing a Tyvek suit, full-face respirator with pink filter cartridges, and blue nitrile gloves while operating an HVLP spray gun. The surface being painted shows green masking tape applied to protect certain areas from overspray.
    Two individuals wearing white protective coveralls and blue nitrile gloves are engaged in conversation with a third person wearing an olive/military-green t-shirt. The setting appears to be an indoor facility with a dark-colored wall in the background. The interaction suggests a training, instructional, or inspection scenario.
    The image shows the vertical tail fin of a military aircraft inside what appears to be a paint hangar or maintenance facility. The tail is painted in a bold red and white color scheme featuring a winged knight helmet insignia and the text 'The Fightin' 49ers'. Visible markings identify the aircraft as belonging to the 49th Maintenance Group (49 MXG) with tail code 'HO'.

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