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    Ducks Lead The Way [Image 7 of 7]

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    A young U.S. Air Force service member in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform stands with arms crossed on an aircraft flight line. The name tape reads 'ESCOBAR' and the right chest tape reads 'US AIR FORCE,' with an American flag patch and unit patch visible on the left sleeve. Military aircraft, likely KC-135 tankers, and a hangar are visible in the background.

    TAMPA, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES

    06.09.2022

    Photo by Airman 1st Class Lauren Diaz 

    6th Air Refueling Wing

    U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Allen Escobar, 6th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron crew chief, poses for a photo on the flight line at MacDill Air Force Base, Florida, June 9, 2022. The 6th AMXS wears Donald Duck on their patches, representing the character’s tenacious and go-getter attitude. Walt Disney gifted the rights to the squadron in the 1950s. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Lauren Cobin)

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    Date Taken: 06.09.2022
    Date Posted: 06.11.2022 13:10
    Photo ID: 7266468
    VIRIN: 220609-F-CC148-1111
    Resolution: 5245x3054
    Size: 911.19 KB
    Location: TAMPA, FLORIDA, US
    Web Views: 108
    Downloads: 11

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    A U.S. Air Force KC-135 Stratotanker aerial refueling aircraft is parked on a wet flight line at MacDill Air Force Base, Florida. The aircraft bears tail markings 'AMC 00353' and a 'MACDILL' designation on the vertical stabilizer. The wet tarmac creates a mirror-like reflection of the aircraft beneath it, suggesting recent rainfall.
    A U.S. Air Force service member in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform is performing maintenance or inspection work on an aircraft, viewed from below through an open hatch or access panel. The photo is taken from a unique low-angle perspective looking up through the aircraft's underside opening. The airman, wearing glasses, appears focused on examining or adjusting a component within the aircraft structure.
    Four U.S. Air Force personnel in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are posed on a wet flight line in front of a large military aircraft. The aircraft behind them is clearly marked 'U.S. AIR FORCE' and appears to be a KC-135 Stratotanker based on its fuselage shape and markings. The overcast sky and wet tarmac suggest recent rainfall at the airfield.
    Two U.S. Air Force personnel, identified by name tapes as 'REYES' and 'ESCOBAR', are conducting maintenance or inspection work on a military aircraft. They are viewed through an open access panel or hatch of the aircraft, both wearing OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms. One airman is holding a tablet device while the other appears to be pointing at or inspecting a surface.
    Two individuals wearing military camouflage uniforms are reviewing documents together, with one person pointing to specific entries on a form or logbook. The documents appear to be official military paperwork with tabular formatting, placed on what looks like a metal surface or vehicle hood. The close-up perspective emphasizes the hands and documents, suggesting a briefing, inspection, or administrative review activity.
    Two U.S. Air Force personnel in Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniforms are focused on a task, likely maintenance or inspection work. The foreground individual, identified by name tape as 'SULLIVAN,' wears sunglasses and has a squadron patch and reversed U.S. flag patch visible on the left sleeve. A second airman is partially visible in the background.
    A young U.S. Air Force service member in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform stands with arms crossed on an aircraft flight line. The name tape reads 'ESCOBAR' and the right chest tape reads 'US AIR FORCE,' with an American flag patch and unit patch visible on the left sleeve. Military aircraft, likely KC-135 tankers, and a hangar are visible in the background.

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