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    180th Fighter Wing Conducts Maintenance During Snow Storm [Image 7 of 21]

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    A snow-covered F-16 Fighting Falcon jet fighter is parked on a snow-covered airfield during a heavy snowstorm. A military personnel member in cold-weather gear stands near the aircraft, likely performing a pre-flight inspection or maintenance check. A yellow snow removal vehicle is visible operating in the background.

    SWANTON, OHIO, UNITED STATES

    01.24.2022

    Photo by Senior Master Sgt. Beth Holliker 

    180th Fighter Wing Ohio National Guard

    U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Jacob Hancock, an F-16 Fighting Falcon mechanic assigned to the Ohio National Guard’s 180th Fighter Wing, braves the cold and snow to close-up panels on the jet to prevent damage from inclement weather, Jan. 24, 2022. The 180FW performs daily training, conducted in realistic environments under realistic circumstances, ensuring our forces maintain the highest levels of proficiency and readiness for worldwide deployment. U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sgt. Beth Holliker.

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    Date Taken: 01.24.2022
    Date Posted: 01.24.2022 15:35
    Photo ID: 7020346
    VIRIN: 220124-Z-ZJ624-0007
    Resolution: 4256x2832
    Size: 7.99 MB
    Location: SWANTON, OHIO, US
    Web Views: 112
    Downloads: 24

