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    TFI C-17 engine replacement [Image 4 of 8]

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    A technician in blue coveralls is working inside what appears to be a military aircraft cockpit, inspecting or maintaining the interior structure. The worker is looking upward while reaching into the cockpit area, examining mechanical components and structural elements. A face mask is pulled down around his chin, and a geometric tattoo is visible on his forearm.

    JBPHH, HAWAII, UNITED STATES

    02.23.2022

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Alan Ricker 

    15th Wing

    Staff Sgt. Marc Ganir, 154th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron propulsion craftsman, loosens a bolt on a turbofan engine from a C-17 Globemaster III for an engine swap in Hangar 19 on Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, Feb. 23, 2022. Within an estimated 48 hours, over 10 JBPHH aircraft maintainers were involved with detaching, transferring and replacing the cargo aircraft’s engine. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Alan Ricker)

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    Date Taken: 02.23.2022
    Date Posted: 02.25.2022 19:56
    Photo ID: 7068266
    VIRIN: 220223-F-JA727-0145
    Resolution: 6048x4024
    Size: 1 MB
    Location: JBPHH, HAWAII, US
    Web Views: 36
    Downloads: 9

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    A technician's hand is visible working within a densely packed mechanical or aerospace engine compartment. The area contains numerous electrical connectors, hydraulic lines, and heat-shielded components. The work appears to involve connecting or inspecting multi-pin electrical connectors in a confined space.
    Two maintenance technicians are performing work inside an open aircraft compartment, likely a wheel well or equipment bay. One technician is leaning deep into the compartment performing hands-on work while the other observes or assists. The image is taken from an angled perspective, showing exposed structural components, riveted panels, and internal mechanical systems.
    A large U.S. Air Force military transport aircraft is positioned outside or partially inside a military hangar labeled 'HANGAR NO. 19' with a USAF roundel insignia. The aircraft's tail section is prominently visible, displaying tail code 'HH', serial number '55148', and an American flag decal. The setting appears to be a tropical military air base, likely in Hawaii based on the visible palm trees and 'HH' tail code designation.
    A technician in blue coveralls is working inside what appears to be a military aircraft cockpit, inspecting or maintaining the interior structure. The worker is looking upward while reaching into the cockpit area, examining mechanical components and structural elements. A face mask is pulled down around his chin, and a geometric tattoo is visible on his forearm.
    A young military service member in camouflage uniform is actively working with heavy mechanical equipment outdoors. The individual appears focused and engaged in a hands-on technical task involving what appears to be a weapons loading or maintenance apparatus. The image is captured in a close-up, dramatic style with shallow depth of field.
    Military maintenance personnel are performing engine or component work on a large military aircraft inside a hangar facility. An American flag is visibly draped inside an open engine nacelle, suggesting a ceremonial or commemorative maintenance event. Multiple technicians are working on and around a specialized maintenance platform/trailer positioned beneath the aircraft.
    U.S. Air Force maintenance personnel are performing an engine replacement or maintenance operation on a large military aircraft inside a hangar. A replacement jet engine is mounted on a specialized wheeled engine stand/trailer positioned beneath the aircraft's wing. The aircraft bears visible U.S. Air Force markings and the tail number 5148.
    Four maintenance personnel are handling a large jet engine mounted on a wheeled transport dolly outside a military or aviation hangar. The engine appears to be either being moved into or out of the hangar for maintenance or installation. Personnel are wearing a mix of military camouflage uniforms, blue coveralls, and civilian work attire.

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