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    A gray F-16 Fighting Falcon jet fighter is parked on a snow-covered tarmac during active snowfall. Ground support equipment is positioned beneath and beside the aircraft. The tail fin displays a green band with the word 'Toledo,' indicating association with the Toledo Air National Guard base.
    A military personnel member in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform conducts a pre-flight or maintenance inspection of a military jet aircraft during heavy snowfall conditions. The individual is holding a tablet or clipboard and appears to be performing a walk-around inspection of the aircraft. The aircraft, likely an F-16 Fighting Falcon, is parked on a snow-covered flight line with red safety streamers visible on various components.
    Two military personnel in camouflage uniforms are conducting maintenance or pre-flight checks on an F-16 Fighting Falcon jet fighter during heavy snowfall conditions. The aircraft bears tail code 'OH' indicating it belongs to an Ohio Air National Guard unit, with the aircraft number 702 partially visible. Ground support equipment is positioned nearby on a snow-covered flight line.
    A maintenance technician is working on the underside of a military aircraft in cold, snowy conditions. The individual is using a power drill or similar handheld tool to perform maintenance on an aircraft panel or component. The image is captured from a low angle beneath the aircraft, framing the worker between large aircraft structural elements.
    A U.S. Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon jet is parked on a snow-covered tarmac during a winter snowstorm. The aircraft bears 'OH' tail markings, indicating it belongs to an Ohio Air National Guard unit. A yellow ground support vehicle is visible in the background, likely engaged in snow removal operations.
    A military aircraft maintainer in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform is performing maintenance on the underside of a gray fighter jet during snowy winter conditions. The technician is using a cordless power drill/screwdriver to work on a panel or component beneath the aircraft's fuselage. The scene appears to be on an outdoor flight line with significant snowfall visible.
    A snow-covered F-16 Fighting Falcon jet fighter is parked on a snow-covered airfield during a heavy snowstorm. A military personnel member in cold-weather gear stands near the aircraft, likely performing a pre-flight inspection or maintenance check. A yellow snow removal vehicle is visible operating in the background.
    A military maintainer in cold-weather gear works on an F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft during a snowstorm. The aircraft belongs to the 180th Fighter Wing based in Toledo, Ohio, as indicated by the green intake cover. The technician appears to be performing maintenance or inspection on the underside/wing area of the aircraft in harsh winter conditions.
    A military aircraft, identifiable as an F-16 Fighting Falcon, is parked on a snow-covered flight line during active snowfall conditions. A single uniformed service member is performing maintenance or inspection work on the nose/underside of the aircraft. The aircraft is equipped with safety pins, tie-down straps, and a distinctive green unit insignia panel visible on the fuselage.
    Two F-16 Fighting Falcon jet fighters are parked on a snow-covered flight line during a winter snowstorm. Ground crew personnel in military uniforms are conducting maintenance or pre/post-flight checks on the aircraft. The tail of one aircraft displays 'DH' tail codes and a green band, consistent with the Ohio Air National Guard's 180th Fighter Wing based at Toledo Express Airport.
    A military aircraft maintainer is kneeling in snowy conditions performing maintenance on the underside of a fighter jet assigned to the 180th Fighter Wing (FW) Toledo, Ohio Air National Guard. The aircraft, tail number 89-2109, is covered with a green nose cover bearing the unit's insignia — a wasp and the state of Ohio outline. The scene takes place on a snow-covered flight line during active snowfall.
    A military fighter jet, consistent with an F-16 Fighting Falcon, is parked on a snow-covered flight line during active snowfall. A single ground crew member is kneeling beneath the aircraft's nose, performing maintenance or inspection work. The aircraft has various safety covers and remove-before-flight streamers (red tags) installed, along with a green intake cover bearing a unit insignia.
    A military aircraft maintainer in camouflage uniform is performing maintenance work on the underside of an F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jet during a snowstorm. The aircraft bears markings identifying it as belonging to the 180th Fighter Wing based in Toledo, Ohio, with serial number 89-2109. The technician is kneeling and using a power tool near the nose landing gear area in cold, snowy conditions.
    Three military personnel in cold-weather camouflage uniforms and tan beanies are handling what appears to be a missile or munition with distinctive cross-shaped tail fins during a snowstorm. The individuals are working outdoors in heavy winter conditions, likely on a military installation or airfield. The scene suggests an ordnance handling or weapons loading exercise or operation.
    Two military personnel in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are working with munitions or weapons loaded on a military cart/trailer in snowy winter conditions. They appear to be securing or inspecting ordnance, with what appear to be air-to-air or air-to-ground missiles visible on the trailer. The scene takes place on what appears to be a military airfield or flight line, with a hangar visible in the background.
    Two military personnel in cold-weather gear are working on aircraft ordnance or equipment during a snowstorm. Both individuals are wearing tan/brown fleece caps and cold-weather clothing, with one wearing a MultiCam/OCP camouflage uniform bearing a unit patch. They appear to be conducting maintenance or inspection of a munition or aircraft component in harsh winter conditions.
    Three military personnel in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are manually carrying a missile or munition toward an F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jet during a snowstorm. The aircraft bears 'OH' tail markings indicating it belongs to an Ohio Air National Guard unit, with tail number 845 visible. The crew is conducting weapons loading operations in harsh winter conditions.
    Three military personnel in multicam/OCP uniforms are loading or unloading a missile or munition onto an F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft during winter conditions with heavy snowfall. The ordnance has a yellow training/inert tip and red 'Remove Before Flight' streamers attached. The operation is taking place on a snow-covered flight line, likely at a U.S. Air Force or Air National Guard base.
    Three Air National Guard personnel in cold-weather multicam uniforms are carrying a missile or training munition outside in snowy winter conditions. They are positioned in front of a large hangar bearing the sign '180th Fighter Wing Air National Guard.' The personnel appear to be conducting weapons loading or maintenance operations on the flight line.
    Three U.S. Air Force personnel from the 180th Fighter Wing Air National Guard are carrying a missile or munition in snowy winter conditions. The service members are dressed in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms with cold-weather gear including beanies and face coverings. They appear to be conducting weapons loading or maintenance operations on a flight line.
    Multiple F-16 Fighting Falcon jet fighters are parked on a snow-covered flight line during an active snowstorm. The aircraft bear 'OH' tail codes indicating they belong to an Ohio Air National Guard unit. The jets are covered in accumulated snow and fitted with various ground support equipment and tie-down restraints.

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